New-York tribune., 1900-07-08

announced Is that Of Harold L, Fish. the youngest
Of three sons OF Mr.. and Mrs. Latham A. Fish, the
well known Heights people Of Joralemon-st Mr.
Fishs hancee Is Miss Elizabeth T. Hollister, of
Rutherford X J. Miss Holster has been in
Brooklyn several times, and her charm of manner
has evoked admiration
Word has just been received in Brooklyn from
Philadelphia of the Engagement of Miss Mildred
Harrison. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred {.
Harrison. of No. 1916 Locust-st, Of that city to
7. Mauran Rhodes. of Bryn Mavr, Penn, MSS
g. Sheldon Of Femsen5Si. ana also has family
ties IN the seney Benham ard Prentice families;
70 John Hin Prentice last month Miss Har%rison %
is the niece OF George saed4a: "l@R RbodSs is
the son Of James Mauran Rhodes. He served with
hsttsTy Is5s during the Porto R'''' ''nP"'S" 0'
Another engagement which is interesting Brook
lyn society, owing the fact that the contracting
parties met so many Brooklyn people at Lake Ma
hopac. their summer home, Is that Of Miss Ma
belle Stuart Nash only daughter of MI and Mrs
William A. Nash, of No 10 West Seventy-third-st,
Eie PoRyerJ 9t HomlEneT9 @ -, Sepa RoliI- a.SS ->''
The beauties of the Shore Road about Fort
Hamilton are only half appreciated by Brooklyn
people There are those who contend that no other
place can equal the region about the Shore Road
by the breezes which blow across the Narrows
ing cottages are hlling for the summer Swimming
of the popular sports. prominent among llIe
expert women swimmers last week were Mfs. H.
McC. Collins and Miss Shirley Thayer-
The star of golhng is stiH in the ascendant. and
the devotees of the game are legion. At Bays
water golf has superseded all other sports the last
fortnight In the last week in June was held the
first woTnen's tournament and last week the men
6andi''D oa was played Yesterday the finals came
Mrs H b Willis who before her marriage last
month was Miss Jane knickerbocker. OF this bor-
ough was the guest of honor recently at dinner
rendered her by of her friends at the Crescent
S9n PISS haee nnF Miss lISs ois GoWe and Miss
Louise Rritton. of Staten Island
Dr. and Mrs Edward Chaplin, of No. p scher-
nerhorn-st will spend the summer at Lake Mime
waska. They left town last week
Miss Sarah E Leverich and Jerome W. Leverich
son and daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George G
1es1sTa a OF OF he e Erra @ Thy " vii be ABROAD ali
summer, and Will return in September
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Graef and family of
Washington-aye left town early in the week TO
spend the summer at the Sinclair House. Bethle-
hem n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Earle and the Misses Earle
Of Henry-st will go TO Westhamptoc for the sea-
son. where there are already a number OF Brook
lyr1ites including Dr. and Mrs. Robert l. Dicken-
son, of Clinton-st.; AIr. and Mrs William Jennings
Brun. of South Fortland-aye5, MI and Mrs. Isaac
Henry-st. and Mr.. and Mrs Joseph H. sutphin. of
Prospect Park West
Mr and Mrs Thomas G. shearrnan. Of Columbia
Heights who sailed Saturday week ago, Will
spend most Of the summer at Lucerne. Switzer-
land They will return the last part Of September.
Other departures Of Brooklyn people for Europe
include Mrs Stephen r. Post of Gates-ave. and
her two sons and her niece. Miss Mary r. Post;
Simeon B Chittenden, Miss Alice Chttenden Gar
diner D. Matthew'S, Nj and Mrs. David David r D Man ian
ming Mt ana snq Ms Ms -ii Caeife and the Misses
Campbell and Justice and Mrs. William D. Dlckey
and children
one Of the last and prettest of the June we'd
dings took place the last Wednesday OF the
month ar the Washington Baptist Church, when
Miss Gertrude Louise Clarke, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Willard Abner Clarke well known residents
of Oakland Cal, became the wife Of Richard Lit,
ton Eow5F9S, of s[dnev Pace on their return
from an extended Mr.. and Mrs Edwards Will
A. the country place Of the BRIDES parents, The
Moorings, Bolton -on-Lake-George Miss Emily Saw
yer Moore the youngest daughter Of Commodore
John W Moore United States Navy, retired, OF
South Oxford-st-, was married 10 Lieutenant Claude
Bailey, Of Coleman ne L!I Ile-se & @ o5 5 t
on Wednesday. June q Ihe brloe was eo"I'1d % IN
white satin trimmed with rare South African lace
The bridegroom was in fun dress uniform and
attended by a number Of well known naval men.
Edwin H Ltchheld and his family. as soon as
they arrive from abroad win occupy their cottage.
the Bonnie Brae, at LenoE.
Mr and Mrs Thomas H Troy. Of Eighth-ave.,
viii occupy their camp al the Ampersand in the
AdirOndacks within a few days
Mr. and Mrs. ?. Augustus Hegeman, Miss Hege-
man and Miss l. Norma Hegeman are at the Mag
nolia, Magnolia Beach, Mass. for July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Howard and Miss Ruth
Howard, Of WiIow-st, are spending July at the
Sycamore Hotel, Lake George.
The Brooklyn colony at Richheld Is growing
rapidly ard takes a prominent share in ali the af-
fairs of that resort. The links said to be in
excellent condition Golf is the rage
Mrs George shenelin who returned last week
from a visit to her daughter. Mrs. Bruce Ismay IN
England will spend the remainder Of the summer
with her family at Southampton.
Mrs Alexander Van Nest and her daughter will
spend the summer az Bar Harbor.
Brooklyn is well represented at Great harrington.
The Rev. DR.. J. G. Bacchus and several other
Brooklyn clergynen are there
Miss Venie Elizabeth Wood. the eldest daughter
Of Mrs. Ella A. Wood, o. No. 227 Hancock-st. and
Joseph Herbert Appel, Of Philadelphia, were mar
E1ed az the home Of the bride on the last Wednes-
day Of June
Lawrence. Long Island. has a small Brooklyn col
ony. Of them being old residents there Among
these Mrs. J. Augustus Hewlett and family Of
Remsen-st., who are now occupying their handsome
old home. Rock Hall. Mr. and Mrs Isaac IT Cary
Of Pierrep92nt-st VIII aiso spend this month and
erty 5r Of Grace Court have cbarTI, DOUGH- e
there which they have named the Werdna.
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