New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
Weddings, Engagements and an
nouncements of the Borough.


lowing day for Europe the Finland. The cere-
mony was performed at the home Of the bride, No.
24 Central Park South. by the Rev. Mr.. McGregor
of the Calvary Baptist Church. Miss Vernon IS a
daughter Of the late Thomas Vernon, of Lafayette
avenue. and sister or Harold Vernon, Howard
Vernon. Paul Vernon and the late Alfred Vernon.
Mr.. Cook is of Mrs. Alexander Cook. of VII
low street
The engagement has Just been announced of Miss
Ethel Mary Moss, daughter OF the late Frederick
w Moss of No 80 Remsen street, to Glen Wright,
Of No. 56S Park avenue, Manhattan Since the
death of her father two years ago she has spent
much Of her time abroad. Mr.. Wright is gradu-
ate Of Yale, 81.
Saturday August q. is the set for the
wedding of Miss Ante Dumas. daughter of Ny.
and Mrs Horace Dumas, OF Glen Ridge n J.
formerly of Brooklyn. and Arthur Standish Moore.
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Hull Moore of No. i5
McDonough street. The ceremony will take place
at noon at Cutchogue. Long Island.
Mrs. William Z. Campion, of No. 142 Putnam
avenue. has announced the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Mabel f. Campion, to William Carr
Mddlebrook, son OF the late William G. Middle
brook.
General and Mrs Stewart l. Woodford, who are
spending the summer at Quogue. gave dinner of
twelve covers 70 the japanese Consul General. %
New York, and his wife yesterday week at Caroe
Place Inn. Their guests Mr.. and Mrs. ChazO
Kbibia of Toxic; Mr. and Mrs. Josiah F. Howell.
Mr.. Mrs. John Christensen. Miss Alice W.
Howell and Miss Susan Woodford.
Miss Dora Marshall and Miss Anna Foulke. OF
Germantown Penn were the guests of honor at
luncheon. which Miss Mabel La Vie. OF Remsen
street. gave at Manchester. Vt, last week on
Thursday.
A vaudeville entertainment by professionals was
the attraction at the Nyack Country Club on Sat
urday, July 2S. Many dinner parties were given
at the club in consequence. Among those who
tertained We're Mr. and Mrs. Walter Duryea- Miss
Jane Lutkns Harry Stackhouse, Charles Hill and
Robert Dennis. On Thursday evening Mrs. J. Du
Pratt White gave a large card party
: Glen Cove has been rather dull during the last
fortnight owing TO the number of the cottagers
who have left for the seeshore mountains. but
there 20 e,1ra m no eo1oa entertaining This week in
Gid a7-z ~ Tha Ro Shnre hOrSa VIII
on Thursday. Among the exhibitors are Alfred q.
Vanderbilt, Joseph E. Hartman, Edward Kniertem.
Herbert Lee Pratt Clarence H. Robbins Rufus S
Patterson. Miss Mary G Maxwell and Miss Emily
Bedford The list of boxhoders includes Frank
s Jones. Robert Allan Pinkerton, Lewis Mills
Gibbs, J. Ives Plumb. Samuel T Peters. J. Adoph
Mollenhauer, Simon F. Rothschild Colonel Alfred
Wagstaff. Charles F. Hubbs George A Ellis, Jr.
Robert ". Hof, H O. Havemeyer and Edward
c. Blum.
Spencer Turner ana Spencer ". AIdrich were at
the Maidstone Inn. Eastha-npton. Long Island,
taned at dinner lately. Mr. and Mrs John Drew
also gave large dinner recently
A birthday party for William D, Shattuck OF the
Hotel Margaret. given last week at the sum
rner home of Mr and Mrs. James H Stearns, OF
ST Marks avenue, at Pine Grove Springs, Lake
Spofford. y. H The grounds and verandas were
lighted with japanese lanterns and decorated with
American and Japanese flags. Flowers were also
generously used in the decorations. The supper
favors were japanese parasos and fans Among
the Brooklyn people present We're the Joseph /
Whites. OF Dean street; Mr. and Mrs. William
Blauvelt, Mr.. and Mrs. William H Harding Miss
Belle Hardy and Mr. and Mrs Charles II Blandy-
Recent arrivals at the hotel Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Blauvelt. Mrs. T. T. McCleary, Mrs. Mary
Ryan. Miss Ryan. Miss Wood and John II. Bur
roughs.
The women at Bay Shore have turned their
tention bridge to Shakespeare the last couple
OF weeks. and turned out in large numbers at the
readings given by DR.. Edgar c. Abbott. The
hostesses were Mrs. Frederick L. Ballard, when
Julius Cesar read: Mrs. John MCNamee. at
whose house The Merchant Of Venice" pre-
-T-- ICtr rar7c who ha MI
was Hamlet" A few Of tbs subscribers were
Mrs Willard /. Candee, Mrs J. Adolph Mollen
hauer. Mrs, Edward G. Blum. Mrs. Robert w
Haf. Mrs. E H, Koehler. Mrs ". p Nissan.
Mrs. Frederick f. Knapp. Mrs. Simon F. Roth
schld. -. ". Leslie scry11ser, Mrs Charles a
Shieren and Mrs. Henry Hayes Wood.
Miss Lucy Gair. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Gair, Of New York avenue who are passing
the summer at Westhanpton Beach, Long Island.
last week entertained Miss Olive Crow, OF Cieve-
land; William J. Brurf and Philip Ruxton. Miss
Gertrude RoxanTa Beecher, who has as her guest
Miss Jessie Neergaard. gave a bridge party in her
honor on Wednesday. Miss Kate I. Hart is visit
n1, Miss Elsie Arnold There was tea at the
clubhouse on Tuesday. The hostesses We're Mrs
Rodney a. Ward Mrs. William G Howard and
Mrs Charles A Murphy. Assisting Miss
Josephine Ward. Miss Helen Murphy, Miss Ruth
Howard. Miss Josephine Marshall. Mrs Stephen
Mrs Herman Beebe gave beach party for their
son, Warren Beebe-
dinner Of fourteen covers was given Wednes-
day Of the week before last by Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence L. Fabre at the Fuller House, Rchheld
snTings, for Mr. and Mrs. George f. McElroy.
pink sveetpeas and ferns formed the attractive
table decorations. Besides the guests of honor.
there were present Colonel and Mrs. Edward c.
Anderson Mrs. Kate Conkling, Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam r Platt Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Drake Smith.
Mrs George ". Johnston and Mrs. George w
Gerard.
Mrs f L. Pratt and Clarence A. Pratt, of the
st George motored up to RIchleld Springs last
week.
Mrs William Ziegler and William Zegler ir..
rrotored I'D TO the Equinox House, Manchester.
Vt. early last week. Among the guests at the
T,oI,inox House are Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Here
sboff and Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson G. Carlnan.
Mr. and Mrs George w. Prankard and Miss
Louise Prankard absent from Bay shore ana
are spending z few weeks at the Crawford House
IN the White Mountains Others AT the Crawford
House are Mr.. and Mrs Frank /" SnIfen MISS
Beatrice Snifen and Mrs L. NJ De witt.
Among the recent arrivals at the Mount Wash
,ngton are Mr.. and Mrs. Bird S. Coler. Mr- and
MIS- r J. Knox, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles q. Knox
and Miss Clara Knox
Mr. and Mrs Daniel K. De Beixedou and Miss
Edith De Bexedou at the Profile House, Fran
COMA Notch. in the White Mountains
Mrs William COPELAND Wallace and Miss Helen
wallace are now at the Loon Lake House. Loon
Lake, il the Adirondacks
Mrs. Edward L. Graef and Miss Ethel Graef will
ren1ain at the Sea View House. Anlagansett. Long
island until Mr. Graef and Miss Grace Graef re-
turn from Europe about the middle Of September
Mrs Henry P Journeay and Miss Katherine
ronrneav are now at the Lake Mohonk Mountain
House Lake Mohonk. n y. They viii remain
until the first Of October
Mr. and Mrs Frederick A. Neergaard and Mr.
And Mrs William P. Hammond among the
guests at the Watch Hill House, Watch Hill. R. L
Mrs Edward T. Eldredge and Miss Melinna l..
Eld,edge have left the Watch Hill House and are
now at the Bevan House, Larchmont
Mr. and Mrs Russell Murray and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Fique among those at the Edgemere
f~Irh last week.