New-York tribune., 1908-06-28

Dorothy Smith, TO Donald Beardsley Abbott, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs Phillips Abbott, of No 12s Gates
avenue and Oyster Bay. Miss Smith is grad
uate of Smith College.
Announcement is made OF the engagement of
Miss Eleanor Devereaux Hastings daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Orlando B. Hastings. Of No. 1919 New
kirk avenue, and Ralph Root. Of Manhattan.
The engagement of Miss Blanche G. Cantor to
Edward James Mills was recently announced at a
tea given in her honor by Miss Madolin Naples
den of No. SS1 Union street. Miss Cantor is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cantor, of New
Rochelle. but formerly of Brooklyn Her 1ance is
the of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Mills, OF No. 245
Washington avenue.
In celebration Of their fifth wedding anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis S. Regan, of No $50 Bed
ford avenue. gave informal reception
Wednesday evening. Assisting the hostess. who
white lace robe Mrs. Charles A
O'Connor and Mrs Charles A. Acott. Pink and
white flowers and oak leaves employed in the
decorations.
In honor of Miss Florence Whitlock. a prospective
bride. Miss Edith NJ. White. of No. 1854 Dean
street. recently gave kitchen shower and bridge.
Among the guests were Miss Louise Whitlock, Miss
Helen Litchfeld, Miss Alice S. Spencer Miss Ethel
Lounsbury, Miss Louise Clement Miss Ethel
Haines Miss Edna Moore Miss Margaret Fawcett,
Miss May Lewis. Miss Agnes Richards. Miss Eliza
The Charles D. Pearces. of Gates avenue. will
81 end the Fourth of July with Mrs. Calvin Ed
wards Hull at Black Rock, Conn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Penfeld will also be members of the
house party. AS usual, Mrs. Hull will spend part
of July at Saratoga and may go abroad with Mrs.
PearCe in August
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graves. Mrs. Marie Rap
pod and Miss Lillian Rappold among the
+i,es LSaiser Hhi
for Bremen Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs F. F. Walbridge and Miss wal
bridge will sail for England early in July, where
they will remain until autumn.
Others who will spend the summer abroad are
Dr. and Mrs James s Waterman, of st. Marks
avenue who will sail early in July; DIR. William J.
Turner. who leaves on July :; Mr.. and Mrs otto
Wissner, Miss Wssner, who sailed last week, and
Mrs. Frank Reynolds George G. Reynolds I'd, and
his fancee. Miss Lucy Clapp. of Boston, who sailed
on the Prnz Friedrich Wilhelm.
Among the Brooklyn people in Paris last week
were Colonel Andrew ]. Nuttng and Miss Agnes
Nutting. Mrs William J. Forbes Miss Reba Forbes.
Mr. and Mrs Hamilton II. Salmon and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A ODonohue-
Among those who have recently left town
Mr. and Mrs Thomas II. Troy, Of Enghth avenue,
for the New Monmouth. Spring Lake. n. j; Mrs
Lewis NJ. Meeker, of Eighth avenue, for the Mono
mouock Inn. Caldwell. \. J.; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Bailey Jordan, OF Eighth avenue for their new
house ar Bay Shore; Mr.. and Mrs. s. Edwin
Buchanan. OF Willow street, for the Hampton Inn.
Westhampton Long Island; Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
O. Smith. of Sixth avenue, for Easthampton Mr.
and Mrs. Eben J. Knowlton, of Remsen street, for
Easthampton; Mr.. and Mrs Thomas A. Eddy, OF
South oxford street, for Belport, Long Island the
Rev. and Mrs. Spencer S Roche, of Adelphi street
10 Greenwich. Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. George A
Mendes, of Prospect Park West. for Belle Haven
Greenwich, Conn: Mrs. Edwin Packard, of Henry
street for kennebunkport, Me; Mrs Maria b.
Chapman, of Pierrepont street, for Rogers Rock
Lake George; Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra B. futile, of Bed
ford avenue, for Oak Bluffs, Marthas Vineyard,
Mass: Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Applegate of Flatbush
for Paul Smiths n. Y, and the George A La Nles.
of Remsen street for Spring Lake, n. J.