New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-12

Mountains for the remainder OF the season.
Miss NJ. E. Tucker and her brother. Joseph D.
Tucker OF No 81 Seventh-ave. were booked to
sail for Europe yesterday. They will IN
October
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. ]. Smith. OF No. 10
on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
DR.. and Mrs. John b Zabriskie of Flatbush re-
turned week ago from trip to Europe
The tide Of European travel continues to turn
this way August advances. On the Deutsch-
land. which arrived in port last Monday. Mr..
and Mrs. Chauncey Marshall and Colonel William
their trip U i2cludIng stay at Carisbad Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas E Pearsall and Miss Ethel Pearsall,
also passengers on the same vessel
Alfred l. Norris. we'll known the Hill. sailed
for Europe a week ago the Minneapolis. to Join
his sister and mother who have been in Europe
end a1,,t The n9rth or Africa since last fall Jay
were passengers on the same vessel
Miss Josephine Barr and Miss Julia Barr. who
were visiting friends in Berlin. with their
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs Duchastels. OF Montrouge.
near Paris. In company with Mrs. J. B. Francis
tterreshon OF the Heights they expect TO sail FOR
home on the Grosser Kurfirst. on September n
George P. stOclweu and family. OF No. 81 Rem
sen-st-, among the prominent Brooklyn resi-
dents who spending their summer at Norfolk
Conn At the finals Of recent tennis tournament
the presentation Of the prizes made by Miss
Bertha StockweT
Mrs. Charles Adam, Sherman. OF the Heights
won the Nassau Golf Clubs regular weekly han
dicap for women last Wednesday. at Glen Cove
Miss Lillian Delamors Leighton. OF Clinton lava.
r. Eliot, Me-. where she expects 20 remain until
the middle OF September.
Miss Virginia Woodward and Miss Grace Wood
wings. at Point q woods. Long Island
MIRA Martha 8 Gielow. the Southern writer and
delinestor OF old plantation fa LEFT Brooklyn yes
terdsy. for Bayshore. Long Island. where she
gave reading night IN the Bayshore Opera
House. She had just finished series Of readings
at various Long Island summer resorts. Later in
In the Casino. at Newport. under the patronage OF
Lady Pauncefote and well known New-Xork
women.
Miss Gielov, daughter of Mrs. Martha s. Gielow,
FONT. With coloneI and Mrs. G HGse,
Mr.. and Mrs James Stranahan Burke and Miss
Florence Calhoun Burke were among the Brooklyn
people in Rome month ago. In the last fortnight
they expected to visit Naples. Florence Venice and
mergau TO see the Passion Play
There was large attendance Of Brooklyn people
yesterday afternoon and evening at the concerts
the Atlantic Yacht Club Sea Gate. In the after
Lambert's orchestra played on the west bal
cony OF the clubhouse, and IN the evening comP!i-
mentary concert was given by the Amicitia Mill
tary Band.
DR.. William G. Clark. OF the Heights. left town
yesterday for Wheeling W. Va. for three weeks
vacation.
Summer dweners from Brooklyn at the Kent
House. Belle Haven. include General Stewart L.
Woodford, Miss Woodford, Mr. and Mrs Donald s.
L. Lee. Miss Lee OF the Heights, and Miss Van
Anden.
There is lively interest in the Eastern District
the reported approaching marriage OF the Rev.
Dr. Cornelius l.. living. rector OF Calvary Protest
ant Episcopal Church. Marcy-ave and South
Ninth-st. For the last few months there have been
rumOrs Of his prospective marriage but IT was not
until yesterday that the confirmed II
said that the ceremony would take place in
the early fan. DR.. living Is a well known Mason
and knight Templar. and is Eminent Commander
of De Witt Clinton Commandery. No. q. K. t. and
Eminent Grand Prelate Of the Grand Commauderv
Of the State Of New-York. Yesterday George
Nicholson, a prominent Knight Templar on
behalf OF Right Eminent Charles Arnatage acting
Grand Commander. called DIT. living and pre-
scented him small bag. saying This is a small
token Of esteem from the knights Templar OF the
State Of New-York in view OF your coming mar
riage-" DR.. living entirely taken by surprise
and when he opened the bag discovered II con
tanned $3.50 in ANAL gold
The OF the bride-to-be is withheld by rr
living for the present She is, however, active in
the charitable work OF South Brooklyn. Dr. living
has been rector OF Calvary Church since 1855.