New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

! Bayswater. Neranda luncheons and teas are a tad
there. Last week Miss Emily O. Richmond gave a
tea in honor Of Miss Florence A. Knapp, OF Presi-
dentist. Among those in the receiving party were
Mrs. Edward Wallace Cone, Miss Alice E. Chad
wick Miss Ethel Neal and Miss Carrie MeT5ineW "
! Cary. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ross Appleton, Mr.. and Mrs
Rufs if9 G. 3 hTey afT and S Mrs Julian D aTchd
| Mr. and Mrs. Sidnsy CIIvon and Mr. and Mrs Mar
cisco NJ Munoz
Easthampton is having an unusually prosperous
/ season. Mr. and Mrs. Warren G. Smith OF this
! borough. are occupying their cottage there again
The grounds surrounding the house are as beantlfu
szs M ever and Ma 5 anG M dT o. dcdpEns n s as Gsua
cottage in Ocean-ave. They have seVtT$ ,gotIS
Beecher and Miss Gertrude R. Beecher will spend
August and September there.
An open air horse show is to held in Bay
! Shore Charles F. Hubbs is the chief promoter
and he has the assistance Of several well known
! Riding and Driving Club men. including Hamilton
about Bay Shore Isp and Babylon are rfperTg rnan 10
| devotees at Bay Shore.
Mr.. and Mrs John Ditmas will be at Richhed
! Springs through August.
Seabrght has a numerous Brooklyn colony. The
usual round bathing, golf tennis in the morn
ing sailing driving in the afternoon and dances
or card parties night Saturday nieht hops 3o at
| lyn people at Seabright Mrs. D. II. Downs; Mr..
! and Mrs. Rudolf A. Erbsloh. the Misses o Meara
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Among the Brooklyn members of the Deal Golf
! Club EIberon, y. J., Mr.. and Mrs Russell
| Edwards Prentiss Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Eth
0ttsrson and Miss uGy oerson An OF 6ese are re
| also members of the cottage colony.
At the summer home OF the brides mother, Clear
View Cottage. Saranac Lake, Miss Elizabeth Far
rinston Ames, of No. 735 Carro-st, was married
on Tuesday to Frank $ Leonard of lake Placid
| trip will reside Lake Placid.
Jonathan Brace Chtttenden who will be pro-
fes of mathematics Polytechnic Institute next
fall was married last Tuesday at Grace Church
Manhattan Miss Evelyn Louise Belts. of Manhat-
tan, the bride.
Announcement has just been made of the
Gagement of Miss Emma BurriIl. daughter of the
late George A BurrilI. of this borough, to Frank
9S a ar IS %e mowG i HG m the 6RT
Heights settlement
Mahopac. The interest of the place centres round
the links which has Just been laid out and the
recently completed clubhouse. Several handsome
m ahon h9Tf g dma c@mdF am Se
Henry Rurchell and family. Ludoyic Benet, Miss
Ma5elie Nash are some or the FrookIyn people en-
joying their summer al Mahopac.
Welcome Island. at the Thousand Islands. is gay.
fortnight ago the Thousand Island Yacht Club
had its opening reception and ball few of the
guests Mr. and Mrs J. II. Ophaut. Will
lam c. Browning Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. hudson, Mr..
and Mrs, william P. HAYDEN Mr., and Mrs. Charles
ISw Miss .s' Marian ~ y Low uT M and IIrs fowis
Luckenbach and Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Elliott
staying at the Dean House.
Among the Brooklyn people Nyack Mr.. and
Mairs, Miss Louise Lutkins and Ray Hunt
There are few Brooklyn people at Saratoga. How
ever. the season IS long at Saratoga and August
may show more Brooklyn people there. Among
and Mrs. stephen NJ Griswod. Mr. ana Mrs Calvin
Wyck.
wedding of interest took place the brides
home. No. 40 New FORK ave, last Wednesday af-
ternoon O'Clock. The bride was Miss AdeIa
Josephine Lyon daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. William
II. Lyon. and the bridegroom Seth Thayer
Stewart, Associate Superintendent Of Schools in
Manhattan. The ceremony performed by the
Rev Dr. J. Glcnworth Butler The house was
handsomely decorated. The bride who given
Chine trimmed with lace. She unattended.
Marvin T. Lyon. her brother, acted best man.
Mr and Ms Stewart Will sail for Europe next
"Wednesday on the Deutschland. and on their re-
turn in November they will live in Manhattan.
number Of Brooklynites quartered at the
Lake Kiamesha House Among them are Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawson and Miss Dorothy Lawson. the Misses
Mrs. Bartlett
East Northfeld Mass. July "A (speciaD-A
twilight at the summer home of the Rev. Or. Ar
thur T. Pierson. The bride Miss Edith Muir