New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-05
Members Of Society, Scattered Here and
There in Country Homes and FASH
selves with GustO TO Cut.of-
Doors Arnusements.

Margaret Chapman. Marion and AIDE
laldc Barclay. Clarissa Petit, Frleda
and Adrienne Kenyon. Stewart Price,
Clinton Rossiter. jr.. Douglas Kenyon,
Edward Twitcnell Nelson Kenyon. Han
ford Twitchell and Ralph Hinchman.
The Atlantic Yacht Club AZ Sea Gate
was the scene on Wednesday evening
Of a Colonial bal. which aDOunded IN
picturesque costumes. Mrs. Irving
Twombly captured the first prize, at
tired as Colonial belle IN gown Of
yclloWed satin that appeared TO be an
antique. with powdered wig and beauty
patches. Alva NickersOn. "a colonel.
IN blue velvet and gold lace. was Judged
worthy of the first prize for men. To
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick l.. Durland.
dressed respectively as Mother Shipton
and patch clown. went the two prizes
for the most unusual costumes.
A Few noticed among those present
we're Mr. and Mrs Frank l.. Prentiss,
Miss Prentiss. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Vernon. Miss Vivian Vernon, Wesley ;.
Block. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred ?. Hanan,
Judge and Mrs. Weeks. Mr. and Mrs.
Edward L. Graef. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Middleton and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Jones.
Tomorrow evening -here is TO be
dinner dance at the clubhouse. fest-
ure OF Yesterdays celebration was the
tablcau The Birth Of the American
Flag" The participants we're Mrs. j.
Stuart Blackton. Charles NJ. Llndlcy'
Miss Jewel Hilburn. Miss Berry, Hi
burn. Irving D. Burdics and W. H.
House.
Miss Rita Ritch. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Rltch. was quietly
married 20 Stanley Willard CreGo
Tuesday morning at the home Of her
parents. 49S Macon 81. The Rev. koO-
ert Rogers. of the Church OF the Good
Shepherd. oficsted.
The bride. who j. a graduate o.
Packer. was Cowned IN white emoro'-
dered wolfe and satin. There were no
bridal attendants.
Mr.. Gregg is the son % Mr.. and
Mrs Charles :. Gregg. of Clsverack,
y. Y.
Mrs. Lucie Clarke Stretch was mar
RED 10 John Henry Bolce. o. Bay
Ridge. TUESDAY afternoon IN Louis
Vile. XIV. al the home OF her parents
Nr. and Mrs George Milton Clar6e-
Miss Dorothy Stretch attended her
mother and Harry r. Boice was best
man for his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boice viii sail Tues
dav on rho Natcrlaud. and arc 20 sncnd
July and Angus, motoring on the Con
tinent. After October 10 they VIII be
al home at s3ll Ridge Boulevard.
The wedding of Miss Edith Hatha-
way Andrews. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. William Westovsr Andrews. and
James Eakins Gray took place Tues
dav evening al the home OF the brides
parents. 65 Jefferson az. The house
was decorated with daisies and ferns.
The bride wore gown or white
satin and chiffon, trimmed with lace
ard a tulle veil. Her bouquet was
shower Of lilies-of-the-yalley and
bride roses. Miss Grace Andrews was
her sisters maid OF honor. IN frocE
Of white net with blue Girdie. and
another sister. Miss Beatrice Andrews.
and Miss Rose Gray, sister o. the
bridegroom. were bridesmaids. gowned
in yellow chiffon. They carried pink
roses.
The best man was John G. Gray.
and the ushers we're Wilton J. Gates
and Charles Andrews.
Judge Norman s. Dixie sailed on the
Aouitania Wednesday, He is 20 be
absent about six weeks, spending ms
time in France and Switzerland.
Other Brooklyn people who have
gone abroad within the last week or
ten days are Mrs Edgar F. Lucken-
bach. william Cary Sanger, IT., who
is % Join MS parents IN London; Miss
Edith Merrill. Miss Blanche Forker,
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Underwood, Miss
Underwood. Miss Florence Chauncey,
Miss Mary Louise Chauncey. Miss Alice
Allen. OF Packer. who IS cnaperonlnE
me Misses Edith McCabe, Dorothy
Swan and Mary Moneypenny, members
o. this years class, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward W. Bassett.
Among the Brooklyn people in Paris
last week we're Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Lewis Steenken Marie StohlmanJ,
who are on their honeymoon; Mrs.
Joseph Dunn Burrell, Miss Monica
Burrell. Miss Constance Haviland, Mr..
and Mrs Ludwig Nisson, Mrs. Frank
s. Jones Colonel william Y. Hester
and Herbert f. Gunnison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mirabeau L. Towns
and Miss Florence Towns VIII spend
July a. Saratoga Springs.
Mrs. James Guthrie Shaw and the
Misses Shaw have left Sea Gate for
DogwOOd Camp, Buck Hill Falls, Penn.
Mrs.. John T.. Tousey and Miss Bessie
Tousey are at the fuller Hotel, Rich
field Springs, y. Y.
Mrs. Robert II. Turtle has left New
port for the Poland Spring House,
South Poland Me.