New-York tribune., 1896-05-17
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

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was,ed for the thousands who VIII get """'
na .,a otner thousands who Will not get ava! d.
oil are enioying to the utternost ali 'he "''9 ~, -
urban suburban and rural HE WITHIN Ic'N 49,
more OF these delights are now at the nan" -
o,,, asys,ler who does not rnlngIe with the iashoA
ah,a throng than in days gone by IS uue " ''S
.,,.ress of the wheel and the insistent reach-
tg ont OF the not less democratic but certainly iefN
exclusive troley-car. The people OF orooN'E ~
9. beSun TO turn nearly al. their attention. u 49,
door life and the CONSEQUENCE OF tnis - h.h b
the list OF social functions Is rapidly awiau.K ave-
in number and mposrtance ,sas snd trolley rides
in the evening have usurped the noia Wc NM .id tow
and ,S sare geT naa ree6e pe5 % Steadily vol
nme and the rush season of the eXpressmana mas mas
begun TO sh9T fsRf IN sS Gl and ali signs point the
nearness OF the soses wnsn s6me nUse small
pangs OF envy of those who are away and mean 9
vacation which the city affords
One OF the first Of the seasons outings awheei was
the trip 10 Coney Island and back. made by party
on Monday night last chaperoned by MI and are'
James NJ Fuller The party was given by MISS
Jarvje. of Joraemon-st. and started from the
%heeery Of the cycle Club at $50 O'Clock After e- re-
turning the members entertained al supper
by DR. Jarvs Among the sNesss t %rrs Miss Tmrner
Miss GSeTSon; person ss Peters j. Turner r
O. Morse DR. William Jarvie. Harry Turner T. D.
The Dorcas Society OF the Church OF the Holy
3 Apostles OF Windsor Terrace. gave leap year
birthday party Thursday night In lrvinston liza
in East Ffth-st Small bags were given to all
who attended, with the Injunction that cent
he nut in for each year OF their life The invitations
were also arranged in a novel FORM and the pro-
gramme included tableaus, recltations, vocal ana
plano solos and farce. entitled Never Count Your
- Chickens Until They Are Hatched" The Crescent
Male Quartet gave several selections At the end
OF the programme s sapesr saae w1 Hver Miss jennie
ns E:"s a, MA a'ss sssmaR
srsns. Llss Pe lear E
sTns Gssn cSerry SsH MIS- Mss Nfts Hopk Mrs Red
wood. Mrs Matthews Mrs. II. W Macom6eg Mrs
: T. g Hoyt. Walter wister, " II. Parnel Mrs. $.
wGGa AtSsp MS MS Amsyda Mss ssf Mrs
Hamlin and j. r. Smith
The wedding Of Miss Katharine Dana Bovine.
daughter of Mr. and Samuel Winter Bovine.
to Harrison Brooks Smith. OF Charleston, W. Va,
took place Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock at
the house of the brides parents. No 2l Berkeley
Place and was performed by the Rev. Allan Mac
= Rosse of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. Only
relatives and intimate friends were present. Miss
Alice Dana Bovine. the brides sister. maid OF
honor. and the bridesmaids Miss Elizabeth
Adelaide Dana. Miss Ethel Knight of Charleston;
Miss Eunice Baker and Miss Mary A. Bovine. I.
y. Smith. the bridegroom's brother. was best man.
and the ushers were Joseph H. Gaines, Charleston:
James H. scrimgeour Edward II. Nelson and Sam
uel Winter Bovine. jr large reception followed
the those being M5s C.
staunton and Mrs Eugene Dana. Of Charleston;
John H. l. Dana Morris Brooks Ms Mss Ida Dana MI,
Miss Nina Benedict Mr.. and Mrs. Frank !. Dana.
Mr. eonf snd Mrs Frederick Fl. warow Mr. and Mrs
F. o. warlow. Miss May warlow. Mr.. and Mrs. 2.
gorrssiss ss1 MISS M EdiiS Eofrsssr Mr ana {ssss
woodruff. the Misses Woodruff; Mr. and M Mrs VIII,
Matthews. Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Matthews M % and
Mrs. Mr. and mrs. W Hcn NF n6 and MIR M aF0d and M
RICHTER. The couple will make their home in
Charleston
The engagement Of Miss Helen Slater, Of Grand
ave. to Edward Richardson. of Amy-st., is an
nounssd Another S Ms IS hSi nd
Mrs. William j. Harrison, OF Nanderbt-ave, to
=, James Gardner Fleming.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Hess gave birthday party
In honor of their daughter Annie at their home, No.
275 South First-st.. on Thursday evening. The
rooms were handsomely decorated and dancing and
singing were INDUCED in until 10 oc.ock when sup
per was served after which there music and
fancy dancing Among the young people present
were the Misses Dora Rathien Tie . kohberger berger
sss ssnShe Banrhe sn 9hd 9 Minnie kTonmoer Ethel Kpp
and Agnes HIrune Besides these the following
Is ;. sSd seSaBS,eS ia *i''oF
The annual garden fete for the benefit OF the
BROOKLYN Home for Consumptves. which viii take
place on Thursday. Friday and Saturday of the Sec
ond week IN June. promises, If the weather proves
favorable. to excel even the one given last year
which was an extraordinary success Many OF me
leading women OF society deeply interested In
the charity and every effort will be made 70 render
pretty W grounds Of the wildwood Club, Flatbush viii
r.. r, aa,os, Ala Socety connected with the Lenox
- Road Methodist Episcopal Church. Flatbush, gave
sociable on Thursday evening in the lecture-Toon
of the church. Vocal selections were given by Mrs
-' "A T. Nash Charles w. Hunt md others. ard Miss
Edna Parker yecited Trouble in the Family, and
= ..van Bidders Rock" At the close Of the pro-
kramme refreshments were served and peasant
social time was passed. Among the many present
= were the Rev. and Mrs. Wilbur Brakeman Mr.. and
Z. Mrs James A. Hamblin Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Case.
20 Mr. and Mrs George c. Case. Mr.. and Mrs. Ander-
e., son, Mr. and Mrs. John Eugene s. Boyd. Mr. and
4, Mrs. George ". McChesney. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
w: Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Berry. Mrs Van
Donad M xsSe r Miss ws nssss NsS vi %a%
Brown jr; Miss Minnie Case Cas- Miss Helen brown Brown
= Mrs c. E. scrinen. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Everett. Mr.
5s and Mrs. A. Williamson, Clarence Brown. Louis
s. Hambhn. Miss Edna Williams, Miss s. n charseU.
/. HoIcfe. Mr. and Mrs 4. Armitage Professor and
Mrs Vincent AdrsEs Ns. Mss AnSe r. ;os Ms Mile
= Miller, Ramsey McElvery.
a.. reception given last Tuesday by Mrs. David Mof-
fatt. OF wilow-st in honor of Mr.. and Mrs Frazer
-. NJ Moffatt attracted large number Of Heights
people TIE seesyins party included ~ Miss Mos
MT: 4 e. Fores Fysss an% ana Mrs William cispp Mrs
= = Wiliiam l. Moffa,, and and Miss Katharine Blake pre-
= Oscar Pfeirer and Miss Pfeifer. Of Keap-st,
Z, sailed for Europe Tuesday. to spend the summer