New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-21
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD
The Weeks Weddings, Engage
mepts and .4muSementS.


Monday. September s. is the date finally de-
termined on for the wedding of Miss Alice NJ. ID
Pfzer daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pf1zer,
! of No 2e5 Washington-ave., and Reinhart c.
Bachofen Won Echt, of Austria The ceremony
will take place at Linden Gate, where the Pizers
have spent the summer. Miss Anna Maud Har-
rison is 10 be maid of honor and the bridesmaids
are Miss Florence q. Fowler, Miss Beulah b.
Munson. Miss Marie L. Munson. Miss Title Rose
Miss olga Rose Miss Alice Casamajor. Miss Mary
zoiinhoefer. Miss Margaret Z. Johnson, Miss Mary
F. Mathews and Mi MISS 6 a ae 70 attend @ BRIDES
maid owing to the recent death OF her mSTeer
briggs viii be the best man and the ushers will
be Emile D. Phzer. of Manhattan. Jesse Watson,
G Sff6gf Henry Jones ManS Of Miss
tendants are members OF her class at Ade.ghi TTa
bridal party and few friends will be at Linden
main until after the wedding. The hour for the
ceremony is Y o'clock and wedding breakfast
to arrive from Europe on Tuesday He Wi nI, go
TO relatives and near friends.
From Bar Harbor comes news OF the engage
ment Of Miss Mary StiIIman daughter Of Thomas
e stillman. of No. East seventy-eghth-st.. Man
haitian. but formerly of Joralemon-st-. and Ed
ward s. Hardness. son OF Mrs. Stephen V. Hark-
ness. of No 81 FIfth-ave. Miss stlIlmans sisters
Taylor end Miss Charlotte stillman- Mr.. Hark-
ness graduated from Yale in 1897. No date has
beer st for the wedding.
The engagement is announced of Miss Ruth
Richardson. daughter Of ]. Herbert Richardson.
to John W. Lewis OF the late Julius w. Lewis.
Miss Richardson formerly lived at No Il2 Willow
ST, but since the death of her mother has made
her home with her aunt, Mrs. Verde Edgar Brown
Fuller, Of No. 272 NewYork-ave. She is the sister
of John Gilmore Richardson and niece of Mrs.
Charles Pratt Last week I1o she vas the guest OF
MS LEWIS at the enI morse Sreen"ion Were b
i've at the Hotel Margaret in winter. MT Lewis
the Riding and Driving Club
The wedding of Miss Ethel Plummer Bowen,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Elliott Bowen OF
Painfeld. and granddaughter OF the late Henry
g T Bowen Of BROOKLYN and and Dr. Franklin Warren
seneIober at o,cIocx in tPa resnan, ]
Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin NJ. Ayres, Of Stamford.
Conn. announce the engagement of their daughter.
Miss Clara Louise Ayrss to Clarence r. Skinner.
borough. Both were graduated from St Iawrence
University last spring.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Harding OF St. Johns Place.
who at the Long Beach Hotel. took out party
their yacht. the slipaway. last Sunday after
noon. after a sail on the Great South Bay dinner
Included Miss Estee Perkins; the Misses Ball. G.
Seymour. Armand Leon and II. Founer.
Among those who spent the week end at South
ampton, coming for the tennis tournaments
the floral parade. Alfred Stilmsn. iona
than Lanman. Bernon S. Prentice and A. Victor
Barnes. Miss Louise Tousey and Willis d. Wood
over from Easthampton for the tennis tour
namcnt. Mr. and Mrs. John Berry brought over
Included Miss Edna BirdsalI Miss Edna Wilson
and Mrs. Berrys son, Starr Donaldson. In tho
Zel!a Milhau: the William A Putnams, Mrs: John
i. Lamson. Mrs. Lyman d. Morse and the Henry
Burr BaTneses.
The cottage colony at Easthampton has had
tVafCr
tanning and the tennis tournament at the Maid
stone Club attracted large gatherings. Contestants
FOR Mrs. Everett Herrick's prize included Miss
Louise Tousey. Miss Ethel Bates, Miss May Brown,
RagdalI who won it. Ralph O: Ives entertained the
Ed1 Otis S6H af gSas Tead1g of Captain
Brassbound's Conversation" by George Bernard
Harriet Cadys morning musicals were well
tended The fair given for St Lnkes Church ot on
success. Presiding over the various booths were
A K Wood Miss Richardson. Mrs. S. A. Boards
ley and Miss Pauline VESSEL.
Next week many who have left the Garden City
Hotel for the seashore mountains will return
for the hunting Miss Ella f. Knowlton
and Miss Violet Richardson will probably stay
at the hotel. Mrs. James L. hernochan has left
Newport for The Meadows. Hampstead and her
mother Mrs A. L. Stevenson, is at the hotel. The
North Shore Horse Show ASSOCIATION gives It's an
nual exhibit at Piping Rock Field Locust Valley.
City Club and Nassau Country Club at Glen Cove
will also attract a large number. Last week the
guests at the hotel included Mr. and Mrs, Jonathan
b. Chttenden, Mr. and Mrs. Charles =. Alderman,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ", Gutes, MT and Mrs Charles
s. Norton Mrs Henry LOOMS. William S. Ray,
Howard smithers and Henry l.. Maxwell.
Among those who are active IN the social life CT
ouogue Mrs Homer A Latin, Mrs. Albert
Van Wyck. Mr.. and Mrs William c. Beecher Miss
Gertrude Roxanna Beecher Miss Ethel Eames
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Post Howell Miss Alice w. Howell
Mrs James l.. Brumey, Mr.. and Mrs Frederick
w. Blossom. Mr.. and Mrs. James Foster Miss
Mary Baylis. Miss Florence Baylis Mrs. William
c. Nesmith. Miss Sarah b. Nesmth and Miss Char
lotte Nesmith, who recently returned from Sara
toga- On Saturday afternoon the house of
the. shinneeock Yacht Club was opened and a
bridge whist party held tho club. There
has been a continual round of outdoor sports.
The leap year dance at the Nyack Country Club
on Friday evening was the principal attraction last
week. Van Baar's orchestra furnished tho music
and among the dancers were Miss Louise Robbins
MISS Edith sexton, Miss Bertha Sexton. Miss Helen
Stewart Miss Ethel Storms Miss Margaret May
nard. Miss Annette Sexton. Miss Marjorie Dat