New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04
Atlantic Yacht Club
Gives Two Plays

Everybody is supposed to be out Of
! town over the Fourth, but the enter
/ tainment committee Of the suburban
/ clubs must have known of few indi-
viduals who are not going, TO judge
! from the provision made for their di-
/ version over the weekend Activities
began last night ut :he Atlantic Yacht
| Club with a special performance of W.
| S. Gilbert's "Sweethearts" and Ros-
tand's "Romancers.' There will be
something going on all day tomorrow,
| the afternoon being given over TO base
ball and motor boat racing, while in the
/ evening there will be dinner dance
/ and fireworks.
/ At the Marine and Field Club yester-
/ day afternoon there was a bridge tour
nament for women and in the evening
! dinner dance. and n special dinner and
/ dance will be given tomorrow in cele-
/ bration of the holiday. At the Cres-
cents country house, on the Shore
Road, an unusually large gathering was
/ expected for the Saturday dinner dance.
Monday afternoon Ehe New York Ath
! letic Club nine will meet the Crescents,
! and at cricket the home team will be
opposed by the Bensonhurst club.
Next Saturday evening there will he
n special dance at the Atlantic Yacht
Club. II is scheduled as the "All-Amer-
| lean Dance" and the guests are ex-
pected to attend as noted characters in
! the history of our country. Prizes VIII
| be given for the best representations.
Rehearsals for the big minstrel show
which is TO be given during the race
week in August are TO begin next week.
/ Club members and their guests are IN
! debted for the entertainment this season
| to Edgar F. Luckenbach, Lloyd Bing-
ham, c. Wallace Van Nostrand, Marx
/ Reardon. jr., Wilfrid North, W. D..
/ Hutcheon and Francis A. Weismann,
/ chairman of the committee.
/ As extensive Improvements are 10 be
made at the Knickerbocker Field Club,
in Flatbush, the last dance of the sea
son took place on Wednesday evening.
Despite the downpour on that evening
there were present about 100 guests
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burt Greenman
announce the engagement OF their
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Greenman, to
/ Charles Davies Brewer, son of Mr. and
Mrs John Brewer, Of Forest Hills, Long
island. Miss Greenman is spending the
summer at Bellport, Long Island, with
her parents. whose town house is at 938
President Street. Mr.. Brewer was grad
uated from Harvard in 1909.
Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Dorothy Matthews to
Alexander Holley Searle, son OF Mrs.
William s. Searle, of 24l Fenimore
Street. F1atbush. Miss Alice Searle,
the miniature painter, is his sister.
Miss Matthews is the daughter OF the
late William Mark Matthews. OF 10 Ar
gvle Road. and on her mothers side is
descended from the old Martense lam
4 ily of Flatbush.
Mrs. Herbert Scoville, who is spend
ing the summer at Chapinville, Conn,
will he hostess tomorrow afternoon at
a large reception. Mrs. Scoville Is the
daughter of Mrs. Cornelius Zaoriskle,
who is at present her guest.
There is quite little Brooklyn col,
onv at New Canaan just now. MI ana
Mrs. John Taylor Arms lDorothy
Noyes). who are spending the summer ne,
there. had as their guests last week Nj
and Mrs. Rushmore Shope Marguerite
Kellogg. Mr.. and Mrs. ADRIAN van
Sinderen dean White, who rented
tho clubhouse. Mr.. and Mrs. John mn
Morgan were the guests recently OF MI
and Mrs. william II. Cary, at rep
peridge Farm. Mr. and Mrs. william
Howard Wood opened their cottage
there last week
Miss Irene McGoldrlck. daughter, Of
Mrs. Lawrence McGoldrck, OF 20 = I'M
ton Avenue, was married to henLy
Vaughan Wednesday morning IN the
Church OF the Sacred Heart Mon
signor Edward J. McGoldrick, me
brides uncle. perforr'ed the ceremony
assisted by Monsignor James >. Co6m.
The bride was given in marriage ~
her brother, DR.. Thomas. A. Mcuoiu-
rick. She wore gown OF IVORY sd'.'.'
with a long embroidered train, anu "H
overskirt Of handmade lace. her WI
was Of tulle and lace and she caIIleu
lilies valley and whi'e ",
peas. The bridesmaids were n,oS
Marie McGoldrck and Miss Ftah ue',
Vaughan. They wore frocKs 0I S 49,
mink taffeta and tulla end tuIle ha''
and carried American Beauty roses.
The hest man was George Brennan
and serving as ushers were Char.eS
Vsucban. Peter McGoidrick, George
Reilly and Edward Cassln.
Miss Ruth Lewis, daughter Ct Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice T. Lewis, enc ana
member Of this years class at P I1m1.
was married to c. stuart HalIef
Wednesday evening ct the h9me OF
her parents, 4O4 Fifty.ftth stree
Raw Ride. The Rev William J. Nc
The brides gown was of white
Georgette crepe trimmed with pearls;
She wore a tulle veil and carried
iilies.of-the-valley and white sweet
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