New-York tribune., 1906-11-04

Most OF those who still at their country houses
will come into town. and throughout the greater
part Of the week Madison Square Garden will be
the favorits rendezvous of the modish world.
OF course the principal feature of the programme
for the week opening to-day IS the election on
Tuesday. which ia exciting extraordinary amount
OF interest even among the most frivolous. 1t is
difficult 20 recall any Governorship election where
the interest has been pronounced and which
has given rise to much excitement IN society
and all the leading clubs including the Union the
Knickerbocker the Calumet, the Racquet the
Brooklyn and the University. have made special
arrangements 10 receive early returns of the votes
and will be in consequence thereof the scene OF
great animation in the evening. Along with the
election will come the exhibition of TOW dogs
at the Waldorf-Astoria, organized by the Tow
Spaniel Club OF America II opens on Tuesday
and will continue until Wednesday evening vany
women OF the fashionable set are among the sx-
hibitors. There will also be the annual horse show
Of East Orange. the ninth OF the series which
opens tomorrow at the Riding and Driving Club
or East Orange. and which will serve as an at
traction TO all those members OF New York So
ciety who have country houses in that norton Of
New Jersey. Then. Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday. there will be the great chrysanthenum
! show at the American Institute. In West 4ith
street This is always popular exhibition es-
pecially with what Is known as the Ienox SET tho
members OF which devote much money and atten-
ton TO the cultivation of this beautiful flower
Wednesday will witness the marriage OF Miss
Louise Noel. daughter of Mrs. August Noel. to
William Armstrong Greer. OF Coadiutor Bisbon
David Greer. who win perform the ceremony AZ
the Washington Square house of the brides sister
Mrs. Herbert Johnston. Miss Noel Johnston will
be her aunt's only bridal attendant. Lawrence
Greer will be his brothers best man, and MoItoD
S. Berger. Arthur G. Jackson Warren s Crane
August and Louis Noel and Thomas s. McIara
the ushers
Grace Church. on the same afternoon. will he
the scene OF the wedding of Miss Annie Bernhard
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Robinson Benkard
and granddaughter OF the late James Bernhard 70
Joseph c. Corbett. OF the late Colonel Corbett
OF Longmore Hall. Shropshire. England; while AZ
ST. Thomass Miss Addie Boyd daughter OF VIII
lam a Boyd OF East 18th street will be married
to George Homer Tower. Then. on Thursday fol
lows the marriage Of Miss Clara Bradford dausb
ter OF Theodore Dwight Bradford. TO Dwight HINT
ington Day. the home OF the brides mother in
4sth street.
Miss Constance Pratt. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Dallas Bache Pratt. will be the maid OF honor Of
Miss Emily Foster. daughter OF Albert E Foster
on the occasion Of her marriage TO Kenelrn
winsIow. son OF Mr.. and Mrs Francis Dana
winslow. Of East 10th street. at the Church OF
the Heavenly Rest December l. Miss Dor
othy Roosevelt. Miss Gertrude Greene Miss Cecil,r
Sheldon and Miss Deborah Brock will be the brides
maids and Chalmers Wood. John Auerbach and
Fenwick Bcekman the ushers.
Mr. and Mrs j. Pierpont Morgan and Miss Anne
Morgan have returned 10 town for the winter from
their country place at Highland Falls. and are at
their house In Madison avenue for the winter Mr.
Morgan is constructing house for his daugh-
ter Mrs. Herbert Satterlee. next 10 his library
building. and when she moves into II In the sprine
her present house will be torn down and It's site
converted by Mr.. Morgan into Italian garden.
Among the marriages OF the last week which
have excited the most interest the totally un-
expected wedding OF Miss Eloise Breese 70 Adam
Gordon Norrts at ST. Mary's Church Tuxedo. on
Wednesday II was not even known that an en-
gagement had existed. and considerable confusion
was caused by the fact that the bridegroom was
oonfounded with his distant cousin and namesake
Adam Gordon Norrie. who married 20 Miss