New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.


IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
,r, life AT the clubs is beginning 10 I'VE
Ao-ocwhat. the plans for the fall ana winter Ia
W ga, taken any definite shape Mos' Oh nv
are waiting until after election; IN, ef en-
eluDs a. s now 100 keen to allow thoughts Vi vi
vO..,sinr1ent intrude at present
.. Nontauk Club ]. NJ Rider, the charma"
a. Trn,ertainment Committee, says that the pro-
OF .,,e will be about the same as usual Inc g.
Oil be opened the latter part OF MoT he foI
Sth the annual theatre party Nan In nf prominence
@nrnbaby Lieutenant Peary Smokers viii
once month
49,. Irving Club will give its first monthly stag
r,v on the evening Of october =
80 Mrs William Burger. and the Boorum
,amv have returned TO their homes IN ha Rrv9nt
s1e They have spent the summer al 'le ID '"''
Country s5 seat Roslyn Long Island
rsua-d Pa+chen and Miss Elsie Patchen. OF Gin
80 are At home again. after TWO months IT'Xel
FAR H West
NJ and Mrs. Horace c. Du Val and Give Living
- I'm Val of Monroe Place. Will return rom the
white Mountains next week. They went there I'M
mediately on their return from Europe
Misc Esther and Miss Ruth Howard, accompanied
he'll
;s,,,ng Mrs Edward Barr. AT Cosey corners Cot
tage in R0syn. Long island
49,. marriage of Miss Alice southworth Water
d.-rb,sr Of Mrs Edwin s. Waterman. for
nsrv Of BROOKLYN TO Clarence Baker sturses VIII
tsEe place "Wednesday, Octooer =, IL me O0'-
sregational Church, at southport conn
No.. ergaeernent OF Miss Fannie B. Sackctt
aanrbter of the late Guernsey Sackett. TO Arthur
Jewett Harrison. q the law hrm OF "aroa're
~ II Winfield and DR.. Nathan F. Beers, tr'
raya a complimentary dinner at the Crescent Attn
iet,c Club on Monday 10 Professor BROWNING II
ms in the nature Of a conSra tuatory expression
"a the professor on the completion OF his latest
work upon The brain circulation. Among the doc
tors whS ss5neTfG al Or r'J Van Co,t Dr. E
9sr,Sey DR. c. r Barber. Or. VI. Manley and DR.
E G Zabriske
y Is fully expected that the ladies' interested in
the Brooklyn Home for Consumptives Will reap
large reward as the result OF their enterprise in Sc
curing Anthony Hope to give reading in behalf
OF that charity one Of the first which he will give
IN America Mr.. Hope will appear in the Academy
OF Music on the evening % october 70. just tnree
days after his arTn IN e eTeS fGu9 6r her aTy 5
making the arrangements complete
The members Of the ID Battalion OF the Naval Re-
serves are preparing to close the summer camp.
which they have maintained az Gravesend Bay
since July. on October .. with a brilliant social az
fair The exercises will begin 2:SO o'clock with
reception 10 Neptune and Amphitrite the exact
nature Of which is being kept profound secret
Following this will he a series Of races. including
cutter race in three heats between four crews.
four-oared gig race one-r1ile straishtaway 70
all aquatic clubs In New-York or Brooklyn: sail
ing between four crews OF the FIRST DIVISION
and swimming race for the cnampionsnp OF the
Sd Naval Battalion. Frederick T Leigh, OF the Sec,
ond Signal Corps. will be referee II is intended
10 make the AFFAIR exceedingly exclusive one
and admission will be by card only II is expscted
that representatives OF the Naval Reserves OF New
York. New-Jersey. Connecticut and Massachusetts
Corps ana members Of the Ci.izens' Committee
which assisted in the formation Of the battalion
Inspected by the guests Of the battalion and the
festivities will be ended by a dance
The twenty-hfth wedding anniversary Of the Rev
and Mrs. William 7. Chalmers celebrated at
their home. in Rverhead Long Island, on Friday
night 1t also the occasion OF the twenty-ffth
anniversary OF Mr.. Chalmers connection with the
CONGREGATIONAL Church Of that village. Among
many presents given TO the couple purse OF
fl5o from the citizens Of the town Nj Chalmers Is
native Of New-Yo.k C;y and graduate , q the
ne Cevol9nd is = relative Of tho President
Mr. Chalmers has for many years been prominent
Mason. and in church. missionary and Masonic cir
ces is known throughout the state
The Brooklyn Oratorio Club. under the leadership
o. Walter Henry Hall. wi. resume It's rehearsals
Monday evening October J. Tomorrow and the
next day voices will be tested at Chambers
music rooms between ana O'Clock In the after
mon The study OF Mendelssaons st. Paul" will
De taken up by the CLUB.
one Of the most fashionable gatherings seen in
Brooklyn since last season at the polo game
between the Westchester and ROckaway teams at
the Parade Grounds in Prospect Park week ago
yesterday. The play Of coltrs by the con-
tending teams and the varied costumes Of the spec
tators threw d tinge Of romance over the scene.
Among those around the field Mr. and
Mrs. James NJ Waterbury. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Dillon Ripley. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock
Mr. and Mrs. W. y. Dykman. James L. kerno-
chan. Colonel A l.. Snowden, OF Philadelphia.
Charles Randolph Snowden captain of the Devon
polo team; II. II. Holmes. OF Boston; Miss May
Herrick Mr. and Mrs. James S Allen Mr. and
Mrs. G. Albert Stevens. William Stow. Edward r
Gushing. Major Cooley, Rene Lamontagne Louis
Haight, Duncan Elliot. Mr.. ard Mrs j. f. Smith
MADDEN, II. L. Herbert John Wilmerding Mr. and
Mrs. William F. Tooker. Benjamin Nicc. Howard
Furman; w. c; Candee. Mr., and Mrs. Francis D.
ing Peters. Jay F Carlisle. winthrop NJ futile,
Mr. and Mrs Herbert L. Pratt. Mrs. Jack Dai-
e Duniop Mrs Butler Mss fiiS' BGer MI <.
Montgomery Edgar F. Lusk ,, A J Nutting.
On H. H, salmon's brake which was driven by the
sumner. Mrs. r. Sweetland, Miss sweetland and
r. L. Coleman. The visiting parties occupied
barge and Gn n Wess de w OF the b
Mrs. Angus; Belmont, MI and Mrs Oliver Bird
Htchcock jr, Mr. and Mrs. Egerton Winthrop
Mr. and Mrs Albert Stevens. Miss Brce. Miss Bird
While Weetchester was enthusiastically supported
By Mr.. and Mrs James NJ. Waterbury MIR. and
and Mrs Frederic Allen. Miss Roberts, Mr.; and
Mrs. C. F. Havemeyer. MaJor Cooley, Miss Cooley
William F Tooker. who drove spike pair of srays
to brake.