New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.

Mrs. Charles A. Moore, of Eghth-ave, and Colby
NJ. Chester, jr., of Washington. of Captain
Chester of the navy, who is about to be made
rear admiral Miss Moore made her debut two
years ago Mr.. Chester is a lawyer in Manhattan,
and graduated from the Yale Sheffield Scen-
tiffc School in 1897 when he entered the senior
class of '98, academic. and graduated with the
degree of B. A. Afterward he studied law. He
a first lieutenant in the 18th Regiment and is an
"Osman" of the third rank, order conferred
upon him by the Sultan of Turkey when he accom-
panied his father aboard the Kearsarge on a trip
TO China
Justice Gaynor and his two sons sailed for Europe
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David A. Body, of Berkeley Place,
in the White Mountains.
DR. and Mrs George w Brush are at Bann. in
the Rockies, their way East.
Justice and Mrs Josiah T. Marean have left the
Thousand Islands for Manchester-by the Sea. From
there they will go to the Mount Washington Hotel
in the White Mountains.
Mr. and Mrs William n. Dykman are journeying
along the st. Lawrence in their houseboat,
Annandale
James H. Williams. of Pierrepont-st.. accompa-
MED by his daughter Miss Frances Williams,
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace B. Flint of Henry-st have
returned from Europe.
Wilowst, have left the clubhouse at Monmouth
Beach. for Jefferson, n. H.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur K Buxton. of Hicks-st., are
at their cottage in Huntington, Long Island.
Mrs, Samuel H. Seaman, of Columbia Heights is
in Morrstown, y. J.
Miss Margaret P Pascal president Of Pascal In
stitute, Manhattan, has left Kingston, n Y for
Bennington VT, to remain until the reopenng of
the institute in September
Mr. and Mrs. S Theodore Dauchy of South Ok
ford-st. sailed Tuesday the Kaiser Wilhelm,
der Crosse to spend several months abroad They
will go first into the Devonshire country.
George a. La Vie. of Rernsen-st., accompa MED
by his Oldest daughter. Miss La vie has returned
from Europe. They left the rest of the family at
Lausanne. in Switzerland. where they will remain
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence W. seamans. Miss Mabel
seamans and Miss ,, Dorothy rot seamans Of St.
Mrs Franklin Woodruff and A. Van sinderen
Woodruff. after visiting the Maine lakes, have
gone to Richfeld, TO remain until September.
Mrs. William J. Gaynor. of Eighth-ave.. is at St
James, Long Island
Mr. and Mrs Frank n Doubleday, of Bay Ridge.
are building a summer home Huntington,
Long Island The exterior will be reproduction
of the Washington homestead at Mount Vernon
The house is expected TO be ready for occupancy
next spring.
Mrs. Henry P. Journeay and Miss Katharine
Journeay, of Schermerhorn-st. have left Lake Mo-
honk and are at Hyde Manor, Sudbury VT
Mr. and Mrs Ludwig Nissen, of Dean-st, have
returned from abroad.
Miss Blanche Barclay, of Remsen-st is at the
Clifton Hotel, Northeast Harbor Me.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace c. Du Val and Give IAv-
ingston Du Val are in Baden Baden.
Colonel Hilbert B. Masters and the Misses
Masters. of Dean-st., at Foxboro, Mass
The wedding of Miss Carrie L. Ward. youngest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Ward of Greene
ave. and Albert f. Pfaffenzeller took place on
Sunday evening in st. Josephs rectory Mrs c
Black acted as matron of honor. Miss Katherine
Aeighler was bridesmaid and Miss Frances Black
and Miss Alice Riley were flower girls The hest
man was Frank Pfaffenzeller. The ushers were
Henry schwenn, Joseph Byron William Ward and
harold Wilson. It was pink and white wedding
carnations and white ribbons. The ceremony was
followed by a reception at the home of the bride
Mrs John o. Williams and the Misses Williams
Office Inlet. n. Y. ISL
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mason and Mrs William
London 's'O" IN
Miss Mary L. Cook. Of ST. Mark save. has LEFT
Cape Cod, where she has been visiting Mrs TIrzah
II. Rutland, to join her family the Curtis House
Point Pleasant, y. j.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Willets, accompanied by
Mrs. John butcher and Samuel WIlIets, who sailed