New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
BROOKLYN'S SOCIAL WORLD

few weddings, a few more receptions,
few graduation exercises and society will begin
its annual exodus to the mountains and seashore
All the talk now where fashion gathers Is: Where
sition may induce a large number Of Brooklyn peo-
pie TO spend the summer in Europe
On Thursday June H. Miss Ma1ilde Charlotte
Lang daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Lang, Of
Richmond HILL viii be married 20 T. Elicit Hodg-
skin, the lawyer, and the eldest son of Mrs James
Black Hodgskin. of No 40 Clinton-ave. The we'd
ding will take place AT the home OF the bride
parents, which occupies an eTninencee IN Elc=nmGna =
MIS- F ne b WI" br 9e Ietsr viii be maid Of
honor, and the bridesmaids ere TO be Miss Helen
Lucy Baker Of Newark. Jay Gates, of Phiade-
PhIa, will act as best man. and the ushers include
bride.
The engagement was recently announced of Miss
Eleanor Cowperthwaite. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank H Cowperthwate. and Leonard Beaumont
Bacon, of Rochester n. Y Mr.. Bacon is a grad
uate of the Yale Law School, in the class Of 80
He is practising law with his brother. Henry
Bacon, in Rochester. and is member OF the
Rochester Country Club.
Two large and fashionable weddings which
the calendar for the future are those
of Miss Marian Hutchinson Cocks, daughter of
Mrs John ]. Cocks of No. 479 Clnton-ave and
Richard Nichols Barnum, which will be solemnized
Of Wednesday May 90 and of Miss Amelia Bowers,
o. 81
bridge Martin which is set for o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon. June g.
That the Easter Charity Ball will hereafter be an
annual incident was practically settled Friday
night at a large and successful reception given by
Mrs. Calvin Edwards Hull at her home, NO oSl
Washington-ave.. to the patronesses and members
of the committee in charge of the last charity bail
given at the Pouch Gallery on April IS. The floral
decorations of the house striking. The guests
included among others, Mrs. Frank P. Abbott, Mrs
John II. Brrtis Mrs. George y. Belts. Mrs. H. l.
Buck Mrs Sylvester II. Blood, Mrs. Alfred G.
Belden Mrs R G. Brewster, Mrs. NJ L. Bailey
Mrs Victor Ballard, Mrs John W. Block, Mrs
James s. Burke Mrs Joseph B. Bowden, Mrs
Frank r. Baker, Mrs. Irving I. Bush, Mrs Mall
lard NJ Canda Mrs 5. Cantoni, Mrs Edward E.
Cady, Mrs. J. H. Dick, Mrs. E. ]. Dougherty. Mrs
Charles / Devoise Mrs. Julian D. Fairchild. Mrs
James W Fleming Mrs. 5. A. McFarlan Mrs. Wal
lace B. Flint. Mrs G. A. Griffin, Mrs. w H Car
rison. Mrs. Calvin E. Hull Mrs John F. henry.
Mrs Tyson Hayward Mrs. James Johnston, Mrs.
John Keer Mrs. Elliot Largstaf Mrs Leonard
Moody Mrs T NJ Mcmahon, Mrs. ]. Adolph Mol
lenhauer Mrs. George A. Ostrander, Mrs. Thomas
E. Pearsall, Mrs. George H. Prentiss, Mrs. Lo"eli
Palmer jr. Mrs. A. J. Perry. Mrs. Russell r.
Prentiss Mrs Arthur r. Paine Mrs chester /
Richards Mrs. Frank Sniffin. Mrs. Francis H
sloan Mrs Frank Theodore Sloan, Mrs Charles
l. Sanford. Mrs Harry L. Thompson. Mrs WI
F. Taylor. Mrs Timothy L. Wo9dru1 IN; mrs at 81.
ker Edwin Gates Babcock Frederick NJ Butler Al
fred farha j
rick Edgar P Hicks Charles c. Putnam. Howard
Pyle Valentine n seaman Rtta9 - 00'' '''
Talcott and William White nlttaker.
Spring blossoms of many varieties adorned the
drawing rooms of Mrs Henry Earle OF NO. "a
Henrv-st Tuesday afternoon, when she gave a re
ception in honor of Mrs. Samuel Verpianck and the
5e1aqa+es 70 the State Convention of the Daugh-
ters OF the American Revolution. The supper table
decoration was huge bunch of white HlaGs and
in the corners of the room were American Beauty
roses In the receiving party besides the hoSI5ss'
who wore gray, were Mrs Dante SlaTar.iS' rr NJ
PeIdan Mrs s Y White Mrs. J. b. Francis Her
Tssh9 MIS- SF Nssas Raef Earle ana lumber of other
well known society women
Word has been received from Charles A. Moore,
president of the Montauk Club, who Is now with
his family in Europe, that he viii sail for home
on June o. Mrs Moore and the yours people fanI WI
home Bellehaven. Conn viii probably % ply remain re- am
closed for the summer nnNch 10 '"e i'SS u |
social life in that village
The country house of the Crescent Athletic Club
at Bay Ridge will be informally opened next Satur-
day on May 80, which is set apart as ladies
dav" the formal opening will take place., A
musical programme by well known band VIII be
the feature Of the day.
Society was well represented Tuesday afternoon
at the HaIl-Searle nuptials, which were soienlzeu
in HOLY Trinity Church, the chanceI or Whlch was
adorned with daisies and mountain laurel The
bride Miss Jeannette F. Searle, is the youngest
3auShser u W 81 bridedronm Charles Henry Hall. is
80 Son Of the late Rev DR.. Charles Henry Hall,
who for many years was pastor OF the chlrch WIere
the marriage was performed me pride TOre q
/ urettv creation of white meteor crepe Her al
tendant her sister. Miss Caroiins seaTe' No, on
Han viii live Washington Heights
The guests at the May meeting of the New
England Society in the City Of Brooklyn. which
was held In the art rooms at No ia Montague-st
Tuesday night were received by Professor Franklin
w Hooper who has long been identified with the
society, and Mr. and Mrs. james Mckeen. Mr..
McKeen the new president of the society, made
a short address of welcome, and declared that he
hoped the society would not sink It's identity by
yy,rnorarre was given Among those present We're
Mrs. J. b Burtis, Mr.. and Mrs George n. SCUM III
Hen Henry W DaT Atwater Mr.. and Mrs William G
Beec6er NGr and Mrs. Noah Tebbetfs Judge and
and Mrs Franklin ". Hooper.
A supplementary dance of the series known as
the Twenty-ninth Dances viii be given on Tuesday
evening May 30 at the Farm House Prospect
Park The patronesses include Mrs. James Christie,
Mrs George Duncan Perry, Mrs, John r. Stine,
Mrs William Howard Bender. Mrs. Edward G.
Riggs, Mrs. John Headden HaAock' ana MIS- d
Oliver Stokes of Manhattan
Mr. and Mrs. Narciso NJ. Munoz, of Franklin
ave. are spending the spring at the Hotel St,
George and early next month will leave the city
TO spend the summer at Graylock HaI' Bayswater,
Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. COler have closed their
house. No. y Pierrepont-st., and now staying
at the Marie Antoinette, Manhattan until the sum
1uer begins. They have not yet decided where they
will spend the summer season.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Zaiss and family have
closed their house No. S5s President-st., and
living at their country place. in Boonton. y. J..
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