New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-07
RELATING TO SOCIETY.

The country vas glorious vss;erday- = ~as 80
first perfect autumn day. and every ore WHO could.
as soOa votes V@-e cast. 9o- Out - tow Many
in The fasaiorahle world hold citizenship II -ths-
places than New-York. ard these went 70 -1e.t
legal residences 10 vote. yet the-e Te-@ r-z-y
who remained 20 hea- me results Election aI-z-
at the different Fifth Avenue clubs e IRE % ,se
election parry At tn xI..rkers5ocl.er. za.-e ~.
Ieenng las been strong. al Re ZION az tne rsI-
members John IS Naekay gave ~ e,sciion az
wires and srrargsTr1-t, - a..t,t-..
,slephone we're made thro-lsout 3 TO-. ~.
and well known people in tne nodIsh word ze-s
duiness Of midsummer.
There were house parties everyxAsrs 7urs4o
had most attractive orog-arnn1- an ae4,fs- To-
MS and golf. there many dinners II The even
ing James Henry Smith VIZ has been or= =
Ne hoSts o. Tuxedo md a.a2nE his Esss-s ai- and
VI :<pT II Do X Whi'@t1.se - ienas-zac
son and Mr- and Mrs. Poor also e1-er,atasd a.
thA an7r.sf q.sa-I..t-s+ 80 -.--- .
grounds Of The Meadow Book Club and - v'.ca
an account s given else~he-e-
Newport welcomed a number q is co,,zze-s zAo
went there for ths purpose % voting Aun5aE hess
King and Eewis 'sT Yc 525a j. NJ EysF - Es73
French and Miss French returned 20 Sex10-- On
Monday. after visit 20 Tuxedo
To-day VIII be one Of weddings The friends q
Miss Elise Hegemeu Depew St-arg - PeekskII
and David Andre rEsperance r. zII = - tnat
couple As Miss s,ranr is a r.sce - se-sf5s
oHaLnceN MitcheH Depew. she Eas visited II -rT1
. NUMBER o: times and she has number q
friends A. the Church Of the Ascension Mss My
and Heinrich Meyn viII be married. T-e-z aGf
but TIRE reCerrfH- a5if r 1z-,s1 sf5- -
jamin and Henry II. Roge-s il VIII Be marrs4e zt
Ja iHs: Protes'snt Episcopal ChGrch Ms L.a7
Adcie Johnson. the dAEghier - Nr and N-s -
r. al
large. Welding soll9wed y reception - -
Among the men in town yesterday who c.=s -
to vote were G. G. Haven from Lenox, C---s..-z
Wells and Hggh D. Az h;ncloss from II H7t
Mr. and Mrs. W AIIstou Flagg OF Mo--s=-7v-. vi
TO town for the winter after Thz-ksztr5-z
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H McCurGy O.. Morris Plans
Twelfth-st house
There was golf yesterday ar Artzlev and a. Bal
tusroI- There will be a large cor-irzer- ~ zzlf
PLAYERS who will GO 20 PAtiaaa.lpa-s ms we-s -
part in the matches recently az Balrsro ar amor:
the players
Charles R. Flint gave mems dinner A. his none
No. East Thirty-sixth-sc.. last night Ire table
was decorated with quantities q Roosevelt, piHa=-
Mr. Flints sixteen guests included Andrew Car
negie G. F Brooke Of The RegEs--.e- Na-i7-4I
committee Robert Bacon Senator Cl-Ur-ey "
Depew. Frederick Strauss, Samuel P cox. Z
Providence. r. l. Valentine P Snyder James -
Gardiner, William. NJ. Wood. r l. Coleman. 2 H
Warner, Trenor L Park, Dumonr Clarke NIt--ses
P. Grace and Thomas Ryan During --e evening
the election returns were received
Herbert Livingston satterles VIII be entertained
few days before his marriage 20 Miss Louise
Morgan by tn officers OF the Nava4 Militia a. The
University Club
Mrs. Astor has resumed her informal SUNDAY
afternoon "at homes for the season
Mrs. Arthur Murray Dodge. who : srtu 4;
Wheatogue. Conn. will return 70 town f1- tbs
season about the middle OF the month.
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish viii entertain a. dinner
tomorrow evening az the waldorf-Astoria.
The Strolers will give OF their at the
Waldorf-Astoria Friday afternoon Among
those who have consented TO chaperon5
for the occasion Mrs. c. Oliver Iselin Mrs
Adolf Ladenburg. Mrs. ]. Lee Taller Mrs George
De Forest. Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,. Mrs.
Lloyd Bryce and Mrs. Hermann Oelrtchs- The
StrOlers will begin next week the rehearsals q
the play which they propose 10 produce in De-
cember.