New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-02
SOCIETY WAS DEEPLY INTERESTED.
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fERs DESPITE TIE DowNrorR
III. ,oc, that several Young men belonging to
prominent New-York families are students at Yale
and that the sons and grandsons OF Princeton s
founders and some OF It's richest supporters are
also residents % this city. has increased the IN
terest In the yearly intercollegiate footbal contest
u,,u tho excitement among some society people IL
raised 10 fever heat before and after tn batue Is
fought The interest Of society in the result OF the
football game this year vas Intense, and not even
the plticss downpour OF rain which began Just as
every one was about to start COR the scene o. 'he
contest kept many OF the enthusiasts NJ nome
To be- sure the disagrccahlc weather had It's erect
on tho attendance OF the women. hut they were
present In goodly numbers and 1t was a curious
socctocl. indeed to see the bedragsled wiled and
alrnos, drcnched condition in which most OF them
were when they reached Manhattan Field As IN"
crowds were rushing into the grounds IL raihe"
as IT had not rancd FOR days alike on the due
and the orange. and the saturated condiuo' o. '"'
women on coach tops In busgies dog carts and
wagons as they reached the field strongly sds-
gcs,cd unlimited grip and pneumonia Tor thefn
and a harvest for the physicians. They were ali
OF them AZ paren,ly quite ready and Willie 10 VIII
their feathers ara draggle their taior-mhue 'o'-
tunes Tor the sake o, the coors that they wore
Th. cxcossIye moisture also had It's effect on IN"
women who had intended TO join the coaching
n,rtic.. consequently. the stcrner sex predom'-
n,,od and only managed to keep In good spirits
,hrourh the frequent mnlstrations % the iaithfu
erooms who presided over the hasNs
,,o,e the earliest arrivals ut the grounds were
Mr. and Mrs John Jacob Aston who' with party
- guests occupied one OF the covered boxes %" "'
..r,rd.s,and In the party were Miss sloane j.
,,,',.,or,b Richie. Reginald Ronalds and Riwlins
r,,or.t Mr. and MIS- Astor remained until the
c,tsh ~ IN. gnme Youth and beauty In It's most
dishevelled garb were spread over the She''e'e'
sections a. well the unprotected Held boxes. IN
ono ~ tho latter Mrs Burke-Roche. wrapped In Il
g., &C clo,h cane watched the fierce battle that
RACED between two OF the foremost colleges OF inc
country with her were MIR and Mrs. Edward H.
Hewitt and Charles A. Mum. Another OF the
ho,.s held Mrs william Everard Strong. who - one
az m. most enthusiastic admirers OF ioo'na" II"
New-York society. and whose love Tor the game III
duccd her 10 go 10 Philadelphia on Ih'hKSS""'s
Day I, witness the game between Harvard ana
PENNSYLVANIA Mrs S'rong was accompanied yes
terdny by her two handsome daughters MISS Mas
sic Strong. AMI her dtbutante sister, MISS Alice
Everard Strong -.
There were few private brakes or coaches on 'he
grounds Oliver Isolin. with a coach-ioad' uro'e
over from the Country Club. at Westcnes'er' W.T."
, his pretty and plucky wife by mis- side Ills
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clarksoh Potter
Mrs william Goddard mother OF Mrs isehn' Mt
and Mrs James NJ. Waterbury, Mr. ana MIS- D.
Borden Hartman and Woodbury. Kane
Ceoree NJ Sdcnberg was another who came 10
tho grounds with a coach-lold. His guests we're
Miss Wolf. Miss S!denbcrg. Joseph j. Rothschiid'
lanes Strauss and Albert Witcnberg
" H. H. Martins coach was fooled by Leo
Martin who was accompanied by MIS-. iro"pr'os''
Miss Richmond and Scott Cameron
Among Others In boxes on the different STANDS ana
at the clubhouse were Gov arnor MCKINLEY OF 'h'o'
Hecorder-elect John W. Gon. Mr. ana MIS- fau'
Dana Charles A. Dana, who So on the srahu-
stand with one of his grandsons; Theodore a..
Havcmeyer Mr.. and Mrs Perry Tiffany Mt. ana
Mrs c. f.. Hayemeyer. Mr. and Mrs Elisha, Dyer ~
r, Mr. and Mrs Archibald pel , Mr. ana M iaIi
Butler Stanford White, Mr. and Mrs, r. r. MIL MIL
iams. Mr. and Mrs f. T.. Burton; Mrs. I: Me e
IT,, MIS- s., incInnati; Mr. and Mrs W W.. sked-
AZ d,i''N Mr. and Mrs Edward King. Henry, s Van
Duzer. Duncan Cameron: i,lIa' oionei and Mrs
leonard Mr and Mrs. John r. S Gowdin dwight nd
CuyIer. Mr.. and Mrs. AndreW Miller, MI p. ana
i HlfS; William stayton. Lieutenant Eyre Or.
Hoye Butts and Lieutenant heroer, l,u nh Wrs
Rene l.. La Montasne r. l. Henry. Mr. and Mrs
Charles Pollock MIR; and Mrs H. e. M1r..me,'
Charles f. sands , Mr; ana Gerard r 1r'' Gilbert
rau yu Mr and Mrs c. D. stckney; Livingston
Deekman Bayerd wa asn G and rs Charles
Y Yep Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Lawton. Nj and Mrs
Frederick Potter coSne RupPert Se s Misses KIp
Thomas l.. Watson Judge Charles r; simms' }r
Horace A. Bonne Even Mcintyre Mr' AN, ana Mbs
John Firth p the Tsf Mey eryG Henry b. Combs j.
Stern Joel Erhardt r. a. and Ta Mrs ?0l1
Weed OF Binghamton. n. Y; Colonel ana MIS- +.
G. Henshaw OF Montreal; Mr. and Mrs James ,,
Wood Mr ana bs Mri and " K shiras Of Pitts
burg; f. w Lamport and Thomas Is KeynolIs' %
Chicago; F. Jones 'r; o ol fn, of omaha A. F.