New-York tribune., 1899-08-06
RROOKLYN'S SOCIAL WORLD

Miss Arthur and Miss Bessie Arthur. OF No. AS
1yashngton-ave., went early in the week to Ellen
,u,e " Y where they Joined their mother Mrs
lanes Arthur and their sister, Miss Sadie X.
Arthur who have been in that town since early
in the summer
Mr. and Mrs Frederick H. Smith of No. 20 South
Elliott Place. at the Cronkight Mountain House.
South Dover. Dqtchess COUNTY
stone-st have just returned from visit TO the
parents OF Mr.. Matteson. at Hermon, n. Y.
DR. Edward G. Ward. OF the borough Board OF
Education. and Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. jenkins
now at the Sinclair House, jefferson, y. H.. being
among the recent arrivals there.
Mr. and Mrs. John Arbuckle OF Clinton-ave. are
at the Lake Mohonk. Colonel and Mrs. George A.
Price OF Montgomery Place who have been stay
ing there, have gone to Otsego Lake. and in the
Brooklynites registered last week at the Long
Beach Hotel Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac H. Cary. Dr
and Mrs S. Giffard Nelson, Alden S. Swan, Mrs
C AckermaR MIl Howard S I4 IKniffen Walter d
Mrs H. a. C9nklin, Miss Maude + Cocheu Dr. j.
NJ II. Welch and Master Gale FELTON,.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Henderson and their son.
George W. Henderson. jr, went on Monday to
Rockhurst. Dutchess County. y. Y. there
ton. Conn, for month Frank 5. Henderson, who
left town last Saturday a week ago. going Bur
lngton, w. will return early this week
Professor Walter ]. Perry. head Of the Art De-
partment Of the Pratt Institute, Is at the Nassau
County Clubhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry G. Eskuche have just gone to
Oak Island. near Babylon, Long Island whore they
expect to spend the next six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. French and the Misses
French. Of Greenf-aye.. are guests at the PARK
Mansion House, Ninemount Penn
Mrs c. A. Kimberly and Miss Kimberly. of the
Hotel Margaret, are spending the summer travel
ling in New England and New-York State. on their
return they will take house in the Heights and
keep house this winter.
Mrs H. H. Lowell, Of Union-st., is spending the
summer at Owego. y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holt of Amity-st.. are visit
ing Mr.: and Mrs. Charles Wood. of Third-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mann and their son. Fred
and Mrs. Samuel Gale. of North George-st'
Rome, n. Y
Items of interest from Greenport, Long Island are
that Miss Lucy Jenkins recently won a horseraoe
there, her competitor being Lieutenant Alfred
Abeel of the United States Artillery.
Mrs H. c. Halenbeck and family arrived at
Greenport last week on their yacht, the Montclar
Across the Sound. at the Prospect House, Shelter
Island Heights, the first hop of the season was
given on Saturday a week ago The ballroom was
lighted by incandescent lights and guests came
In force. and many beautiful gowns were seen Lit
tie children first held the moor dancing 1ae as as
Hanover quadrille After the children left the room
the regular liar anSeS danceSs Os2e gere Mss GhTne Bure
shaw. Miss Florence Burtenshaw. Miss Edith NIL
sc6roedeT SER MsT A. Tsnsdon Mss MceaT Miss Edgar
Josiah Q; Low H. l. Maxwell, Philip X Lapgidohh, siioh
ier Thornton Gerrish, b. o Litchneld and Y. Pen
das. jr
Miss May Travis is the guest OF Mrs. F. King, Of
Richmond HILL
Mrs E. NJ Roberts. of No. 275 Van Buren-st.. who
has cStagg at Fast aY2 M2Ghf5 % 5e G t2ns
cottage recently at which the prize winners ne r" were
lyn and L. Lewis and Walter Hall
Miss Florence Duryea. OF Bensonhurst, was a
guest at a recent reception given for the Daughters
Of the American Revolution. at Round Lake. \. Y,
by Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Caryn. of Manhattan
John G. Jenkins. president Of the First National
Bank, of Brooklyn, is greatly interested In the
Methodist Church at Sea Cnr. Long Island. Last
Sunday was Jubilee Day. Mr.. Jenkins and DR. Car
ter. the pastor made such successful appeals for
funds that the OF $1,000 was raised at the morn
ing service.
Henry c. MacKrell OF State-st. left town Fri
day last, going to Atlantic City where he was
Joined by his son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. H. o. Hornberger, OF Hazel"ood-ave., Hazel
wood, Pittsburg Penn; The latter were accom-; com;
panied by their two children All are at the Hotei
Esmond New-York-ave
Brooklynites who are among the cottagers at
Bay Shore include W. w. Marshall. at the Haven
cottage in Clinton-ave.; Mr. and Mrs E. c. Howe,
at the Herbert G. Armitage cottage. Ocean-avc.;
George E. Gaynor, at the Smith cottage, in Park
ave: Mrs Eugene Llscees Maxwell and Miss Max
well at the Eugene Strong cottage, in Main-st.:
James d. Bell and family at the Howell cottage, in
Ocean-ave.: Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene v Brewster, at
the Brewster cottage Mr and Mrs f. o. Pierce
who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin 5. Moore M's.
f. c. Coe wife OF DR.. Coe at Pinehurst. in AwXa-
ave and W. b. Blackwell and family. who are at
At the Prospect House sre Mr.. and Mrs. Ethan
Allan Doty. Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas H. Troy, Miss .ss
nis Misses Lo5ee. Miss Louise Rushmore and Mr.. and
NAT At the Linwood House are Clement Lockits, Mr
and Mrs. DeTne s BdrtS' Mr, uni, ana Mrs w o.
The yachts belonging TO J. Rogers Maxwell. Of
Firhth-ave and his sons made a fine record AZ
the recent regatta at Shelter Island. They were
the Oiseau and the Possum, the former beauty
iust from the shops of the Herreshofs and the lat
ter winning the prize in the first class. j. Rogers
Maxwell. sr. was aboard the Kismet After the
regatta there a tea at the yacht club. with
music by Austin's Orchestra, which included cello
solos by Herman Reldrich formerly with Seidls
Orchestra. Among those present were Mrs James
S. Hayes. the Misses Hayes and James Hayes, 2r,
OF PARK Place: DR.. and Mrs. J. Lester Keep, Miss
Marion Keep and Avery Keep. OF Clnton-aye.; Mr.
and Mrs Frederick A. Schroeder and Miss Frances
Schroeder Miss Brightson. from her country home
~ BriShtnoor. Long Island; Nh and Mrs William
Westlake and the Misses Westlake. Mr. and Mrs
Edward Burns and the Misses burns OF Sterhns Cr
Place J. Rogers Maxwell 1r H0ward H@Xwel 9A.y BIO, OF
tenshaw Mr. and Mrs J. d. Dettmar Of Prospect
PARK West; Mrs. Carste9 oneTman' Miss GraGe
CHARLES Arthur Whitney and Howard Whitney, OF
south Oxford-st. and Mrs r. b. Lynch and Miss
Katharine Lynch, OF the Hill.
Jolly trolley party went from GreylocK nan
Far Rockaway on Thursday evening TO the Rh2de
Island Clambake at Wainwright and Remsen $
Hotel Rockaway Beach. In the party were -h'