New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-26
FASHION At SHEEPSHEdD BAY.
MANY wELL-KNOwN MEN AND WOMEN THOR
oUGHLY ENJOYED SATURDAYS SPORT.

MANY wELLNNOWN MEN AND WOMEN Thur
oUGHLY ENJOYED SATURDAYS SPORT.
Futurity Day Ike the Suburban is one of the I'M
portant days with fashionable racegocrs. ana they
crowded to the boautifu. Shcepshead Bay traoA
Saturday by every train to see the great confess
for the richest turf prize OF the year. mat there
would be a great throng every one knew. FOR the
day broke with favorable skies and all things N
Nature seemed blended for the purpose OF making
the day % the most noteworthy in the history
OF the Coney Island Jockey Club The day. all
told cheered the hearts OF the sport-lovng thou-
sands that filled the grandstand and spread over
the lawns. which green and vevety ana soi'
: the finest carpets
Society we'll represented in the boxes. In the
reserved seats and the clubhouse piazza. The
costumes OF the women airy. summary and eN-
tremcy pretty and contributed much TO the peauy
Of the the grandstand. Mr. and Mrs.
August Belmont. who occupied box No !. had as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clarkson Potter
the latter in costume cf dark blue chaneeabe SIX
trimmed with black embroidery, and small black
hat. dressed with purple flowers; Miss May Bird
in back crepon over black silk. Mrs. Belmont was,
as usual very handsome. in a costume of three
quarters beached linen. trimmed with white SILK
and lace and small, black capote.
Box No was occupied by Mr. and Mrs James
BUCHANAN Houston and thsir daughter. Miss Hous-
ION. Mrs. Houston a gown Of black SILK
trimmed with jet. while Mss Houston was in a
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coat OF cream satin and lace -. d.
Frederick Schenck had as his guests in box no. 2
Mis-. Schenck. In pretty costume OF -colorei
striped six. trimmed WITH white lace and small
back hat and Mr. ana Mrs Apple'on Mrs APPLE ef
white avn figured WI blue flowers r....,,.. .Ao
latter wearing a skirt OF deep blue MORE shot WIKI
gold and a waist of turquoise blu. silk trimmed
with white embroidery; Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Kill
breth. the latter in costume Of brown India linen,
trimmed with white embroidery. and Mr. and Mrs;
brown striped linen and small hat composed OF
Box 10 was occupied by Mrs g. Norman. of
Boston, wearing pretty costume OF Nous
also Of Boston, IN pretty costume oil oiseult-coi-
ored linen embellished with White embroidery
| Kip and a party Of men, and box No. I by John H.
| light summary costume sat in box No 10.
| Cornelius Felowoss box No . was uncccupied
Box 20. u was taken by. II. p. whitaker and
We're Mr. and Mr. Foxhaii Keene, the latter look
ing extremely handsome in costume o, Ph,e wh
rows of narrow lace, and large black hat dressed
"e General and Mrs Thomas T Eckert and family
Box 30. i6 was held by Mr. and Mrs Robert
Mr. Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hitchcock the lsttsT in "a
White striped silk, had as their in theI box
/ Mrs w Bueer Duncan. who wore a costume OF
enbrOi S,ny AM ami made Win and collar Of
emerald green silk. and Miss Co;tenet, in tailor
coat being OF white satin covered with lace NJ,
| 4 II Humu els box was occupied Dy Mrs
| Cowen and Miss Daisy Stevens. OF California.
Box No "a held s. L. Levy, of Boston, j. Prince
W ] Arkell who had two boxes. had as his
guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Price. Mrs Dodge,
| s. j Richards and ex-Assistant Corporation Couh-
Se Mrs ~ Kinsley Magoun in pretty gown of brown
crepe trimmed with white ace and a large 1 p,acK
guests were Miss Van Rensselaer,. wearing gown
Of black silk the bodice of white lace ana cream
lace hat dressed with daisies Jonn Jordan. oil Cih-
! cinnatI: A. NJ. Griswod. and c. o. Wetmore
Box No % was occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
| Duer and Miss Caroline Duer.
Boxes VI and held Mr.. and Mrs H. NJ Bro"n-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Duke Grant. MI; and Mrs. e.
! smith william Duke. jr., j. b. Jones ana T. L.
Rice. -, -, ~. t1orva,.
n Mullen Miss Robbins and s. G. Hart
In Box II we're Mrs. Scott-Linn Mrs > hum
! phreys Mrs. Il. L. Fowler H. Peters anu l. WI
Box @ held Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Moore jr'' ana
| Mr. nd Mrs. DOYLE.