New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.


Strikes" and the whist players preparing 10 se' d"
oooa grin IN systems of leads and the most APP
moved methods of handling trumps. there Is every
appearance of an early beginning OF the inuoo'
and outdoor life of the various social sets VI ''
CITY the scenes of activity being much nearer no,e
d nn 10 his the express companies have begun
their annual practice Of sending OUT ai,no
fhe enormous number of trunks they are ndh'Il,t
IN sundays as we'll as weekdays. and the ooaiu
shields which have guarded houses on tne ne ]
the Hill and the Park Slope. have begun 10 eom,e
down while the house-ceaners and renovators are
the busiest in the town All these signs P Fpon
summer haunts of the small army of Brookynites
which started on an indefinite leave OF hnsenoe
with the first approach OF really warm "'"'"'i'
But while the holiday makers may return WIN DIE
stories OF fishing AMI hunting exploits there is one
satisfactory point to be noted in that connecuo.'
That u.s. that the majority of those who were unao'e
10 join the throng Of wanderers and remained IN
the city have accumulated coats OF tan anu
marks OF sunburn almost deep In color ana
fully as painful in the way Of obtaining as those
which will be brought back TO town by 'hose WIN
went far afield. This is due. In treasure 10 '"e
sttractiveness Of the programmes which nave pee
offered at the beaches and other resorts near nome
Manhattan has more than kept up It's record ana
barring limitations imposed by unknd rulers OF the
weather the has been one Of Mnaloyed nan
m piasSs s" comic epera old prsss9ted
which made Its farm nppareny hunted
for new record. and circus Which delighted
@ 9O 6i an and arr nEt ah fSS e
spell Ct the so,ndns sn1 snS ioS
showed suffered Of pOpusaT rEh s
so s15 ss seal
attraction. and did fair business although neo rs
Of s,T s6s she ssd ihs
Sen taxed so neays end DO Of af the I9
All the other nearby resorts had their snare vi
attention. and the result is that there IS eioN"e
or,u,o, that New-York and its vicinity and BROOK
yn and its beaches furnish re aSSqs as some Of the
more expensive and less democ1 atic places STAND
by those whose purses are long e''o"e" "
the racket
With the swelling tide of home-comers naturany
come rumors of engagements In which all society
=, Interested and some definite announcements
have been made one OF the most interesting ol "e
,o,,er being that of the engagement OF MISS A"'c
row p,errepont. daughter of Henry f. Pierrepoh''
Of columbia Heights to Lea McIlvaine Luquer' sol,
Of the Rev Lea Lpa"SF
- rreponts and Liquors need no intrSduc'lS1 r,j
sS With the City since its earliest days Miss
Perrepont is the elder sister OF Mrs 81 The Luuuers
=; u, No SIS ienry-st whicn is now occupied by
Miss Sarah Lsquer an 81 a9 Mrs 81 Alexander f. orr
Mr. Iuouer is graduate OF the S i'n;rarsjtv
Mines and is now an instructor III 'he '"'''
Members of the Young Women's Chris''an Asso.
o,o,ion are looking forward to the possibility OF
some interesting informal talks from Mrs' Hu"'
Beers the vice president Of the organization wiz
has recently returned TO her home IN t Soreirn
nS,or an absence of many months spent pr Io'
sye, fer tour included winter in Anglers ana
a visit TO the Holy Land
Edward 6 Ralnsford. the sacristan OF the 'hurch
., tho En,nhanv at McDonough-st. and 1omphhs-
ave the Rev j. b. Mes. pastor. was the guess at
a farewell reception given IN MS honoi o.' ,,
dav evening by the 81. Cecilia Guild 81 Ahure"
brotherhood and the Epiphany BOYS Oiuo, ny,
was br.ef.but interesting pro3ramme, a, tne osk
OF which MIR Rainsford received nahdJon ysv car
rocking chair IF pp5yen and y reply
addressing remarks principally bS,, 70 Of ' Mich i he
was largely instrumental in founding
Ono If the most interesting weddings of the week
was that of Miss Lille Wood and Charles Osporne'
which was celebrated on "Wednesday evening a. -'o
70 Rochester-ave the Rev. a. +. Newton. pastor Vi
the Rochester Avenue Congregational Church'
n@c,a,,np Miss Belle Clark and Miss foo'ha
wood a sister of the bride, were the bridesmaids
ord lanes +. Welsh and Albert Hart. jr' a COUSIN
of the brdgroSm weps the n p pss bnde was the
Usher An elaborate reception followed 'n present
cny and large number 6? sc gresas Miss sabe
shT 9sHk M H. NJ hn9 c ARK
SON Mr. o sRe MT r. carK Mrs Anse Mrs Prich
5Jrd Miss Lille Ansett II. Perrine. D. r. w end md
Mrs.. Wsls Miss s Mamie Hart Miss The schnbbse
Miss Annie Dickson. Miss Frances DlGhso h PIatt
PcksSn1 o1 MS vah h ooven Miss Alice Rsdheaa MIS-
Dora Tlrch Charles ucklsy s, Mi W6o Sla Mr. and
MS Ms sss ws M:. NJ. @ .osS
Miss Rebna WoS Mi, HsS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
M se son M Miss s Helen Beeson Mrs Wam hGs
Miss MI Ma aSS Mrs afan Mrs Mrs
William Woolsey Mr.. and Mrs j.: r. mi Miss ''i y
sns Mr. Miss ans Sara Mccurdy Miss Bapfo5d Mrs
Larder. Miss Mary Larder ana -N''' - -,
MANNERS Of b. +. Middleton Post. g. a. H. ~e'o
Me'". ~ the wedding on Wednesday afternoon
:. NJ Iouisa BREASTED Mccartney ana oo"''"o.
g. .o,e, Rudd. which took place at the nome VI
,hs brides father John w. Braisted. Inc ,''
,oonv was performed by the Rev Meps,s, ~ ~ The
chaplain OF the p post ana Wedding breakfast fol
iored the ceremony and Mr.. ana MIS- nuud rsit
al once on a wedding trip whlch WI. , In Canada
n Niagara Falls and points OF Interest," III
Nearly all Flatbush was In attenuaIoe ~, ,,,
49,, evening NJ the wedding Of Miss Kathrine kins'
daughter of William A. King OF NO o' W,
ave 70 Rollin Henry White. OF CieVe'ano INV
which was celebrated at o'clock IN 'he Vi ""'a
room OF the King homestead the Rev. MT. roy
r.c,or ~ 6, Pauls Episcopal Church. Flatpush'
ofHciating The bride attended by MISS La
vinia King her sister, as maid OF honor. ana ny
Miss Agnes Campbell. OF New-York; MISS io'"o
Ellis Of Oswego: Miss Lorraine Hart OF A'pio"
Miss Mabel Leonard Of Staten lsiand. ana '"'''
Grace Bernie Of Springfield. Mass. The bridegroom
was attended by his brother Clarence White as
best man, and the ushers were Walter Wh 1,eva
brother: Frederick White. a cousin, botn OF tleNe-
land William King and Robert King. BROTHERS OF
the bride; John Van Nos,rand Edward young %ur oI
Pittsburg. and Malcolm Clephane. or New iork n
wedding supper served after the ceremony
the guests including Secretary OF the Navy Ben,
tamin F. Tracy. General Isaac g. Catlin Mr, ana
Mrs Windsor Of Cleveland; Lieutenant Kennng-
ton of Washington: Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Ashman
md many others.
Another man from the West won brooklyn
bride when Miss Harriet b. Dunnell was married
a. IL To lor OF Madison WIS. The Wedding