New-York tribune., 1909-07-11

| from smith College last year. Mrs Zabriskie and
| her daughters spending The summer at Mir
| vsua. Stamford. Conn.
Miss Alice Haleck. who is to he married to Lieu
| tenant Robert Stanley Donaldson on Wednesday.
July .S will he unattended but Lieutenant Van
pe,:sen viii act as best It Will he Qulet
ceremony at the home of the brides parents, Mr.
srd Mrs William {. HalIeck No. 4s5 Marlborough
! Road The Invitations have been limited to rela-
t.yes and a lew friends. Lieutenant Donaldson has
! been ordered Fort Meade. South Dakota.
Tomorrow at noon Miss Jeanne Tohin is TO be
married to l. Monroe Roberts At the Hotel Evelyn,
! Ne. lol West 18th street. Manhattan. where Mr..
/ and Mrs. Stephen Richards Tobin. parents OF Miss
! Tobin. make their home. Miss Rose de ChantaI
Maxwell. Of Brooklyn, is TO he the maid of honor
| and only attendant or the bride aad Clarence A.
Pratt will act best The bridegroom is the
1 son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ Roberts. of No 594
| jefferson avenue. The engagement was announced
| early il the spring
Mr. and Mrs St. Clair McKelUay are to sail sat
| uriay on the Carnania for a brief trip abroad.
| They viii early in September. Mr.. Nickel
way is interested in the Hudson-Fulton celebration
Mr.. and Mrs. David Franklin Manning Will.
| usual. spend part of the summer abroad They
are sail Tuesday for Bremen on the kronprin-
zessin Cecelie..
Mrs George ". Chauncey. Miss Adelaide Chaun-
| cev and A wallace Chauncey sailed Wednesday
| by the Oceanic. When they return about Septen-
Der they will camp at the Karmachenee Club,
| Rangeey Lakes, Maine.
Mrs Daniel ChauncAy. jr. sailed for Liverpool
on the Caronia yesterday week. She was accom-
| panied by her mother. Mrs. James F. Fargo Of
, Manhattan.
Mrs Emma Richardson-Iluser. director Of the
| Chaminade Club, sailed yesterday on the Koeninsin
Luise for an extended tour which Will include Lon
don. Paris and Vienna.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. J. Douglas Adam were
among the passengers the Celtic, which left port
on Wednesday.
The Rev DR., and Mrs. Spencer s Roche started
last week for their cottage at Saratoga Springs,
y. 7.
The Rev and Mrs. Charles Daniel Trexler. who
are spending their honeymoon abroad were In Paris
last week Mrs Trexler was before her marriage
last month Miss Christine siefke, of Bay Ridge
Other BROOKLYN people in Paris last week we're
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Kennsrd. Miss kennard.
Miss Anna Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs William Stew
art. Mrs John {. Faulkner and George II Streetor-
George A. Harden. Chester Palmer and Austin
| Palmer prior to their arrival in Paris last week
spent fortnight in London.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Lee Pratt VIII be absent
from Glen Cove during August. They have taken
the camp Of the late Charles Barney on Upper St
Regis Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank S. Jones will leave sayvine
this week TO spend month or six weeks at their
camp at Indian Island. sebago Lake. Maine
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard l. Maxim spending
the summer at Manchester Vt
The James l. Taylors also settled at their
cottage Lone Pine Manchester, Vt, for the season
Mrs. Edgar Williams is visiting Or. and Mrs
Clark Burnham at Elm Ger. Manchester VI
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Lewis Hopkins and Miss
Bessie Hopkins are spending the summer at the
Hampton Inn. westhampton Beach Long Island
Mrs Camden c. Dixie Will spend the summer with
her son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Murray
Boocock of Keswick, Va. at Watch Hill, r. 1.
The BROOKLYN contingent at Westhampton. Long
Island IS unusually large this year Among the
neon1a from this borough Colonel and Mrs
William g Beecher, who have had as their guest
Charles Parks, the fance of their daughter, MISS
Gertrude Roxanna BeeCher; Mrs. Augustus Naieh-
tna NIarckwald Miss Adele MarCkwald, Mr.. and ;
Mrs Nairard NJ Canda Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney
Allen Ward Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ladd Cutter,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cousins. MI and Mrs James
Guthrie Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs. William Wallace
Marshall, who had their guests last week Mr.
and Mrs George swtzer and Mr.. and Mrs. Laurens
Reeve Bowden: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Boody, |
Mr. and Mrs Eliot Cutter Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Gair and Miss Lucy Gair.
Mrs John Francis is : usual. spending the sum- |
mer at Shelter Island Heights. Her son-n-aw
and daughter, DR.. and Mrs. William Harrison
Price, with her
Mr. and Mrs Frederick De Mund Mackay and
John French are settled in their cottage at Shelter
Island Mr.. and Mrs Charles E. Newton, jr the
latter formerly Miss Florence French spending
ths summer at the Whittier Inn, Sea Gate.
large marty of motorists stopped at the Equinox
House Manchester Vt, early in the week. II In
cluded Judge and Mrs Aimet F. jerks Mr. and |
Mrs Walter GLIB. Mr. and Mrs Frederick c. |
brown MI and Mrs. c. ]. Frank and Miss Eta |
Frank They had come from Lake Champain. hav- /
ing been at the opening Of the tercentenary cels
bration Mr. and Mrs. Brown and their daughters |
Miss Bertha Shuts and Miss Isabel Shuts, will |
snend the summer at Algonah Cottage, Manches- !
ter, VT They have been motoring for the last |
fortnight.
OF interest in this borough the marriage in /
St Louis yesterday week Of Miss Cecilia Agnes /
Smith and Philip Harvey Broadhurst, OF Mrs |
John T. Broadhurst, Of No. 800 Greene avenue. The
bride who is the daughter of Michael Z. Smith,
was attended by Miss Mary Angela Smith. Miss
Ruth Broadhurst and Miss Geraldine McGinnis. w. |
Charming Broadhurst his brothers best man
and the ushers Walter Stind and Waiter
Heinbuecher. It a home ceremony with the
Rev. Father Peter ]. O'Rourke officiating. The
decorations were in pink
THE JAPs AND SUICIDE.
The japanese system of philosophy teaches that
death Is the easiest means OF escaping from the
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