New-York tribune., 1900-08-05
BROOKLYN's SOCIAL WORLD

August, despite its name, is perhaps the gayest
OF the gay months OF the summer From the ac-
counts from the various resorts where Brooklyn
society Is sojourning for the summer days the
present month viii be full Of jollity. Narragansett
Pier has attracted cotorie Of Brooklyn people,
who staying the hotels. but the numbers are
small. the place Is most favored by Manhattan
society Easthampton Is rather sighted by the
an undertow carried seven young women seaward
- oe rescued by party in which was Jo9 l1 drew rev
i,5 son 70 reach the young women IS Brqokiy HIte @
s struck by a heavy wave and vas himself almost 1
age from Brooklyn people A visit was recently
ton. Colonel Britton is an aspirant for the Re-
District.
Shelter Island Is largely in favor with Brooklyn
people On Friday a Colonial tea scheduled to take
pace at Sylvester Manor. vas greatly enjoyed, and
was one OF the features of the week
Mr., and Mrs Leonard Moody and Miss Moody. of
Seventh-ave, are now at their country home
konigs villa. East Pittston Me, and they have
invited a number OF we'll known Brooklyn people
to be guests during August. The place has seven
hundred acres. There is private golf links, and
naphtha launch Of commodious dimensions Is
moored in estuary of the Kennebec. which flows
past pas; tn the estate Among the Brookly1 people Tho
D F. Burtis. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar F. Mason Miss
]. B. Schiebler. Miss Harriet schiebler Howard
staples, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Parrot and Arthur
Parrot, 1r.
Robert Seymour Van Buren. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Van Buren, Of Brooklyn Miss Vera
May Wood daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N
Wood, Of Norwalk. were married Thursday
IN Grace Protestant Episcopal Church, et NorwaIk
G2Ra GgPe the hs eRsc h9m Of a sPd s P
The bride was gowned in ivory white satin. trimmed
caught up with a spray Of lilies Of the valley and
Mrs Van Buren left Yesterday on the Umbria FOR
an extended trip abroad.
Ex-Mayor and Mrs Daniel D. whitney. Of Brook
lyn have left town for Clifton Springs, N. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. William H Chandler. Of Greene
ave, at the Davenport Inn Asbury Park, n. J.
Miss Katherine Carhart, Of St Marks-ave. is
making visit at Germantown, Columbia County,
John J. Barnier. Of South Elliott Place and his
daughter Miss Lizzie Barnier. are at Clifton
Springs, y. y.
! Flatbush-ave, and Mr.. and Mrs. Easton, OF Flat
eush-aye. have AIKEN for the summer the cottage
and Mrs Zabrfskie- Of F-la55ush severaI hand
some craft belong 10 the cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs, Arnold Guyot Dana and family, OF
cottage at wave crest Far R5eEa|ay ~ '
Miss Anna Merritt. Of Brooklyn. and Miss Pauline
Swift, of the Navy Yard. are prominent Brooklyn
amateur Brooklyn golfers at Richheld Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs John Mason Knox, Miss Knox and
Miss Amy Knox. OF Brooklyn viii continue their
stay through August at RichheId Springs NJ.
and Mrs. Frederick T. Sherman. Miss Susan ".
Sherman and Miss Julie W Sherman have left the
Springs for Cuadilla
Mr.. and Mrs. ia ues I. Brumey. OF the San Car
los, are spending August and September at the
Forest House, Lake MahOpac
Mrs. John c. AIligan Of Lefferts Place. IS spend
ing the month Of August at The Antlers Ra-
quette Lake, in the AdiTondacks-
Mr.. and Mrs. George Albert Wingate, OF Jeffer-
son-ave,, who were recently visiting Lake
George, are now at Twilight Park. the guests OF
General and Mrs. George W. Wingate, al their
cottage, OW-esty wee.
John J spowers. Miss Louise spowers, Master
P. spowers and Dr.. William A Pierrepont, Of
Brooklyn, were among the passengers on the
Auguste Victoria, which sailed from Hamburg
on July for a short cruise the Land of
OF Norway the Emperor Of Germany paid a visit
the steamer in the imperial yacht HOhenZOl-
ierI Later N tle da! on tle Ell teIJl 80 80
invitation. the passengers returned the VISIT me
steamer OF which the passengers sailed Is named
after the Empress.
Miss Jane Elizabeth Ashley. only daughter Of
Mrs. Alice I. Ashley, married 20 Clarence Ed
ward Turton at the home OF the brides mother,
No. IS Irving Place, on Wednesday morning. Mr..
and Mrs. TurJOn after wedding breakfast left for
a honeymoon through the North