New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-23
AFTERNOON AT THE SHOW.

There were number Of children again at the
show yesterday morning Miss Dorothy Whitney
had q large party CT young girls. who filled the
Whitney box. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mackay in
the afternoon walked around and stopped only A
few minutes IN their box Among the newcomers
were Mrs.. J. J. Wysong and her sister, Mrs Pol
lock, who occupied the Joseph Stickney box in the
afternoon. Others who were present were Mrs
John r. Townsend. Mrs. Clarence Moore, of Bos-
to-; Nj and Mrs. Richard Trimble. Mr.. and Mrs
T. J. Oakley Rhinelander. Colonel Gutlford Hurry.
7. Sanford Beatty, Reginald Vanderbilt Raw
Inns I Co+1enet Nj and Mrs Lewis Cass LED
cock, j.. Mrs Henry l. Barley and Miss Barley.
VIZ S5r R,5Tnett. Nr ana Ms FHwaTd Moore
Robinson. Miss Euretta Kernochan. Mr. and Mrs
Miss strong Mr and Mrs, P C. Thebaud and
Mrs. Jules Reynal
Mrs. c. Albert Stevens and Mrs Sidney Harris
were tbs guests Of Mrs Frank sturgis- Mrs.
Stevens wore q black tailor made frock. with roll
collar snz revers OF white embroidered satin and
black hat trimmed with foliage. Her sister vas
also in black cloth and wore a black chenille boa
around her throat Her Walking hat was trimmed HTrs
Burke Roche were again in their usual seats on
tIsck ana wore black waking hats with Brussels
let wells bordered with crepe. MIS- Hamilton cary
Mrs cary was in black brosdcloth braided in black
ane god and wore a black turban trimmed WIN WIN
reefe- Jacket with revers OF white lace. Her hat
was small black velvet affair
Miss Kathleen Emmett seen in the crowd
prorneraaing around the tan bark. Her frock was
Oxford grav cloth trimmed with mixed red and
gold braid and her hat OF black velvet Mrs
Clarence Mackay was in silver gray uncut velEet
Sne wore bunch OF her faVorite psH f t was
trimmed with q bunch OF gray ostrich feathers:
al n black and wore a black hal with large bow
Il front. edged with black chenille
Mrs George P. De Forest and her sister, Mrs.
Appleton, were in box near the entrance and had
na
black cIotn relieved by blue velvet collar.
and wore 2 black hat trimmed With black jetted
feathers and a steel buckle. Mrs Appleton was
else n black and jet bonnet and black
chiffon conarette. Mrs. Wilson was in tan cloth
made With a loose FtOn jacket trimmed around the
og neck and down the front In AN oriental SILK
embroidery She wore white bodice and a oiaCk
show ogta ea1fv Her frock was of black cloth
Trimmed with bands OF black SATIN and SIr
~ an orange velvet vest Ter hat was Daeh IA W
Prescott Lawrence was IN her usual seat ana Wofe
what The eject Of chinchilla. ch!nchilla boa and
large cnnchilIa hat trimmed with gray aIgrettes-
Mrs Joseph Widener was in Box No. 49, Her gown
EsE n black velvet trimmed with bands OF stitched
black satin ana she yellow lace bodice
Her black hat was trimmed with white feathers
Mrs. Mackay and T. Sanford Beatty visited her
curing the afternoon Mrs Elisha Dyer and MISS
swan were IN their box, No 81. Mrs Dyer wore
ooclce % gray panne velvet spotted with PACK
Sno trimmed with lace. black skirt and biacH
pearls Miss swan wore gray cloth skirt, pink
tareta bodice and large black velvet nat. with
lunch OF pink velvet leaves next her mar
Mrs. Edmund l. Baylies, who in box near
TIE DyerE, wore tan cloth frock made with
eouols breasted coat, q pink cravat, and black
oa' trimmed with black feathers. Miss Burden
"ho WIS with Mrs Ogden Mills in the Gerry box,
kcte orab cloth white bodice. with white tune
soS az her throat a drab felt hat, trimmed with
otap velvet and quilts Of the color, and a
llotuec brown fox boa and mufT Mr.. Gerry. who
s@tae 70 late IN the afternoon, black velvet
Trimmed with white and q black velvet bonnet
1-ss Mabel Gerry in black velvet. and Miss
ss.s1feica Gerry wore navy blue cloth, with little
"fh'e tabs down the front Of her bodice.
Ars J. Lee Taller wore gray cloth and pale
vile silk bodice stitched with white and trimmed
N4h white lace. Her turbsn was Of gray velvet.
..lnineo with gray feathers. Mrs. Sidney Smith
lo ssi In the adjoining box wore heliotrope cloth
u jacket OF tan melton, embroidered with the
tHe color and steel. Her turbaH. which shaded
a., eyes, was Of helictrope velvet and had large
~ rose on the left side. Mrs. T. suffern Taller
fas.S az siSck cloth. and jacket Of broad
bish sho z large black velvet hat. trimmed with
- feathers She wore large pearl earrings and
e. pendant. Miss Grace Gillette was in a box
= sNs north side Of the Garden. Her frock was of