New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-16
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and An.
n0unCementS.

No 152 ST. Johns Place. Miss Robb, who
makes her home at No. % Park avenue,
Manhattan. Is daughter OF the late Mr..
and Mrs. J. Hampden Robb, of Manhat-
tan and Southampton. and a sister of Ma
thaniel Thayer Robb
Mr.. Downs is a brother OF Ira B. Downs,
who married Miss Louise Lefferts several
years ago. and Herbert S. Downs. He was
graduated from Harvard in 1903. The we'd
| ding Will probably take place in October,
! but will be quietly celebrated. as Miss Robb
Is in mourning for her father and her
| sister.
| OF interest TO many in this borough IS
the engagement. just announced, of Miss
Mary +. Ogden and Johnston de Forest,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Walton de
Forest Of No. Washington Square. Man
haitian. Mr.. de Forests first wife was
Miss Natalie Coffin daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. l. Sherwood Coffin. of the Heights.
She died at Colorado Springs shortly after
their marriage. which was about seven
years ago. Mr.. de Forest was graduated
from Yale in 1896 and from the Columbia
Law School in 1899 His fancee is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs David Il. Ogden.
Of No. 10 East 10th street. They are now
at their summer home in Bar Harbor.
! Monday. September g. is the date set
for the wedding of Miss Florence l.. Nal
/ Tory. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Lee
] Mallory. of No GAS ST. Marks avenue. and
Percy NJ. Gilbert II will be an outdoor
ceremony at the Malorys' camp ~ Fourth
Lake in the Fulton Chain.
There were many from this side OF the
| river present at the wedding of Miss Alex
sndra II. Stevens and Stewart 'Slosson for
the brides mother. Mrs. Berkeley Mostyn
/ formerly Miss Helen Chanler White, still
retains her old Brooklyn affiliations and
! has host of friends on the Heights where
she is Frequently entertained The cere-
\ mony took place in old St Marks Church
on Saturday June Il. and a reception fol-
! lowed at Mrs Mostyn's home. No IS East
/ 18th street Among the brides attend
| ants was her sister. Mrs. Giliat G. Schroe-
| der Mr.. Slosson, who is the son of Mrs
! J. Stewart SlOssOn. had as best man II.
Stuyvesant Pierrepont of Columbia Heights.
| Mr.. and Mrs Walter ST John Benedict
| have taken a cottage for the season at
/ CIaesmoor in the ShawanSunk Mountains.
! Mr.. and Mrs William Murray and Miss
/ Jean Murray are at 500 Nipi Lodge, Lake
sunspee, New Hampshire.
/ Mrs William Pohlman Pool will spend
the resi- Of the summer at the Hampton
Inn. Westhampton Beach, Long Island.
Dr and Mrs. William Morris Butler sailed
Tuesday on the Motke
Sailing Thursday on the George Washing
ton were Mrs Arthur Glib. Miss Dorothy
Glib, Miss Ruth Glib, John Richmond
/ Glib and Mr. and Mrs. Ernst G. Victor.
Among the Brooklyn people in Paris last
week were Mrs. John Van Nostrand, Miss
Kate Vail Barnum. Judge and Mrs. J. Ray
mond Olland Miss Margaret Olland. Miss
! Elizabeth Oland. Samuel V. Olland, Miss
Caroline Camp Graham Reed and Mr.. and
/ Mrs Thomas Lonsdale Leeming
/ DR.. and Mrs. Glenworth Reeve Butler and
Miss Antoinette Butler are TO spend the
summer at Arrow Head Cottage, Lake
/ George. New York.
James Stranahan Burke and his daughter.
Miss Florence Calhoun Burke, who re-
Gently returned from abroad, are now oc
cupying their country home ir Twilight
Park. Haines Falls, n. Y.
: Mr.. and Mrs Alexander NJ. White. who
spent the early part Of the summer at
Southampton, Long Island, will leave next
week for the Adirondacks.
Recent arrivals at the Howell House
West Hampton, Long Island, include the
Misses Miriam. Lena and T. 7. De
Eeixedon and Bennett De Beixedon.
| ,bc ie
ling the summer at Westhampton as usual
gave a small dinner at the inn Wednes-
day evening Among her guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin H. Sayre, Mr.. and Mrs
Evans and Mr. and Mrs. Cochran.
Mrs. Charles Clement Bowen he'd as her
guests at dinner at the Hampton Inn,
Wednesday evening, Mrs. Joseph b. Cou-
sins and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene g. Rey
nods.
A. Gardiner Cooper who is cruising on
the Nauchonac was at Sag Harbor the
latter part OF the week. His guests on
board were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hubbard
Winslow White and Donald White.
Dr. Charles ID. Napier. of No. 494 Wash
ington avenue, who IS occupying his cot
tage at Bar Harbor had entered his 28foot
auxiliary yacht, the'Argestes, In the races
to be held there yesterday.
| DR.. J. Richard Taylor Of No 1915 Bed
ford avenue, is among the recent arrivals
at Sag Harbor. He has put In commits
sion his yacht, the Kenuppi.
The Rev. A. II. c. Morse. pastor of the
Strong Place Baptist Church. Mrs. Morse
and Miss Morse sailed yesterday on the
Arabic. They will visit Scotland. France
and Holland returning September q Dur
ing Dr. Morse's absence his pulpit will be
filed by the Rev. George X. Stair.
! Mr. and Mrs. Sterling s. Beardsley are
among the recent arrivals at the Oriental,
Manhattan Beach.
| Among the Brooklyn people now at the
Manhattan, Manhattan Beach. are Mrs.
! Sara u. Kingsley, who has with her Mr..
and Mrs Kingsley Swan Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen NJ Griswold Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Berri and General Benjamin f. Tracy
| Mr. and Mrs. Frederick De Mund Mac
| Kay had as their guests over the last
week end at their Shelter Island cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Horwill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Renwick NJ. Speers and
| Miss Miriam Speers are at the Old Fort
Inn, Kennebunkport. Me. Mr.. and Mrs
Gilbert Browning (Marjorie Speers) are
visiting the George II. Couttses. at End
| ciffe.
Mr. and Mrs. James II. Jordan and Miss
Helen Jordan. who have been motoring for