New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

be torn Down for th
ough was that on Thursday, July 9, Of Miss Anna
Sheldon Kitchel, daughter Of Air. and Mrs Harvey
Sheldon KitcheI, and DR.. John Archibald Bole. OF
Brooklyn. The ceremony performed at
o'clock by the Rev. Robert c. Reed. OF Walton. N.
Y, at the homo Of the brides parents No. IS
soWhed in white crepe de chine and carried 2 wSits
sweetpeas, and her maid OF honor and only attend.
white muslin and carried pink sweetpeas. The
best man was Edwin F. Wendt Of Pittsburg: DR..
ern District High School His bride is graduate
Elmhurst. Long Island.
At the home OF her cousin, Mrs Frederick W.
Starr, No 16 Montgomery Place, Miss Flora Adella
Graves Of Paterson, N. J., was quietly married to
James Lawrence Steele Of Scranton. Penn. on
Wednesday. The officiating clergyman was the
Rev. Willard P. Harmon, assistant rector Of Plym-
outh Church Miss Graves. gowned in white silk
s I gsn h9d aS feE G only 6
T. Starr were the ushers. Mr. and Mrs Steele viii
be at home in Scranton after October /.
There is unusually large representation from
this borough at Lake George now. In the Brook
iyn contingent Mr.. and Mrs. Millard F. Smith
OF Bedford-ave., who are at Heartsease, Rogers
Rock; Mrs Delavan BIoodgood and Miss Lisa D.
Bloodgood, Of ClermOnt-ave., who are at the Bun
galow, at Shelving Rock; Mr.. and Mrs Robert
GEier Strong, Miss Lydia Strong and Mr. and Mrs
De Witt Y. Kelley. Of Church-ave; Dr. and Mrs
J. Russell Taber, Of Ryerson-st.; the Frederick
Condits. Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Marine, Of 6th-st;
the Edward NJ Shepards. the Charles J. Peabodys
and the Henry Sanger Shows George Foster Pea
body rescued the little three-year-old daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Snow from drowning last Sunday
The boat, In which were the child and nurse, cap
sized The Peabodys came along in their naphtha
launch Just in time to save the child, who was
BBeGySd B yve BY by HfT e Sdo doedF P The 5 could not
heart failure. -
The second OF the summer dinner dances zvse
given at the Penataquit Corinthian Yacht Club at
Bay Shore on Saturday. July 5. Incidentally there
was birthday party for the son Of Mr. and Mrs
John Dunbar Adams. The children had the floor
70 themselyes until late in the evening. On Thurs
ads Say GaI9 9 party will @ be m given at the club Both
Thursday dance is to be given.
The fifth annual exhibition Of the Bay Shore
Horse Association viii take place on Thursday Fri
day and Saturday, August g. and 5. The prize list
includes cup offered by James H. Hyde for road
fours. which must be won twice by the same ex-
hibitor to become his permanent property: a 800
cup offered by the Brooklyn Riding and Driving
Club for park fours the $50 South Side cup for
tandems, and $500 cup for regular harness horses
offered by The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, to be Won
caed es @ py Ine same @xht6tor before it be
Horse Show IS patronzed not only by the fasbjo0ao
Long Island Railroad win run a special train eyerV
Day leaving Long Island City at 12:45 D. m and re-
july i5n2 * a' '''' P M entries close on Monday.
Saturday, August 19, is the date set for the Can
Ball Horse Show at Quogue- This show is to be
managed entirely by women, and will be given on
the lawn Of the Penniman mansion. The commit
tee OF arrangements includes Mrs r. c. Lewis the
president; Miss Pauline Ives, vice-presdent; Miss
Anna Ladd Cutter, the secretary, and Miss F. Bay
lis. the treasurer. Mrs. w. l. Carr Will be in
charge of the tea table-an innovation at horse
shows. but of course entirely IN keeping with the
feminine management of the affair. The receipts
It should be added. will be given to the Fresh Air
Fund A committee OF women will be appointed to
Judge the horses. It Is expected that the show win
be patronized by many well known people from
Westhampton and Westhampton Beach, besides
tage colonies where there any number Of en-
thusaso Te m b OF o dhe after
fore delivery wagons, p m pairs TO be shown be-
in harness children to drive may be anled by
adult, 240 D. m; harness horses 10 be shown before
fn 81 5S sD efors donbe e Tnp 8 R p Single R
roadsters long tailed $40 p m; saddle horses am
to be fifSt ridden then driven. to be shown by
ateurs 4So M yet0rias: 5s ORR n 10 count
@ per the cent rooESn 6oEiSs % Bepo ng
Spd stP as sTs as ast %eeE Miss Maon h8e the
Joseph n sc:owns. Of Remsenl-, Mrs Mayo
Rev DR. and Mrs Nathaniel watson and the Misses
Watson
At Sound Beach Brooklyn is represented by Mr..
ana Mrs Howard J. Forlker and their son-n-aw
ana daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. William Lorn Marston,
the latter bride Of FEY weeks; .,sIg3 NJ and Mrs
Nina 4 AInfrali Miss Marie AinliralL Mr. and Mrs
Edwin w. Bigelow, Miss Marion Bigelow and Ed
win W. Bigelow, II.
Mr and Mrs. Charles A. Phzer. OF Washington
ave. who have again taken the MarQuand villa
The LAndens. ct Newport, visiting their son
and daughter-fn-lGw Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A
Phzer, tr. at their country place. at Bernardsvtle