New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-23
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.
N4VY YARD AUTHORITY EXTENDS TO THE CURB
IN RROOKLYNS STREETS An ITALIANS CUNNING.
Good Lack of Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Nelrose Hall To Be Doscn-SoaaE Notes.
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.

Mrs. C. D. Meneely who was Mrs Emily Fran
Calm. OF Manhattan, before her marriage last
Monday to the secretary and treasurer OF the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company. will be dis
tinct acquisition to Brooklyn society. Mr. Meneely
IS still convalescing from the attack OF typhoid
fever which caused the wedding, which had been
set for September 9, to be FASTENED. but as soon
as the doctors viii permit he and his bride will
will make their home in house recently pn ho
Heights. riley are expected to take an active part
in the social life of the borough where MI Meneely
has already attained popularity as bachelor
Many Brooklynites were present in the First Con-
gregationaI Church in Salisbury, Conn, on Tues
day when Miss Laura Harris Chaplin daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs E. s. Chaplin formerly of Brooklyn,
was married to Robert Starr Allyn, of Manhattan.
The maid of honor was Miss Elma S. Chaplin, OF
New-L London and the bridesmaids were Miss Louise
Allyn and Miss Harriet May Allyn. of Newton
don, sisters of the bridegroom: Miss Matilda R.
Chaplin and Miss Edith Bliss, of Brooklyn; Miss
Ida Frances Chaplin. sister of the bride, and Miss
Clea Hykes of Carbonate, Ill. Herbert Smith,
of Manhattan was best man. and the ushers were
e. S. Chaplin, jr., brother of the bride; HQgh j.
Goodridge of Brooklyn; Arthur Jennings, OF Phlla-
delphia; Mr.. McCarton and Mr. Williams OF Man
There was a reception at The Spruces; the Chaplin
BEEN the soprano soloist in the Tompkins Avenue
Congregational Church. In this borough.
An early fall wedding of particular interest to
Brooklyntes will he that September of Miss
Margaret Liscomb. of Albany. to Edgar Body.
youngest Of ex-Mayor David A Boody' OF
Brooklyn The ceremony will be peffGrsed ae [ne
VT Young MI. Body has been living temporary ny,
fathers brokerage house, and 1t was there that ne
met his fGncee
The wedding of Miss Marion Faux, Of East Thlr-
feminist, Flatbush 10 Horace Miller New OF lAV-
ingston-ave will take place in October soon after
her return from Europe.
Dr. and Mrs. John Sterling and Mrs Frank hler-
nan and John Russell Herman are spending the
lattef part of the summer IN Mlllertoh' N L
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin T. Body at Lake Placid
Mr. Body is another son of ex-Mayor Boody'
c.o-aro, ond Mrs s V. Meserole and Miss Sophie
Meseroie are spending August at their cottage IN
Wave Crest, Long Island
Among the BrookIynites at the Delaware Water
Gap are Mrs. r. T. Stokes. at the River View, and
Miss T. E. King, at the Mountain House
Miss Marion BgeIow and the Misses Putnam, of
Brooklyn, were among those who took part in the
clever Gibson picture tabeaus at the Greenwich
Inn, Connecticut, last Monday Among the guests
and Mrs Howard rdu s Hadden and MI ana Mrs.
Joseph Topping.
Henry f. Reeve. J. D. H. Schultz and Rufus L.
Scott, jr.. at Camp Allaute, Lake Placid.
Gardiner D. Matthews, or A. d. Matthew's sons,
returned from his annual trip to Europe on Mon
day. He may go TO the Berkshres for a short
time before the end of the season
After trip to the Pacific Coast Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur PARCELS Cox of No 50 Joralenon-st,
turned several days ago
Frederick Stewart and Miss Helen Stewart have
left Nyack, and will spend the rest of the summer
at Loon Lake, in the Adirondacks.
The Rev. DR.. ]. G. Bacchus rector of the Church
of the Incarnation; Miss Mary Bacchus, his daugh-
ter; Miss Hobart and Mrs NJ. Citing and Miss F.
B. Citing are at the Intervale House in the White
Mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Haynes Porter, Miss Grace
Porter. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin G. Tempeton and
Miss Mary Templeton at the Hunt House,
Greenwich Conn.
The entertainment committee Of the Brooklyn
Yacht Club has arranged series of entertainments
to be held in the pavilion adjoining the clubhouse,
in Bath Beach, on Wednesdays in the fall. This
week there is 20 be dance and the following
| Wednesday progressive euchre will be held. Last
| Wednesday there band concert. followed by
| informal dancing. Among those present were Mr.
| and Mrs George E. Reines. Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
| Bradford. Dr. and Mrs. J. L. De Niund, ex-Com-
Cook. Fleet Captain Chambers, A. L. Hegeman
William Hegeman Mr.. and Mrs. B. LargeleTe, MI
| Mrs. Donnely Mr.. and Mrs. Gillespie, James
| Roach, Richard Bigley, Mrs NJ. A Walters and
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Sopn.
The Brooklyn Yacht Club joined the Marine and
| Field Club in chartering the steamer Shinnecock
for the yacht races last week. and the large steam
| ct was crowded both Thursday and yesterday by