New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14
HROOKLYN'S SOCIAL WORLD

RROOkL1 N = COCIAL WOhLD
Now that the May moving is over people are be-
ginning to plan for late social affairs. Many have
already gone to their country homes. and several
weddings Of the late spring and early summer are
% he held there as will be seen by this column.
0nIy three more dances booked FOR the season.
though the number OF June Sdn bsre e 10
at these the lighter fabrics prevailing Organizes,
morn especially the latter while one bride has
Solaly declared in favor Of her grandmothers gown
Of embroidered muslin
Seymour Lippincott Smith. OF the Polytechnic.
sxnects TO spend his summer vacation in Europe,
sailing on June H.
Mrs omri Hibbard OF No. 4Oe Clnton-st.. gave
an unusually pretty luncheon on Tuesday at the
hamilton Club In honor Of Miss Edith NJ. Lewis
Tho table decorations of daisies. and the
luncheon cards took the form of fourleaved clovers
Besides the guest Of honor there were present
Hbbard Miss Coleman. Miss Helen Hodgskin. Miss
EanoT orr Lee ,. Miss Edt5 Rogers Miss Mabel
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Edward Prentiss, who
since their marriage have been living with Mr. and
Mrs George H. Prentss. No II First Place, the
R oTest '"' ' '''9 ~
The marriage Of Mrs William B. Kendall. IT,
ard Dr. William L. Armstrong, OF Manhattan mas
been set for Monday May o. and is to take place
At the some Of her psrepts Mr asd The
s1iess will be limited TO relatives and few inti-
mate friehus'
Tho annua, fete for the benefit OF the BrocSlyn
Home for Consumptves is announced to take place
at the Mdw90d Club on June and TO- is
% have luncheon at the Farm House. Prospect
park on Saturday. May 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Watson Bradley Dickerman. for
roerIv of Remsen-st.. but now Of Mamaroneck' n
V have issued invitations for the marriage OF
their niece Miss Martha Swift, and George Gay
Houlster This is to take place at ST Thomas
church Mamaroneck on Tuesday. June l. at 1880
o,c,ock and is TO be followed by wedding break
East at Hiliandale. the home OF Mr. and MIS- DICK
sr%an sReSieYl Gsrs w and Hartford
ii8 m returning at S3 ZIP p horouFh Especially
OF otn the Heights set viii attend.
Mrs Frederick Union Simpson. Miss Anna Nor
vic Hinchman Miss Annie Tilden and Miss Minnie
Tiden were admitted as members OF Fort Greene t,a
AZ he business meeting held last Wednesday
A musical Is TO be given Wednesday evening
~ this week at the home Of Mr. and Mrs Thomas
F Goodrich No. A6 Clinton-ave.. in aid OF the 81
Giles Home for Crippled Children or more es-
peciay to raise funds to secure na name
Morgan. Miss Ida Frank Price, Paul Morgan.
Charles Stuart Phillips and John ya nroeramme
Of much interest has been prepared me ra ms on
patronesses includes many wei-Known brooAS"
names.
Mr. and Mrs William Avery have gone to their
summer home in Crook-ave.. Elmhurst
Miss Alice Farrell is the guest of her brother
the Very Rev Dean Herbert F. Farrell. Westoury'
F w IL Crane has taken the Benjamin p Field
cottage. the Crescent, Isip
Oak Neck the True homestead on the shore drive
between Babylon and Islip has been rented Tor
Tho summer TO Thomas Sturgis. OF Manhattan
The Trues have lived there ever since they left
their home here. at Hicks and Orange SITS, num- r
Der of years ago Inc od mouse ,r re 70 live and
IFS broad parlors and pleasant surrounding gar
dens where such cordial hospaS was anioyed
them The old house itself was fun OF ihteIest,
fer MT True had inherited many bits of
old furniture. silver and glass.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Eyre Brown have removed
from Iafavette-ave TO No 90 Sidney Place.
The Knickerbocker Field Club has two dances
IN nreparation which will be the las given by the
will be held on Wednesday evening St ini mis- %eef
but the sssOn Is ex Ue 9YH TO Be- Sn AFFAIR
Mrs Will Carleton gave a luncheon at her home,
in Greene-ave.. Monday last. Among the guests
Mrs Kate Epson Clarke Miss Fannie Gro M2s
Hannah Avery Clark and Mrs. Margaret r. Sangs-
ter.
pretty home wedding solemnized on
Wednesday when Miss Mary Adele Crane. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Benjamin F. Crane. was married
10 Theodore Palmer Seares. The Officiating cler-
evran was the Rev c. b. Beattys. Of the Sumner
Avenue Methodist Church The house was Deco,
rated with pink and white roses, carnations ano
Mains The bride wore white mousseine de sole
over white taffeta with trimmings OF polnt la re-
Her bouquet of bride roses ana INES Oh M tls
IIoro Ms attendant her cousin, MISS
Alice Sturgis. Mr. and Mrs Palmer VIII i've III
Brooklyn.
At the annual meeting OF the Neghborship Asso-
citation held early last week the following were
elected officers: President Miss Josephine Rath'
bone first ycepresident ATthq pcNennen
tary Miss Leila Warren, and treasurer. MISS foia
Doughty.
The marriage of Miss Georgina Dora Mills, daugh-
Ter OF Mrs Dora Mills Fritch. of No. "a ST. John g
Place and Lindsay Edwards Adams, OF NO lZS
Lincoln Place. will be celebrated on Tuesday or TINS
week The ceremony will be performed by the Rev;
A G. DIXON and will take place at the home OF
the bride though the reception will be held al tnas
Lottie Logan and the best man will be a cousin OF
the bridegroom. Elnu II. Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Schumann. Of No. I'll Berkeley
Place have taken house for the summer al
the Hudson. Here the marriage OF their
daughter Miss Freda Schumann, TO Oscar fs aIt
mann to take Place on s Fanns Ha Of Chi
cago and the bridesmaids are TO be four br Rs,
Miss Elsa Hoffman and Miss johanna Ophuies'
The marriage Of Miss Georgia Elisabert Hutton,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Robert John Hutton OF
No. G2 Garfield Place. and James Taylor Hanan
has been for May 81 It Is to take paaeSe IN 81,
in the afternoon and is 20 be followed Dy Il re-
ception at the home OF the bride parents