New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-17
, SOCIETY WELL REPRESENTED.
MANY WELL~KNOwN PERSONS PRESENT-HAND
SOME COSTUMES OF THE WOMEN

SOME MES Of MOSEN.
Society was much better represented yesterday
afternoon the races than on any previous day
since the opening of the meeting at Morris Park
The broad and comfortable piazza of the clubhouse
and the boxes on the grandstand reserved for CLUB
members and their guests were nearly all occupied
BY representative people OF the world of fashion.
while the costumes of the women were even more
elaborate than Tuesday last, the opening day.
There was an excellent attendance on the grand
stand and the lawn in front of 1t has not been so
crowded with lovers of horseracng for many day
Cornelius Vanderbt's black and orange coach was
the only four-in-hand on the grounds. The party
which drove up from town. composed OF MISS
Gertrude Vanderbilt, Mr.. and Mrs. Egerton L.
Winthrop, H. the Misses Gerry, Philip NJ Lydig'
Harry Payne Whitney, Moses Taylor, Frank Lyon
Polk and Cornelius Vanderbilt. Jr. After the Sec
ond race luncheon served to the young people
who witnessed most Of the from the top OF the
coach.
Miss Vanderbilt in costume OF pale heho-
trope batste Powered with a delicate SHADE OF ye-
low. and trimmed with narrow white lace Her
large hat was of white straw. trimmed with whlte
plumes and marguertes Miss Mabel Gerry was In
white striped grenadine and small white turban
Miss Gerry wore a costume OF fuchsa-colored
French muslin. trimmed with narrow white lace
Mrs Egeron L. Winthrop. jr.. was In gown OF
apple-green silk covered with ecru organdie Her
hat was OF black straw. dressed with tail biacK
ostrich feathers. There were several other hand-
some turnouts, and by no means scant showing
OF saddle-horses and equestriennes and bicycle
riders.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Oliver Iselin drove over from
New-RocbelIe with party including Mr. and Mrs.
J. Wadsworth Richie Miss Anna Sands and Wood
bury Kane Mr. and Mrs Duncan Elliot came from
the Country Club. at West Chester, IN syAsh
victoria Colonel and Mrs. s Van Rensselaer, Cru
ger the latter in striking gown of ecru cloth ana
moss-green velvet. trimmed with butter lace, ana
small hat of yellow straw. trimmed with white
Mercury wings enjoyed the races from the piazza OF
the clubhouse. Mr.. and Mrs. James p. kernochan,
the latter in a gown of moss-green SILK, trimmed
with rich embroidery and a small hat to CORE
spond with Mrs James Lorillard kernochan, VINO
wore a costume OF butternut brown silk occupied
one of the boxes the grandstand. Mr. and Mrs
Frederick II. Allen, the latter in costume OF pale
raspberry silk trimmed with ribbons OF deeper
shade: Mrs William II. Sands. in black brocaded
satin. and Mrs. Edward c. Potter, also occupied d
Among the other spectators were Mr.. and Mrs. c.
F.. Havemeyer, Mr.. and Mrs James Hude beeknan
a cai SRs ME- M a. and g. Mrs j. William
Whitney, August Belmont, Elisha Dyer jr, F0Xhall
Keene James keene sidneK j.: Sn' i iobn
Furnam. Phoenix Ingraham, John W. A. Davis. K
Liyingsten Beeckman De Forest Manlee; Th Wan
Royal Phelps Carroll. Hamilton w. Cary c. Albert
Stevens, Edward H. Buckley F. Appleton smith,
James W Appleton T. Sunern Taller DIT. Has
brouck. Alfonso de Navarro. II. X vingqt. Harry
Fernando Yznaga. J. Lee Taller, Amory G. Hodges.
Edward Gilmore. John Bresln, Frank d. Beard
mond Frederick Gerhard. John c. Folansbee. John
G. Heckscher, Alexander d. Shaw. w c. Denney,
William Paxton. of Boston: C. Harrison and r. l..
Hutchinson of England; L. Hayman. Hugh a. Allen.
S. Horace Harding Of Philadelphia: Martin j.
r. l. Edmondson W. Aston Chanler, S. Rowland
Robbins. Frank W. Sanger, r. S. Palmer. w. Butter
Craig Wadsworth. Gerald L. Hoyt. Edward Kelly.
Goold Hoyt. +. D. Hunter, Thomas a. Maitland
ton Ives John Sanford. Howard Carroll. Thomas j.
o Donohue, Frank Turner Moorehead.' d. Archie
Pell Richard T. Wilson. jr, Lawrence Waterbury.
Middleton s. Burrill. A. S. Post, j. Robinson Beard.
]. Otto Downer. H. X. Knapp. Frederick Hammond.
H. b. Case, Cornelius Fe.lOwes. John DAILY, George
Sterling, A L. Walcott. Gordon Paddock. William
Tiffany. John H. Shuts Andrew Miller and Elliot
C. Cowdin.