New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-14
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD
The Weeks Weddings, Engage
mentS and AmaSemteatS.

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Newell of Mechanicsvills n. Y, took place on
Thursday of last week at Christ Church, Balston
Spa. Miss Newcomb was gowned in white lace.
and carried white sweetpeas. Her maid OF honor
was Miss Elva Porter, OF Germantown, Penn Her
frock of white batiste trimmed with English
embroidery and she carried pink sweetpeas. Miss
Helen Waterbury of Ballston Spa, and Miss Ruth
Herrick OF Albany, attended as flower girls. The
Brooklyn. and the ushers were Bertram Berry,
menter ana e6Tggs S 81 ny The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. J. Win
Pomeroy Horton. The reception following the
S ceremony 9 was held at BTookslqe Mansion the
OF Park Place The church decorated with
oSeMe e ane 70 remain at 81 Luxe fsectory Me
sEd Mrs Ihs 6iGegT9o s tie son OF b t1e
ough.
Mrs. Kate N. johnson. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Mitchell, of Louisville Ky. and widow
Of Albert L. Johnson. was quietly married
10 Charles Ernest Bayn. of Manhattan. The
ceremony performed in Grace Church Chan
try, Manhattan. on Thursday afternoon of last
week. In the presence of the two families. The
bride a gown of white lace over cream taf-
feta, a lace hat trimmed with ostrich plumes. and
carried Nlies-Of-the-valley ana orchids. Her sis
Ter MIS-. Thomas Lynch. of Boston. who attended
as ,HHHoh OF honor. was goWned = white Inqla
nun and lace. and carried pink roses. Daniel X.
held at the Manhattan Hotel on returning from
IhelT wedding "trip Mr.. and Mrs. Bayne viii stay
az Mrs. Eayne's Mexican house, Shore Road,
III they so TO Manhattan for the winter The at
Bessie Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Alexander ]. shell
don. Mrs, Clarence b, Dawson, Mr.. and Mrs G.
and Mrs. Frederic I Jones 'q Mr. al and Wh Mrs
william Bayne Jr, Miss Margaret r. Bayne How
Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick winchester, DR..
bell Hamilton Mr. and srs oatleigR Th i 'i Mr
Clark MISS ciaFk Mr. "' s3d Mrs wi iSs5sSg
d Richards George CrossInan. James G. Russell
theodore heeSore v Boyntep, Rodney Thayer Edgar
Mrs John H. Berry recently gave house party
Tor her son, Starr Donaldson at her Eastharnpton
cottage, at which the guests were Miss Mary Pin
s keTt9n, Miss Bessie s. Jordan and Caswen w
guests included Miss Alice Birdsall. Harold Bruf
Mrs Chauncey z. Low OF Grace Court. who has
been the guest OF her sister-in-Iaw. Mrs Samuel
+. huntington at Broad Lawns. Newport. has re-
turned to Bay Shore.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Bull has been entertaining Com
port place. Carlsruhe.
The dove cotiIlon given at Nyacx AZ +ba Co,,n-
try Club last week Tuesday was led By Mrs Fred
erick Frost The favors were crepe paper hats
paper fans. paper flowers and baskets OF candy
luncheon followed the cotillon at which about
twenty couples were present Mrs. Van WICK
Rossiter gave picnic Thursday the party com
prisng Mrs. Charles A. Body. Mrs Charles Cars
callen, Mrs. James Muir, Mrs. Charles Mickle Mrs
Edward Leask Mrs Frederick Frost Mrs ElIwood
Brooks. Miss Louise Robbins Mrs Frank Crurnbae
Miss Ida Hilton. Miss Jane Pitlin Mrs. Herbert
Barry Miss Jane Lutkins Miss Helen Stewart and
MS Roe Bradley. On Friday afternoon Mrs Fred
erick Frost gave reception Assisting the hostess
70 receive were Mrs Charles Body Mrs Ellwood
Brooks. Mrs. Robert Osborn and Mrs J. Du Pratt
White. The same day Miss Jane Pitkin gave
luncheon, her guests being Mrs. Charles Boodv
Mrs. James Muir and Miss Louise Robins cards
aaSe h4a ther usual amount OF popularity.
day evening. and the Wednesday previous Mrs
idltes "a "a 6oooy gave bridge whist party at
Mrs. Warren johnson and Mrs. J. Du Pratt White
the hostesses last Saturday evening at the Country
S!g6 ana t rs prizes were won BY Mrs. Charles
and Jacob Lauderbach.
Mrs. Herman Hegeler. Of La Sale, Ill. who is
staying with her mother Mrs. Robert H Sherwood,
Of Cropsey-ave-. gave reception for Mrs James
Dunbar. Of Cleveland who is their guest. Those
present included Mrs. Alfred Lamberton Mrs
Thomas Alder. Miss Good. Miss Frances Finley
Miss Mabel Wilson and Miss Isabel Sherwood.
Mrs. A. X. Chappell, OF New-London, il giving
series OF teas for her daughter-in-law, Mrs Frank
Valentine Chappell formerly Miss Carol Simpson
SSouth O1ICrd-st, who was married in Washington
last spring.
Miss Alice Pliers iance. R. H. Bachofen Won
Echt, is expected 10 arrive in this country about
August %. He will go to Linden Gate the Phzer
place at Newport, and the date of the marriage
VIII probably be definitely set.
One Of the principal events at the Summit Springs
Hotel, Poland, Ne, last week the euchre on
Thursday evening, at which the hostesses were
Mrs. Henry Baldwin and Mrs. c. L. Acker. The
George w Chaqncsys, Of Henry-st.. were recent
arrivals Mrs William a. Tonner and Mrs c.
Schaub. were among the other Brooklyn arrivals
Many OF the Monmouth colony have left their
cottages for a short sojourn in the mountains
Colonel and Mrs. William Barbour Mr. and Mrs
w. S. Fairchild and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur b. Proal
left recently. but expected back in September.
Mrs. George Pullman, who has spent the summer at
her Eloeron cottage has gone to Saratoga for the
pying the II. B. Vanderhoer cottage while tbat
family is in the mountains.
Recent Brooklyn arrivals at the Long Reach Hotel
include d.. and Mrs. J. r. Motorman Dr. and Mrs
A. F. Price. Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Browning. r. I,
Browning, Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Regain Charles
Doscher, John Doscher Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Cox and H. F. Cochrape A
testimonial performance was given 10 William PItt
RIVERS at the Long Beaeh Hotel last Saturday even
from JaBah n-'''' '''' T''' - " costume brought
IN the Brooklyn contingent at Watch IIin are
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Moore. OF Fiatbush-ave; Mr.
and Mrs. v. I. Cowan, OF the navy yard who are
Miss Helen Bingham. Miss Anna Bingham and
Miss T. X. Palmer.
Among those who have recently registered at tho
Frontenac. Thousand Islands, are Mr. and Mrs
Charles Clement Bowen OF Montgomery Place:
Mr. and Mrs william B. JourdSn Of DeKaIb-svss
MIS-. Jonathan Alden, Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Welch
ana Jesse Goooenough..
Mr. and Mrs Henry B. Carhart. OF this borouzh