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PART IV_SIX PAGESSUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, íí)22 SIX PAGES PAKT IVSociety Plans

\o CelebrateElection DayReturn* To Be Receivedit Country Clubs andE$rtes Out of Town and#my Hotels in the CityOutdoor ProgramOf Sport ArrangedMany Dinners Followedby informal DancingTo Be Among AffairsELABORATE preparations are be¬

ing made by society for the re¬ceiving of election returns atcountry dubs and estates, and

:n the city aí the fashionable rostau--iatt, hotels and the exclusive clubs,guy men bet*s of the fashionablevotM cast their ballots in the country;r,d scorer of those who vote in thefiS;- frill du so early and motor out to;'r eetJTitry to participate in the golf,

c! other outdoor sports ar-

»nged foi he day and in the affairsg« evening.

At Tuxedo special wires have beentaii'l a, the Winter Club by the

Uni m. where the returns willi received by many of the residents

5'ark. Others will receive re-M the homes of Dr. Edward C.ore, Mr. Arson McCook Beard,

.

-. William M. V. Hoffman and Mr.frtfgo Giant Mason.The counlr; clubs in Westchesterwnty a;,ci on I.onfr Island will alsogive the returns that night and will

I the scenes of many brilliant parties.itre will be numerous dinners, foi¬led by informal dancing. «Mr. and'a Robert. Goeiet will give a huntakiast on their estate at GoshenJ will receive the returns in theütóüg.Prominent re; ¡dents of Westchester

Alt'lid a dinner dance at the West-'¡cstor-Hiilmore Country Club, wherelíondantfl will announce the returns.pecUJ \rrangementsre Made for KetarnnIn town at the Plana, Rite-Carlton,

'. Regis. Ambassador, Biltmore,'.oiiiam, W'eMorf-Astoria, Lorraine,l'icrre'; Sherry's Marguery and Delmon-.(.os speciai arrangements have beenmade for the receiving of the returns.Returns will be received at the

Colon, Knickerbocker, Metropolitan,Union League, University and otherclubs in town.Rodeo Will Mark Social /Activities of the Week «

The social activities of the weekuide from those connected with Elec¬ts« Day wilt be confined to weddings.ad the Rodeo, which opened yesterday«i will be continued until November'1 in Madison Square Garden for theNaefit of the Argonne Association.Hie association was formed in 1918il a memorial to the American soldiers'ho fought in France, and it cares for¦.pendent French orphans.Mre. William Pierson Hamilton ishiirman and among those in charge

»f special days are: Dr. Royal StorraHnynet, in charge of Children's Day.»¦morrow; Mrs. Stephen Birch will» in charge on Election Day; Mr.H. P. Loughmann will direct the ClubDay sale, November 8; Mr«. Edwardiiardy Clark and Mrs. Charlee H.Thicitot at« in charge of Argonn«Auxiliary Day, November 9; Schooland College Day, November 10, willhe under the direction of Mr. DonKelley; Colonel Elliot C. Bacon willdirect Armistice Day, while ArgonneDay, November 12, will be under thedirection of Mr. Robert L. Bacon.

Old Canteen MembersWill Present Comedy

ÛJMbted Former Service Men*"ili Give Unique Enter¬tainment November 21.

°oe of the moat interesting »ndq!%e entertainments scheduled forP month will be given at the Wasb-*l*n Irving High School on Tuesday"ening, November 21, when the mem-

gj of the Old Canteen, 151 East1w*nty.nrat Street, a club recently¦wned by a group of disabled ex-ser-? men» **ill give a two-act comedyf>lUd «The Reformation of Zilly Ann,"***fr »7 Miss Margaret Fawcett,**ekter of Mr. and Mrs. Georgef«**tt.**» list of patrons and patronessesfi.***¦: Mrs. John B. Mott, Missr** P»rker, Mrs. George Fawcett,¡J * «*. Brooks, Miss Clara White,g **»nk E. Jago, Mrs. WalterJpjfd, Mrs. A. F. Wise, Mrs. B.2*»m Moffat, Mrs. Roger B. Wit*2* Jr.. Mrs. Otis Skinner, Miss Vir-2 Young. Mrs. W. W. Fuller, Mrs.J** Wangler, Mrs. Louis Evan Ship-2» MUs Lorraine Sealay, Mrs. Frankr*> Mrs. Clinton B. Price, Mrs. I*¡T*8 How,», Mrs. Maitland Grigg«,.¿r***1* Gílmor«, Major E. H.¿**> Mr. William Williams and Mr,**.. Geerke.

P McAlpin Will NotM

Make Debut ThS» Season.fh? EUífi* R' McA,P*»'« daughtery*- W4 Mr«. D. Hanter McAJpfn,

fg^ b still attending feoardie«

Miss Gertie GormanBride of Mr. WebbAt Home CeremonyDinner Dance Takes Place

After Marriage; SpecialAutumnal Decorations^8e<* During Wedding

MISS GERTIE EMILY GORMAN,daughter of Mr. S. Jennings

Gorman and the late Mrs. G. A. Gor¬man, was married yesterday to Mr.Charles Webb, son of the lato Mr.Charles Henry Webb, at her home, 226Madison Avenue. The ceremony was

performed by the Rev. Edmund A.Middleton, of Syracuse.A special altar was erected for the

wedding and the decorations consistedof yeiïow chrysanthemums, Southernsmilax and green palms. The attend¬ants were: Mrs. Charles Hill, Mrs. Glad¬stone McElhiney and Mrs. Irving T.Burdick, who wore frocks of yellowbrocade. Their hats were of browntulle.

Mr. William S. K. Wetmore serveda« Mr. Webb's best man and theushers included the bridegroom'scousin, Colonel Howard Thayer Kings-bury; the bride's cousin, Mr. EdmundA, S. Hunter, of Devon, Pa.; Mr. A.Rene Moen and Mr. George A. Taylor.The bride is a granddaughter of the

late Mr. Edmund A. S. Smith and on

her father's side is descended fromthe Price and Jennings families ofPaietîeld, Conn. Mr. Webb's father,the late Mr. Charles Henry Webb, was

a well known author, humorist andjournalist, who for three years was

literary editor of "The New YorkTimes" and was affiliated with TheTribune under Horace Greeley and with"The New York Herald."Upen their return from their wed¬

ding trip Mr. and Mrs. Webb will liveat 226 Madison Avenue.

Grosvenor NeighborhoodHouse Ball Set for Dec. 7

Mrs. J. Horton Ijams and Miss Har¬riet Simmons, chairmen of the danceïommittee of the annual Decemberball, for the benefit of the GrosvenorNeighborhood House, to be held at theRltB-Carltoa, Thursday, December 7,have announced the members of theircommittee as follows: Miss Annie B.Auehinclo««, Miss Beatrice Battermsn,Mr«. John H. Ballantine, Miss DorothyBrown, Miss Mary Van R. Cogswell,Mis« Susan Coppell, Miss Janet Croïl,Mi«« Jane Currier, Miss Margaret W.Davieon, Mi»s Constance Delanoy, MiseMarion Fitch, Mis« Katherino Francis,Mr». Langhorn Gibson, Miss FrancesIsham, Mi«» Elisabeth Kountie, Mrs,George Leslie, Mr«. Mathew Leoram,Mis« Louise Lti«k, Mr«. Colorean McGovern, Mr«. John Marsh, MUs MaryNoyes, Mr». Robert Osborne, Mr«, Ir¬

ving Pardea, MUß Eliza 8, Pariah. Mi»«Margaret G. Ramsay, Mis« KatherineG, Roger«, Miss Clare Reynders, Mrs,

William Ruxtoti, Miss Sa,rah Sage, MissEthel Simmons, Miss Edith Tayier,Mies Catherine Watjen, Miss JosefaWatjen, Miss Georgina L, Wells, Miss

Clara Werkuro ead Mrs. J. LeonardWr««fe. '

Miss Kelley is the debutante daughter of Mrs. Albert Kellcy. She willbe introduced to society on Thanksgiving Night at the Hotel Plaza.As Mrs. Kclley is in mourning the parly will be given by Mrs. Don

Morrison, grandmother of the debutante.The group represents the program salesgirls at the Argonne Rodeo,at Madison Square Garden, which opened yesterday and continues

until November 14.Miss Wright will be introduced to society at a dance which her parents,Mr. and Mrs. W. De Forest Wright, will give for her at the Rits-Carlton

on November 29.Miss Hennessy is a daughter of Mrs. Daniel J. Hcnnessy. She will be

a mannequin at the Fashion Show to be held November 9 at the HotelPlasa for the benefit of the Soldiers and Sailors' Memorial Committee.

Automobile Club of AmericaTo Resume Saturday DancesThe Automobile Club of America

will resume for the tenth season atthe clubhouse on Saturday, November18, the fortnightly Saturday eveningdances and the usual New Year's Evedance. The committee in charge ofthese dances includes Mr, James A-Biair jr., Mr, William Pierson Hamil¬ton, Mr, Alan R. Hawley, Mr, OliverÜ, Jennlnga, Mr, Stephen Peabody, Mr.R, C, Rathbone, Mr. Malcolm D. Sloane,Mr, Frederick D, Underwood and Mr,Henry R. Taylor, chairman,

Silver Society Will HoldPersian Cat Show Dee, 5

The Silver Society will held a Per¬sian eat «how at the Biltmere en De¬cember 5 for the benefit of the EliinPrince Speyer- Heepital fer Anima!?,The committee includes Mrs, LewisGouverneur Morris, Mrs. M, Orme Wil¬son. Mrs, Philips Alien Clarke, Mrs.Herbert Beecher Nichols, Mra. ErnestoT, Simendetti, Mrs, Frederick Whit-ridge, Mrs, Edaen Bradley. Mrs. Ner¬val H. Busey, Mra, Elizabeth Maya andMiss Carroll Mscy,

Additional Patronesses forParrot Ball Announced

Additional patronesses for the Parrotball, to be given for the benefit of theJunior Auxiliary of St. Luke's Hos¬pital Social Service at the Ritz-Carltonon Thursday, December 14, were an¬

nounced yesterday.These patronesses include Mrs.

George Temple Bowdoin, Mrs. E. I'owisJones, Mrs. Hermann Schwab, Mrs.Samuel .W. Lambert, Mrs. John J. Ri-ker, Mrs. Deas Murphy, Mrs. R, Gros-venor Hutchlns jr., Mrs. George F,Clover, Mrs. Stuart Duncan, Mrs. Wm.M. V, Hoffman, Mrs, Clarence G. Mi¬chails, Mrs. John Marsh, Mrs. W, R. K.Taylor, Mrs. Joseph Walker, Mrs, JohnS, Sheppard, Mrs, Lincoln Cromwell,Mrs. Ira Davenport, Mrs, Rebert L,Fowler jr., Mre, Ragera Bacen andMrs. E, Livingston Hunt,

To Presen! Mías SclienckMrs, Edwin F, Schenek, of PiQ Fifth

Avenue, wiil present, he» daughter,MirfH Claire Schenck, at a dance to begiven at the Colony Club Christmasnight.

I_Westchester-Fairfield HuntMeet To Be Held November 11

Special Dispatch to The TribuneGREENWICH, Conn., Nov. 4.

ONE of the leading society andsporting events of the autumnalseason will be the annual fall

race meet of the Fairfield and West-cheater County Hounds, of which Mr.John McE. Bowman and Mr. Roy Jack¬son are joint masters, which will takeplace at Nutbourne Farm, the estateof Mr. James McClenahan, King Streetand Harrison Avenue, Port Chester,N. Y., on November 11 at 2 p. m.

Lovers of the horse in Fairfield andWestchester counties, which includerepresentatives of the best social fam-ilies, are keenly interested in the com¬

ing event.The committee in charge of the show

consists of Mr. Guy Carleton, Mr.Arthur I. Warthon jr., Mr. W. V. C.Ruxton, Mr. Robert Law jr., Mr. LouisW. Mertz, Mr, Roy Jackson and Mr,John McE, Bowman, A splendid pro¬gram of six races and one specialevent has been arranged, the latterbeing the members' judge of pace trial.Two of the most interesting events willbe the ladies' race and tho masters'cup, The ladies' race-v/ül be riddenen the flat for a distance of aboutthree-quarters of a mile and the mas¬

ters' event will cover a distance ofthree miles ever a flagged course acrossfair hunting country, The riders willbe attired in their hunt uniforms,Seme of the best thoroughbreds from

the two eeuntles have been entered.There is lively competition being: man¬

ifested In an effort, to capture tho cupv.en last year by Mr, Robert SchuUe'sentry, Enoch Graham,One ef the races will be known as

the Agricultural Stakes and will be rid-flen by farmers, their sens and em¬

ployees, This event will be divided

into two classes for horses over 1,100pounds at catch weight. A purse of$100 will be presented to the winner,$25 to the second and $15 to the third.A bonus of $5 will be paid for eachhorse finishing in three and a half min¬utes or less. A purse of $200 and a cupwill be presented to the winner in thepolo pony event, covering a distance ofhalf a mile on the turf, with $40 and$20 for second and third place, respec¬tively. Another race will be known as

the Blind Brook, which will bring to thepost a large field of splendid thorough-bieds. The members' judge of pacetrial will not be a race, but a test ofpace and horsemanship. It will cover

a distance of about a mile and a half.The biggest and most brilliant so¬

cial event of the fall season was a

Halloween dance held by the Y. M. C.A. and the Y. W. C. A, in the former'sbuilding on Monday evening. The "Y"was beautifully decorated throughout.About 1,800 persons were present.Games were enjoyed under the direc¬tion of Mrs. George E. Vincent andMrs. William Hodge.One of the features was "The Cham¬

ber of Horror«," in charge of MissDonson* and-a corps of "Y" girls. Danc¬ing in the gymnasium was under theleadership of Miss Mary Lanier. Mr.W. J. Connor had charge of the re¬

freshments. Many of the young peoplewere in costume, Mr. Lee Gibbons was

chairman of the general committee.Members of the Field Club made

merry last Saturday ntght at a supper-dance, there being about 160 present,including a number of those who havereturned from out of town resortsduring the past summer and are newa*' their winter homes here. Amongtho prominent members who enter-

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Program CommitteeFor Victory DanceHasBeenCompletedSpeech on Ball and Concert

Will Be Sent by RadioDuring Week ; Few BoxesAre Donated for Veterans

7LÏRS. J. THEUS MUNDS has com-pletcd her program committeefor the Victory Ball, to be held

at the Waldorf-Astoria on the eveningof Friday, November 10. Radio hasbeen called in to aid the ball's progress.Election night a famous military or

navy man, speaking on the ball, willbo wirelessed from Newark, and im¬mediately following his remarks a bandconcert will be given by one of theLegion's crack bands. The same pro¬gram will be given over the radio fromNew York on Thursday night.

Mrs. Munds's program committee isas follows: Miss Mary Lorillard, MissRosalie Bloodgood, Miss Mary Field,Miss Frances Fairchild, Miss ElizabethManning, Mrs. Louis Delaficld, MissElizabeth Remsen, Miss Polly Mclllney,Miss Elizabeth Chapin, Mrs. MorrisIladlcy, Miss Hattie Camac, Miss Lil¬lian Remsen, Mrs. Howard ChandlerChristy, Miss Helen Rice, Miss NinaVan R. Dearth, Miss Margaret Paris,Miss Adeline Hatch, Miss* ElizabethMerchant, Miss Emily Delafield, MissMolly Van R. Cogswell and Mrs.Thomas Robins jr.Thomas B. Wanamaker PoBt, 413, of

the American Legion, has donateda box that will be set apart andknown as the gold star mothers' box.It will remain unoccupied throughoutthe night in honor of the nearest ofkin of those who made the supremesacrifice in the World War, and willhave a guard of honor in front of it.Mr. John D. Rockefeller jr. has boughta box and has given it to the Dug Out,to be occupied by disabled veterans.Mr. Stanley A. Sweet has also donateda box to the Dug Out veteran». Squad-don A, 105th Machine Gun Battalion,Post, 372, has given a box to L'Abri.The list of box" holders has been in¬

creased during the last week by Mr.Edward S. Stettinius, Mr. DeLanceyKountze, Mr. William Zieglcr jr., Mr.Harold A. Content, Mrs. Robert Hoe.Mr. Joseph L. Seligman, Mrs. Henry P.Davison, Mr. T. G. Brady, Mrs. John T.Pratt, Miss Mary A. Downey, Mr. L.Gordon Hamersley and the 77th Di¬vision Association.

Mr. and Mrs. Seggerman toReturn to City Wednesday

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Seggerman anddaughter, Miss Ruth W. Seggerman,formerly of 25 East Eighty-first Street,will return from their country homeNovember 8 and be at the Murray HillHotel for the winter,

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Mr, and Mrs. Grant ReturnMr, and Mrs, DeForest Grant, who

toured through New England and Can¬ada during the summer, have returnedto the city and have opened their cityhome at 70 East Flfty>.f©urth Street,for the winter season.

"Dark Horse"DanceHeldby,10 BachelorsEntertainment Given atTurf and Field ClubsAttended by Almost AllProminent Debutantes

Many Guests Goto House Parties

Dinners at Homes NearClub Precede Event;Three Hundred Attend

TEN* of society's well knownbachelors gave a supper anddance last night at the Turf andField Club, which occupies tho

old Manice Mansion at Bclmont Park.It was attended by almost all of theprominent debutantes of the season.The affair, which was called "A DarkHorse Stable Dance" and was practi¬cally a duplicate of the dance given ayear ago by the same men, was heldin return for the many courtesies ex¬tended to the "bacheiora" during thelast year.The hosts of the evening include«!

Mr. Worthington Davis, Mr. FrederirtS. Allen, Mr. Harry Cushing 3d, Mr.Jerome Preston, Mr. Albert Gould Jen¬nings, Mr. Murray Hoffman, Mr. AlfredO. Hoyt, Mr. John B. Clark, Mr. George»H. Pendleton and Mr. Robert E. Straw-bridget jr. The guests numbered about350 and included residents of the LongIsland colonies. Tuxedo, Westchesterand the city, who motored to BelmontPark.Many House Parties HeldIn Homes Near the ClnbMany dinners were given in the

homes near the club before the dancoand there were numerous house partiesarranged for the guests which will con¬tinue until to-night. The Old ManienMansion waB beautifully decoratedwith late autumn leaves and largechrysanthemums.Among the debutantes who attended

the dance v.erc Miss Abby Rockefel¬ler, Miss Julia Brokat. Miss LouiseBarber, Mis« Daphne Dale, Miss SybilB. Bliss, Miss Marie Brooke. MisaElizabeth Cawthra, Miss FlorenceCrowder, Miss Adele Kelley, MissRhoda Cameron, Miss Louise Clews,Miss Alice Dodge, Miss Evelyn Loew,Miss Florence Loew, Miss ElizabethEllsworth, Miss Margaret E. Manson,Miss Madeline Mumford, Miss CarolinePrentice, Miss Cornelia Robb, Mis<«Mary Moore, Miss Margaret Stone,Miss Heien Jenkins. Miss KathrynKnight, Miss Cornelia Livingston, MissEmily Schniewind, Miss Betty Stet-tinius, Miss Cathleen Vanderbilt, MissConsuelo Vanderbilt, Miss Alice Vois,Miss Audrey Uiman and Miss FlorenceHavemeyer.Several Parties MolerFrom Taxedo to DanceAmong those who motored from

Tuxedo to attend were Mr. and Mrs.David Wagstaff, Mr. and Mrs. HenryLansing McVickar, Miss Annette Til-ford, Mr. and Mrs. George B. St.George, Mr. and Mrs. Amory Carhart,Mr. and Mrs. Casimir de Rham, Mr.and Mrs. Julian St. Charles Shackno.Mr. and Mrs. LeGrand Cannon, Mr. andMrs. Charles Reed, Major PierreLorillard jr., Mr. and Mrs. Jam*«Parker Vogel, Miss Lucilc Baldwin, Mr.and Mrs. LeRoy Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs.Samuel P. Colt, Colonel and Mr*.Frank Brown Keech, Mr. and Mrs. J.Insiey Blair, Mr. and Mrs. StoddardHoffman and Mr. and Mrs. AlexanderTomes.Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander,

who left Tuxedo for their city homeon Friday, also attended. Mr. and lire.Robert Goelct motored from their homein Goshen for the dance. Others in¬cluded Mr. Winthrop Aldrich, Mr. andMrs. Sheldon Whitehouse, Mrs. Rich¬ard, T. Wilson, Mrs. Tumbull Oelrichs,Mr. and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston jr.,who were dinner entertainers beforethe dance; Mr. William H. Vanderbilt,Mr. Winthrop McKim, Miss HarrietMcKim, Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Bur-rill, Mr. Francis G. Burke Roche, MissEllin Mackay, Mr. and MrB. Frederic0. Spedden, Mr. and Mrs. T. SuffernTai 1er, Mr. and Mrs. W. WhitewrightWatson, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert T. King.Mr. and Mrs. William Stackpole, Mr.Theodore Crane, Mr. Henry G. Trevor,Mr. Gilbert Keech, Mr. William Adee.Mr. John Clark, Mr. Coster Scbermer-horn and Mr. and Mrs. J. Stuart Wing.

Needlework Guild PlansTo G»et Clothing for TSeedy

The Needlework Guild, of whichMis« Grace Bigelow, of 21 GramcreyPark, is the the president, will beginWednesday collecting upward of 35,000articles of new wearing apparel whichwill be distributed to the needy of NewYork through recognized charities.The collections will be made by 8,000members and wiil be sent to the soci¬ety's headquarters at 8 Ea«t Forty-ninth Street.One week from Tuesday afternoon

the guild will give an exhibition atthe Heckscher Foundation building,104th Street and Fifth Avenue, of thoarticles collected. Among those to takepart in the exhibition beside« MienBigelow will be Mrs. William ChurchOsborn. Mrs. Herman M. Biggs, Mr*.Henry W. Taft, Mrs. John G. Agar,Mrs, Daniel Guggenheim, Mr». AbramI, Elku», Mr«. Arthur M. Dodge, Mrs.Isaac Gimbel, Mrs. Harold G. Hen-demon, Mr*. Ereritt P. Wheeler, Mr»,Ira Barrow«, Misa Mary Kayden, MissCarolina Stewart and Mr*. Dwight f,Robinson» ..._>