New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

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sror, their summer haunts comes the usuai '
crease in the activity Of the various socia c',s
the city and the number OF engagements "
have already beer announced gives s'oHe ~"
preston that the season to come VIII oe =, a.,
deaI Of interest to those people whose chei JOY III
ufe ,s 10 attend public weddings. and failing sup
niy of weddings TO accept funerals as sovu th re-
s,itute Life I'm the clubs Is blossominS OUT wv
naued vieor and while the excitement, at'ena sn
TIE polltical canvass may have some ensC' IN 90
n ms 'ns seTe viii still be plenty talk about and dis
cus. even when politics Is barred
n. tho orparcments which have been announced
ua,hin tho week lust ended. perhaps the most mn
,or,ant from a social point of view is that OF MISS
Florence Glib a daughter of Mr. ana MITE. Jun"
Cihh 10 Herbert l.. Pratt Miss Giop' since nv, ~
,rod,c,ou TO society year ago. has beer one Oh '"e
,ues ~ tho town and has been spending the sun,
,er al the country home of her father IN dsp
ns her sister Miss Edith Glib. is recoverihs
from sSs his mother George d. Pratt is one of
the test-known young men IN Broo S h,s name has
been mentioned for the captaincy OF 'ne N'''''"
Athletic Clubs team
.ro,her Crescent man who will soon enter '"e
lis, NJ Benedicts is Edgar Atwater Mannihe sun %
Al, and Mrs Frederick r. Manning o, iii III 81 81
Hicks-st. who VIII marry a which is vet to be
Wallingford, conn., oh "
get.
An ou,-of-town wedding in which many orooA'yn
,,oo.,,e were Interested. that of MISS fahny
wheeler Peloubct formerly of Greene-ave'' VINO was
married to the Rev. Ernest fiedler Nehso'' - ,o,,o
hurr \ Y on Thursday last. at the summer hor"'
OF her ia nnsson offciated The bride is member
of one of the oldest families on Long isana' anu
COATED 10 General Jeremiah Johnson. ana 10 'ns ne
Iesare an,eps who took a large part in The war or
the Revolution The homestead IN WINCH ossns s Of
the Carpenter family for more than TWO huhureu
years.
Tho announcement Of the engagement OF MISS
Mary Horsman daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l.
Horsman of Berkeley Place. to Robert APpe'on'
OF NewYork will be Of interest 10 Years
pie. Miss Horsman. who is only seveh'ee" !s and
Old is still with her parents. In summit N. a. anu
Is not expected back in town before the ia''er part
of next month.
Another engagement announced is that o, MISS
Amy NJ Andrews. daughter of the late Dudiey d.
Andrews TO Allan NJ. Craig. Of Philadelphia Inc
date of the wedding has not yet been set
large number of guests were present at the sill
yer wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs III. L.
Hartmann which was celebrated at their nome
No. Ii Williams-ave on "Wednesday eNe'iis
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. smith MI
and Mrs Coyc, Mr.. and Mrs Walker MT. ana MIS-
Walsh. George Elmer. Mr.. ana Mrs Triese: M. NJ
mann Mr.. and Mrs Lucas Miss Lucas Lucas nr ana
Mrs Beecher. MIR and Mrs. Maher, Mr. and MIS-
ss Ws Mr. Mr. and and Mrs
John Kauffmann Miss Katie Terney r. 30. Uooh MIS-
M and Mrs. a Sol Frank cohsn Mr
and Mrs Pave Dr. Bo,sford MISS M RTnns MI 'e''
A pretty affair in Bath Beach on Thursday even
ing was the wedding of Miss Ella Rose Smith ana
Edward = Decker. which was celebrated al the
home of the brides parents. Mr. and MIS-. Charles
G. Smith Fiehty-sixth-st. and Nineteenth-ave The
place was decorated with pink and white roses and
the ceremony was performed by the Key; Johh w:
Kramer. of the Church of the Holy spirit. IL was
Witnessed by the relatives and immediate friends
only on the return Of Mr. and Mrs Decker from
their wedding tour they Will make their nome III
New-York,. .......
On Wednesday September %. the wedding of
Miss Marie Adele Boswell granddaughter Of the
late Daniel Goodwin. and Henry 5. Aikenhead will
be celebrated in Grace Presbyterian Church. al
Jefferson and Stuyvesant aves
From Washington comes the news of the engage
men of Miss Mai Foss. daughter of Mrs. Sarah b.
Foss OF Massachusetts-ave. n w. 10 Charles
Francis Jones of Brooklyn. Mr. Jones Is a
widower. his first wife, who was Miss Cobb Of
BROOKLYN, having died nearly three years ago. IL
is said that the wedding Will take pace IN NO
vember
Colonel and Mrs LOOMS l.. Langdon and their
sons have returned 10 town from tour along the
ew-England coast and through Nova Scotia and
parts of Canada They came home by way OF
Lake Champlain
one of the fashionable affairs of the early autumn
among the cottage colony in Southampton will be
Bowers Lee and Ralph Clifford Miller the cere-
mony to be performed by the Rev. DR.. Rainsford
in the little Church of St. Andrew on the dunes
If hsf serion Of the sand and We're among the
founders of the Shnnecock HIS Colt club and
other organizations. They spend the greater part
Of the year in Southampton, going abroad for
few months In the winter.
Cards announcing the marriage on Wednesday,
September 2 in ST. Johns Church St. John. y. B..
of Miss Constance Cookson Carter. daughter Of
Mrs Mary 4. Carter. TO George Shafer Catlin have
been sent out Mr.. and Mrs Catlin have sent out
'at home cards for Thursday October %. from
until p. m. and from until 10 o'clock, at NO l6s
Amity-st.
A wedding which is expected to take place this
autumn is that of Miss Gertrude Purdy and Fable
Berkeley. the engagement Of the couple having been
announced within the last few Gays. Miss Purdy
is the daughter Of William s. Purdy, secretary of
niece of DR. Purdy Of New York who Is consult
1ns pnys IN 1he HEIGHTS se Mr. Berkeley who
president Of the BROOKLYN Bond and Mortgags Title
t'omnanv IL well known member OF the
Frooklyn Yacht Club. the Carleton CLUB; the Boom
Dramatic society. the Dutch Arms Club and the
Good Roads Association
Another engagement announced last week Is that
Of Miss Ada Belle Randall. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Edward Randall. OF Carroll-st.. and Percy
Purdy; of Third-st Miss Randall Is one OF the
best-known members of the Park Sloo. set and her
fiance is member OF the staff OF The Brooklyn
Eagle
The annual nsh dinner Of the Canarsie Nine
,ock place last night the Baysde Hotel Canarsie,
Long Island Covers laid for thirty mem
Lers anl gi'esis Edward Ruhlman presided. Among
tno,c Invited were r. X. FRANKIE. president OF the
Irail Buyers Union Victor l.. Zorn. secretary:
A Xrcca president Of the Italian Societies; Com
Irodore Edward NJ. Brown. of the York Yacht
Club: T. J McGavisk. ex-MayOr Of HOboken y. j.;
Isasr 'rutk Of The Fruit Trade Journal Walter
Snydsr. Of Baltimore. ex-president OF the National
ies,l,ls of Commission Merchants; Johp Furmap,
Ffank tV. Min j. r. Gould. John r.. Miller, general
ag~nt Eric Railroad and ~. ". Goodrich
LTU1N'S DECISION REVERSED.