The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-19
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
And II II Quite ~ Much Beauty show n
an Exhibition OF Horses.

And IL II Quite ~ much beauty show ~
m Exhibition OF Horses.
There was no lack OF pretty faces and swag-
gor backs In the Madison Square Garden yes
terday. Even before the noon hour there was
q crowd OF fashionable people In the building.
and between IL and 9 o'clock the boxes and
floor were occupied. but not since the opening
OF tho show was the attendance greater than
It was last night Society turned out In force.
and the most beautiful women in It's ranks
were present in the most stunning costumes
1here was Miss Greene. who last summer
created such stir In fashionable London. and
who was one Of the few women In the British
capital whom the German Emperor thought
beautiful. looking particularly we'll in COS
tune Of black moire with black-blue and green
iridescent stripes. and small hat dressed
with black cock feathers With her was Miss
Juliana Cutting in black. and Mrs. Dwight
Greene in mauvo silk heavily jetted.
Mrs. W. c. whitney was In black velvet and
satin. and Miss Letter. who was her guest.
wore costume OF gray cloth and velvet, and
large Jacqueminot rose In her corsage. MI.
and Mrs Charles Alexander. tho latter in red
and brown brocade. had as their guest Mrs.
Charles g. Francklyn. who looked well In q
braid Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Cruger. IN black
FIR and let the guest e Mrs. Sidney Dill
coming so%n o Of baek Snd Sae satin the
2p & f nsss sSs
was one of the most attractive women In the
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them s Pr. and and MIS- MIS- Mnnieat. Mrs Seward
Webb. in rich gown OF slate-eoored silk.
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Tall Of d lace; Mrs Elisha Dyer. in plain BLACK
relieved with slight touch Of silver braid. and
Miss Cary. who was In pale mauve cloth. Mr..
Hermen Oelrichs was member OF this party
Bessmsn in SMsH yy. s Fsn and
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OTIS ia gray and MISS Srne Sampled in fSEn
Hopesaoddars; in ScrH and salmon. and her
f. SGs s sand SIf r ero %sm ne Sha the
and 10 yellow chiffon. and Mrs: James
ssv Roabnry S sSssSHbs asf
velvet and lemon. coored ehfion. Mrs. Charles
Lvermore. who sat with her. was in gold and
black brocade Mrs. Arthur Dodge. in mauve
T Masn the a Tn N.Y. ws
In lavender velvet and pale blue Sicilienne.
Mrs. Samuel Colgate: who seems to DO one OF
tho most, enthusiastic Spectators. was II
ana White lace aSd f
Cora Smith. was n steel gray SIX and silver.
and velvet. Miss Burden was in 9 becoming
velvet Mrs. Frederick ALLEN wore a costume
with Mrs. Edward Cooper, who wore costume
pearl earrings that We're much talked about
her Mrs Reginald De Koven. who looked par;;
ticplaIly handsome in costume Of gold
blacf bad with SS5 her daYYshttGST IT,
season. who was clad in a simple gown Of gray
cloth. Miss Knowlton; in ecru and blue. WAS
b. Sloane, had as her guests Miss, PIGGY Post,
in gray cloth and Sicilienne and large gray
ostrich boa: Miss Georgia Bergman; In black
and ecru, and Mr.. Thomas H. Howard.
sat ' With Mrs. frederic Bronson. Who wore e
costume Of BLACK silk figured with sprigs Of
bIrieht:eoIored flowers: Mrs; George Bend; IN
liar gown Of blue silk covered with heavy
and black. her sister Miss SCOTT wore hand;
some gown of mauve cloth and velvet. and
trimmed with black fox fur.
Mrs. w. Butler Duncan was In a costume OF
Shangeable silk Mrs James Waterbury was
same box. wore a gold and slate-colored bro
cade.