New-York tribune., 1900-05-27
BROOKLYN'S SOCIAL WORLD

Brooklyn exceptionally dull socially ias'
week. Some the prominent women IN So
| ciety. whose hospitality has added TO the eayetS
of the season, away from town There are fp 70
| be several marriages this week and next ana az
the June brides have been led to the altar scitbs tb
will have nothing more to do than HE ttself 70 tne
| beach or mountain or take a lying trip 10 EuioPo
and the Exposition
The wedding of Miss Amelia Bowers daughter
| of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Bowers. of No. 81 Mont
gomery Place and Lucius Trowbrdge Martin, son
of Mr. and Mrs. w. r. II. Martin. of No III East
Thirty sixth-st.. Manhattan. and grandson of the
late John T. Martin. of Pierrepont-st.. Will take
place in st. Johns Church week from Wednes-
day. at o'clock in the afternoon. Miss Carle, of
Manhattan. will be maid of honor and Miss Sibyl
! l.. Bowers, also of Manhattan. will act as first
| he Miss Louise Maxwell Miss Ethel Pearsall Miss
Florence Lee, Miss Rollins and Miss Esey Martin
| of BROOKLYN: and Miss Amelia Willard, of Man
as best man. and the ushers include Robins r.
| Woodward and George Sheldon Chauncey. of
bridge. bridge Arthur n Peck and Woodward Babcock
from $50 until o'clock will follow the ceremony
The marriage of Miss Marion Hutchinson Cocks
| and Richardson Nicholas Barnum soemnzed
at o'clock Wednesday afternoon at St AIMS
Church the Heights. The bride who given
away by her uncle. Il. NJ. Stevenson. of Manhattan.
wore white satin trimmed with old point lace, and
a tulle veil, and carried bouquet of white roses
Her only ornament heart of diamonds. the
Miss Marion Stevenson. of Manhattan Clarence
M M Chester Jr of Staten Island acted as best nan: nan
Clark Chamberlain, of Walton Mass; Chester W,
Hull, of Kansas City; John S. DAVIS, of Baltimore:
Orange. n J. All the bridegroom's attendants
and his presents to them were pearl scarfpins. a
reception followed the wedding at the home of
a Mr. snd Mrs Barnum m wifi make
home in Brooklyn after their bridal trip.
Miss Anna May Markey daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Richard Markey of No % st. James's Place,
married Wednesday afternoon to Charles
Egan, of Mrs X. Egan, in st. Johns Cathedral.
Clermont and Greene
Mrs. Eugene Lascelles Maxwell of No. 100 Eighth
ave, who with her daughter. Miss Molle Maxwell.
has been spending the season abroad will stay in
Europe until fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Zabriskie and family. of
No. Si6 Carroll-st., expect pass the summer
travelling in the West. They will leave town early
in June.
The marriage of Miss Lida Hewlett daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Hewlett. of No. 10 De-
Gatur-st. and Edward Luscomb Hitch. of Brook
parents next Tuesday evening at s O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward II. Sayre and family. of
No SIS Carroll-st. who spent last summer in
Europe, will occupy their cottage this season at
Glen Cove, Long Island Mr.. and Mrs. f. w.
Dauchy and family of No so Carroll-st., will
hd nd @ W G Island n on s
fIsd have taken ken & cottage at Amtyye
No. 234 Lincoln Place. will spend the season at
Greenwich Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Behr and
summer home at MISREPRESENTATION.
A musical and dance given at the Germania
Club Tuesday night by the Hoadey Musical So
ciety. 1t proved to be an enjoyable affair.
Mrs. Edward Behr whose home for years was at
NO " Ouoht md iS
cupying the house which belonged to the late
James H. Remington, at No. S3S Carroll-st.
Society of the Park Slope will be interested in
the enga cement which announced last week
of Miss Edna Beam. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Beam, of No. IS Seventh-ave., and DIR.
Henry De Haven Cameron, also of the Park Slope.
Miss Beam devotes much of her time to charitable
work, and during the summer of 1898 she took
deep interest in the hospital work for the soldiers
away with Troop c. Of which he IS the surgeon
his boyhood in Belfast. Ireland, where he was
graduated from the Methodist College He re
ceived his medical diploma from the College OF
Physicians and Surgeons.
A progressive euchre party held Monday
night at the Wildwood Clubhouse. Flatbush, for the
benefit of the Tompkins Park Free Library The
affair success in every respect. Two of the
prizes plaques, the work of William Ordway
Partridge. the sculptor Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 7. Robb MIR. and Mrs. Charles OH.
Craigie DR.. and Mrs j. Eliot Langstaff Mrs.
Homer L. Bartlett Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dresser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac H. Cary Miss Hull DIR. Lucy
Hall Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Brandt. Mr..
and Mrs. Pomeroy Burton DR.. and Mrs. Burt d.
Harrington; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore Mrs.
Langford, the Misses Langford. Mr.. and Mrs. H; a.
Fogg. Mr.. and Mrs. T. 5. Matthews DR.. and Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel S. De Seding Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert NJ Gilmour Mr. and and Mrs George Beard
throp Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Calender. Mr.. and
Mrs, Hsrman ,Ahlers; Mr.. and Mrs, George F.
d. II. Decker and Dr. A. W Catlin The following
Mrs. George NJ Boardmans MrSi WilIiam A A.
Brown Mrs. BurriIl, Mrs. Pomeroy Burton
MIS- saac H. cf Mrs D + ssn caH pa
Charles Oh. Craigie Mrs. Joel S De Seding Mrs
Stephen Giles Mrs o' william King % Mrs j. Elliot
LIangstian Mrs Mrs. r c; layton Mrs William G.
Perry Mrs Louis j. Rhead, Mrs. James T Robb
Mrs Mrs j John n r. ShTePpard Mrs Henry W Sheriff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dodge, of No. II Eighth
ave. left town last week for their country place
Bayview, Far Rockaway. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A
Sweet. of No. 105 Cambridge Place.
ton, Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. PearsalI and Miss Ethel
Pearsall, of No 81 Eighth-ave.. expect to sail on
the Deutschland June 70 They will travel
abroad during the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pattinson Topping of Pine
apple-st, will return home this week from Europe.
They will go directly their summer home
Castemere, Sound Beach, Conn
Miss Florence b. Palmer daughter Of George w.
Palmer formerly of Brooklyn was married last
Monday afternoon at her fathers house. in Long
Long Branch
In honor of the anniversary of the opening of the
clubhouse 'llb will e,iN-a