New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-19
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.
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institute Donald B. Abbott the president Of the
class association. opened the programme with an
ADDRESS outlining the work and purposes OF the
class. Frederick .. Wood waA the class historian
and the class prophecy gwen by Miss G. L.
Kerr and S. G. Cooper. The class win bequeath-
ing its various possessions to the class - '0 was
MISS Wlnifrai Mershe ttjra red az 4,.i 20 oy
Elr! me Class poet was Miss Loretta Howard
Mss Mab harG &e and maze G. an &esa isF3Rsa 9y
nlents and dancing followed the exercises.
On Saturday afternoon Of last week Or. ard Mrs
Charles II. Levernore gave a reception at their
home, No. 20 ST James Place, in honor Il the
seniors q The college and kindergarten depart
ed= . The hot and hostess [i' Mrs 2 " ' peck
ham, Miss Alice 3. Tucker d.an OF the women
the normal course for kindergartEers
On "Wednesday OF last week Miss Morrill, gave
luncheon 10 the Adelphi Juniors at which the
guest Of honor was Miss Sarah E Scott principal
Of Grammar School No. 40. The luncheon was
served u the Laboratory, and the attendance in
Brown Miss Elizabeth Brown Miss Mary Lever
more. Miss Stella TolIin. Miss May Latham. Miss
s5hran.c K Hiss lea Briggs Miss florence Dayen-
port Mis- Pauline Hathaway. Miss Jeanne Swan
and Miss Helen Brien.
Mrs. Charles A Body. OF Nyack. gave lunch
con Thursday Of last week. Her guests in
c.uded Mrs + Du Pratt White. formerly Miss
Lombard OF Fort Hamilton; Mrs. Charles Carscal-
len. Miss Louise Button. Miss Jane Lutkins and
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Brown OF No 128 Remsen-
St viii be at their country place ut Belport
Long Island. until October
Mrs. Samuel Bovine Duryea, OF No. 10 Remsen-
St, is at Lake Mohonk.
Miss Blanche Barclay. OF Re-nsen-st.. Is at Sag
HRrbo-.
The Adolph T. Goepels. OF No. LIS Remgcn-
E. ssad are settled at the N0''n cottage monmouth
Mrs. Calvin E. Hun. Of No. 531 Washington
ave. will remain at her country place. at Black
Rock, Conn. until the middle Of October.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel E. Huntington. of No. &c
Remsen-st.. have opened Broad Lawns. Newport
for the summer.
The Rev DR.. and Mrs. Lyman Abbott will sail
FOR Europe on the Cedric next Wednesday and
pect TO spend the summer abroad.
John J. Pierrepont and the Misses Pierrepont
returned last week. They went abroad early IN
TIC ear.
Among the passengers on the Oceanic, which
sailed from Liverpool last Wednesday. were
Mayor and Mrs Low and Mr.. and Mrs Walter J.
Travis, Of Garden City.
Colonel and Mrs. Albert f. Lamb sailed for Ant
werp on the Kroonand. last Saturday.
General Alfred c. Rarnes and his sister Mrs
Emile Barnes Turner. who went abroad in the
spring were IN Paris over Memorial Day where
General Barnes the orator at the ceremonies
held by the Americans over the grave Of Lafayette
The Rev. !. Howard Melish. OF Holy Trinity
a guest of George Foster Peabody a trip through
the South and West. Mr. Melish preach
tie baccalaureate sermon at the University OF Ohio
Mr and Mrs. Edwin E Jackson. Of Clinton-ave
sail on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse next Tues
day
Miss Annie Harcourt Melley was married 70 Rob
ert a. Dorernus. formerly OF Brooklyn, now Of
Norfolk Va. Wednesday by the Ri. Rev.
Monsignor Thomas Taafe. of ST Patrcks