New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28
The News Of Brooklyn
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

for The country make up the sum OF the news y.
the social circles Of Brooklyn for the week Just
ended The inclement weather had much 20 90 VII"
the spoiling of plans for lawn and garden parties
hut In most cases the festivities were transferred 10
indoors, and with the realization that the '''s 20
indoor fun was rapidly passing away. even IL '"o
weather was damp and chilly. what sport tnere was
WAS thoroughly enjoyed. 1t Is safe 20 preu'e' nc
rron, now until the middle OF September SOCIAL ne
In Brooklyn will be practically dead ana tnose VIII Mil
are left behind in the scramble io' eoo' '' w.
have the town TO themselves.
The Rev Cortlandt Myers. Of the Baptist Iefhpie.
annotated at tbs wedding. on Wednesday evening Vi
Robert c. senftner and Miss Caroline spencer
Andrews which took place at the nome Oh inc
brides parents. After the ceremony there was
simmer and the couple started on t'ip to the 81
Lawrence River. and will be gore Until August.
Among those present at the wedding were M "''a
Mrs William E. Andrews, OF Philadelphia MT anu
Mrs Beekrnan Il. Andrews Mrs. Enzape'h a.
Andrews. Mrs. George G. Spencer Miss Spencer
Frederick G. Spencer. Mr.. and Mrs Robert sehltner'
OF New-York Miss Annie Senftner. Aleis Senftrer'
Alfred Senfsner. Clayton S. Fitch MISS Mary
Fisher, che Misses Murry. Miss Nellie Hanlon. Miss
Amy Young Miss Edith Pattison. c. Beekman
fSrStkamp. the Misses Kempshall otto B. Candidus
Joseph Knapp, Miss Mariposa 8. Andrews and Major
Thomas S. Shaw.
Another Wednesday evening wedding was that OF
Miss LYDIA Hatfield Kent and Henry Ferdinand
luhrs which celebrated at the busH"iSh w
formed Church, the Rev. George D. Huist oHlci-
ating Among the guests Mr.. and Mrs Henry
I.uhrs Mr. and Mrs. Albert Luhrs, Joseph A Kent
Jennie and Florence Kent, Mr.. and Mrs. oscar t.
Kent Mr.. and Mrs. Gurshon S. Carter, Mr.. ana
Mrs Charles f. Buckton, Mr. and Mrs Edias
Kingston. Mrs. George Humbert and daughter. MI
and Mrs. William H. Cloyes, Mr.. and Mrs. Wlli'am
Z. Quick IT.. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander r. Myers
Captain and Mrs John G. Noonan and daughters,
Mr. and Mrs Alonzo Brymer and family. Mr.. and
Mrs George +. Booth Mr.. and Mrs o. r. Miiier'
DR.. and Mrs. George d. Hulst Mr.. and Mrs James
H. Workman and son. Dr.. and Mrs George "a
Nichols and son. Colonel Joseph E. Pamer' inc
Cora Perry Gertrude Holden, Esther Curghey. VIII,
fam ]. Reeves Louise Root. Charles a. fs'ce'' anu
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Glover
A pink wedding at the Knapp mansion on Thurs-
day evening attracted large crowd or friehos anu
relatives of the contracting parties. who were MISS
Anna Kipp. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Anthony
Kim and Frank Henry Starkey son OF the late
CAPTAIN j. H. Starkey. The bride was attended py
Miss Emily b. Starkey as maid Of honor, and MISS
Ada Gilbert was the bridesmaid. Edward & BRAIN
eri was the best man. and the ushers were All
,hony Kipp jr. brother Of the bride and Chauhcey
G. Brainerd The Rev. John Britain Clark. OF the
Lee Avenue CONGREGATIONAL Church, was the ofhc-
afing clergyman Supper was served IN 'he must
room Of the mansion and after receiving the con-
graiulations Of the guests the couple started Oh d
wedding tour.
were interested was celebrated Wednesday after
Noon IN Clayville n Y the bride being Miss Anna
Margaret Jones. daughter of DR.. and Mrs Jones' OF
ClayviIe and George Mitchell Kirchiner, OF BrooK-
yn The Rev Quincy Collins, Of Clayville. ofnciated
Miss Mary Monroe. of Syracuse. and Miss Jessica
I.amareau Of Newark. were the bridesmaids The
three flower girls were the Misses Gertrude Dent.
Margaret and Virginia Burt Frank Jones. brother
OF the bride was the best man. Mr.. and Mrs Kirch-
.ner will make their home in Brooklyn after their
return from wedding tour.
Musical people and members OF German American
society circles were interested In the marriage ON
Wednesday Of Miss Katherine Woock. daughter OF
Mrs Marie Twiss. to Carl Fique, which took place
at Zion Lutheran Church the ceremony peing per-
formed by the Rev f. C. ]. Kaein. A charming
feature of the affair the musical programme
given by Robert Thallon organist; Herman Dietman.
barytone and the Carl Vesrth Quartet. before the
ceremony. The bride attended by Miss Marie
Twlss as maid of honor. Alexander Schofer was the
best man, and c. A. Grandeman j. j. Rooney. Henry
Dietman and William Twiss were the ushers. A
large reception followed the ceremony and Mr. and
Mrs. Fique sailed yesterday for Germany. where
they will spend the summer travelling.
The Orfole Club. of Greenpo!nt gave lawn
party Thursday evening TO celebrate Its victory
in the singing contest Timer Park on Sunday
last but the lawn part of the AFFAIR was left out
on account of the weather the spacious par1ors OF
the clubhouse being used for the purpose Of recep,
90 out Of possible 90 in the English contest. win:
ming first prize, and the members assert mat mad
the the honorary PRIZE Which went to the brooklyn
Beethoven Lederkranz would have come 10 the
,1cs n @ sd at mdngSt
supper served. which was followed by dancing.
Mrs Dean Holt, of Jeffenson-ave.. sails on the
Lucania on July for an extended tour in Europe
Among the departures noted in the last week are
the following: Mrs D. c. McEwen. president of
the Packer Aumnae. has gone to Wildwood. her
summer home In the Thousand Islands; Dr. and
Mrs. Caskie Harrison and their family have gone
TO Rockbrdge Alum Springs, Vermont; Mrs F. B.
Cochran OF Montgomery Place, has gone to Shelter
Island for the summer; Mr.. and Mrs. Martin e.
Wooden and Mss Minnie Wooden will spend the
summer at Deerfeld Farm, Brattleboro VT; DIT.
and Mrs. Jarvie and Miss Jaryte OF Joraemon-st-.
have gone to their cottage at Grove Beach, and
Mss Nina Jarvie with a party of friends sailed
for Europe last Saturday. and will spend most OF
the summer in Switzerland: Mr.. and Mrs John H
Fuchs and their family have gone to their Far
Fockaway cottage; Mr.. and Mrs George f. Bright
pon and the Misses Brlghtson OF Presidentst.. Will
spend the summer at York Beach, Maine: Mrs
Henry Sanger. of Montague Terrace is at Rich
field Springs: Mr.. and Mrs John Blunt and their
family. Of Gates5 save are at Spring Lake New
Ing her cottage on the Shnnecock Hills.
The opening of the South Shore Country Club OF
West Islip, on Saturday last the frs, occasion
when the fashionable people Of the neighborhood
came together this season. and the affair
unqualified success. The following wel-known
women comprised the Reception Committee Mrs.
R. O. Ro,ston. Mrs. Alfred Wagstan. Mrs. NJ.
Crfbole Mrs. w L. Andrews. Mrs. w. A. Overton,
Mrs Mcclure. Mrs. Malcolm w Ford Mrs. s. II. de
Forest Mrs. c. F. rockingham. Mrs. Phoenix
Remsen Mrs. c. Du Bos Wagstar and Mrs. F. p.
Magoun During the afternoon there orchestral
music and collation.. Guests came from all the
surrounding country Bay Shore, Babylon and Islp.
Shelter Island Heights cottages are rapidly filling
I'D with their owners. among whom are the Rev DR.
Behrends, the Rev. DR.. j. S. Scudder and the Rev
DR. Storrs on Divinity Hill; Dr. f. b. Coe. l. NJ
pom Frederick A SchrOeicr. Frederick d HALEY