New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-06
NETWORK SOCIETY.

What with Election Day Tuesday. the sale Of
the boxes for the Horse Show Madison Square
Garden on Thursday. numerous weddings and the
return the city of many well known people from
their country places and from Europe. the week
bids fair be busy one. from a social point OF
view Election Day will be spent by the fashionable
set to q great extent out of town, even those
who come into New-York from the country to vote
will return Immediately after having fulfilled their
civic duties to take part in the numerous open air
entertainments and sports of kind and another
that have been arranged for Tuesday. These IN
clude meet Of the westchester Hunt, preceded by
a hunt breakfast at Allendale Farm. Howard Pot
ters country place in Westchester: breakfast and
Of the Meadow Brook Hunt at Wheatley. Mr..
and Mrs z. D Morgan's country seat on Long
Island and a polo match at the Whippany River
Club. at Morristown. N ]. On Wednesday morn
ing al! the week end and Election Day house par
ties IN progress will break up. and people will
return town. At least a dozen weddings
scheduled for that day.
Among those whose marriages are for
Wednesday Miss Gladys Robinson, daughter of
James A Robinson and James + Martin, jr. The
ceremony at the Church OF the Heavenly Rest will
be followed by Il small reception at Sherrys. Mrs.
James Greame Of Washington. will be her sisters
principal bridal attendant, while the TWO little
daughters of Mrs E. Bramhan Gilbert will oficiate
flower girls. Alonzo Clark Robinson, Russell
and Joseph Grace Edward Fisher and Gouverneur
Morris will be the ushers
On the same day All Souls Church. in Madison
and sixtvsixth-st.. will be the scene of the
marriage OF Miss Judith Adams to Edmund c. Con
verse, jr.. while All Angels Church, West Emf
and Eighty -frst-st. Miss Adele Sturgis Mason.
daughter o: the late Eberezer Sturgis Mason. will
be married Henry Spauldins Schley, son or Dr.
and Mrs James Montfort Schley, of No. 62S Fifth
ave. The wedding will be followed by reception
at the Hotel Marie Antoinette. r. Raymond LET
ferts 1r. Edward and William H. Hall. jr.. J.
Nelson Shreve, Arthur b. Toan and s. Barclay
Lattimer will be the ushers and ]. Frederick Hahn
the best man. while the bridal attendants will be
Mrs F. c. Rupert Miss Charlotte Dennis and Miss
Daisy stedman. with Miss Alice McFadden, of
Philadelphia. and Miss Lucy Thompson or ST.
Louis.
Other marriages Wednesday will include that
of Miss Ann de Wolfe Gibson sister of Charles
Dana Gibson. to DIR. Alfred p. Hopkins which
takes place at st. Georges Church. Flushing Long
Island and for which, large number of invitations
have been issued that OF Miss Anne Elliott. daugh-
ter OF the late George Elliott. to Charles Luther
Burnham. at the brides home. in East Fifty
seventh-st Miss Molly Elliott and Miss Lucille
Bacon acting as bridesmaids: and that of Miss
Clara Byron and Henry Forbes McCreery at the
Church OF Our Lady OF Sorrows. at South Orange
y. j.
John Y. Walker whose marriage 20 Miss Mabel
Burke takes place Thursday at Orange N j.
gave his farewell bachelor dinner last night at the
Racquet Club. Arthur p. Ripley, E Norton Bev-
erley Bogert, Howard Slade. Howard Gillette Ran
dolph s. Walker. Seavey Battelle and Robert B.
Wrenn were among his guests.
Another farewell bachelor dinner which took
place last night that OF Arthur NJ. Peck who
is TO marry Miss Ella Knowlton, and who enter
tanned his ushers and best at Delmonico's
The party included W. Scott Cameron Robert and
Alfred Maclay. ". Sterling Peters. Julian Gerard
n !. Riker, ]. 8. Barclay, Julian Robbins, G.
Trowbridge Honister. Paul Kennedy. Edward Van
v-alNu-, nd
haus,
Mr. and Mrs Walter S Gurnee. who have
fingered Bar Harbor until now. return to town
this week for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Watson. jr sail for Eu-
rope on Thursday. and will spend the winter
abroad
Mrs Helen Morton starts soon for Europe and
will spend the winter in the south of France 1t Is
possible that Mr. and Mrs. Levi p. Morton her
parents may likewise decide to spend the winter
abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. HOLSTER have left Islp
Long Island. and have arrived In town for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Hastings. who have been
abroad for about three months. their way
across the ocean. and will reach New-York this
week. on their arrival they will go 10 their nlacs
Long Island before coming into town for the
Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt likewise arrive
in town this week from Newport FOR the season
Mr.. and Mrs Charles b. Alexander who are stf1
at Tuxedo move into town at the end OF the week
and will occupy the MsrQuand house I'm Masi.op
ave. which they have taken for the ason as IN,
extensive alterations TO which their own housa 4,
Fifty-eishfhst. is being subjected have nor va,
been completed. Mrs. Alexander will have charge
this season of the dancing class which meets In r.
ladies annex of the Metropolitan Club and which
10 ior young people not yet out The other ma
tronesses are Mrs- Richard Mortimer. Mrs ChsrIs,
H. Coster' Mrs Benjamin Welles and Mr.. Gustav