New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13
RROOKLYN'S SOCIAL WORLD

Howell topping
DR. and Mrs. Joseph B. Brown and Miss Louise
7 Brown OF No. $50 Unon-st., have left the Pocono
Mountain House. PENNSYLVANIA. and are at the
spend the latter part of September at their farm
In Pleasant Valley, y. Y
Mr. and Mrs Mortimer c. Ogden of No IS Mon
roe Place, left town Thursday for The Inn.
Pittshed, Mass. They expected go earlier In the
season. but have been delayed by the serious Illness
she has not yet gained her strength Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Balch, Mr. and Mrs. Ogden's son-in-law
f ILL., a"0S'''' W.T." the misses '"''" are at ""''"
Mr.. and Mrs William Penn Eddy and Miss Elsie
Ray Eddy Of Clifton Place. and L. Lynn Eddy, OF
The outlook. in the Adirondacks. They will
remain throughout August at Underclif Park. Lake
Placid. having recently arrived there from Lake
G. Warng stebblns. oTganist Of Plymouth Church
IN giving song Interpretation OF some of the Kip
George. Professor Lawton. of the Adelphl made
the address Of the evening on Kipling.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Minor Hoxsey who have recently
returned from their wedding trip in Canada
now at their summer home in Bay Ridge. near the
Crescent Club, OF which Mr. Hoxsey is member
Sas gone to HarrisbuTS var Where 900 She is TsGr
her sister, Mrs. Belle Lewis
stephen " White, OF No 2O Columbia Heights.
went to Lake Placid on Saturday week ago and
spent sunday and Monday with the Rev Dr. and
Mrs. Newell RWigit Hills, who are there for the
summer. Mr.. White returned home on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson G. Carman. OF Pierrepont-
ST.. have left Babylon. where they have been since
June !, and have gone to Newcastle " H.
Mrs. Mary r. Hawley. of No 4 Clark-st.. has
been spending the winter In Honolulu She ex-
pected to start on her return this week.
Of NJ
ter Of the Rev. J. Howard Hand. pastor OF the
Lenox Road Methodist Episcopal Church. and Dr.
Clinton A. Downs. of Rverhead. Long Island. Will
take place on Tuesday. August %, at noon. at the
been held in the church. and followed by a re.
cepton. but these plans were changed because of
the recent death of Mrs. Hands father, Thomas
c. Riley. of Cromwell. Conn.
Miss Jessie H. Mattison soprano OF the Ross
Street Presbyterian Church. is in Stamford. n. Y
Miss NJ. Louise Mundel. contralto Of Christ
Church. Clnton-st., with her sister Miss Augusta
Mundell. is at Atlantic City.
Miss Alma Steiner and Miss Edith Steiner Of Lin
coin Place are stopping at Gales Ferry Conn
Mrs. George Monroe and her son. a. Stanley
Monroe. of South Elliott Place, at the Berk-
shire Inn. Great Darlington: Mass
Miss Helen S. yning, of No. lS9 sixth-ave. is at
Peake Island Me.
Henry E. Hutchinson, president OF the Brooklyn
Bank. is spending short time at Freeport Long
Island
II NJ C. Ingraham. of No. ~ Clinton-ave. whose
family are spending the summer at Locust Val
ley Long Island. is making tour through Can
Judge and Mrs C ,orge B. abbott. OF Pierrepont
ST.. are at Greenport. Long Island.
Mrs. John Gansevoort Van Buren,. Of the Hotel
ST. George has gone TO the Adirondacks
Mrs Benjamin Warner, of President-st, is at the
Windsor Cape May.
Mrs Foster L. Backus Of Flatbush. will go about
the middle of August TO Observation-Disclosures
to stay there for the remainder Of this month
Gardner b. Matthews. Of Washington PaTk; re.
turned from Europe on Tuesday on the Kaiser
The Rev Dr. William V Kelley has come back
from the Adirondacks. He will stay IN town FOR
few days and then will go TO Ocean Grove where
he is give a lecture in the summer course On
theology Mrs Kelley is to stay In the AdirondacKs
until october.
Miss Elizabeth Creevey and William S. Creevey
had narrow escape from drowning on TUESDAY,
when, with a party of cottagers they were Doullu
from Quogue to Fire Island on the sloop yacht
Triton commanded by Captain Bishop, Of West
hampton. All were rescued by the Minnehaha. a
catboat belonging to the cottagers, with a: .;
1@Hre SioriShes Mo was out on his launch. also
went 10 their assistance. but before MS arNd an
were salt e. cberIes Newey Of Bro6khaven and
proceeded on her cruise.
Little children recently held fair for the benefit
OF the sick babies fund the grounds of Com
missioner George Russell, at Bay Sixteenth-st and
Benson-ave at which 81 30 was realized The s sh
dTen taking part ,s weTe ole Jabon Miss Beairce
Knox and Miss Elizabeth Balow
Mrs. Louise Jesup Cuddy and Mrs. E. j. Sheldon'
her sister. both Of Macon-st. are at Westport'
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Scott Of No 90 Rodney-st..
left town Yesterday for two months trip in the
Rocky Mountains. They will go TO Chicago, Omaha
and Billings. Mont From Billings they Will go TO
Red Lodge and there will take stage for II?
thev viii start with pack train for the Big Horn
Mountains where they will camp and hunt pear
they viii make the long of the Yeil9wsts9 dS
Mr.. Scott is president OF the Easter" ''''''N' '
bath School Association.
Mr.. and Mrs Arnold Guyot Dana are at North
Conway, n. H.. also Mr. and Mrs. l.. MOL
lenhauer l. MolleThaqe III F. BT ts anG Ne esb
ana the Misses Nesbit
sbadecraft. the pretty country seat Of Commits
sioner and Mrs James Moffatt. Of this borough at
Huntington Harbor was the scene of porch
party'' on Friday a week ago. The guests ABOUT
forty in number arrived at 10 o'clock In the m Se
Of those present were Mrs. George Shaw Mrs Ed
ward p Ang. Mrs. August Heckscher MIS-: w; %
person Mrs John T. Robb. Mrs. John SinltheIs,
Mrs. l. F. Worth. Mrs James b. Dill MIS- De ef
Taylor, Mrs. Edwin A. Sweet ana me MISSES "e"-
lett and Jones of Cold Spring Harbor
Mrs. William H. Bolton. of Clermont-ave. with
her daughters Mrs. Marsh, OF this borough ana
Mrs Albert Lane, OF Manhattan, are at farneiu'
Conn
Brooklyn was well represented at the recent
Penataquit Corinthian Yacht Clubs thlrd open re
Judges were guests on the Montauk. belonging 10
George woodward, formerly OF this borough anu
Commodore j. Adolph Molienhauers Presto anu
the steam yacht Marguerite, owned by D anu W.