The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-19
SOME WHO SAW TIE RACE

SOME WHO SAW 7HE RACE
A Great Throns OF Fa.h,on.bies .. the
Boxes and Grand stand Seats.
There was as large thronG Of fvshionables
at tho track rs has been assembled in one
place will since the close OF the season in town.
Indeed. tho largest social outpouring that the
popular shcepshead Bay course has seen in
day been bright and clear the attendance OF
society men and women. particularly tho lat
ter. would have been phenomenal
Tho hunting and racing sets from Hemp
stead. Far Rockaway. Orange. Staten Island.
and West Chester wore out In force. but
on account OF tho uncertain condition
OF the weather tho gowns worn by
the women were not very gay In
color nor airy In texture: yet many
Of tho sombre.hued cloths. silks. and
velvets were very fetching. Not few Of the
ladies', even in dark and heavy costumes.
looked their best They bet on each race as
eagerly as did their fathers. brothers. sons
and husbands. Hat pools were made In every
box on the stand
The occupants Of the boxes in the first row
we're: No. /. Mr.. F. @. X. Lawrence: No. 8.
Mr. F. H. Gebhard: No. s. F. B. Haggin: No.
Z. L.
Fellowes: No. IL. Mr.. +. II. Alexan-
DIRE: No. 10. Mr.. W. H. Goadby: No.
Is. Mr. A. F. walcott: No. II. B.
+. Bechel: No. 10. Mr.. F. l. James;
No. 81. Mr.. T. F. Eckert: No. %. Mr. Amos F.
Emo: No. 25. Mr.. A. A. hummel No. 81. Fred
Hoey: No. ~. Mr.. Charles Carroll: No. 81. Mr..
A. c. Washington: No. 80. Mr.. August Bel
mont: No. IS, Mr.. J. p. Cheeyer: Nc. g. Mr.:
Harry 7; NICHOLAS: No. 81 Mr.. + ); knapp;
The occupants OF tho second row Of boxes
Mr. Mr. NJ 2af No. taSfsnif Ecarn o
Houston; 10. Il. Mr; +; De Berkeley P4ysons
Breese smith No: IS. Mr.. 7. s. James: No. 20.
Mr.. 7; .; Beard: no. ~, Mr.; -. Alexandra:
Lee: no. -. Mr. j. A. Cooke rill No: 81. Mr.. I.
Ii. Smith: No 81. Mr.. W. ). Glenn: No "a. Mr..
J. 5. campbell; No. -. Mr.; Y. II. s9nds; No.
Some OF the ladies in tho boxes. who re-
i ries ana id defeats Of the day and who were
made. richer or poorer through the nno-
cent hat pools in, tho boxes and through
the professional bookmakers In the ring,
were Mrs. Charles Carroll. in pretty costume
of dark blue polka dot ioularde. trimmed
T Th d sash Fu hst lace a a"d sma
e sray cloth sr! H5 l.. Win hs e.!
black ribbon and a small black feather: Miss
May Bird. i'll a simple costume Of dark blue
Cloth anl s, iar Gs; black straw hat covered
Mrs. Walker Broese Smith in a costume o,
black cloth. and her sister. Mrs John Borland.
diet in prettygown Of black bensaline. trim !.
med win black velvet and Irish point
with turquoise ornaments:, Mrs, Arthur
NJ Dodge in gown of blue cloth. with u vest
OF white and gold and u light covert coat. and
nj n n ~, SIN
OF dark red cloth cnmnined with black silk.
and a ,Tyrolran hat 2t black cloth. sailed over
Mrs. Charles T. Hone Wore costume OF dark
blue cloth and II white sailor hat Mrs. John
Hoey. her mother. wore !. costume OF butter;
bonnet. Miss Flora Davis wore gown
OF blue cloth made with vest Of white
straw sna Gn 'ao and tiny veil White lace tMI Miss
Ki,tie Cameron also wore blue cloth trimmed
T sSd P Sshs and wn a5sS wa saG IN b45w
and ecru cloth trimmed with brown velvet and
q, small brown u, straw and velvet bonnet.
II white and violet foularI and q large
white straw hat, trimmed with black
and gold Figured satin gtwn. with II waist
coat Of whte aud gold and close hitting bon
net. covered with !. hSav;Iy dotted veil Her
h homes mad with a vest Of Shell, E
China silk necked with gold. and large black
hat; Mrs Slareni 60, R liIr mere wore rich
aud a close fitting black bonnet. Mrs. Fred
Pierson wore gown OF gray homespun and a
vest OF blue and white silk. and small hat OF
black Jet and lace.
in Sh ~'' Was Mss Potter o. SsHnra Fails al
wore a costume OF fawn-colored cloth.
trimmed with brown velvet and a small
h9 to ss9 NTH Mr. Mrs 1vn %bmerdns
wore "A black and white figured chine silk and
II heavy black cloth coat; Mrs; Harry Leavett
was in gray camers hair cloth and large
brown hat.
stand oaa"f1 nc F"H ST. s s5sPs
i ii'i A ii.ouvett. Mr. Louis Lorillard.
NJ T. bprnst B SIl ind Mis- M,s Cary MI
Sands. Mr.. Duncan ,CameEpn,, Mr.. Do Forest
Grant, MIR. John 5. Hoey. Mr.. Benjamin Nicol.
MIR. Frank skinner. Mr. BTnyton Ives, Mr..
joseph Sampson SStryens' Mr, John Il. Beres-
Sulliya want Alien, Mr; Albert La Montarn &c.
Mr.. Reginald Ecna!ds. Mr. p. T., Barlyw.
MI F1Khn KSIho Mr. M Men SoFS TSrf M
i M i pu AEp''Gh r k% shara Fcter M'd M1
charlie. G. TranckIyn.z Mr.. Charles Oelrichs.
MI 9t GS.Fr rssu S H. M nS%nS gq Ix
ingston. Mr.. Charles Delmoonico. Mr.. George
Gold IIoy,i Mi Charles HecksSher, Mr.. Jules
Ton SIr, Alfonso de Navarro, Mr. Joseph
ouiin. Mr.. T. Y. Dickerson. Mr. j. Clinch
smith Mr. James Audnriese. and Mr.. Rene La
Miss Della Fox. with her sister. Miss Lille
the first tor boxes.