New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Election Day on Tuesday will have the effect OF
proIonging the large number Of week end parties in
rrograss to-day at the various country houses IN
the neighborhood of New-York, as we'll as at Lenox
and at Newport until Wednesday next TuXedos
most successful ball last Friday will be followed
nv a dance at the Meadow Brook Club Tomorrow
evening and entertainments will be given IN con-
nectiou herewith by most Of the members Of the
colony a. Meadow Brook where on Tuesday the
annual steepIechase will be held. On Tuesday the
third annual exhibition Of the Ladies' Kennel Asso-
citation Of America will open at Madison Square Gar
den The affair promises to be a great success. as
more than seventeen hundred dogs representing the
most famous kennels OF the country from New-York
to San Francisco and from Boston to New-Orleans,
are 70 be shown. Many of the men belonging TO
the fashionable set will vote on Election Day at
their country places. while those who are regis
tered in the city and comprised in the country
house parties in progress. will come back to
town TO cast their votes. and then return to the
country again. There seems to be very general
5tsnosition on the part of the men TO fulfil their
civic duties on this occasion. and more interest IS
displayed in cIubland concerning the outcome OF
the election in any ether municipal contest in
recent years
A number of dinners and lUncheons are being
given in a quiet way for Miss May Goelet and her
fance the Duke Of Roxburghe. Miss Goelets aunt.
Mrs NJ Orrne Wilson. gives dinner in their honor
on Tuesday at her new house. IN East Sixty
fourth-st
Mr. and Mrs Samuel W. FalrchfId have issued
invitations for tire marriage OF their daughter. Miss
Edith Eiwood Fairchild to William Reed Kirkland
at their house. East Fifty-sixth-st. November
49, Only relatives will attend the ceremony. which
IS to be performed by the Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ.
Stres but there will be big reception afterward.
Miss Constance Fairchild will be her sisters maid
Of honor and only attendant She will be arrayed
IN frock of light blue crepe de chine with a blue
picture hat trimmed with blue feathers while the
brides white satin dress will be trimmed with some
I ,,ofv,4 xvlff Ia vail baa
for several generations IN the bridegrooms family.
| Hugh Kirkland is to be his brothers best man.
| while Thomas C. Havens Howard VI. Kirkland and
B Tappen Fairchild are to be the ushers.
Louis l.. White. whose marriage TO Miss Julia
! Jerome Fanshawe takes place November Il at
Trinity Chapel gave his farewell bachelor dinner
last night at Delmonico's Ills guests included Guy
Fairfax Cary. who will be his best man; Leighton
Fanshawe. Harry Peters. Robert Walton Goelet.
Edmund Marvin J. S. Morris and Austen Gray.
Mr. and Mrs Henry =. Dimock have returned to
town from their country place. at South Coventry.
Conn. snd at their house, in East Sixtieth-st.
for the season
DR. and Mrs. Willard Parker have likewise ar
rived In New-York from their summer home IN
connecticut and at their house in West Ninth
st for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. weatl.erbee and the Misses
Weatherbee have arrived in town for the season
from Mamaroneck and are at their house In Mad
isOn-ave.
Henry Pierrepont Perry, who has spent some
eighteen months in triT round the world in
search or big game In the remote portions OF China.
Cochin-China. Northern India and CeyIon returned
home yesterday on board the Philadelphia. and