New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Election Day looms more largely than
anything else on the programme OF society
for the week opening to-day. ana will. as
usual. be made the occasion Of . popular
holiday. which will De to a great extent
spent out CT town. Many country house
parties have been arranged for the day and
at most CT the country clubs sports have
been organized. Among the features OF
this character will be the meeting Of the
United Hunts Racing Association on the
track just opposite Belmont Park, with Au
gust Belmont. L. c. La Montague and
Westmoreland Davis as stewards and. \.
Butler Duncan SIS Judge. In the afternoon
and evening al the clubs IN town will be
thronged TO hear the election returns.
Next Sunday tie new president and new
board OF directors OF the National Horse
Show Association viii give the customary
horse show luncheon in Madison Square
Garden. preparatory to the opening Of the
exhibition on the following morning. Alfred
C. Vanderbilt as president viii occupy tho
chair. ana among his fellow directors are
Frederick NJ Davies. Joseph ". Hartman,
Reginald c. Vanderbilt and stnle wen
known horssnnen and stud farm owners Of
Louisville. Chicago, Virginia and Penasyl-
vania, who have been eIec.ed 20 The board
10 emphasize the fact that the show is
national rather than purely local exhiai-
tion.
Arriving from Europe this week are Mrs.
John Adair. who Will spend some weeks in
New Yorl, before going 70 her ranch in
Texas; 41r. and Mrs. Frederick Freling-
huysan. Mrs William p Douglas and Mrs.
Henry Clews-
Among the weddings OF the week is that
of Miss Corinne Douglas Robinson and
State Senator Joseph Alsop. oT Hartford
on Thursday, a. the home Of the bfl1e
brotl.er. Theodore Douglas Robinson
No 80 Park avenue II viii be very
quiet wedding. owing to mourning IN thS
brides family. There viii be no bridesmaids
or uyhels John Alsop win act as his o''tn-
er's best man. Miss Robinson parents
Mr. and Mrs Douglas Robinson, and tneH
son. Monroe d Robinson. viii san Iof Eu-
rope on December !.
On Wednesday Miss olive Schey. dauEh-
ter of Mr. and Mis- William T. Schley. will
be married to William Moore Sheckf~rd IN
St bartholomew Church. The brioe VIII
be attended by her sister-in-law. Mrs.
Reeve SchIey her cousin. Mrs. Max I~hr.
formerly Miss Evelyn Schley. Miss Mar
garet IIubbell and Miss Anna Shackicrd
Lieutenant Chauncey Shackford, u. = N
will be the best man. and Lawrence Situe'
Gardner Perry. Reeve Schloy. Augustus
SkiIlln. Benjamin Hotchkiss, AiHulu
L'Homrlcdicu and Morris II. Nuii1F ~
ushers. The ceremony wiz DC Peft"4i'iVu -
The Rev DR.. leighton Parks, ana 't1s.s
ton viii follow At me home o. 'He
parents. in West a2d street.
Miss Maria de Acosta's weu"'is -,
drew Roheson Sargent IS sci lo' 80,
at the Madison avenue nome %
mother. Mrs Ricardo de ANoS''-' '''
ceremony viii be perioTme' -. ",'us'R"''
..a,ta ~. bride viii bc attended by her
two sisters. Miss Angela an" Miss Nefce~'@s
a. ,,osta. Charles .. Sargent. tr viii be
his brotner's best man.
With the consent OF Bishop David H.
Greer. the marriage OF Mrs. Glen Collins,
formerly Miss Nathalie Scnenck. and Will
lam Laiubeer took place yesterday at noon
In The Church of tLe Ascension, the cere-
rlouy being performed by the Rev. Percy
Sticl,ney Grant. There were no bridal al
tendants CT ushers, and the only persons
present were the brides little boy by her
torIaer marriage, her mother. Mrs- spots
wood D. SchsnclE: her two urcles. Matthew
ana George Morgan: Joseph AleCo-In.ek
and George W. Hatfield. Matthew Morgan
gave away the bride. who was dressed u
frocg OF dark blue salin crepe de chine.
,.s,or,ss ,aritb hands OF duh pink velvet.