New-York tribune., 1900-07-01

Society in Brooklyn has at last reached its sum-
mer pace. 1t is quiet The parors are deserted for
| fields and lake and shore
! During the week the Parade Ground presented
| lively with the grand free for all polo fete
Society was not numerously represented altnougn g
there were comparatively many fashionable coaches
and drags at times
| The engagement was announced last Wednesday
of Miss Adele Walton. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
John j. Walton Of No 1O6 Willow-st., to Frank
Wadleigh Chandler. of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H.
Chandler of No III South Oxford-st. Miss Walton
is a graduate of the Packer Institute, member
of the Asacog Society and well known in the 5Sr So
she is spending the summer at GreenPort, Long 9s
Island d. Miss Walton will rd6s be ensede wb ME
a passenger on a stage coach which was entering
g2sd9e e2s of the PoyeShnc and OF coGba Tn
versty and holds the degrees from the latter in,
professor of literature and history in the college
department of the Polytechnic Institute
Justice and Mrs. Josiah T Marean expect to leave
Brooklyn tomorrow for Western trip Of five
| weeks.
Horace c. Du Val and his family. Of No. Mon
Place who have spent the summer in Europe
for the last dozen summers, will sail for Europe on
the New-York July II. They will return some
! time in September. A trip will probably be MADE
70 & ne EXPOSITION at P9dis. bu mos moSt 0,end 9l g Wr
Du Val is at present on business trip 10 Indlan-
Rpolis.
A number of Brooklyn people are planning to at
! tend the golf tournament at Garden City. Garden
City is easily accessible, and many Brooklyn people
! make it their summer home Among those settled
| there for the summer are Mrs. II. T. Frost, Miss
and Mrs William 4 speiman Henry Beaie spe-
man, of No 164 Presidential. and Alfred L. Norris
| Miss Jean A. Williamson, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Williamson. of No % Third Place, was
married to William B. Gardner, of Mr. and
Mrs. William A. Gardner, of Brooklyn. at the home
| Wednesday
| weeks trip the couple Will live at No. Second
Theodore R. Ttmby. nearly eighty years old, was
! the guest of honor last Tuesday evening a gath
erng of the members Of the Patriotic League Of the
Revolution at the home of its president Mrs John
Abbott Titcomb, No. 1O1 Lafayette-ave. General
Benjamin F. Tracy introduced Mr. Timby. The
object Of the meeting was to help in the movement
to give Mr. Timby official recognition for his Slain
! metal turret.
! Mrs. Theodore Drake Beatty and her son. Claud-
ius F. Beatty, Sd. of Brooklyn are about to leave
the city an extended trip through the West,
They will go by way of the Great Lakes,
| Mr. and Mrs Edward Barr of state-st., have
gone for the their cottage. at Indian
| Kettles Park, Lake George. Their daughters. Miss
Barr and Miss Julia Barr. at present in Berlin.
They will go to Paris and London before returning
home.
Mr. and Mrs Calvin f. Hull, of Washington n ave,
left here last week for their summer home Black
Rock. Conn
The marriage of Miss Belle Louise Maze daugh-
ter of Mrs Walter H. Maze. of No. 1874 Amity-st,
to Frederick e Munson =, was Was d quietly performed
Gardiner Sherman Dresser and John olmstead
! Dresser. sons of Horace E. Dresser. sailed for
| two months trip abroad June o. Gardiner
! Dresser was graduated from Cornell this month
ahq fa MS 0F0'neF VIII s"'s' '"s senior CLASS the
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac D. Mason and family, of Pres
| dentist; Mrs. A. J. F. Behrends and family. DR..
and Mrs. j. Lester Keep and Miss Marian l" Keep.
| of Clinton-ave and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Hyde
| are among the Brooklyn people at Shelter Island
Heights this summer.
Miss Kate sterne Nichols, daughter OF Mr.. and
| Mrs. Othnie F. Nichols Of No. ~ Gates-ave., was
| married to Arthur Llewelyn Perry of Mr. and
| Mrs Charles Perry. of Westerly, r. l.. at the
| home of the bride. The house profusely deco
rated with roses daisies and carnations The bride
! was gowned In white and wore veil OF tulle She
c@rFed % shower bouquet OF white and saar lilies %
the bride. was maid of honor.
Mr. and Mrs. George Waterman Kenyon. of No,
| s42 Carroll-st and Miss Kenyon and Miss Lois
Kenyon started last week for the Somerset Inn.
| Bernardsville, n. J.
Mrs Charles l. Rickerson. of No. 81 Eighth-ave.,
with her daughter. Mrs. Henry T. Body, and
| family. and son. Howard S. Rickerson. a Poly
technIc graduate, will spend this week ga at Lake Lake
| PARK in the Catskiiis and August at the Fronte-
nae in the Thousand Islands.
Mrs. George Allen Price, of No IS Montgomery
Place left town yesterday go to the Squirrel
Inn Ostervile, Cape Cod, Mass, for extended
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Keser. of No $50 Carroll
ST. started yesterday for Lake Placid, in the
Adirondacks. and Miss Keiser to follow in
| the season.
Mrs John Van Nostrand Of No. 1872 Columbia
Heights, and her son. ]. ]. Van Nostrand, gradu-
THE year OF Cornell University, will spend July
and August visiting at Pelham Manor
Justice William D. Dickey, of the, Supreme Court
will start extended tour through Europe
next Wednesday, There will be in his party his
daughters, the Misses Anna L.. Kate Gertrude and
Henrietta r. Dlckey: his son, James r. Dickey,
and his brother, James n. Dickey. the cashier of
the Second National Bank of Newburg. N. Y. The
party will leave on the st. Louis. They will tour
London, Brussels Cologne, the Rhine Falls and
through Switzerland and Italy. and August
will visit the Exposition. They are Scheduled to
reach New ork their return trip on Septem-
ber 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Nissen at the Hotel
de lAthenee Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben ]. Knowlton. Of No 81 Rem
sen-st., arrived at Newport Thursday evening.
E. G. Cochrane and F. L. Cochrane. of Brooklyn,
at that resort Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ
Bull Of No. 269 Henry-st. who are occupying their
cottage at One Mile Corner Mr.. and Mrs William
T. Bull, who are visiting Mr. Mrs. Henry Bull;
Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel r. Huntington. Thomas P.
Forbes Mr. and Mrs. N. s. Gates and Joseph c.