New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22
At THE HORSE SHOW; AFTERNOON.

One special feature about the present Horse Show
IS that II has been better patronzed by the smart
set in New-York society than any other. 1t
has been suggested that many Of the boxholders
were not NEWCOMERS But the society in this city
to-day is cosmopolitan and the people who are
constantly before the public are often from other
States and cities. II q roster Of the Newport
coIeTte were made II would be found TO contain the
Il century ago. Yet the same complaint was made
the same pai0t again can be found in the Writings
on social topics of fifty years or more ago when
the New England element absorbed the old knick-
erbocker set
The colors in gowns and headgear at the Garden
are not pronounced. and this becomes more and
more noticeable e the Horse Show advances
There is however, a tendency to embroiderfes of
gold ana silver Thcn eho o 70 6erfP pms
and the many displays made y The southern IA.
their influence.
Mrs stuyvesant Fish and Miss ereta Pomeroy
arrived about O'clock They Mrs Her
mann Oelrichs's box. Mrs Fish wore black broad
cloth. trimmed with appliques OF black and white
velvet. and large walking hat Of shirred black
silk trimmed with pink roses. Miss Pomeroy was
hat MIS- James HIDE seeknan and Mrs Charles
was baSk es bo af oTeF White
black skirt and black an6 white bonnet. With
waist, with touch OF 5lue al the THROAT Her hat
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Mrs.. Charles B. Alexander and Mrs. Francis Bur
ton Harrison occupied seats in the afternoon
OF the north side OF the Garden Mrs. Alexanders
<rock OF dark gray cloth. combined with purple
velvet and white SILK. She wore a black velvet
hat. trimmed with black feathers Mrs. HarTson's
skirt of sapphire blue velvet, and her bodice
Yet hat faced With white Chiffon and trimmed with
pink roses, Mrs. E R. Ladew was In an arena
black and white silk bodice and brown velvet
i 1ale ---- Win "----' 'S 'C -'@-''S anu OF0"H
Mrs Burke-R Roche and MIS- Cooper Hewitt were
in seats on the opposite side OF the Garden. They
were both in deep black, and wore large walking
hats Mss Kate Gary occupied her usual corner
white SIX shirt waist and a black velvet turban
Mrs. Gerry and her two daughters were IN Box
No. IL They had James J. Van Allen with them.
Mrs Gerry's frock was OF black velvet with in
serts Of white lace. and a hat OF black velvet
Miss Mabel Gerry was in gray cloth with cut out
R zee Mss Hngsca GefT f %ss a Tas H5
gray. trimmed with blue satin She wore hat 10
Miss Edith wetnore was in Box No. "a. She wore
& dark blue cloth frock. stitched with white and
black velvet hat trimmed with gray and white
NOTED feather Her sister was in dark gray cloth
and wore black hat trimmed with gray and blue.
Mrs Clarence H Mackay was in Box No S.
arrayed IN black cloth and long coat OF brocade.
with erInine collar and reyers and cuffs lined with
with pale blue feathers.
Mrs. Henry Lawrence Burnett, Mrs. William Il.
Taller and z. y. Taller in the Taller box.
Mrs Burnett wore black cloth. with a and
Bishop sleeves OF gold gauze She wore a
1nental hat Of black felt trimmed with gold braid
and black pompoms. Mrs. Taller in purple
cloth and gray feather boa, and a purple velvet
bonnet
Mrs. Elisha Dyer. jr.. and Miss San occupied
their box. No. a. Mrs Dyer wore 4 black cloth
skirt and pale blue panne velvet bodice. Her
black hat trimmed with pink roses Miss
Swan had a tan cloth skirt. tucked white
tafeta bodice and a large black velvet hat.
Miss Coudert was in emerald velvet Her hat was
q green velvet and pale blue. She among the
Fromenaders.
Mrs. Prescott Lawrence and her little daughter
occupied their usual seats. Mrs. Lawrence was In
black broadcloth frock and velvet hat, and wore
z bunch Of gardenias her bodice. Miss Kitty
wore e scarlet cloth coat and tam o shanter
q the same color in velvet.