New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
SOCIETY IN NEW-YORK.

To-day is. as far as the fashionable set is con-
c.rraa tho end of the Horse show which does not.
however close its doors until tomorrow night III
deed there will be general exodus or society to-
dav from TO the various country MONIES III
the vicinity OF New-York. which are nearly all open
g. ,,.al, erd partjes that In many are TO
extend over Thanksgiving Day until Friday next.
The Morrstown and other country CLUBS nave ar
ranged dances and entertainments for the guests
of the country houses m their neighborhoods on
Tuesday and Wednesday. while Thanksgiving VIII
he celebrated in true old fashioned style A mum
6rp Of PeGPe R Hdrse f5r SHOW greater than
in the afternoon and especially in the evening. not
Tho had been most constant in their attendance
first three days OF the exhoi,lon h ~ere hon
OF the beau monde will oe still smaller ana 10
o, sne eoint Of vsw has been the most notable
Horse Show ever held in the New World
Among those present yesterday afternoon was
Mrs Trenor L. Park in black frock cloth.
trimmed with bands of black satin. with which
she wore toaue of red geraniuIns. Nliham T.
Whitneys stepdaughter. Miss Randolph was ar
raved in a frock light blue cloth. the jacket OF
which had revers of errnine while the bodice
of blue panne velvet. With this she wore a black
iayed her departure for Ferncf until to-day. had
toilet Of black eame h R"r b tnf as hey he e o
broidered with black chenille Her to4ue was s Oh
felt cloth and trimmings of light brown velvet were
the materials OF the large hat OF Mrs John K
velvet dotted all over with small white spots
Mrs stuyvesant Fish who leaves here to-day for
her country place at Garrison's. where she will en-
,ertatn a week end party. arrayed in black vel
vet spotted with white. and a large black velvet
hat Miss Eweretta Kernochan appeared in a
W6 JFSGs 6l Both h' Mrs Burke Roehe sister Mrs
being of the tailor made frock order.
Mrs. william Jay gown Of purple cloth.
with q black ind white hat Mrs. ]. Stevens Ul-
man had on "A frock of black cloth trimmed with
black velvet and a black velvet hat, while Mrs
Henry Lawrence Burnett. who was with her, was
likewise black. her dress being almost c9nGeea @
She wore a black felt hat trimmed with black vel,
Gerry W was composed her toilet being completed
by a black velvet hat and a beautiful sable boa.
Miss Kathleen Nelson also arrayed in black
velvet. while Mrs Charles H. Marshall and Mrs.
Jules Vatabe black cloth frocks and black
Vision Of light gray as also Mrs Frederic Edey
and Mrs. Hamilton Cary
In the evening the fashionable attendance was
even emaIer than in the afternoon and many of
the boxes hitherto occupied by members OF the
smart had vacant seats Numbers OF well
known men and women who had been constant In
their presence the first three days of the show were
missing from their places Among those who were
there were Mrs. Stanford White; in a toilet of
bble biaek and White ht adorned with para
Henry Clews was gowned In white cloth trimmed
with sable, and hat made of white roses,
while the dress of Mrs. Clews was of white lace
and crepe
Mrs Joseph Stckney. in black lace. with hat of
white roses, accompanied by Miss Greta Pom
in as OF ns a w WITH fra1 cng aags
de chine. with gray felt hat
Mrs Duncan Elliott there in gown of sill
yer gray and small gray velvet toque. Mrs.
Charles NJ Oelrichs with dress of black
velvet trimmed with jet small chncha bonnet
trimmed with gardenias, and Mrs. Trenor u Park
was likewise in black velvet with large black