New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
Weddings, Engagements and an
nOuncementS of the BOROUGH.


on Governors Island The ceremony was per
formed at noon by Father Grogan, and reception
followed at the clubhouse. The bride who was
goWned in white brocaded satin lace, was at
tended by maid of honor Miss Ethel Pullman
and two bridesmaids Miss Anna Grebls and Miss
Polly Gale Their frocks were of lowered organdie
Miss Pullmans being relieved by pink and the
others by blue. They carried sweetpeas Of a tint
to match. The brides bouquet was of l1ias-nf the
valley The best man Captain Gllmer of Fort
hamilton, and the ushers Lieutenant Harry
Torney OF Fort Totten; Lieutenant Weisel ard
Lieutenant Baikley, of Fort Wadsworth. and Lieu
tenant Scott of Fort Hamilton. The little chanel
was simply but effectively decorated with roses
ferns and palms.
quiet wedding which was scheduled for yes-
terday was that OF Miss Frances Adele Filey and
marc Aususte Paul Gugou Christ Church Bay
Ridge the scene of the ceremony 70 which
only relatives and few intimate friends had been
bidden Miss Neuhaus was the maid of honor and
robert Harvey was the best man. The bride Is a
niece of Mr.; and Mrs Henry Wells Kip. MI
GuiSou is the of Mr.. and Mrs Aua,stIs
Guigou. Of Kingston. n. Y.
Wednesday morning Miss Gertrude Atwood
daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs John W Atwood Of NJ,
l26 Lincoln Place. and Lorimer Douglas Miller Of
Boston. were married in ST. Augustines Church bv
the Rev. DR. Eugene Mccarthy Miss Marion A.
WOOD, sister of the bride, was her only attend
ant George Wells, of Panama, was the best man
Brooklyn. "
Cards have been issued for the wedding Of Miss
Mabel Terry, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Theodore
); Terry OF No. 432 Quincy street and Rutledge
howard II Will be a home ceremony at Q o'cIocI,
MISS Irene Terry will be her sisters maid OF honor
and only attendant. DR.. Clark Judson Hollister
OF Philadelphia. is to be the best man
The Brooklyn contingent at Richfeld Springs IS
unusually large this year. Mrs. Clarence L. Fabre
Is TO spend the summer at the Tuller House Nrr
ana Mrs. Andrew Maurer have rented Fern Home
me joan A ShleIdses are at the Tunnicff cottaga
captain William B. Swift had as his guests last
week Dr. Frederick Asserson, Of the Brooklyn
navy yard, and Mrs. Asserson Mrs Rohsrt
Steele Is expected to open her house next W.,
Admiral and Mrs Dewey are expected bacl, st tra
Berkeley-Watontha early this month and Bishop
M ara
Much OF the gayety Of the place naturally centres
around the Waioatha Coli and Tennis Club, which
Is Just north Of Clayton Lodge. Mrs. Enmons
Blsine's country place \ reception and lea was
given there the last Thursday il June
Mr. and Mrs, Edward Craigen. Of Rugby Road,
FIatbush' gave card party, followed by supper
and Informal dancing, for their SON Harold
cTalgeh Iheir guests were Miss Carol Bacon Miss
Marguerite Stephens Miss Marguerite Lewis Jo-
seph stephens Harold Perpan. Miss Emily Per1au
FTancls hratt, Lester Walbridge and Rodney Wal
bridge.
The annual tennis tournament at Nyacl during
the last week attracted number OF people to the
large dance ana number Of dinner parties Tues
day Of the week before last Mrs. James Lloyd gave
a nIiqge whist Party Among her guests Mrs.
Van Wyck hossiter Mrs J. Du Pratt White Mrs
Thomas Hughes Mrs. James Muir and Miss Jane
Pltkin- On Thursday Miss Ptln entertained at
bridge. The prizes were sver bonbon disbas
Her guests We're Mrs. Lloyd. Mrs. James Muir Mrs
John Osborne Polak Mrs. Ward Pltkin Mrs ed
ward Woodward Mrs. Charles SchencL Ms Va,
Wyck Rossiter. Mrs. J. Du Pratt White Mrs POI
ert Barbour. Miss Jane LutAns Mrs William
Bradley and Mrs s. Roe Bradley Mrs. Le Roy
FTost was the hostess at a large card parrv Fri
day. There We're about forty present
Mr. and Mrs. Starr Donaldson. the latter b.fore
her marriage in May Miss Edna L. Wilson were
the guests of MI and Mrs. Henry Lascees
Mrs Everett l. Crawford. OF Port Chester. n Y
gave dinner and bridge Thursday evening OF
.1',,, the week before last The company included
NUMBER o. young married people from t.is bor-
ough' They were, besides MI and Mrs. Maxwell.
Mr.; Mr., and Mrs Clement Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs
william , Ilngue, Jr., Nj. and Mrs r ". Press
pTich and Mr.. and Mrs. George Palmer
MI and Mrs. Jay T. Carlisle. who have been
spending part of their honeymoon abroad. Will re-
turn early next month and spend August with Mrs
Carlise's parents. Mr.. ana Mrs Robert Allan
Pinkerton. OF Bay Shore
Judge Carr and HIS eldest son. Edward, sailed on
Thursday on the Ryndam for Europe. They win
make an extended tour Of the Continent and are
booked booked to sail for home on September q Mrs
rner at Good Ground. Long Island
Mr. ard Mrs. Harold Bond Mason OF Phia-
delpla, last week visited the latter's parents Mr.
chester, Vt. MI and Mrs. Frederic Brown and /
Mrs. Browns daughters, the Misses Shuts, and
her mother, Mrs. William Beard. among the ,
recent arrivals at the Equinox House In the cot
tage colony Mr. and Mrs James Taylor and !
Miss Florence Taylor, OF Carroll street; DR.. and |
Mrs. Clark Burnham, OF Clinton street and Mr.. ,
and Mrs. Richard Lawrence Maxim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell F. Waters. Of washing |
ton. will spend the summer with the latter's
Place. Lake sunapee. New Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Snifen. who are now at |
the Crawford House. in the White Mountains, will /
spend August at the Inn. Rdgehed. Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Chauncey and Miss ,
Madeline Chauncey will spend July and August at |
the Poland Springs House. Poland, Me-
DR.. and Mrs. Sinclair Tousey sailed June 20 |
on the Deutschland. They will be absent about
three months.
The season at Glen Cove is in full swing.
The first dinner dance Of the the Nassau ;
Country Club occurred Friday night with n
usually large attendance owing to the influx Of |
holiday visitors. Parties were entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Francis L. Hine. who recently returned /
from abroad; Mr. and Mrs. Horato NJ. Adams. VINO |
gave dinner Of twenty covers for their daughters.
Miss Ethel Adams and Miss Jean Adams. who also |
just returned from Europe; Charles Frank Levi |
c. Weir and William J. rockingham.
In the house party given by Mrs. Adams last
week were Miss Olga Doughty, Miss Charlotte
Leech, Jose de Selding, Mr.. Squires and Miss May
hew. Miss Mary Buchanan Jennings entertained
IIarriette Mygatt, Miss Conover, Edgar Arnold
Henry Sutphin OF Brooklyn; Sidney Henshaw, of
Lenox. and Eugene Sutphin OF Chicago. On the
afternoon Of the Fourth Miss Adams and Miss
Jennings gave a clan bake the beach at Red
Spring Besides the enlbers of the house parties
there were present Miss Ide. Lyman Hine Morris
J. Pratt and Theodore Pratt
The John T. Pratts have closed their house at
Dosoris and spending a few weeks at Bar
Harbor. The Fourth lively day the Mas
sau. The halls and the verandas decorated /
with bunting and green's. and large numbers from
the neighboring cottage colonies motored over I'm
the morning and afternoon to watch the tennia
matches. In the evening there were a chiIdren's
reception and grand display of fireworks A Il
series OF morning musicals win be given at the
club Saturdays IN August.
Mrs william H. Cary, who has leased The Cross
ways ct Westhampton Beach, for the season last
elr n iQb fak1