New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-14
SOME OF THOSE WHO WERE THERE.
MANY PERSONS WE'LL KNOWN ~ SOCIETY TO
BIZ SEEN ~ THE BONES AND on

THE PROMENADES


With tho oIca.ng OF The Horse Show the Madison
Square riay the social In town began
AMI first time since last spring the leaders OF New
YorSs fashionable world held general mc"tfg ia AMI
about surrounding the exhibition ring. Society
Ia, begun regard the opening OF the Horse SHOW - the
,,Dicr io FOR leaving country horcs and appearing in
town 70 la the festivities o. IN. WlGer cason AMI
thus }; &, TIA, nearly every man and woman who pr
tend, any oc, distinction finds 4. conven.cn; t. pend
the d,y and SOMETIMES the evening the amphh .atro
Of to Madison Square Gaiicn IL has become AT this
season tie ry.tlne place of the fashioned, bellies ana
lcaus The metropolis. ana it viii rrnain sach until
society mi, suitable lstl,uU.
In no other pubc place IN the metropolis. except OF
course the Metropolitan Opera House can 50 many men
and prominent in social Ii e lie assembled at
one time o. in the Madison Square Garden.
While the bad weather which prevailed yesterday dd
not cci % any effect the Attendance OF what
Is regarded the social element tie laucty OF
spectators who are member, Of that body was too
apparent Tho boxes ncd with nG'omely dressed
pcopc but the arena seats by means all oceu-
pied In tie afternoon during TIE evening when
there wa, really brilliant audience assembled In the
building There all times plenty OF room on the
promenade ard there such confusion. ostiIng and
ru,h a. WA Witnessed the opening Gay either last
year or the year before Outside OF the Garden doors
there was usual tang'e 81 vehicles and the customary
Shouting crashing Of wheels and slamming OF coach doors
Alongside of the Madison.ave. entrance, in one OF
the boxes Mr.. and Mr.. c. Albert Stevens, tho
VIE In fetching costume OF black cloth, relieved with
pale blue silk trimmings ard wearing becoming hat OF
black and white lace with Mr. and Mrs. stevens we're
Mrs Duncan Eliot In black SILK AMI purple Ne'vet, ana
MIR. Charlie, Cair who looked exceedingly handsome in
a costume OF beet red cloth and cnincnce velvet Every
yourg cuhnan AID . good many old ones visited this
rarcua? boS AID enjoyed chat with one or more Of its
occupants.
4 little further on. In box SAT Mrs s. Van Rensselaer,
Crger In rch q blight red cloth. effectively
trimmed with peculiar scs Of embroidery and dainty
hat Of black acc and MI aud Mr.. James r. kcrnochan.
the latter in 1aektrlpd satin gown, over which was
worn cape of black velvet elabo'Stely trimmed VIVID
heavy jet.
MIS-. George II. De Forest. in black and white SIX.
trimmed with white lqce occupied box With Mr' l.
Townsend ricn, Who attrci In handsome costume
Of red six bounced and RULED ana long cape OF
green velvet. trimmed with whit" aoc' In an ADJOINING
box was Miss EVELYN Burden In cossne ot butternut
brown cloth and Miss Marie Nnth op. III snur- et
cloth AMI white la,c. These young wcme gath red about
them choices. spirits and occasionally made tous OF
the promenade with Hamilton Cay Woodbury. Kane Ed
ward Ellklcy. other w'li'hIown yoan; man.
Mr. md Nj. J. Boricn Hartman hal merry rarty in
boz ineiuling Mis- Potter Howard Mott Poster Oliver
Iior ,,,n Mr. ana MIS- Edward L. Potter aud Richard
Pct'rs
Mrs. Fernando yznaea. in black velvet with orange
trimming held court IN enc u the boxes. ana VITA Miss
idari In snp pie gown Of gray cloth and snail
black hat eatcaincG p1rty Of men, inclalng William
X. Vanderbilt, Frederick o. Leach, Theodore ffeng
huy sen Woodbury. Kane ani Julian Potter Mrs. Francis
.
lows In black silk and white lace, occupod the adjoining
box.
SIR and Mgs. Paul Gilbert Thetaud. had with them in
their h,y Ml-, Bcalc Miss james. Louis Haight and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Townsend
Miss Wiling with Richard Potter found amusement In
walking about the exhibition ling. while Mrs. william
Douglas Sloane IN black sa,ln with Dr. w Seward
Webb made tour Of tho stalls where Dr. wcbbs
hblcs are kept. Miss Adele Sloane. who was also Of
the ,ai.v were gown Of magenta silk and white lace
Mrs W. Seward webb occupied her boz.
Mis-, MAY Bird with MIs. J. l.. smith MADDEN and
Mrs Jane, H. Kernochan in one OF the arena boxes
Miss Katherine Sands with her narec. Theodore A.
uay..1ever IT, in one o! the boxes. Miss Eleanor
Robinson walked about with H. y. Taller, who Ind with
him in his party his daughter. Miss Fannie Taller and
General an. MIS- Henry l.. Burnett
I'm the evening the scene was n brilliant one and tho
crowd was much larger than In the afternoon Mrs
Horny Sloane wore OF violet velvet AMI black
satin trimmed with jet. Mrs. Paian Stevens an iron.
GRAY silk Gown trimmed with white lace, had with her In
hcr hex Prince and Princess Iuspo the latter In gown
az mink sat,n br cadc Baron and Baroness de seerc
and the Marquis ralcyi and-lcrigord Miss Elizabeth
Lhi,s AMI her lsncc. Edwin Brrncr were IN one O, tho
havoc aud w,r, the object OF considerable attention from
the hrong OF spectators
Mr. and Mr.. J. piepont ryan. the Misses Morgan.
and W. T. Hamilton, whose engagement 70 Miss Morgan