New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
SIXTH RACF-TiiE GRASS INAUGURAL STAKES 10Y
a,a ..nr.nra- .nch With 81. 80 added.
SOCIETY OUT ~ FORCEs
GREAT THRONG OF FASHIONABLE
PEOPLE.
SOME OF THOSE WHO WERE N THE BONES AMI
RESERVED SEATS ~ THE GRANDSTAND
AND At THE CLvEHOusE.

RESERVED SEATS ~ THE GRANDSTAND
AND At THE CLUBHOUSE.
Although many persons conspicuous in the fash-
i,nab,e world have gone abroad or are settled TOT
the season in thcr country homes. the so'ial OUT
pouring yesterday at the popular SheeIshe"' Day
course was quite up u the average ana the DoA'S
and resorvd seats In the box.ier OF the granistand
were filled with a gayy dressed ana iash'ohape
,hronV Of ve.l-known people. The weather was hot
the hest FOR the comfort and enjoyment OF the ehor-
nous crowds that from every point or the compass
during the forenoon anl afternoon poured down 10
the handsome grounds OF the Coney lsIah1 JoON'S
,.,uh The heat was intense from the outset, out
,,shionab,e socAv which has begun 10 regard inc
cuhurhan n one Of the 1Xe1 events IN the soral
c,.enaor was not % be kept at home by any
amount Of swelterlng heat As has been saii' near
~ every seat and much OF the standing room III the
d, neren; buildings. were occupied, anu III Sum
p,accs handsomely dressed women were compeHed
:, s,,nI most q the afternoon wherever they
,,,,,l find A pleasant place from which 20 View the
races.
eoc,etv TOO has begun to look upon the Suburban
as the most popular race o. the year more poP"'"
even ,hnn the contests for 50 rich and important
stakes as the Futurlty and Realization. when al
WAYS attract great crowds to the trac'' Yesterday
there were fashionable people from Tuxedo. Or
ange Morristown Long Branch. ienps ead' west
chester Staten Island. and various parts OF Long
Island md most Of them early In their PAGES
md lpfo he contests
n comfortable luncheon served on the upper piazza
Of the grandstanl. Not few OF the fashionable
people from out Of passed the night before NJ
one Of the city hotels. but the majority came by
the frequent trains Of the Long Island Railroad
The costumes worn 10y the ladies' In the boxes were
extremely handsome and brilliant. and even II there
had been racing. 10 enjoy the gathering OF spec
tator. In itself would have supplied picture fun
Of animation and lovcliness.
The two rows OF boxes were sold several days
ago. and great the demand that as many
more again could have been disposed OF II they
were In place. The reserved seats, too. were sold
or early in the week. and those who put of pur-
chasing until yesterday the last minute. bad TO
pay a good advance the regular price. The front
row OF boxes the grandstand designated by
odd numbers were held as follows; No. J. August
Belmont. 40. ?. James Lorillard Kcrnochan No
: to o. Executive Committee. No. H. j. II. Bradford
40. g. Cornelius Fcllowes. No. lj Schuyler Par
sons. 30. Il. II. F. Bcckel. No. T. Milliam II;
Goadby. 10; a. J. II AieNandre' No. e. General
John q. Heckscher. no. %. Thomas Hitchcock.
30 q. Ipsnk - heard 81" - William II sands
40. Il. William +. Howe. No. g. g u iiurd. In
so. G. John Daly, No, $ Edward Amman.
10. s. rag" g $ HcTana: 30 ., Kooer, sedsTcE
S Sai ~ row. H% go go Il IS H9'S Wa4o a g.
GSsT"aT The Other boxes ettereS from to +
wgTe heG In By rs w Ken w SS" mor %no
pretty costume OF cotfee-colored crepe and SILK
ana Mr.. and Mrs T.. Henry Hartman; Frederick
Hoey who had az his guests Mrs. John Blood
tune OF dove-colored crepe. trimmed with silver.
Mr. Boodgood and Mrs Aspinwal. who was In
Kcene. j shpsey; q. f. Parker; +. 8. Thompson;
]. NJ. Crosby and Samuel Rork n.,.
looked handsome In cool summer costume OF
black And wh MS sPsf s saV5e q vain mna rs
sidney Dillon Ripley. with James l.. Kernochan
were Mrf IN vb
and Mrs j. f. Smith MADDEN. who sum-
m Iner Ms sk M9nldss e box we're Mrs Wam Nance
in dark blue crepe; Miss Nance In blue polka hT,
figured india silk; Miss Lee. in dark blue: Ambrose
Henry r. $ hss and S w. r E%rds ss;r, MR.. WILL SHi
tune OF blue, and white hgured foulard trimmed
the en OF S 'front.' Of She
ecTu: Miss Alice strong in dark blue Miss Kitte
Cameron. in steel-colored crepe made with vest
OF shell-plnk silk and Miss Anne Cameron In a
pale blue SILK Mr. and Mrs W H. Sands the lat
ter in ght-coored sllk bad as their guests NJ, Mr.
Marion sioEy aHcis D. Rsa Td had "w as his guests
mr. his E SSS ms nme MIS-. and M org N
Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Shuts jr' j. r. Beard
Mr. and Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll had as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs Duncan Elliot, the latter look,
yellow silk made with a deep bertha OF white lace.
Peter Marie the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
c. Heckscher in their box a. Newbold Morris
entertained in his box Mrs. James McNickar, and
Mrs. William II. Watson Mr.; and Mrs. j. Buch,
Mrs lie Grand l.. Benedict. Mrs. r r: Richardson.
SON jr Mr. and Mrs. S. s. Rowland had their
guest part OF the afternoon William Tiffany.
Among others in the boxes. reserved seats and
AT the clubhouse Pierre Lorlllard c. c. Bald |
win. Appleton Smith. Duncan Cameron. Mcleod X.
Hicks Archibald lie Roy. Edward Clarkson Potter,
Julian Potter. Louis Pouvert. iiamil ton Cary.
George De Forest Grant Leonard Jacobs. F. Gray
Criswold. winthrop Travers Gray, J. Arden Har /
riman Jules vatable, J. clinton Spencer
Mr. and Mrs Reginald Rivcs. the latter In a hand
some gown OF black and white checked silk;
Charles Delmonlco. 7. Henry French Charles G.
Franckyn. Gilbert Francklyn. Edward y. Buckley.
Myers. ex-Mayor Hugh J. Grant. John W. a. Davis
Michael Van Buren, Davis, Foxhall Keene, James
r. Keene. William 4. Duer: Thomas Hugh Kelly
Eugene Kelly. jr. DAVID S. Hammond, Mr.. and
Mrs Alfred Foster. Of Tuxedo; Van Rensselaer,
Kennedy Alfonso de Navarro De Courcey Forbes |
John Campbell, Frank Watson. Colonel Wash
burne Captain Post. Frederick A. Hammond Mrs |
William Dubois. Miss May Crow, c; g. Runyon; G.
J. HAYES. A. r. Runyon. G. II. Smith. James Pep
per- j. Borden Hartman. Thomas Edmundson sr.
Gideon l.. Knapp. Or. W: F; Krutchley. James
Galway. Frederick Gebhard. W. II. Dubois Lloyd |
Aspinwall c. ". Hyde. Edward Gilmore, DR. C. |
w Sclam Walter johnson. Charles Parker. j. o. |