New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-27
/ THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN |
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

hack 10 town almost all Inc straggiers Vi 'no sum
mer vacation contingent. and not only are the CLUB
houses places of increased activity, but the snop
keepers and others to whom the warm weather
means idleness are as busy bees making up Tor
the lost time. Members of the Riding and Driving
Club are more frequently seen on the roads ana
driveways Of the Park and on the Boulevard, there
are premontions of the annual raid on the purses
Of the chartably inclined, the trolley party is
rapidly giving place to the theatre party. those
whose delight 1t is to chase the hounds and the
fox which leads them are preparing for a livery
Of has S al w
will be q succession OF drag hunts ana runs alter
filming itself practically the north side Of the
island. while the southern portion VIII De sne iavo
lite ground of the Rockaway hunters Tompkins
McIivane will be master of the hounds temporarily
for the Rockaway people, taking the place OF Epen
hurst a short time ago The Richmond County
Club expects TO have some rafting rides across the
hills and hollows of Staten Island.
A large number Of yachts have been laid up
within the last week. although there is plenty OF
wind and some OF the finest sailing Of the year 10
be had within the next four weeks. 1t may seem
q strange for such action. but 1t Is never
theless true that not few owners of pleasure
boats have been constrained to abandon projected
cruises owing to the business arrangement incident
to the canvass of the silver candidate for the
Presidency. The feel that while affairs are
In their present unsettled state. 1t is better for
them to be where the slightest alteration In the
current of business may be seen and felt without
delay. and while they do not fear the election OF a
man whose policy would result In business up
heaval, they do not propose TO lose anything as
result of his attempts to get control OF the rens OF
government
There are not many weddings 10 record for the
week just ended of the principal ones being
that of Miss Meta Magdaena Kolle. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Franz Kolle. and Hubert F. Franz,
who were married Thursday evening in the Ger
man Evangelical Lutheran Zion Church. in Henry
Ciorxth a Emil
atng. The bride attended by her sister. Miss
E Kolle, maid Of honor, and the bridesmaids
Kolie. DR.. F S KoIle was the best man the
ushers being Messrs. Duffeln. s. Schneider, Koe.
tended only by the bridal party and relatives, was
held In Prospect Hall, in Prospect-a near Fifth.
return from tour. which will include visit to
Niagara Falls. Mr.. and Mrs. Franz will make their
home at No. PIP Seventeenth-st.
Miss Lillian L. r. Campbell daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Campbell. of No 81 Irving Place. was
married on Wednesday to Edward p. Haugstatter.
at the home of her parents the Rev. DR.. Hirsh-
mann officiating. The ceremony was witnessed by
large number of relatives and friends of the
couple.
A number of the young people of the Park Slope
held a bicycle party on Wednesday evening. and
after spin to the island they returned to the
home of Mrs NJ. w. Smith. No. ass First-st. and
Ms Miss
Garrett, Miss Leggett Miss Emma Leggett. T, F.
Eugene Smith, Harry Roberts, Louis Leggett w.
Walton and John Andrews.
The wedding Of Miss Gertrude Purdy daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Purdy, and Fable
Berkeley, whose engagement announced re-
Gently. will take place at on Tuesday next at
the home of the brides parents. No. ga Prospect
Place, Cards announcing the wedding have been
issued.
A Tuesday afternoon wedding which attracted a
lilo Nav Do
sons youngest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Homer L.
Parsons, of Pillng-st.. and H. Willard Griffith
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. DR..
Dickson. and Miss Nellie Parsons. sister Of the
bride, the maid of honor. j. Howard Grifnth
the best man. and the ushers were oscar H.
a1 Gs9rg Of aS prone one
washington's aids during the Revolution.
Dr. and Mrs J. Eliot Langstaff. Of Seventhave,
have returned from an extended European tour.
Mr. and Mrs. William c. De Witt have taken the
house formerly occupied 9sS by the late Edward A.
The engagement of Miss Lila c. Morse, daughter
of Lyman d. Morse of Hancock-st.. and Gerald S.
Curtis OF New-York, has just been announced
Miss Morse during the summer was visiting at the
home of the family of Mr.. Curtis, in Elberon, and
at Manchester-by the-sea. but is now at Twilight
Park in the Catsks She is graduate OF Pro-
fessor Vests school on the Heights MF
man.
Another engagement which will interest Brook
Ign people is that of Miss Minnie A. Moorehouse,
daughter Of Stephen NJ Moorehouse. of New-York
and Albert r. Moore, of this city Mr. Moore Is
the senior member of the firm of Moore Garside
of ,New-York and Brooklyn, and is counsel to the
Brooklyn Health Office Three years ago Mr.
Moore came to Brooklyn. making his home on the
Park Slope and he since then has become well
known, both socially and Professionally being
BROOKLYN
Ohio Society and the Brooklyn, New-fork CITY ana
New-York State Bar associations.
An extremely enjoyable progressive euchre party
was given by the Knickerbocker Field Club on
Wednesday evening at the clubhouse. at Tennis
Court and East Eighteenth-st. Some handsome
prizes were by the players, and after the
games the floor cleared and dancing was en-
joyed until after midnight. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Maynard Mr. and
Mrs E. p Maynard, Miss Alice Maynard Mr.. and
Mrs. Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. +. X. Boocock. Mr..
and Mrs F. A. Adams. Mr. and Mrs +. Wingert.
Miss Lille Lott H. d. Lott. Erskine H. Lott.
George schoeneck, II. WALL Mr. and Mrs. F. w.
Holmes F. w. Holmes. jr. w. II. Holmes, the
Misses Carrie and Lottie Holmes, Miss A. Westiall,
Rose ks G Mo- Ho0 snd Mr h
beck Mr.. and Mrs. E. W Mesereau Mr. and M Mrs Mrs
% and Mrs Warren
H. G. F. Dahn, Miss Lille stoothon Miss A. stoot
asSisNe m sna and MTf Mr 5oh f.
Mrs c. ii. Wheeler. Miss Wheeler, w. DE M; Him,
rod Miss Louise Berchers, John Berchers Mr.: ana
Mrs Harry Wells, the Rev. DR.. and Mrs C. L.
Wells, Miss Ahlers. Miss Parsons and Louis Debus
Miss Marie Adele Boswell of Plainfeld. N. j..
was married In the Grace Presbyterian Church, In
stuyvesant-ave., on Wednesday afternoon to Henry
A. Aikenhead, of Decatur-st The bride was given
away by her uncle Henry Boswell. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Dr. Huyler Miss Belle
lex Of Greenwich Conn. was the maid of honor
e. c. Beard attended as best man; The ushers
were M Mortimer Beardsley. Joseph Henderson.
Frank Berger and w. w. Lee. jr. A small recep-
ton was held after the ceremony at the home or
the bridegroom's parents.
~ ~ Fern RJCYCJE THIEF HELD