New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-30
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

There is every prospect that the summer season OF
absence from the city will be extended BEYOND "e
usual limit this year. although some members VI
the go away set have begun preparations LOT 'h'r
return from the resorts which have prohted by 'he
presence The closing OF two large hotels on Long
island has had some effect in stimulating this home
bound movement. but as TINS is me sVtso" va
the wear when the average city man who has me
opportunity takes to the woods ana goes III loI
hSntng and snns spn ey s TO- reap profit from
the troublCs'of the Long Islanders
The work Of Incorporating social clubs goes
,nerrty en- but there is redeemng feature
about the epidemic. and that Is that the orEan'za-
ton will be compelled to contribute to the revenue
of the Government and before their members can
indulge their bibuous propensites Uncle sam VII,
have 70 be satisfied financially. The recent action
by Collector Kelley has met the approval OF az WO
have carefully studied the effect of the ORGANIZATION
OF the socalled clubs and II Is hoped that me Iact
that tax will have to be paid by eScn eaf bn nr
seeking an easy way to evade the Raines law
Already the rumble of the machinery of char'y,
both organized and unorgdnzed. is heard In the
town and preparations for looking out for the
material as well the spiritual interests OF the
poor are in many cases fairly under way. WINE
gazing ahead into the season of cold weather.
however the charitaby disposed people nave by
no means forgotten that there is still chance or
some extremely warm days. and that there IS
likely to Re an urgent demand for assistance by
those who are subject to the evil effects OF the
summers heat well rs the winters cold TN
Wednesday there was charity euchre party at
the home OF George II. Fisher. In Emnons-aVe..
Sheepshead Bay I'm aid of the Fresh An Flnd OF
the BROOKLYN Industrial Home in the Eastern
District There fifteen tables set out on me
distributed Mrs Fisher is at the head of the con-,
Mite which he has enspEe o. fr e the party there
were sufficient Sits received TO swell inc 'otal 200
Children Of the Home The prize winners In the
euchre contests were Mrs R9de5ck M Miss scb Le
Mrs. Downs Mrf W M4 k ka Fan ss M MISS "nd
son. the Misses Ka1trowtz. Mrs and Miss l'9ole
Mrs. sw9S Miss ,bs s'S Mirscs Carroll the M
RGeGer Miss Otto Mrs Eger,on Miss p 1r Mrs.
trowitz Mrs Mason. Mrs. White and Mrs. Fisher
Mrs Arthur whne. granddaughter of Henry
Ward Beecher and daughter-n-law of > v
White Charles A. Moore. the president of the
Mss me IcwSi and the Misses Dlckerson of
Brooklyn. are at the Hotel Amoersand.
Some wcl-known Brooklyn people. including The
oeore y. Sheldon Ralph Thompson. well-known
member of the Poly" Dramatic Association;
Charles Mason, one of the most popular members
of the Crescent Athletic Club; Miss Almirall MISS
Nina AlmiraH Miss Mcknight. Miss Simonson
Herman De Wit, and others. took part In delight,
mi and successful entertainment a T." Gays ,a So
for the benefit of the orchestr' at ChuTchiH nan
S - ,be Han include Mr. and Mrs William G.
Bcecher and their family MS Dlatke I IL,
end the Misses GibcrsOn. OF COiumpla i'lS"'S'
There WAS an Interested assemblase at the FIRST
German Baptist Church. in Monrose-aVe' Oh
Wednesday evening. when the double Wedding vi
The daughters Of the Rev. Sylvester kornmaler 'he
nosfor of the church. took place. The occasion ha'
addad interest from the fact that the brides are
only rccen, converts TO The Baptist faith ana one
e the bridegroons is clergyman The ceremony
WAS performed by the Rev. Mr.. kornmaler' aSSIS'-
ID bv the Rev c. L. Marquardt The TWO or'ueN'
Anna Barbara and Emile kornmaler' were
escorted 10 the altar ny the best men. William
Schroeder ard A. Under. and were attended by
uiss Kornmaicr and Miss Bertha Klein. AS the
partv followed by John Klein and George hrlshe-
WITT the ushers reached the altar. II was met 10y
,hc two hridcgrooms. and Anna the e'uei Vi INC
brides was married 10 Edward F. schroeder oi
River Edge. and Emile TO the Kew. Nii''i"
Becker Of Allegheny City. Penn
There was a large reception at the home OF the
"a her o. the brides. No JO' SXteentn-SL al.el S
ceremony. ard later III ne evening H III, 1lsns and
Ms Becker started on trip TO NlasaIm an sr
81 ana Mrs Schroeder won't to ineT nom III Kx nd
age r,.cnion were :he Rev and Mn Marqnardt
NE rn5 Nre p thompson. Mr. and Mrs. u West
c5tt Mr. ana Mrs Wni.am Day, Mrs NJ FrumSer'
NJ ana Mis- II. Kronacher, Miss Teresa VAIN;
N 2S Jnm le schroeder Miss schroeder Rsy ana
MIS- William Roeber. Nj ana HrS l." b PAU pfa;ffer
Mrs. M an. 09A Ws 1osr Krezcr Mr and Mrs Howard
Toxhail Miss Sophia SeAroedeT Mr. ana Mrs , ST 3
fIsdse W;m W WgiR Fnoma S' caGe@s
Evory Frederick iimbai NJ ana N 6n Rerse or" and
Iisrrv ,iarshrer students from the lheoio'l'a
School in Rochester
Misc Katie O'Brien daughter OF Daniel OBTien'
mo - tho Nealthiesi and most prominent men IN the
Ward. was married on Ihnrso'E t.'-
ING =, Thomas J. Near, in the Cnur'n OF :"
de Sales. Father Porcle oincauht ,ao
IL, vas the best man. and Miss Josie Esau Was ae
N.,,aid There was wedding supper ana i'cel
,cn al the home of ne Pras and the Young
@c'inie Later started on their WeddlnE UP " r w." 80
SnS'r4o short stay nj AsourY Ia'N anu ''P "
Niagara FAILS.
Progressive euchro. dancing and supper were
49, o~der If the evening Friday at the home OF
, W ,roovl,n Athletic club. No S7i Bedford-ave'
,he occasion being the clubs reception TO the
women relatives and friends Of the memoers' VII.
Kaiischer were the committee IN cii"'se u '''
affair
Mrs Peter Noiman and Miss Ethel hoffman are
via,,ine Mr. and Mrs George hoffman at their
cottage in Keene VALLEY, in the Adlrohu"cAS'
r,,o o.,oers County Golf dub Of Glen Cove. has
started on the contests for the possession Of the
silver CUP gwen to the club for competition by
Howard w Maxwell Of this city me nr cup Is tho no
greatest number Of matches medal play, eighteen
holes.
Mrs. T. j Dougherty and Miss Dougherty nave
Joined Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Stowman In Paris. after
a trip through switzerland. They will not return
TO Brooklyn until late in October; Mr.; and Mrs
Snowman will return in the fan ana pass the
winter in the city
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. VI. Canda have left their cottage .
al Bay Shore. and viii make a fishing trip, with
Halifax. y. s. as thcr base of operations. They
are expected 10 spend the autumn IN Garden
City.
A successful and enjoyable lawn party given
by the ST. Agnes's Catholic Church club at No agi
Degraw-st. Tuesday evening. The lawn
Illuminated and Handsomely decorated and a large