New-York tribune., 1907-07-28
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
Weddings, Engagements and An-
nOuncements of the Borough.

The marriage OF Miss Minnie Rachan Demarest
and Eben s. G. Shaw, OF Manhattan. took place
on Tuesday July 16. at the summer home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs George Francis
Demarest. at Sound Beach. Conn. The Rev. DR.
Samuel King officated. Only the members of the
two families witnessed the ceremony Frank Shaw
was the best man. but the bride was unattended
The Den.arests live at No. 459 Greene avenue
Mr. and Mrs. James NJ. Fuller announce the en-
gaSement of their daughter, Miss Doris Fuller, TO
Dr. Aims R. Chamberlain. of Manhattan. The Full
lers until recently lived at No. 4l5 Grand avenue
but now spend the greater part of the year at The
Gables, Warwick ~ Y.
dinner given Tuesday evening by Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver J. Wells, formerly of Joralemon
street, at Highbrook, their place at Bar Harbor
among their guests DIR. and Mrs. Frank H.
Bosworth. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stevens Ulman. Mrs
/" Fielder. OF Paris; Mrs George Place. Professor
Carl Lumholz and Mr.. Bic6wen. In compliment to
Mrs Fielder Mrs Wells gave tea on Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Daniel Worden recently gave a
large bridge party Belmont.
luncheon, followed by bridge was given last
week by Mrs. James ID. Fessenden of Manhattan
at Winton. Conn Her guests at luncheon we're
Mrs Josiah I. Marean. Mrs John Cushman of
Boston. who is visiting Mrs. Morean; Mrs Ornr
Ford Hbbard, Mrs. William Tailor and Mrs James
Weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore OF FIatush led the
cotlon at the Hotel Curlew, Allenhurst n j.
yesterday week. The patronesses were Mrs. Ed
ward Van Name. Mrs. V. Il. Pelletreau. Mrs. Al
fred NJ Bedell and Mrs Barratt The attendance
included Miss Isabel Cooper Miss Gertrude Taylor
Miss Clara Holmes, Miss Grace InRersoll. John In
6SieoL anu EDWARD LlnuelDerry. The faVOrS
boxes.
The marriage was announced last week Of Miss
AIta Peal Trueblood, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Trueblood, Of Kansas City, and Robert
Pitcher Woodward, formerly of Brooklyn. Mr.
Woodward is a son of the late Judge Benjamin
woodward His mother until recently lived in Car
neId Place but now makes her home In Wyncote.
Penn. The ceremony took place In Kansas City
on Wednesday, July "a
At Nyack bridge continues to be the favorlte
GgT9lGn yhNrrf
amount of attention in the last fortnight Parties
We're entertained last week by Mrs. Erskine Van
Houten Miss Jane Lutkins and Mrs James Muir.
me attendance at each was practically the same,
including Mrs. Van Wyck Rossiter, Mrs LIE Roy
Frost Miss Jane Pitln, Mrs. Frank Crunbie Mrs
William Bradley, Mrs Roe Bradley and Mrs
Warren Sawyer. Among the dancers at the Coun-
try Club Saturday evening We're Miss Ethel
Storms. Miss Lucy Hilton Miss Jean Dickson Miss
Caroline Crawford, Miss Constance Merritt Miss
Florence Merritt, Miss Ruth Linther Miss Cornelia
Davis, Miss Florence Bauvelt Miss Elizabeth
Albro, Randolph Mann. Arthur Lawton Paul Leg
gett Austin Reilly James Watson. George McAls-
ter, Morton LeXow Laurence JeWett and Irving
Mcdowell. Monday marked by the rather
quiet wedding Of Miss katherine Walker and Nor
timer patterson. There were no attendants. 1t
home ceremony at o'clock. The bride is tho
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Walker.
Mrs Charles Arthur Moore and her daughter.
Miss Mary Elsie Moore, with the latter's hance,
Don Marino Torlonia, arrived Wednesday on the
Oceanic They went direct to their country place
Old Orchard Greenwich, Conn. where It is said
Miss Moore's wedding will take place next month.
The Victor A Harders who have been abroad
for the last year are booked to sail for home from
London on the Minnetonka, on Saturday Septem-
Der I. Ihey spent most OF their time motoring on
the Continent. Their town house in Eighth avenue
viii be opened their arrival.
Among the passengers sailing on the Teutono
last week DR.. and Mrs. Havens Brewster
BayIes, Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Perry, Seth Low
Pierrepont. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur X. Buxton. Miss
Jessie c. Tredwell. Miss Eva Sherwood Potter and
Miss Adella Z. Potter.
DR. and Mrs William Norris F2,+la- CII,to-
avenue are to sail on the KONG Albert on satur-
day August 3.
Mrs. George Sheldon Miss Sheldon and William
A. Nash were in Rome last week and had an
audience with the Pope.
The S. Edward Buchanans. who spent the early
part Of the season at Westhampton Beach Long
Island sailed yesterday for Europe, where they
will remain until the middle Of October
DR.. and Mrs. John O. Polak who have been at
Spring Lake, y. j.. for several weeks. sail
on Thursday on the Oscar H. They will make
tour of Norway and Sweden and sail for home on
the Baltic, on Friday September q.
Among the Brooklyn people in Paris last week
were Mr.. and Mrs. Royal L. T. Riggs. Mr. and
Mrs. William l. Calder Nr. and Mrs Allan Bowie,
Miss Alice Chapman, Mr. and Mrs George H.
Greenia Mrs. John Hogan, Oscar L. Thonet and
George T. Raymond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Underhill and family Of
Willoughby avenue, have gone to Buck HIN Fails
Penn, for the summer
Among the recent arrivals at the Frontenac
Thousand Islands, are Mr. and Mrs. Edward y.
JORDAN ana MISS Marguerite Du Mary. MI and
Mrs. William II. Zesler and Mr.. ana Mrs. William
H. Dykman and Miss Anna Dykman who spend
much Of their time their houseboat.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stevens Melcher of AIanhat-
tan. have had their guests during the last fety
weeks Miss Elizabeth de Selding, Joel S. de Seld-
ing ana Munroe de Selding, at their summer home
at Northeast Harbor, Me.
Mrs Ferdinand Wilmerding is spending this
month with her father, General Benjamin f. Tracy,
the Oriental Hotel, Manhattan Beach.
Miss Justine Hibbard is the guest of Miss Mar
guerite Janvrin, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. J e.
Janvrin, Of Manhattan, at Cooperstown. n. Y. The
first weeks Of August she Will pass at Loon
Lake, in the Adlrondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard J. Busby and Thomas
Lonsdale Leeming absent from Glen Cove.
They left last week for trip TO the Grand Canyon.
Judge and Mrs Augustus Van Wyck. who are
touring in their automobile We're at the Equinox
House Manchester. VT early in the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Lanier smythe M.ss
Smythe and Miss Bodgett, Mr. and Mrs Clarence
W Seamans and Miss Dorothy Seamans were
among those VINO motored rom New York 10 the
White Mountains last week. Mr and Mrs. Alfred
]. Boulton touring through Massachusetts,.
Justice Edgar NJ. Cullen Is at the Fabyan House,
IN the White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden S. Swan are now at the Po-
land Spring House, Poland Me. The Swans usual
ly spend part Of every summer there.
Mrs William G. Gilmore has been entertaining
Mrs. S. o. Wyue at the Ruisseaumont Lake
Placid, n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Urban Palmer. Of Clinton
avenue, at Whiteface Inn Lake Placid
Miss Mary Hathaway Baldwin. who is visit
ing Miss Hinmau at Southbury, Conn. will
join Miss Kate COTinne Baldwin and Miss Kate
CorInne Schuyler Walden, who are at the Astcon
Inn, Northeast HarbOr. Ne, for the remainder of
the summer.
Mrs. Edward F. De seldng and Miss De SEEDING,
Of Flat 'sh, also at the Asticon Inn
Dr. and Mrs Frederick G Holden, OF Seventh
avenue, Will be at Mckinley. Ne. until Septem-
ber g.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E Pearsals, Of Eighth
of tta pOe