New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-30
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.
7rI 4TrGHLIN NAMES Il POOL BALL "MAYOR LOW'-
NO ONE CAN POCKET IT.
4 Tgpcrres Work-Brooyn Man Who Helped Build the
4meica-Ebsteins Slap a Court Officer.
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.

No wedding for months has had so much inter
est for Brooklynites as that of Frank Lyman. OF
No. "a Remsen-st to Mrs. Florence Moodey Porter,
of Northampton. which took place last Tuesday
at North Perry, Me- Mrs Porter lived in Brook
Ign until the death of her first husband, NJ. X
Porter which occurred several years ago. Since
then she has been making her home in Northamp-
ton where the Lyman summer home is Mr.. Ly-
man is a son of the late E. H. r. Lyman, who for
years was partner in the firm of A. A. Low &
Co He is q, cousin of Mayor Low and a brother
in-law Of Alfred T. White whose deputy he e %as
Works OF the old city of Brooklyn. He is a gradu-
s tf S5 Of Mines For many years he has been in
the importing business in Buring Slip. and is an
active member OF the Hamilton, Crescent Athletlc
and Atlantic Yacht clubs Since the death of the
T s Mrs cary EyR snge Th4 orme Assistant secretary
OF War, Mr. Lyman has not taken pT t 7n
known when Mr.. and Mrs Lyman will return to
Brooklyn
Mrs Henry T. Palmer Austin P. Palmer and
Chester Palmer who have been at Poland Springs.
are now at the Mount Washington, White Noun
tains.
Mrs. Isabelle sinn-Hecht has purchased beauti-
full country home on Garfield Lake Monterey.
Mass Curtiss J. Judd the former owner, called
this typical Berkshire estate Rockridge, and Mrs.
Sinn-Hecht has not evinced any desire to change
the name.
An early September wedding Will be that OF Miss
Lillian Rose Main, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
eric Doerfinger. of Boston. It is announced to
take place on the lawn Of the Main country home
at Silver Lake, Penn. Miss Main president
OF the class of '99 at Packer Institute, and all her
classmates have been asked to assist in holding
the daisy chain through which the bride will pass
The bridesmaids are be Miss Florence A. Will
Jams Miss Amy Dunlap, Miss Elsie R. Capp Miss
Fannie a. FQr6er and bod MSS ts stella eIs 6ostwek
Miss Eleanor Williams, Miss Florence Y Fowler
and Miss Lillian Ferris.
Among the recent guests at Owrestyzee the
summer home of General and Mrs. George W. Win
gate at Twilight ndI Park Par have been Otto Drandt
bridge Place and Miss Agnes smythe.
c. Randolph Leach. Of No so McDonough-st,
and Ralph Stout, of Macon-st., spending their
County
Mr.. and Mrs. David F. Manning and Robert F.
Manning. of Joralemon-st, are now in London.
For two weeks they will make short trips near
9 5 and rG will sail for home on e
Spain, went to Tangiers, and spent several weeks
DR.. st. Clair McKelway Editor Of "The Brook
| Ign Eagle" and Mrs McKelway, and Herbert F.
Gunnison and Raymond Gunnison sailed for Europe
on the Auguste Victoria last week. They expect
TO be away for about six weeks
Mrs D. P. Clapp. of Columbia Heights. cele-
brated her birthday at the Homestead. the Clapp
summer home IN Belchertown. Mass. last Sunday
large parry OF ITIends were entertained at dinner
play in the house was superb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A Eddy Of South Oxford
St. have left the Goldthwaite House. Belport
Long Island, where they had been since July and
have gone to Norfolk. Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Glib. who are abroad
were recently registered at Carlsbad.
Professor Garrett P. serviss and his son. Of Mid
dagh;st- at the Crawford House. Jeffer-
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander J. Sheldon have recently
| gone to the Greenwich Inn. Sound Beach, where
/ they will spend September
Among the Brooklynites at Lake Placid are Mr.
and Mrs. Charles S. Burr the Grand View; Mrs
! Francis l. Hine and her three sons, and Mr. and
Mrs John E. Borne. at the Ruisseaumont and Mrs
daughter, and Mr. and MS Alvin EoodT Tiiier hef
Mr. and Mrs William ]. Sherwood of No. 1873
| Lefferts Place. who had been at LudIow-on-the-
| Hudson since June l, now at the Poland Spring
House, Maine They Will be there until septenn
S per 10 when they expect TO go to Pittsfed. Mass
Mrs. Else Bischon. Mrs. Charles Ehlermann.
Mrs. Sophia LANCE Mrs. MathiIde Morisse and x
the North German Lloyd Line on Tharsday 0'
SIr. and Mrs Alfred P. Dix and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert S. Cornell are at the butcher House
Paving, y Y. The Dixes spent q part Of the
season at Narragansett Pier and the Councils were
at Essex Fells. y. J. "
| Although it took place some time ago. announce
ment has just been made Of the marriage OF Nsiss
| Maud Frances Kyles. daughter OF Mrs Belle NJ
| Kyles Of No es5 Prospect Place TO Conner Hardin
| Pratt. OF Manhattan. He Is a playwright and a
member Of the Knickerbocker and Calumet clubs
| said that the couple. who now on ex-
| tended honeymoon. met while the bride was study
ing for the stage. She has been known in Brooklyn
| as clever elocutionist for some years
MIR. and Mrs. Lowell N. Palmer have closed theiI
summer home Edgewood, at Stamford, Conn. for
the season. and arc now on q tour through the