New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.
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Hand painted gauze fans were the prizes.
Among those present were Miss Lowell. who IS
visiting the Forkers; Mrs. William Lorn Mar
ston. nee Forler Mrs. Frederick W. Tuttls,
Mrs. Samuel Herrirnan. jr.. Miss Riding, Mrs.
William d. Stewart, Mrs. Henry A. Harrison.
Mrs. George Waller and Mrs. Edgar Willing.
Friday Mrs. Edgar Willing gave a bridge
party Of three tables. Her guests were Mrs.
William Loew HTarston, Miss Jessie Sherman.
Mrs. George Freeman, Mrs. Charles Frazier.
Mrs. William d. Stewart. Mrs. Samuel Herri-
man, Mrs. James Wright. Mrs. Clarence Will
Lowell, Miss Forker and Miss Blanche I. For
ker.
Mr.. and Mrs. David B. Lester and Miss Lester.
Of Hancock street. are spending the summer et
Chocorna Lake, N. H.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Rogers Maxwell who will
Join the cruise Of the New York Yacht Club to
Newport In August, are to have as their guests
on the Celt during the trip Mr. and Mrs. Henry
o. GoepeI
Mrs. George r. Sheldon has as her guest at
Pembroke. Glen Cove. her niece. Miss Annie
Kountze. Of Morristown. N. ].
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur CorIies are now at
Bernardsvile, N. J.. where they expect to spend
the remainder OF the season.
Mrs. William Armstrong and her brother-in-
law William A. Taylor. sailed for Liverpool on
the Campania yesterday a week. On their ar
rival in England they viii go direct 70 IAsieux
France. where Mrs. Armstrong; father Thomas
f. Srillman, has been since his automobile ecci-
dent Of ten days ago. Mrs. StiIlman's other
daughters Mrs William A Tavlor Mrs F,dVvard
s. Hardness and Miss Ruth Stillman, were in
Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Benson sailed on Thurs
day for Havre La Provence.
Colonel William " Hester who has spent the
last couple Of months abroad. returned on La
Provence on Saturday
John F. Talmage, IT., is now in Newport.
Judge and Mrs. Almet F. jerks are now enter
tanning Miss Marie A. Murray at Norfolk. Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore L Lutkins sailed on
Saturday, July 21. the Campanfa
The young folks had their innings at Nyack
the week before last. On Wednesday evening
the Misses Merritt gave straw ride and on
Tuesday evening Miss Lillian Duryea gave a
cotillon. The attendance, practically the Same
az Doth aIairs, included Miss Gertrude EeWeft
I4iss 1is anna Nichols. Miss Anita Reed, Miss Dor
othy Cleveland, Miss Lucy Hilton Henry NTer
FlIt. Cnnron LutlS1ns, Lawrence levitt and Ken
meth Merritt. W 714
thursday afternoon Mrs. James Muir enter
ralned her friends at bridge. Some Of them
were Mrs LIE Roy Frost Mrs. Van Wyclx Ros-
sitter, Mrs. Frank Crumbie Mrs Roe Rrad1av
MISS Jane Lutkins Miss Jane Pitlin Miss Cor
nell and Miss Muir. There was an exoeDtjonaIiv
large attendance at the Saturday evening dance
at the country club.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henderson. OF Flstbush
were the guests last week OF Mr. and Mrs. Ornrt
bord Hubbard, at On-the-Green, NorVaIk Conn
On Tuesday the Rev. DR.. Reese F.. Alison. for
twenty years rector OF St. AIMS Church on the
Heights, started on a trip around the world
Accompanied by Mrs Alsop. Miss Alma AlsOp
and Miss Elizabeth F. Alsop he sailed on the
Moltke for Genoa. In Switzerland they will be
Joined by the Rev. DR.. Lloyd and will then
visit the missions Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the Far East.
Miss Justine E. Hibbard is visiting Miss Mar
guerite Janorin at Overlook Cottage, Coopers-
town. N. z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lascelles Maxwell are at
the Froutenac. Frontenac N. 2, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Bailey Jordan and Miss Mar
guerlte 2. Du Mary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic T. Aldridge and Miss
Marguerite Aldridge sailed Tuesday on the