New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
RROOKLYN'S SOCIAL WORLD


-. and Mrs Jerome B. Thomas chaperoned
.-,v ~ about thirty on Thursday evening on
s.~noa, which went far up the Hudson s"ppe
r.s served on board soon after the boat 'u.neu
10 come home. Some Of the guesus n,san Miss Alice
Rones Miss Laura Hubbard Miss Etnei ha NseFsd Fred
Mis- Marguerite Valentine. George -; Ir T,yerett
erick Field Mr.. Eddy, MT fule' anu "
,,,u,.u, rro,h,nsham. son of Mr. and Mrs Chan
Ming rockingham OF Henry-st gave oihher ', On
"wednesday evening in honor OF MT emo Mrs' IN
lam r. Cary OF willow-st VINO are svon % o"esis ~ &c
for the ss ssmWe Wete Williams Miss sailie Chapman
Miss Valentine. Electus Litchfeid ana MI D'0""
NJ. Arthur sherburne Hardy who was MISS
Rowen of Willow-st. is now IN A'nenS' ",e
"a x,u soon sail for home. She Will speno tfe
snmmer at the Bowen country home. hoseianu
uoods,ock Conn She has now entirely recoVereu
from her recent severe attack OF fever ever Eas Mrs
diner Richardson son son % Si Afbens' and grandson
~ the late Henry c. Bowen. Of Wiiow,s'i re 20
turned to this country early IN schnoI IN the fall
N- and Mrs. Ernest Stanley Greene, OF NO
clark-st. will go TO Fanwood n. D., .o-0 H.,
where they will join Mr.. and Mrs. eiohes ,,, 80
cx,,,h tho narents of Mrs. Greene. ana VIZ nndo1
sm sm,n r., he ias ~ ~ Iuly spending August In Loiuoh
and Paris
,,,s.,,o N,cboov,us and Miss Mary Nichoi-
.,,,,s ~ Monroe Place will sail for Antwerp oi
July T.
,, .d Mrs wihclmus Mynderse and MISS
xvnserse OF Joraiemon-st, Will sail on 'uy -.
rnrope spending July and August ~ oiogue
and France. In June they WI" s'"' "
Long Island
Miss Katharine woodward. one OF 'ne .nron tesule
=, tho Brookiyn Heights Seminary VIII cn'pe,o '.
lodi
=. rhey will sail June Is on the Aususte w
,ora The party is TO include Miss Florence an isw
child. Miss Agems Wheeler, Miss MN iMarsuerite Man
renee Miss Isabel Mcclure MISS -0
ming and Miss Mary Barstow.
rA. marriage of Miss Katharine Maltby' OF NO
100 JoraIemon-st.. and Darwin j. Mesui ,,oith,.s
Quietly celebrated at the home OF MISS MaNDS ,.S
.n,s Mr. and Mrs Douglas Fowler Madeo2' o2'
&aterbury Conn. SATURDAY June 70 ~, 1 "a nIies
The guests will be the relatives Vi '''
only
Francis f. Dodge. Miss Helen n. pooee a.N
Master Philip Lyndon Dodge sHsv Of last tie''
,,,,,ations have been issued for the mar iiase 50 VI "
Miss Ella Pemberton Smith 10 hu"H. r.'anr,ck-
or rune at the Reformed Church' III p"
ave.
Mr. and Mrs St Clair McKelway were the su
49, -, q dinner given by President and MIS-
s,tr,,ov at the White House on MONDAY ias"
- formed the decorations Of the dinlhs-'ao'e
which was set In the private dihlns 'oo"'' , 80
, ~ tho Marine Band furnished the music
Among the guests were Mrs Mo HoD1ry; nymSn r. Gage
Sacretary and Mrs. Russell A. Agert, Dc q, trossteTr
General and Mrs. lins John Emory Smith and secre
General and Mrs Chhiles h'
tary John d. Long.
NJ and Mrs Charles ]. Patterson. OF Monroe
place will spend the summer travelling In Russia
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas z: Pearsali, ,d OF 20 {" H's"'"
ave will start for California on July D.
NJ ord Mrs Nelson G. Carman, of Pierrepont-
=, r,n ba the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bliss
OF Manhattan. on Memorial Day. and members OF d
sailing party on board the Biisses steam scan yacn
Felicia, whose ose inst above Larchmont The
other guests are all from Manhattan
A.. u Iark,n and Master Larkin, Mrs.
rharor q Strong and Mr. and Mrs. Robert X.
story were guests at the Osborne House. EAST
hampton, Long Island. last week
nr and Mrs l.. G. wooey Of Joralemon-st..
have taken the cottage at Westhampton Beach
that has been for many years occupied BY Mr.
and Mrs Thomas S. Moore OF "iiio"-s''
The men Of the Ridge Club will give dinner
followed by vaudeville performance. for their
women friends tomorrow evening at the clubhouse
Bay Ridge.
The anniversary Of the opening OF the Dyker
Heights Club will take place at the clubhouse
Eighty-sixth-st near Thirteenth-ave.. on Memorial
Day Day. '''' ~ ~
The Borough Park Choral Society gave musl-
cal and dance in the music hall Of the Park Club
house on Wednesday evening. Miss Frances Mil
ler OF the Castle Square Opera Company. and J.
williams were the assisting artsts b. A. cSnacs Snase'
the blind tenor of the First Reformed Churcn'
leading the chorus of ninety voices The commit
tee in charge OF the AFFAIR comprlsea Mi'an Wi "a;
Reynolds S. Bishop Marks. s. CoyKendali' "ihiahi
F. Randall and j. NJ. McAlpine.
The annual Poly dance will be held on the
evening Of June in.the gymnasium of the insti-
tute.
Ernest c. Ropes Is among the graduates at Co
lumbia University He is the son Of Mr. and Mrs
William II. Ropes, 81 No III Wihow-st.
James S suydam. OF Berkeley Place, has been
elected member of the Board Of Directors and
then made treasurer Of the jefferson Hotel an9
Land Company which operate&s & tne Mnn1Sns anu
Judge William w. Goodrich is TO deliver the an
nual address at the commencement OF the hunt
ington Union School. Huntington. Long lsiaho' Oh
June e.
Yet another wedding is 10 be added to the long
list for June. II is that of Miss Mabel V. Duncan
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Lorenzo Duncan, OF of NO NO
&5 Inion-st, and Stephen V: brewster: OF Orahge
r. j. The marriage is 10 be soiemnizeo on the
evening or June l.
William Z Rasch was the director of the FIVE
act comedy drama, The Deacon" which was pre-
sented at the Cortelyou Club house on Wednesday
evening by members Of the Luther League. con
nected with St. Stephens English Lutheran
Church Flatbush. Those taking part were George
II. Rohmann. Charles Won Sazen. Henry A. Roh