New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-26
! THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN !
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

~s,a.ur,vrer dulness reigns supreme IN tue e",
ana there IL little to chronicle IN the way y"
diversions outside Of the reports from 'ne
and mountain resorts. to which 'ne SEA" ~.
~ y,rooklyn's population which can anoto " "
gone There are beginnings OF the "u' 90 o..
ana advance notices of affairs being tnousn' Vi w
IN. fall hut they have hardly assumed .a"so'o
shane vet and attempts at detaiiea s'A'en'
would be premature. One Of the most impor'a". on
nouncements 50 far made Is that tne ~eue
Miss Harriet r. Abbott. eldest oausn.er % w
Rev. DR. LYMAN Abbott, Of Plymouth Church' anu
C~.r.,s ,ourdan a weii-known young lawyer. VIII
,.r. n,ace IN October Miss Abbott is at present
spending the summer at the eastern emo o, E nr
~ Ss Dr. Abbott and his wife. and another
daughter In Europe ano are e, the most active
workers in Plymouth Church and is as''S'a"' SUI
parintendent OF the Sunday school
A vedd,ns AZ the Manhattan Beach Ho'ei OF
Tbursdav evening attracted large gatheTins u
Eastern District people. The couple "ere '''''
Emma Kraus and John Stadelman. ana the oe'e
monv was performed by the Rev. Hartman +. perm.
49,. .,star ~ the bride was the bridesmaid, and
the bridegroom was attended by his brother as pest
man The couple sailed yesterday on the NETWORK
for an extended tour Europe. and on their return
win make trip to California Mr. nnS Mrs Frank
Stadelman Charles Straub. George straun Mr' M sma
Mrs. Werner Mr.. and Mrs Hcaies' "''' gu" ~
Klabaser and many others
The wedding OF Miss Jennie c. Thompson oauen-
ter of Mr. and Mrs +. J. Thompson. and Leonard D.
Brady was witnessed by large number OF fr'ends
at the home of the brides parents. No loS Logan
ST. Thursday evening, the ceremony D andrew's
Methodist Episcopal Church
A number Of Brooklyn people are expec'eo 10 a'-
tend the wedding of Miss Sarah Hawiey daughter
OF the late Gideon Havley OF New-forK' anu
David / Weeks Of Rrooklyn. which VIII take Piace
at the home OF tire brides brother. John Ha"ies'
in New-York on Wednesday evening the Kew pr.
Io,n Ecc,eston rector o. ST. Johns Protestant
E.dsconal Church OF Clifton. Staten Island ON
stating. Miss Esther Hawley, the brides sister
will DO the mad honor and TIE Only attenna nj
Of the heb 6T,ne er H and Sn Gilbert and sawtee
VII be the nshers. There VII be small reception
after the ceremony.
Dr. William Crukshank. of Fort Greene f'ace' IN
tends TO spend six or weeks abroad sailing on
August l. investigating the latest medical develop
ments in foreign lands lie Will visit London PARIS
Rome and other places
DR.. and Mrs Thomas r. French. OF NO loo Joral-
anon-st who are now Mt Nantucket. will occupy
their camp near Paul Smiths, in the AdirondacKs'
later in the season
Thu twentieth anniversary Of the wedding OF Mrs
yose formerly Miss Begg. OF Brooklyn. VINO was
married to Dr. Edwin Nose. a well-known physician
OF Portland Me. who Is also superintendent OF 'ha'
cys schools. was celebrated in Portland a rev Jay
ago and was attended by a number Of Brooklyn peo-
PIE including Mrs Begg TIE mother OF me Mrs
Mrs Rober, Tier Dave .nG Mr. ne and Mrs Evans
Of ouncyst There was large houe psr Wer ns I re
eeiyed by SY' Dr. ar and Mrs vose.
On Wednesday evening of this week the young
married people Of Pay Ridge will stir up that usual
IL quiet suburb by giving a coton al the i''uee
Club Preparations have been made oT an % be
large considering the number or people VINO are ou'
OF town.
NJ and Mrs J. s T Stranahan Fitz j. Strananan.
Mr and Mrs S. Y. White, Richard p Bruf1 ana
walter s LOGAN % Brooklyn, are at the Cn'eo
States Hotel. Saratoga
Among those who have succrnnbed 10 the new ioea
,h,t a rrip TO Nova Scotia the proper thing In the
summer are Colonel and Mrs Looms l." lahsuo'
and their sons Lieutenant r. Iangdon ana MAJ nni
portsmouth Y H. their way to the land "a on 1rss
noses and heir departure i,,te ,a t , $500
at FIRST intended. owing 20 the illness 'oi "n'"''
Of Lieutenant Langdon.
A recently announced engagement OF ih!efes. 10
Brooklyntes Is that OF Miss Edythe Earle oaus"'ef
~ Mrs C. Noble Earle formerly Of Brooklyn, 10
Colonel Robert Townsend. Assistant Disric'-A'o'
ney OF Newly orH
Theodore b. Sheldon. we'll known as the writer OF
.ayeral nlavs which have been produced by the
"Poly' boys is one of a company or Broohism.eS
at Churchill Hall. in Stamford h-the-o a'shI,is'
others being Andrew II. De Witt, MISS DE WIZ.
Miss Addie De Witt and AndreS on ne and Miss
Anita Simonson, OF Carroll-st.; Mrs Ieaac Mason;
Miss May Belle Mason and Mss fiorehce HSimmbis
,S,sh,s and Mrs Charles Corey and Miss Florence
Corey Of South Oxford-st