The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-26

An the fashionable hotels in New York
are crowded today with society folk VINO
have come back from the seashore and
mountains To attend the Cup races. Many
r.a-seentative families of the exclusive
SGT who are not yet ready 20 reopen their
town houses are also al the hotels and
-szra1-rzrts. AmonS the prominent So
rfatv women seen AT the Waldorf, Shtr-
rvs. and other stylish places, were Mrs
John Jacob Aston who wore a serge
gown of watermelon pink, through which
ran a narrow line of black and white. The
Hegira was finished M the waist with
doe, rfrdIe Of gold ribbon Her hat, OF
whit. lace straw. had knots Of narrow
black velvet by way Of gIruiture- Miss
Anna Sands. Of this city. who was with
her and afterward lunched at sherry s.
was in "a tailored black cheviot, and wore
a large dark grey felt walking hat win
r-h turued-up sides faced with black sat
in
AS au illustration Of what is Co be the
fayarEte coIors and cuts for "HrImu toilets
it. Will be interesting To note that Mrs
Cornelius Vanderbilt who also formed
one Of the luncheon parties nj Sherry s.
u8r. a tailor frock Of plum colorsd broad
cloth. white tucked t-reta blouse ana
a o. a.. If soft white straw with rows OF
black braid running around IT, Her Sis
.,r-in-.aT. Mrs Alfred O. Vanderbilt was
dressed in black cloth and wore a three
caru,r,I hat Of white straw trimmed with
black velvet Miss Whitney, who was
with Miss Townsend. Wore a royal blue
canvas cloth gown with rayers and collar
OF white lace and small blue bonnet.
Bliss Townsend was In black and white
guatrpd IouIard and wore a white and
black straw tCque-
Mrs. Clarence Cary looked unusually
wei in O gown Of plum cloth dotted all
over with small white chenille spots. Her
togue was made OF roses, in shades OF
purple and violet Miss Alice Blight s.
IruoE. "a tailored affair, was Of steel grey
I cheyiat and with II she wore "a large
! black t1que Mrs. Stanford Whites
gown. OF Lincoln green broadcIoth, had "a
! vest arrangement Of white chiffon and
/ 41ausI,d silk Her toaue. OF white straw.
. was trimmed with black velvet ribbon and
/ edged with pink TG.he Of white tttiria-
/ Mrs Stokes was dressed lu black Iau-
! lard. spotted with white and wore large
/ black hat Her sister was in dark mill
{ taTy blue cloth. and wore a white straw
I hat trimmed with black Miss Eabcock
/ had uu grey cloth tailor trOCh and q
/ picture hat
! AT the marriage of Miss Helen Blrney.
daughter Of Mr.. A a. Eirucy 20 AIr.
/ Charles r. CAN'T. Of Baltimore, on No
! vemb,r o. the ceremony viii Zoe perform"d
/ by Bishop Sattorlce. The maid Of honor
/ will Doe Miss Edith Birnt- and the brides
| maids Miss Margaret Eiruey ana Miss
/ Mabel Corsgn. Of Washington, Miss Lucy
/ Cantz and Miss Florence ingram, of Bal
/ umore. The best man VIII De Mr. Edward
/ G. Pearson, Of Pawtucket. r. J.. and the
/ usLers viii be Mr.. James Russell Young
| of New York; Mr. Richard Biruey, Of
/ Rutland. VI, Mr. Frank A Parker, and
Mr. r. Glenn King. of Baltimore.
| MI and Mrs. Charles West HUrner have
/ issued cards for the wedding reception of
| their daughter Mabel 10 Capt James
| Francis Brady. United States Army. for
/ September 80. D. m.
| Tho Argentine Legation has been ss-
! tab..sh,I az Ia-l New Hampshire Avenue.