The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-06

Third or the Fashionable Functions at
Riverside Park.

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Thira OF the Fashionable Functions at
Riverside Park.
The third ofthe Carem ont teas Of tho season.
| which took place yesterday afternoon. was far
and away tho most brilliant and successful
entertainment participated in by the men,
bers OF the fashionable world since the
| close OF the winter season. 1t was the
| most universally attended tea OF any
since the Inauguration OF these de-
li2htfnl entertainments four years ago.
No such display Of dainty spring costumes
and elegant equipages has been seen in the
neighborhood OF Claremont. in the park. or
on the Riverside Drive for many day. The
north side of the piazza was yesterday deco
| rated with flowers and the broad space was
| filled with chairs and tables. There was some
excellent music BY I.andcr's orchestra.
Of the four drags present. that driven by Mr..
Creighton Webb was the first to arrive. The
yellow and black coach which was drawn by
a pair of roam leaders and bay wheelers. was
| freightcd with n distinguished company
| of guests. With Mr. Webb on the box
| seat was Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Cruger.
dressed in an effective costume Of ca
nary.colored clotl, trimmed with gold
| embroidery and made with vest OF
white and gold hrocadc. Her head was
| crowned with IL small hat OF canary -colored
sunshude of gold coored chiffon and satin.
| Her corsagc, bouquet was Of lies OF the valley.
| On the back seat were Mrs. Michael Henry
Herbert, wearing a suit of .sstecl-blue cloth.
large. black bat drssssd with H!@ck ramcs;
Mr.. Michael Henry Herbert. and Mr.. james W.
Mr. IT. William c. ,saniord's coach was the next
afh% pox s"% Wiz 1
Of pear cray, silk Trimmed with hlnik sailn:
pile iit green chiffon and gay oloreI howSrs.
Jr. and Mr.. Charles 4. Mum.
and scf f dps S sSS aTGTs nj ys b
Wis in L and hS wht Witt rpe' nhna sk
s As eamHrGn IT nn IT, bS%a Ca
eron. Mr.. Frans Sturgs had with him on his
coach Mrs. SturgiS. who wore gold and black
striped satin aud a long snuir-colorcd cloth
s n S tofG: 1r sss his AySs s ps ss
eSa%ea' Mr. Is F"rsss Ms"ss a@d IT. ,ar.
ME- Mr. was ~" as: *
Theban nn' Grove panfns team o, ronns
before high curricle.. She was in a costume
Of Tesea green sk eckS with hriGht red
Her large hat Of green and white straw was
dressed with rbSGn and flowers to match
lavender silk. made with a deep fall Of gupure
lace. and large hat to match.
in their cart. Mr.. kernochan handling til,
reins over handsome pair OF Erays. Mrs.
kernochan wore rich costume No; q. Ct a peculiar
shade of green SIX: ronb.nnd win velvet OF
Mrs Frederick +. Jones in red and b laI
merdinC in black and gray drove up in a
Mrs Clarence Cary. in light brown silk and
cloth embroidered in black. had as her guest
in her victoria Mrs. Edmund L. Haylies. who
was in light snuircoored silk. trimmed with
Mrs. Buchanan winthrop in black .strired
fatn had hnr I ME- is 0I
checked cloth relieved with black six ribbons
His F co n1n a was his sser. Mrs srooks.
who wore a costume of black str ped satin
made with d bodice Of gold embroidery. and
rink clifton ana feathers. Shn carried a
parasol Of arge size Of pink chiffon r,.,.
cloth. drove a spirited team before T cart.
Mr.; Hamilton Cary. her brother was With her
1yes. dpo @y' 1p in S his cart ' '''se' .''s
Mrs. Stnyvcsant Fish guest was Mrs, Sam
mel j. hH lust sster Mrs
Samuel Smith. her mother were together in
victoria. the former dressed in .'crn silk. re-
Mrs James .:tn,inric-e, in light Grny, and
green China six. had as her guest guest. Mrs Fred
eric Nelson. who wore severely plain cos
tune OF blue cloth made with revers of n
lighter shade of bluc studded with Jet.
One Of the most str king costumes was q
Ponpadour silk o! pale lnvendertr trimmed with
snge-green ribbons and white lace. which was
worn by Nlrs. Leon Ntarii. \ large hat Of white
steamers comrlcted tho costume. Another
striking gown was worn by Mr., j: Bolton
Hall 1t was of maroon -colorpd faile trimmed
with heavy cord ard made with panniers OF
dark-green silk; She wore a small French
bonnet of black lace.
Others rrescn: Included: Mr.. and Mrs. c. s.
Abercrombie. Mrs. j. Il. Oracle Mrs. Douglas
Robinson. Jr. Mr., and Mrs, Il. Fulton Cutting.
Mrs. ". Euyard Cutting. Mrs. de oppet. Miss
F.wcet t. Mr. and Mr. r. James L. Ri9'rcay Mrs
Mrs. Reginald H. Ward. Mr.. and Mrs Z. s.
Dana. Mrs. James W. li"ckman, Miss Beekman.
Mrs. JohnC: W"-,cryX"lt Miss TInr"nc. Westcr
Kilt En ME- IT, S"FE" X sa MI Hrs 'ffo .5Sai
Schmidt. Mrs. j. T. Hall: Mr. aud Mrs
De Witt. Mrs. James Iiarrimnn. Mrs. j. r.
Iicrson. Miss Datsy l'i"rS"n, Mr.. burton n
Harrison. Mrs. George ,. Parsons: Mrs; W.
!ctte pelI. Mrs. Waiter SUDAN; Miss ,schenck.
Brewster. Mr.. Robert J.; Cutting who drove up
in hiI buggy: Mr. and Mrs. H. v. McVicknr
ding the Misses i I;ancosk: thG Misses Ogden.
Robert J.. Cutting. Jr.. Mrs. Van Dusor
Mrs. Tranl; s: Withcrbee.,, Mrs. Alfred, {.
Mr: Peter Mariti. Miss Lcontine Maria. Mrs. 7.
ford Mr., and, Mrs. Henry Clews, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rowland Pell. Mrs Moses Taylor Pyne. Mrs. |
IT, L. burnett. Col V. r. Crngcr. Mr.. i. Ran
doInh Rot son and Mise Rohinson