New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-31
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.

Memorial Day marked the formal close Of the
town social season and the opening up OF soclai
activities thc country clubs and summer MONIES
away from the city. The departure for the sum
,oar will take on the proportions of exodus this
week although many persons will be sept IN town.
Inv he numerous weddings. less than eight OF
importance being scheduled in the next six days.
Among the weddings OF the coming week not
oted in this column last Sunday are those OF Miss
Emma Louise Walker, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel l. Walker and Harvey Eames Whitney.
of No 81 Cambridge Place. and of Miss Blanche
f3steIle Mead and Samuel Sherman PlGkford. Both
me sands Street Methodist Church The latter will
he hed at the home Of Mead she Eo is5 Rnedge
The ceremony will be performed by the KEY; DI-
}n ne marion of honor and her husband Will act
&c best man The ushers Will be Newell Mead and
q Cba Gyss nan . Pickford
A wedding Of interest last week that Of Miss
Ethel Parker daughter OF the Rev. DR. and Mrs
LINDSAY Parker TO John Morris Robinson. of St
Jobn Y b. The ceremony, which was accom-
named by a full choral service. was performed by
the brides father in St. Peters Episcopal church
% which he is rector. Wednesday evening. A
,acention at the rectory. No. 35 State-s followed
Palms and white blossoms Of various kinds formed
nc 5eCorations. There change in the
1r5eas lzad in white creme de chine chiffon and
,5nCbesse lace, and a tulle veil was caught back
with orange blossoms
The formal summer opening Of the Atlantic Yacht
6,J,,rs the country house OF the Crescent
Athletic Club was the magnet that drew Brook
II, and some Manhattan folk OF social prominence
"a Sea Gate and Bay Ridge yesterday afternoon.
Roth houses were thronged with guests, who
entertained according TO the high standard set by
those wei! known organizations Aquatic sports at
9j1e former and athletic contests OF various kinds
- the Crescent club features of the entertain
rnenf Excellent music and refreshments We're, OF
course provided at both places
Mrs Thomas !. Perrin gave a luncheon at the
Marine and Field Club on Wednesday in honor of
her niece Mrs Edward c. Howe. Of Denver, who
ms heen visiting in Brooklyn for the last two
months She left here Friday for Boston, and
rext week returns TO her Western home. Among
those at the luncheon were Mrs. William Richie.
Mrs Alice Petit. Mrs. George Shotwell Miss Elsie
Fiaff Miss Annie Mcdowell. Mrs I J. Shuerni!I'
Mrs Charles Cav Miss Edith Brown and Miss Eta
tTessey.
on Friday evening at the Dyker Heights club
house in Eighty-sixth-st, the final Dyker Heights
assembly dance was held The patronesses were
Mrs T G. Carnan. Mrs W. Z. Paritt. Mrs. c. II.
Mrs. Frank seaver. Mrs. Douglas Gubner and Mrs
r Asher.
BROOKLYN society is particularly interested in the
coming wedding Of Miss Frances Louise Hewlett.
daughter of Mrs. James Augustus Hewlett. OF No.
6s Rensen-st 10 Edward Lddon Patterson The
ceremony is 10 be performed in Trkity Church,
HeNlett-s Long Island. on Tuesday afternoon, June
Q Special wedding trains will leave Thirty fourth
81, Manhattan. and the Flatbush-ave. station.
40 a clock Miss Candsce Thurber will be Miss
y5eUefts maid OF honor. and the other attendants
VIII ~ Mis- Eleanor Munroe. Miss Helen Rogers.
Miss Rosanond Low, Miss Therese Hewitt, Miss