New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-30
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Eyes have been turned skyward TO such
an extent during the last few days as re-
suit of the aviation tournament at Belmont
PsrI, that il is Just as we'll that society
sbouId enjoy few days of comparative
rest and reaccustom itself to looking at
things OF terra firma before the second
week in November. which brings with IT
Election Day the postponed autumn ball
at Tuxedo and that great national horse
show at Madison Square Garden, which
marks the inauguration of the New York
season.
As usual Election Day will be made the
occa sion Of much hospitality at the varl-
ous Fifth avenue clubs, which will keep
open house at night for the receipt OF the
returns, while earlier in the day the United
Hunt Association will hold its annual fall
meeting at Belmont Park, the programme
consisting mssnIy Of steepIechases. with
also a couple of fiat races for hacks and
hunters and one for officers OF the United
states army As this will practically be
the only thing in the shape of horseracing
at Belmont Park this fall. a large attend
ance may he expected and many house
parties will be given Long Island in
connection with the affair.
On the following Thursday the Long ISL
and set will reassembIe for another steeple-
chase meeting OF a more private character
organized by w Gould BrOkaw on his
country place at Great Neck on Friday
night comes the Tuxedo ball. while on sat
lIrday the horse show opens its doors.
Grace Church Will be the scene of sew
eraI weddings OF note this week Bishop
David H. Greer will officiate there on Tues
day at the marriage If Miss Janet de Kay,
daughter of the late Sidney de nay, to
William Simpson Sloan, son of Mrs Will
lam s Sloan, n grandson of the late Sam
ueI Sloan, and a graduate of Yale. 'O9.
Miss Helen Sloan Miss Ella Llndley. Miss
Elizabeth Van Cleef Jones. Miss Edith
Clark and Miss Helen Palmer are the
bridal attendants. Samuel Sloan. I'd. will
he his brothers best man. and the ushers
include james c. AuchincIoss. oscar NJ.
Weston. Glider de Kay. Harold G. Hender-
son GeralG Mygatt and Nathaniel Eggle-
ston. There will be no reception, and
shortly after the wedding the newly mar
red couple will leave for Paris where they
Will spend the next two years. so as 10 en-
able the bridegroom to terminate his stud
les In architecture at the National EcOle
des Beaux Arts
Miss Constance Pratt's marriage to
Walter Kingsley Stillman takes place on
the following afternoon, also in Grace
Church. Miss Beatrice Pratt will be her
sisterks maid Of honor. and the other bridal
attendants win comprise Miss Edith Ian
don, daughter OF Mrs Henry Fl IandOn:
Miss Elizabeth Kendall. daughter of Mrs.
William Armstrong. and Miss Ruth and
Miss Mildred Stillman. sisters OF the bride
groom. DR.. Alfred Stil,man Will be his
brothers best man. and the ushers are
Alexander Dallas Bache Pratt. Percy r
Pyne. I'd. Buell. HOllister. Edmund Rogers,
erick Ackert and Archibald Reid.
Bishop Greer. too. will perform the cere-
mOny at the marriage OF Miss Marie Yer
non Brown and John Henry Morics on
Saturday next at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
Stephen III. Brown. in East roth street
The bride. who is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon II. Brown. will have her
cousin. Miss Caro- Quartley Brown. for her
only attendant. William Morice will be his
brothers best man. There are to be no
ushers.
Among the features OF the horse show
at Madison Square Garden win be nm ex
ceptionally large number OF officers repre
sentin8 the cavalry of the United States
and OF foreign armies All OF them win
ride in the uniforms OF their respective rept-
menta. and they will include F,rrnch
drAROoOD and la0coru ES,ssfst, n,.~