New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.


which marked the elimination OF the hottest poii'-
zeal campaign Brooklyn has. seen for many 'e".'
there should be that attention pa'o 10 eo0i" -
ters which would usually mark the nrs' "eoN "
November but there was nevertheiess' conS'ue
Bile accomplished in the way OF preparation ioi
.Nairs IN come and some records were maoe ny
those who devote as much time as possible 10 OUT
door sports The Hampstead Plains nave VII
messed a number Of lively chases. ana the soi, INNS
which are the favorite grounds OF many people, io9
little OF their popularity. even on Eiecuoh Jay 'o
the rule "vote early" was followed ana tiie Ie
,nainder of the day was devoted to sport. Frepaia
lions for the Horse Show In New-York Which pe-
gins tomorrow, took up the time Oh 'he H'u's
and Driving Club contingent and music io'eiS AM
musicians watched the starting OF the opera seaSoi
with a great deal Of inter est. Aida GREW d
small but enthusiastic audience to the Academy on
Thursday night, and Tuesday evening next VIII Bee
the production Of Faust in Italian. WIN q
Brooklyn girl, Miss susan strong tar nssirict in
the leading part Miss strors mas iaI6s wu' and
her nrst appearance in her native city. after The
reports which have come OF her successes III t,rg
crowd to hear her sing the part OF Marsuerri.e;
The announcement by the institute q FOR r t,cKeis
which indicates a highly successful season. ana the
for the ce SUdS
the first of these functions being slated Tor Decem
S sI February p and April % are the dates for
the rest OF the series On Friday OF TINS wesA INC
AZ iis home Nm in BAY Ridge and the extent Of the
prepare lions indicate that successful anair Is
looked Tor
The weddings of the week started of with that
Of Miss Emma H. Campbell and William Kansey'
Of Eas, Orange, N j.. which was celebrated at the
home of the brides father. David G. Campbell, IN
Jefrerson-ave.. Monday. the Rev. Dr. Hiram
Hutchins. vino for thirty years the pastor OF
the Bedford Avenue Baptist Church. and Is now
eighiy-nye years old. officiating. Mr.. Campbell.
hull has LaSn 6
the Brooklyn City Railroad since the first starting
Of the horse-cars in Brooklyn The Wedding TRIP
includes stop OF month IN Fiorida a;,oA v laise
followed the ceremony, among them beng Mr.; ana
e H " M nan N Naas ss' Of Ss%s j.
LAWSON Of Paterson n j. MI pr ana NM Mr. D. and
TrI " {. Abrams. James H. Campbell. Miss May
+. Smith. Of Turner's. y: y; Miss Helen Kanse;yy
M mh c1 W ward Smith Harry M
%aaeh Chunk Psnn DAVID Rsnsey Miss F Mrs
Emily Faulkner ana Miss Hattie Cooper.
On Wednesday afternoon at the homo Of her
mother. in Carroll-st.. Miss Lnlyan Stuart Craw-
ford daughter of Mrs. Francis Mason Crawford.
was married to Craig Reasoner Guerin. Miss
Crawford was aiended oy Miss Sadie WI ab
Bridegroom.
Among the recent engagements announced Is THAI
Of Miss Elma Wright daughter OF Miss Elizabeth
Wright OF White Plains, and T. Ensign Conklin. OF
this CITY, Miss Wright was recently graduated
from the Chappaqua Mountain Institute, and her
inent. in the affairs Of which he is deeply inter-
ested
Miss Isabelle Hopkins daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert C.. Hopkins and Walter Albert Rumpf were
married on Wednesday evening at the home OF the
w Bellinger performing the ceremony. Miss BESSIE
Evans was the brides attendant, and Martin a.
Hopkins was the best man.
Announcement has been made that the wedding
Of Miss A. Lillian Calender and Howard S. Hadden
will take place on Wednesday. November ID, al
the home of Miss Callender's brother. Thomas o.
Calender, No. II Remsen-st There have been no
guests invited the relatives Of the couple but
a number Of intimate friends will attend a small
reception. to be held Immediately after the cere-
mony and they will be Eat home" OF Wednes-
day afternoons December and l6, at No. g Rem
in the social life Of the Heights and The wedding
IS one Of more than ordinary interest Ar. Hadden
president Of the Lorg Island Bank. ana connected
ness corporations of The city he Is graa9uate OIL
Columbia, and is rapidly coming 10 the 'front.' IN
his chosen profession. that OF an architect
The Pouch Mansion will be utilized on Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week for fair in aid Of
the Brooklyn Training School and Home for Young
Girls one of the attractive features of which will
I've dance to be held on Wednesday evening in
the banquet hall General admission to the fair
viii be free but tickets for the dance will cost s.
G'he officers of the training school Mrs. X. b.
Taylor. PRESIDENT Mrs J. II. Oliphant, vice presi-
dent; Mrs Samuel r. Hopkins second vice presi-
dent; Miss Evelyn II. Jones, corresponding secre-
tary; Miss Elizabeth T. futile. recording secretary.
and Mrs. William Truedall treasurer
The committee In charge Of the Cinderella dances.
which is composed of Thomas A. Gardner. Leland
6. Stillman. John +. Talmage 1r and Howard J.
IIaslehurst has completed all the arrangements.
and the dates for these affairs, In which the young
people take much interest are announced else
where. The list OF patronesses shows some changes
from that Of last year. the name Of Nine. de Nell,
who the originator Of the dances. and for
some years the prime mover in the work. being
absent. The list this year includes Mrs. Tunis g.
MacBridc and Mrs; Albert G, Jennings. Mrs
Bergen being the only one who has served In the
same capacity before In this connection.