New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19
ZONE OF THOSE WHO SAW TIIE'RACE.

II was truly q Suburban day, far society WINS
concerned for while New York houses closed thcr
winter occupants came from their temporary homes ut
Tuxedo Hampstead Westchcster Orange. Morristown.
Staten Island and various parts OF Long Island. Not
few had passed the night previous mt the Manhattan
Beach and Oriental Hotels but the majority camo by
the frequent trains Of the Long Island Railroad. In
time to have O comfortable luncheon before the first
race Tho who IRE members ID tho Conev Island
Jockey Club had the advantage over their relatives OF
the fair sex wonanknd not being permitted 10 enter
the clubhouse. where the men took luncheon with easo
ard comfort The women had to content themselves with
cold luncheon. served 10 them In tho boxes in the
restaurant Just of the grand stand and at tho rear OF
the boxes and reserved seats The threatening
weather VI tho carly morning. whlo II modified to a
considerable degree Me costumes Of the women. did
not IN the least deter them from witnessing tho great
event OF the racing season. and they suffered no dis
comfort tho Strengthening out Of their crimp and
curls which could net withstand tho mstladen east
wind
and so greht the demnnd for Hpro that othe'
boxes had 10 be built Tho reserved seats werc likewise
taken up and those who put on purchasing unu
the last minute had TO pay good advance on ti''
regular price The front OF boxes designated by
odd numbers were held rs follows: l. }. IT, N
Lawrence: 3. Frederic Gerhard; .. J. b. iiaggin; T.
J. H. Bradford o, Cornelius Fellowes; II. j. H. AleA
.
Beckel; 49, W. d. Putney: u. T. T. Eckert %
Amos F. Emo; 25. A. II. IIummel; "a, Fred lioey
90, Charles Carroll; 81. A. C. Washington 80, August
belmont: 80, John ID. CheeveI; 81, II. l. Nicholas
80, f. $. Knapp; Al. John Hunter; a. W. +. Howe.
In the second row the occupants were: Box No.
q. Colonel Lawrence Kipp; 4, F. A. Lovccraft; U. H.
s. Kearney 3. f.. Amman: 10. j. buchanan Houston
L. H. de b. Parsons, IL Herbert G. Pell; 10. walker
Breese smith; IA. J. 5. James; 60. +. ID. Beard
ptre. q. f.
Lee; 80, T. H. Smith; 90. W. j. Glenn; "a, J. 3.
Campbell: 80, ". H. Sands; %, c. Mcdowell; 40, IL.
G.. Cortis. Tho other boxes, lctteAcd
from 10 7, were held respectively by j. e. X.
Lawrence F. A. LovccrIL Cambridge Livingston
James Rowe, Henry 5. Leavitt John DAILY, d. Gideon
j. n. McKane, +. NJ. Kellogg, NJ. Dwyer j. T. Thomp
Con Frederic Gilbert, d. Boyle, J. Cotton, J. G. Fol
lansbco J. Plant DR.. l.. a. Ayres DR.. j. A Wyeth
Mr. Lichtenstadter and r. ". Walden.
Mrs Alfred Youngs chaperoned party In Colonel
Kip's box. which included Miss Kitty Cameron and
Miss Flora Davis, both In dark blue; Duncan cameron
and Hamilton Cary. In II. G. Pcll's box were Mrs
pcll and Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. French, from Tuxedo
Mrs Walker Breese smith and her twin sister Mrs
John Dorland, In Mr. Smiths box. In W. H.
sands's party Mrs. Sands Miss Cary and Andrew
Sands Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carroll. the later In q
dark blue fouard with white polka dots had in thei'
box Mr. and Mrs J. Lorilard Kernochah and Miss
May Lird Mrs. Harry Leavitt, IN homcSpun, and
her daughter. Miss Martha Lcavitt, were IN IL. >
Leavitt's box, we're also Mr. and MIS-. ). Bryan
Lindley the latter daughter OF Mr.. Leavitt who have
recently arrived In New-iork from south Africa
Frank skinner. Of Boston, was In Mr. Leavitts party
In Cambridge Livingstons box were MIS- stephen
whitney and Miss Mollic Whitney, OF MoIrisown.
Among Others in the boxes and reserved seats were
Mrs John Hocy In dark green cloth, with red and
black bonnet; Mrs. Charles II. Hone. her daughter ir
dark blue friczc. covert coat and white sailor hat
Mrs V. b. Davis, John W. Davis. W. sullvant Allen
Louis Lorilard. Dc Forest Grant benjamin Nicoll
Brayton Ives Joseph Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs lie Grant
Benedict. Albert La Montague. Mrs Arthur NJ Dodge
Mrs Clarence g. Dlnsmosc Mrs. Valentine Blacquc
Miss Virginia Coudcrt in rtd cloth brader with blacl
and small black hat Mrs. Francis Key Pcndieon, II
n gray honcspun her sister, Miss La Montague. II
black fouard with yellow sprlg and hat to match
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Bradhurst, Richard Potter
Mrs j. Fred Pierson In gray frieze with b.