New-York tribune., 1901-11-20
AT THE NEW-YORK HORSE SHOW.

Society turEed out in still greater force yester-
day the Horse Show than the opening day.
The boxes again well filled in the afternoon.
when the sobriety in the hues of the toilettes of
the fashionable of this city was as noticeable
as on the previous day. Anything that was par
ticularly startling in point of feminine rafnient
served rule TO call attention to out of town
visitors. The latter many. and these well
as what may be described the new people
that is to say, those who have boxes for the first
time this year. were the objects of some little
curiosity. A remarkable thing about the show was
the furs of the women 1t is doubtful whether
display of costly furs under roof While
silver fox and sable found much favor. 1t Is mani,
which is destined to be most in vogue during the
IN oE little asnon
them being Miss Randolph, the stepdaughter OF
latter's box throughout the afternoon, and whose
striking resemblance to her mother the late A Mrs
sympathy expressed for Alfred G. Vanderbt's
were disposed to ascribe undue severity to the
judges the majority did not hesitate to express the
of Box No. l3.
Among those present in the afternoon Mrs
Whitney Warren who was with Miss Evelyn Bur-
den Mrs. Warren's toilet OF purple colored
CLOTH while her hat of velvet in different shades
of purple and violet. Miss Burdens frock was of
velvet adorned with large bird; The costume OF
Mrs Duncan Elliott who Was likewise d there @ MAS was
hat was set of by large pink rose. Her mufr
conveyed the impression of being fiat and square.
William c. Whtney's stepdaughter. Miss Adelaide
Randolph. who arrived the other day from Paris.
the completion OF her education. and who is to
mck Ike her debut this winter. was arrayed in frock
of tan colored cloth the short b9sro Jacket OF
of pale pink satin. while her large black hat was
trimmed with black qullls.
Mrs. Jules vatables gown OF black broad
cloth. and her hat OF black velvet. Her dress was
almost entirely concealed by long coat of broad
tail Mrs O. II. p. Belmont a sort of boa
OF the material, nearly three yards long
EncircIing her neck twice 1t hung down In long
ends in front. Her dress was of biscuit colored
cloth. and her hat of black velvet Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fl sh boC who o was % With h 9y wobe bo taller sTe made @ SH &
her muff and boa were of black fox
Miss Anna Sands. who with Mrs. EIbridge T.
Gerry was arrayed in gray cheviot. with a gray
felt hat. while Mrs. Gerrys purple velvet dress
partly concealed by some magnificent sables.
Mrs Edmund L. Baylles's gown was of black
cloth, trimmed with chinchilla, with which she
wore a black hat. and Mrs. James Hude Beekman
costume of nut brown velvet and a black
hat. Mrs. William Jay. who came with Mrs. Her
mann mann 0slre6s t had it on @ dress OF black broad
white bonnet. while the toilet of Mrs. Oelrichs was
in the form Of bits Of red cloth set between @ the
braidngs
Mrs. Cooper Hewitt garbed In soft gray
cloth. trimmed with velvet. with gray velvet hat
and her sister. Mrs Burke-Roche. wore a black
cloth dress, with long black coat. and black and
white toque
Mrs. j. Stewart Barney was in black, and wore
jacket of broadtail trimmed with chinchilla
revers. and black hat adorned the left side
with bunch of dove colored wings. Mrs. Alex
was in dark blue cloth. with a species of Marie
Stuart hat. composed of sable. and long sable
boa.
Mrs. Joseph widener and Mrs William F. Carter
represented the Philadelphia contingent at the af-
ternoon session. Mrs. Widener in toilet OF silver
gray cloth. trimmed with appiiques of gold. and
Rafpe Ratip ''0'n WITH "H''" she wore d large Oiaek
Mrs. John H Hammond was arrayed in silver
gray CLOTH trimmed with chnchiIla, while Mrs L
Townsend Burden attired in nut brown cloth
with sable boa and a sable mun Her daueh-
CLOTH M which sSe Mas Wors W.n he5 sU In
boa and red hat. trimmed with feather of the
Same hue-
Mrs Spotswood Schenk's dress was Of black
cloth her toilet being completed by sable boa
Sidney Smith was in black velvet sable boa and
a black velvet hat.
Mrs. Henry Sedley wore toilet Of black velvet
spotted with white. her large hat being composed
of violets. while Mrs. Henry Lawrence Burnett
Wh0 % hands 5 haf a So, Of black Lac sh
Her black hat was trimmed with black wings and
a bunch of pale green ribbon.
Miss Kathleen Nelson had donned for the after
frock of brown cloth, a black fox boa and
a black velvet hat, while Miss Wetmore who was
among the late arrivals dressed in a black
cloth costume and sable boa. Miss Laura Swan. /
who was with her mother, wore toilet of old |
rose cloth and large black velvet picture hat. |