New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-07
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and An
nounCementS.

IlNOltSSIiiS'isS'
The last strain OF the bridal chorus died
away with June and not even the attrac-
ton Of a late wedding remains to Keep
society longer in town. The city Is In
more marked state of desertion now than
IL will be in a month hence, for about Au-
gust | there is a shifting from seashore
TO mountains, or vice versa. which brings
people into town for a few days Although
the country clubs are all in fun swing,
there is as yet little entertaining among
individuals There are always many
changes in the personnel Of a cottage
colony. and hostesses are likely to wait for
a better acquaintance with their new
neighbors before issuing invitations.
What has turned out TO be distinct
Brooklyn colony is Bellport, Long Island.
Among the cottagers this year are many
young married people. including Mr.. and
Mrs Bayard Sands Litchfeld, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Carleton Cranberry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolph Goepel, Mr.. and Mrs Raymond
E. STREET., Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Good
win and Mr.. and Mrs. George Holt Hen
shaw. They are all of the same set on the
Heights, and naturally much friendly in
tercourse may he expected among them.
MIS-. LltCNNelO ndu dITdISeu ldINS
dress party for last evening, TO which the
younger set had gleefuly looked forward
Early in the week Mrs. Henshaw gave
tea for Mrs. Ltchfed, who is new
conner to the colony, having spent her two
previous summers in this country in Con-
necticut. Ii will be remembered that she
was formerly Miss Berg, of England. Mr..
and Mrs. Percy r. Gray are occupying
their new place which they built last year,
Mrs. Frank Day futile and her two little
sons. who were at the Goldwathe Inn.
went last week to Oak Bluffs, Marthas
Vineyard where they will spend July.
From Walpole ~ H., came word last
week of the approaching wedding of Miss
Rebecca Lane Hooper. daughter Of Pro-
fessor and Mrs Franklin w Hooper. She
is TO be married to William II. Eastman,
OF Manhattan, on Saturday, July q, at the
country home of her parents, al Walpole.
Miss Hooper was graduated from Radcliffe
In 1900, and is president Of the Womans
University Club of Manhattan She is
widely known through her plays for anna
tours. which she not only wrote but pro
duced. and in which she frequently took
part. Some Of her most conspicuous sue
cesses were Alice in Observation-Disclosures
T, ued," Miss Muffett's Birthday Party"
| THE Scrub Lady" The Wildness of Mr..
Peters" and THE Green Sign
The Rev. and Mrs. Waldo Adams Amos
expected to sail for home yesterday by
the Lusitania- Mrs Adams, before her
| marriage on June q, at Innsbruck, Aus
tra. was Miss Florence Knapp daughter
| OF Mrs. Halsey Knapp, of President street.
| The wedding took place in the Evangelical
! Church, the Rev. Arnold Ahrenfenig Of
ficiating. Acting as witnesses were the
Rev E. Lestrang Fawcett. the English
| chaplain in Innsbruck. and Alois Marg-
staler. the British vice consul. The Rev
Mr.. Adams is assistant pastor at the Church
of the Holy Trinity.
AS usual. there will be large Brooklyn
contingent at Shelter Island Among the
recent arrivals are Mrs. Frederick
Schroeder and her daughter Mrs. Alfred J.
Boulton, MIR. and Mrs. Frederick De Mund
| Mckay, Mrs. Samuel Jones, Mrs Willard
H. Plat and DR.. and Mrs. George F.
Little Other Brooklyn people in the
| colony are Mrs. John Francis and her
son-in-law and daughter, DIR. and Mrs.
William Harrison Price; Mrs. Orrs King
Eldredge Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Eldredge.
Mr. and Mrs Darwin r. Adridge and Mr..
and Mrs Charles Lewis Morse.
| Announcement Is made OF the engage
ment of Miss Grace Mae Newton and
William T. Stewart, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| William Stewart, OF No. 1875 Prospect Park
West Miss Newton is the daughter OF
Joseph Newton, of No. IA Revere place,
and sister Of Mrs. Leon Cooley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard D. Mol. Of No. 16O
stratford road, Flatbush. announce the
| engagement Of their daughter, Miss Marion
Mol. TO Thomas Alexander Money Har-
nett, Of Orange and Allenhurst n. ]. Miss
! Moll is a sister Of Mrs. jeremiah Hutchin-
son Follansbee.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Katherine Marguerite Milham, daughter
OF Mrs. Charlotte VI. Milham, of No. 81
St James Place, and r. Berton Houk, OF
Owego " Y. Mr.. Houk was graduated
, from Pratt Institute this spring
OF interest in this borough. where Mr.
and Mrs. William Holmes lived until
year ago, is the announcement of the en-
gagement OF their daughter Miss Janet
Holmes. to George Humphreys Dorman
Of Salisbury, Nd. where they have made
their home since leaving Brooklyn.
Mrs. Grace wilkins Robson and Edward
z. Stoughton were quietly married Tues
day in the Episcopal Church at Riverdale,
| ~ Y, by the Rev. Or. G.. A. Christensen.
Mr.. Stoughton and his daughter, Miss
Edna Gtouphton formerly lived at No. 1854
Washington avenue, but will now make
their home at the Chatillon. No. 2l4 River
side Drive. The wedding Of Miss Slough
ton and Hugh Conover, of New Jersey,
will probably take place early in the fall.
| Mrs. Albert Ardiss Higgins before her
wedding at Delmonico's on June was
| Miss Beatrice Follmer, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles ]. Folmer, OF No. Sl2
| Riverside Drive. Her attendants were
Miss Louise Higgins, who acted as maid
of honor Miss Marjorie d. Simpson, Of
| Montclair, and Miss Edith r. Fuller, who
we're present as bridesmaids. Miss Mil
dred Higgins, who attended as flower girl,
and Charles J. Folmer, who served as
page Mr.. Higgins is the son OF Mr. and
Mrs. William Ardss Higgins, of No. na
Dean street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Finch Lockwood
have returned from their wedding trip
and are with Mrs. Hustled Lockwood In
Hackensack, n. J. They will remain there
until the middle of August, when they
will pay Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse l. Hopkins
a visit at Westhampton Beach. Long
Island. Mrs Lockwood was Miss Bessie
Marie Hopkins before her marriage on