New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-26

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maid OF honor and Miss Grace stanhope Miss
Msoei stantley Miss Zoe Courtney. OF Detroit
bridesmaids The best man viii be- Til F pc the
RoEers. OF this borough the ushers are Cooper
Detroit. 'O''' u
Miss NIillie Fiala quietly married to John
Casper Koch Thursday afternoon. at St. Peters
Protestant Episcopal Church The bride is a sister
OF Anthony Fiala. commander of the America
Mr: Koch S was born on the Heights, but lived
sail for Europe early in July.
Mr.. and Mrs John Henry Boyce Of Bay Ridge
gave large reception at their home. First-ave.
and Sixty-seventh-st., Wednesday evening OF
last week, for their son and daughter-n-aw, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Roberts Boyce. The house was
beautifully decorated with American Beauty roses
palms and ferns. Chinese lanterns hung
about the house and grounds and supper was
served the verandas. Mrs. Boyce was gowned
in black lace over white. and the brides frock
OF white crepe de chine, trimmed with ORR
entail lace. Her bouquet n shower OF white
sweetpeas The receiving party included DR. and
Mrs A. " Billing. Mr.. and Mrs A. Edward Dun
can, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G Cocheu, Mrs. +. a
Marion Martin The attendance included Mr.; ami
Mrs. Otto Heinigke. the Rev and Mrs. Charles J.
Scudder. Ir and Mrs. Louis {. AG9r. me Ker'
ana Mrs Bsh9P Folkner the Rev NJ Henry sagF
bert Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sidney Downs. NIr
and Mrs. John 5. Matthews. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Boyce. Mrs Henry, 2. Downs Miss T Eel N, ~
Downs. Mrs FADE, Miss Fade, Mr. and Mrs. John
and Mrs otto Bothfed the Misses Forshcw. Miss
Maud Cocheu, Jack Matthews Mr. and Mrs VIII
Mrs. Frank Moore and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lang
specht.
The european Carol Club gave a luncheon at the
Marine and Field club last Saturday afternoon.
The decorations consisted Of swoctpeas. roses and
smilax. and were given by on" ~ tn" members.
Mrs George ScGlcE-I OF Scyeuts-tnirt-~t ond Sec
ond-ave: Bay Ridge. who has remarkably me
conservatory. After the luncheon Mrs Schlegel n
remainder OF the afternoon among her flowers The
H harrison Mrs " l. Rillmyer. Mrs. Alexander
Black, Mrs H. q. HAYES Mrs D2yla Myerie' HIss
Ella May Johnston.
In tho Brooklyn contingent at tho Kent House.
Greenwich last Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid s J.. Lee. Miss Lee Mr.. and Mrs. ". Edwin
Thorn Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dougherty Russell
S. E. Buchanan and Mrs. jabish Holmes
The BrooIlvn patronesses at the lawn fete for
the benefit OF the Army and Navy Young Mems
Christian Association. Miss Helen NJ Gould's
country place Lyndhurst. Irvinston. yesterday,
were Mrs; Frederick Rodgers. Of the navy yard
laud-ave. Tho United States Marine Band fur
nished the music
on Thursday Of last week Mr. and Mrs. Martin
". LItteton gave dinner I'm honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs John c. BrcckenbridGc. OF Brooklyn. at the
Garden city Hotel. and on Saturday entertained
Mir and Mrs Dan A. Stuart and Miss Brennan.
OF Manhattan. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Ham and
MIS-. Z. NJ Ross. OF Joralemon-st, VIII be at the
Islands, and viii return IN September. Other So
jouruers at Garden city are Mr. and Mrs. v. r.
ana Mrs. samuel II. Andrews. Miss b. Cooke Miss
Jessie Shute Miss q. Loudon. Mr. and Mrs. John
T. Caldo rwood and Mr.. and Mrs. George /. Case.
The season at Easthampton promises TO be an
unusually gay one. Among the Brooklyn people
settled there for the summer are the John +.
Touseys, of Henry-st. who have rented the Thomas
Nash cottage: the Warren G. Smiths, who will stay
there until November Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Elliott
Bates of WasAinEton-2ye. who are settled at Dune
Pasture; DR.. Emma Onderdonk. Of South Elliott
Place, who has rented the Charles Edward cot
St, who will remain there until October 1; Mr. and
Mrs. campbell 6 Brown or CaTroll-st. and Mr..
and Mrs. Eben J. KnOwlton, Of Rcmsen-st.
At a musical held at the Nyack Country Club last
Saturday the hostesses were Mrs. Charles Carscal-
len and Miss Ida Hilton. The contributors to the
programme Miss Peters. Miss Ethel Walker.
Edward Walker. Arthur Mann. Randolph Mann
and Leland Robbins. The attendance large.
and among those present Mr. and Mrs.
Charles \. Roody, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Wyck Rossi-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Du Pratt White Miss Jane
I,utkns, Mr. and MTs. Rowe Bradley Mr.. and Mrs.
" " i+m b f MI ,; ana AN; MIS- EDWARD Leask,
Iltkn Mr. and Mrs hllwood Brooks, Miss Mar;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Stewart
The marriage Of Miss Ruth Cecilia Overton
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. John b. Overton, of No.
Isl Cermont-ave.. and Victor Redmond Grimwood.
OF Mrs. Josephine Grimwood Of No. 1435 Pa
cihc-st.. was quietly celebrated In St BarthoIo-
news Church last Monday at The ofhciat-
ing clergyman the Rev. r. NJ. w. Black
rector OF St Bartholomew Miss Ida Jenkins
was the maid OF honor, and Kenneth Lord. Mr..
Grlmwoods brother-in-law. was the best man.
Only relatives Of the two families witnessed the
ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rowe Shelley, Of the Hotel
Tou-aine will spend July at Point Pleasant. and
then about six weeks at the Rangeley Lakes leav-
ing for Great harrington about the middle Of Sep
TENDER.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Augustus Hegeman and Miss
Hegeman. of Monroe Place. at the Went
worth. Newcastle. n. II; They viii spend the
month of September at Lake Mohonh
The Theodore Conrows. of Montgomery Place
will spend the summer at Water NH. Long Island
Mrs Eugene Reynolds. of CllGton-ave.. has
opened Rosecourt, Westhampton for the summer
Mr. and Mrs Frederick A. Neergaard Of No 125
Columbia Heights. have taken the house at the
Shore Road and Eighty-third,st., Bay Ridge for
I H SUNNI the Summer Tne With mems Neersaard
The William J. Cars, of No. so carrol-st.. have
opened their country place. Heather Cliff Good
Ground, Long Island
Recent arrivals at Lake Mohonk Include Mrs
Edward Glib. Of Willowst. and the James II.
williamscs. OF Pielrepontst-
MI and Mrs. Clinton I. Rossiter have closed
their town house No. IS Montgomery Place. and
have gone to setauket. Long Island