New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-23

Nv i1lll Slif'ls Day iNiNStt buN ONllli
to the mourning OF Mr. Atkinsons family
only relatives will be present. Miss Mackay
is a niece Of j. Scott Hartley. the sculptor.
Mr. and Mrs J. Stuart BlaCkton. of No.
$40 ocean avenue recently returned from
an extended Western trip. and are now en-
tertaining merry parties over the week
ends aboard their yacht. the Paula. In the
speed boat races at J.arChmont on Tuesday
Mr.. BlaCkton's Vita finished first Mr. and
Mrs BlaCkton are extremely popular in
Flatbush society and are the leading spirits
i'm all the Knickerbocker club entertain
ments Mrs. BlaCkton was the first woman
TO drive a Briarclff racing car. which she
had built with a special seat for her pIize
English bulldog.
or interest i'm this borough will be nc
wedding on Saturday next of Miss Ida
Frances Chaplin and Norris Elmore Clark.
The bride is a daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Elisha Sterling Chaplin, who formerly lived
in Brooklyn. hut now spend the greater
part Of the year at their country place.
The SpruCes, .Lakcvillc. Conn. I'D,
Mrs. Robert Starr Allyn. of Brooklyn
will be her sisters matron of honor, and
the bridesmaids are to be Miss Florence
Natalie Bliss, also of Brooklyn; Miss
Miriam W. Goddard, Miss Louis Caroline
Warner. of Salisbury, Conn, and Miss
Adele Hodgson Norton of Lakeyille. Conn.
There are also to be four little flower
girls, the Misses Margaret and Dorothy
Chaplin, of Rockville Centre, Long Island;
Laura Starr Allyn, niece OF the bride. and
Helen Chaplin.
Dwight Goodrich Clark is 10 he the best
man, and chosen as ushers are Dr.. Arthur
Briggs Shaw, OF Manhattan; Elisha Ster-
ling Chaplin. jr.. Russell G. Hopkins, Of
Norwich. Conn. and Samuel c. Bradford,
Of New Haven.
1t will be a home ceremony at o'clock,
with reception following.
Announcement has been made Of the en-
gagement Of Miss Beatrice 9. Elliott, OF
Washington, and James Edward Simmons
Cameron. Miss Elliott is now the guest
OF her frances parents. Mr. and Mrs. =. A.
Cameron, OF No. "a Wellington Court. Flat
bush.
Only relatives and few intimate friends
were present at tho wedding on Monday
OF Miss Helen G. Hamilton, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Hamilton. Of 30.
12O Lee avenue. and Frederick Bell Sull
van 1t was a home ceremony at O'Clock,
the Rev. Father Mcclure officiating.
The brides gown was ~ white satin.
yelled with chiffon and princess lace and
she carried sweetpcas ard hlies-of-the-val-
ley. Her maid Of honor and only attend
ant was Miss Elizabeth Nengoechca, who
vas frocked in violet and pink chiffon and
carried sWeetpeas in the same shades. lrv-
ing sullivan was his brothers best man.
The bridegroom is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John W Sullivan, Of No. ijG fIewes street
and a brother Of Mrs. Samuel D. Abrams,
OF Lawrence. Long Island. and Mrs. Harry
Holloway Ahearn, of Manhattan.
Dr. and Mrs Russell s. Fowler, who are
spending a fortnight motoring, registered at
the Mohican House, New London, on
Wednesday.
Mrs Ashbel Parmlee Fitch. Mrs Morton
Cross Fitch and the latters mother. Mrs.
James Foster arrived at Narrasansett Pier
or Wednesday, having motorcd up from
Southampton. tr.t..
| MIR. and Mrs i. II. Southwick, Miss Jane
! Southwick and Mrs. 5. Kingsley Bowen
were among the motorists registering AT
the Windsor, Elizabethtown, y. Y, ON
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. julius DC Long registered
at the Hotel Wentworth New Castle, ~ H.,
on Thursday.
! Mrs. Thomas O. Calender the Misses
Calender. Miss Stockwell and Miss Pack
ard, who are touring together, were at the
! Berwick, Rutland. Vt, on Thursday.
/ Or and Mrs. Stuart Close left town last
week for Lake Piseco in the Adirondacks,
where they will remain until September l.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick w. Dor are max
ing a tour Of the Thousand ISLANDS. Niagara
Falls, Montreal, Quebec, Lake Champlain
and Saratoga.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton De Witt Burdicll
will spend August and September at the
Lake Placid Club. going up by motor Tha
early part Of the summer they passed on
Long Island.
Or. c. T.. Parker and Howard S. MADDEN
are on three weeks fishing trip TO New
foundland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira r. Downs are to spend
August at Racquet Lake. in the Adiron-
Gacks.
Mrs. Henry Urban Palmer, Miss Mary
G.. Dexter and Chester w. Palmer are
among the recent arrivals at the Inn, Upper
Saranac.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic W. Hinrichs havo
as their guest at Glover Lea, Woodstock.
Conn. Mrs. Frederick G. Bates.
Mrs. George Crosby Walker is spending
few weeks at Nantucket, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McCarroll, Miss
Estelle McCarroll and Miss Leslie John
ston are spending the summer at the Cur
lew. Allenhurst. y. J.
Miss Anna Plummer, OF Manhattan. and
her niece. Miss Edna Burr, OF New YORK
avenue. who have been at Briarcliff Maror
since early In June. are soon to leave there
for the Adirondacks. where they will re-
main until September.
Dr. and Mrs. John Osborn Poak, Miss
Mary Polak Mrs. +. Il. Pitkin and Miss
Pitl<n sailed Tuesday for Japan, on the
Siberia. They had previously spent month
in tha omit N.fI md