New-York tribune., 1905-06-25

Sbe menu cards were of duh white. with the fra
teT1g pin bsnded in Sef Miss sota Borohp lo
Helen Cutter Miss lizabeth s. HYDE Miss Dor
man Miss Geneveve W. Beavers MISS , MaTl1aie ,1ie
ydenbgTgh Miss i,iT GraTS Woo6 MISS Elsie DunWe
Miss Irrna NJ Borchardt, Miss Mabe 11uns, Niis Miss
Petera lSTKI Miss AiSa Anna q Bulwnke
Marguerite Stephens. Miss Estelle Conselyea anu
Miss Adele Marion Greene
The annual Monmouth County Horse Show is
scheduled to take place at Hollywood PARK n. d.
fr9m s w bnses and Seats viii be held the West
End Hotel on Saturday, July 10
bv Mrs Roswell D. Hitchcock and Prince Paieo-
1oe,,e for the benefit of the Navy Relief Society at
tracted large number TO the Brooklyn Navy i1,u.
Mrs Hitchcock, who is the widow OF ComHahuer
dS aI known naval Officers and other prom-
nent persons she has met N every nown R as pal
ffbe Artist" was beside her on the pauSStmh a aTa
made sketches Of the people PEE pie refeHTeq Aptomas The
sifs Sf the eetuTe was tales Out School BY
Woman as Wf0 ss dfS1 by te Navy Yard
NJ .nd Mrs Robert Allan Pnkerton, Miss
PpkeTton and nd. Miss se Bessie s ST a.
Mr. and Mrs Elijah r. Kennedy, Miss Susan
Pratt Kennedy and Sidney Kennedy d. sailed e TOT
Italy on the OISbC o'A '--A-S~S =
Mr. and Mrs. John Hill Morgan and Mrs. James
L Morgan sailed the Majestic on Wednesday
of last week. Mr.. Morgan VIII return nome ia'e III
July.
Mr. and Mrs Francis H Southwick and the
Misses Southwick sailed on the MoltKe Oh 'hui'
day OF last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ethelbert Ide Low sailed on the
Cedric on Friday of last week
Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Ross Appleton. Miss Mary
Appleton and Miss Helen Appleton sailed on the
Grosser Kurfurst last Tuesday
Colonel William V. Hester and Herbert F. Gun
nison sailed on the Baltic last "Wednesday.
Recent departures from town include Mr. and
Mrs Donald S. L. Lee, of Willow-st, to the Kent
House Greenwich Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. Tunis G
Bergen of Willow-st., to Fir Tower Onteora,
Catskills N Y. Mr.. anc Mrs William H. Cary OF
Wiow-st to Washington, Conn: Mr.. and Mrs.
qIoward S. Hadden, of Henry-st. to Sound Beach,
Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar d. Pouch OF HICKS
ST TO Boston Road, Greenwich. Conn. Mrs. Sam
uel H. Seaman of Columbia Heights, TO Ola Lyme
Inn, Lyme, Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Pea
body, of Wilow-st.. to Evaley, Lake George; Mrs
Frederick a. Hartor. Of Henry-st. to Norfolk
Conn; Mr. and Mrs Edward H. Litchfeld. OF NO.
Montague Terrace. to Ridgefeld. Conn; Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick P. Bellamy, of Henry-st-, to West
portion -Champlain, n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
S Cragin, of WilIow-st.. to Spring Lake Beacn,
n J.; Mr. and Mrs. William G. Low, Of Remsen-
st. to The Bungalow. Bristol, r. l.; Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Urban Palmer, of Clinton-ave, to Poland
Springs Hotel. Poland Springs. Me-. Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Pratt. of Clinton-ave, to Dosoris Glen
Cove; Mr.. and Mrs William G. Nichols. OF Clinton
ave. to Glen Cove, Long Island; Mr.. and Mrs.
Hawley T. Webster, of Clinton-ave., to Warwick,
N Y; Mr.. and Mrs Frederick H Bedford, or
Clinton-ave., to Inverness Cottage. Greens Farms
ferts Place. to the Clifton House; Patchogue;
Tc1a Daniel IT Merritt. OF
Grand-ave. to Shelter Island. n. Y: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank E. Mendes. OF Hancock-st., to Green's
Farms Conn: Mrs. Ezra B. Tuttle. of Bedford
ave, to Nestledown Cottage. Cottage City,
Martha's Vineyard Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Clarance
L. Fabre of South Oxford-st, to Bay Shore:
Washington-ave., to Outlook, Bethlehem. n. H;
Mrs Calvin Edwards Hull, of Washington ave,
to Black Rock, Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. Julian d.
Fairchild, of Carroil-st. to Bay Shore, Long ISL
and: Mrs John B Francis and Miss Anna Francis,
of 7th-ave., to Shelter Island Heights. N Y: Mr..
and Mrs James Hardie, of Sth-ave., to Windy
Knowe. Lake Placid n. Y; Mr., and Mrs; H. 6.
and Mrs. Oscar E. Tauchert, of Montg tgomery
Place, to Seabright, J.; DR.. and Mrs. Perry
Dckie, of Schermerhorn-st, to New-London,
Conn., and Mrs. W. G. H Randolph. of Hancock
St, to Belmar, n. J.
DR.. J. J. Anderson. the historian, of Brooklyn.
is spending the at the cottage of his daugh
| ter, Mrs. G. B. F. Randolph, at Sea Gate, New
York Harbor. The doctor is eighty-four years old
and, although he is totally blind he still keeps in
with rha ffair IF GaU