New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.


sudden contact of the geif stick in its various
forms and the artful d6dger Of bail coine' ~
from the places wher9 the golfers hoio - a.,
tell a waiting world that there are other INNS a -,
life besides the election Of a President anu aa
other oficials xnd there have been few weu.
ninss too and d/herc are more to come, ana there
are plans lald for lots OF joyous times thiS VIM
whether thS si,verites win their hght OF 'r0 o.
herents OF gold rout their common eno'.' - ,hs
foot and dragons. Among the 'a'' ' g.. -,
vsek N the golf field was the play IN tne III ..
ZmHettIon of the Westbrook Golf Ciuo' on W.
49, "a Cuttings nroperty In Oakdale, Long lsland
DE course. which was laid out by Willie Dunn ids'
year has nine holes, and each green hSS 9s W Yards
eating pipe. The ensih OF tne @ voo' holes being the
40 wards which separate the road IRON me ne nV tbar
hole Mr. Cutting Is pTesdeni oco,ra o ie vicepresdent;
H. B. Hollins. treasurer ana h1h1Rapo 40 Kan members
and c. Brad.sh Johnson and j. NJ hhdpp' "e"'e''
of the Green Committee
Roth tho Dvker Meadow and the Marine and Field
Club courses will be busy on Election Day, anu
the neighborhood Of Fort Hamilton VIII DC d n'eiy
district. Percy 5 Mallett F. B. Fiske and Z. II.
Srth the Golf Committee of the Marine and flelo
club announce that the new links at Eighty y-slNlh-
st and rwelfth-ave. will be formally opeheu loi
The use Of members and their friends on the MORN
.nr OF Election Day. Luncheon and dinner VIII
no served at the club and light refreshments on 'ne
links stages running between the clubhouse ana
+he grounds at frequent intervals throughout une
day. It is expected that the competition Tor tne
nres,den,'s cup. q trophy offered by Timothy L.
IS Nfsadnw club 10 the links OF that organiza.
ZION and as the work OF the handicapper Is saia
looked for There is some talk of a dance being
given by the club this winter possi1y az ne bt al
present the project has not gone beyono 'he 'a'h-
Ing stage.
wednesday evening. was. as usual the favorlte
time for bridal couples, and the list or happy
hearts united is long and interesting among 'he
most brilliant CT the affairs OF the week was
that of Emma Louise Henke and Wilbur Nelson
Wilkinson. who were married at tho home OF the
brides parents. No. S5s NcDonough-st.. the Rev Dr.
Robert ]. Kent, pastor Of the Lewis Avenue Con-
gregational Church. officiating. The best man was
Frederick II. Wilkinson. brother OF the bridegroom.
and the maid of honor Miss Grace HenKe.
sister OF the bride. Peter II. Puels. H. A. McNear,
B. j. Rounds and W. H. Riker were the ushers
The parlors were beautifully decorated with white
and pink chrysanthemums and orchids After the
ceremony a wedding supper was served, and later
in the evening Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson started
on a short wedding through the South. On
their return they will make their home with the
parents Of the bride. Among these present were
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Holmes, II. Holmes, Miss A ,.
Gibbs, Miss L. Purvs, r. Puryis. Miss L. Cortel-
sou, Miss A. Cook Mr.. and Mrs. Turner. MISS Iur-
ner Miss VI. Turner Miss c. Turner. Mr.. and
Mrs Coulthard, Miss Coulthard. Miss F. II. Coul-
.hard, J. Conlthard. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Nogel. Mr.
and Mrs H. Edwards. Mrs. Bayls. Miss ~ Fernie.
Mr.. and Mrs Leggett. A Leggett, Miss Leggett.
Miss L. Leggett, Mr. and Mrs. p. Springer, Miss
F. Springer bliss Guen Miss IbbaiMs M H. aZG ZmMsl Mr,
Tscher Mr. and Mrs s.russ Miss Mr Piston Pie Mrs Miss
ssWafE Mi Miss ans suck MTs Miss oN Buck a Miss
Hart, Miss Copland Miss Sheriqan ": Kapp; Id
sgss W. Ms4 hgs e MT ,nner nne Msf M snd Mrs Es
Mr and Mrs. " E: wilksson + v WilkinSSTIn 2D5it SIr
snd Ms MTs sla aTS "a assf eTg9and & Miss
land s GTunanc MI and o Mrs. G g. Wgman Dg a1s NJ
eO5sy0u Mr snS MRS GrpSs5 ss5mdT Mf
Mrs. M and r. annns MIs sfsS M MRS ese r
MIS- s Kate t'fS Perry ~ F Miss Fscher Miss F. Bure6s
Miss Dow Mss swset MIS- n inghS T-nnr MISS
Miss L. Archer. L. Mckenzie. Mr. and Mrs Striker
Mr. and Mrs. G T. Ausn DoT5ng pnnt d Dr. sId Mr
and Mrs. c. Barker.
The leading social interest Of Brooklyn this WIN
ter promises to be ice skating AS The Tribune
has already stated. the old Clermont Avenue Rink
IS to be turned into enormous skating house.
and there Is foot and In process OF forma-
ton an indoor skating club which will hire the
building for one right each week throughout the
winter. The organization is TO be exclusive and
fashionable and viii have in 1t much the same peo-
pie now make up the golf club playing In
DyHe1 pyscey smar pdaS 10 the ST. Nicholas
Skating Club. Of New York. and the social arbiters
Miss Pearl Dawson was married on Wednesday
evening to DR.. William Roger Longenecker at the
home OF her parents. No. 81 Putnam-ave.. the
Rev. William r. Dawson. pastor Of Methodist
church In Greenville. Mich. and brother OF the
bride performing the ceremony. assisted by. the
Rev. DR.. J. E. Adams. pastor OF the James Metho-
ost Episcopal Church. Miss Bessie Longenecker.
a sister of the bridegroom. the maid Of honor,
and the bridesmaids were Miss Grace Dawson and
Miss Nellie Longenecker sisters OF the bride ana
DIR and Mrs. Longenecker will make short we'd
ding tour In the South. The bridegroom has for
many years been a resident OF Rockville Centre
Long Island. and as the home OF the bride is
at East Rockaway there were large delegations from
both places among the guests.
Another Of the prominent society men Of Brook
lyn has definitely left old Nassau Island and allied
himself with the New-York social world This Is
George E. Fahys, time the leader Of the
Hill" and recently one OF the prime factors
in the festivities there. Mrs. Fahys has been as
prominent as her husband and within the last two
or three years perhaps the most valued patroness
among the young married women for dancing
sSs o snd Of their & m one 'nf Of
hotels though they were frequently seen I'm Brook
this fall and Mr.. Fahys is building handsome
house in sWest Seventy -third-st.. near the Boue-
ward.
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Kirk celebrated the fftieth
anniversary of their wedding Monday evening
last at the home Of their daughter. Mrs. f. II
Howell No. 4s9 Quincy-st. The old folks danced a
Virginia reel and the sister of Mr. Kirk, Mrs. NJ
Washburn, who Is eighty years old, took part In
the dance. The dining room was decorated with
gold -colored ribbons and yellow chrysanthemums.
The silver wedding OF Mr. and Mrs. oscar G.
Rafferty,, Of No. e35 Preeident-st.. celebrated
on Monday evening. They received under canopy
Of flowers bearing the date ls1-ls9s. Mrs. William
Hall, Mrs. Thomas Long, Mrs. Lester Lewis and
Mrs. f. j. Cowles assisted at the reception, and
each Of the present received souvenir
About nm prss-~ "ere present and many handsome
gifts were received
The marriage OF Gertrude c. Levy. daughter OF