New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-22
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Madison Square will be abandoned to-day to
great extent by society for the football field at
New-Haven. and the attendance OF the fashionable
set at the e-Harvard game promises to be
cepttonally large. Numerous parties have been
organized for the affair and it is doubtful whether
so many private cars have ever left the Grand
tination those that scheduled to make the
W 10 have abda t dozen enG on his e he
Ts en- and among others Wno ard dak We 3
Francis Burton Harrison, Chauncey NJ. DeRew,
CGyier James 3. Tavor Howard WiIets Wood
ward Babcock, Henry W. Taft and Edwin Gould
Tonight will bring to a close the eighteenth an
nual exhibition of the American Horse Show Asso-
citation at Madison Square Garden. II has been
a brilliant success. both from equine and from
a social point of view. Indeed. experts are unani-
nous in declaring the exhibition OF hOTseiesh
TO be the finest ever shown either at Madison
Square Garden or anywhere else in the United
States. The immense number OF visitors, larger
than any previous occasion, speaks eOGUenty
OF the popularity OF the affair with the general
public. while the large representation of the fash
tIr1gbot tho 5o' VEL ~, 'e ne r9 has given tbs
opening that society had become tired OF horse
terest in this great annual exhibition which marks
the opening OF New-York season.
Although Friday usually shows a decline in the
attendance OF the modish world at the show, yet
boxes and seats filled yesterday with we'll
known people. William c. Whitney's box as usual.
came in for good deal OF attention. being occupied
by Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney. in white cloth
trimmed with heavy lace and large white hat
trimmed with white marabout feathers; Mrs. Will
lam r. Travers. in black frOck trimmed with black
ace ana ols bIack nat, ana MISS W etInore, IN
steel gray corduroy velvet with white cloth hat
trimmed with black velvet. Mrs. John Jacob Aston.
In black cloth froCk trimmed with blue velvet and
large black hat trimmed with sapphire blue
who is staying with her. and who wore toilet OF
lavender cloth. with a little round turban Of the
same hue and material. adorned with lilac plume
Mrs. William E Carter. In gray velvet. occupied
seat IN a box OF Mrs Alfred G. Vanderbilt, the
and large hat OF yellow and white lace. AmenG
others present were Mrs. William Douglas Sloane.
who was with Mrs. F. X Sturgis in a costume OF
black cloth butter color lace bodice and a black
felt hat with white feathers; Mrs. NJ Orme Wilson.
in pink crepe cloth trimmed with white braid. a
r. nix stole lined with ermine and black hat; Mrs.
oliver Iselin in a frock Of reseda green cloth.
with jacket to match. and a green hat while her
sJepdaughters the Misses Isein. were dressed alike
in blue velvet and large black beaver hats trimmed
with blue ostrich feathers With them were also
large hat Of the same hue trimmed with white
wings. and Mrs. F. X. PendIeton, in a red zibeline
frock with dark red velvet hat trimmed with
foliage of the same tint Mrs. I. Townsend Burdens
dress OF dark brown cloth trimmed with fur
and velvet. with which she velvet hat; Miss
Gwendolyn Burden was in dark green cloth trock
Kernochan. in a toilet OF black brocaded MORE
antique and small black and white bonnet
trimmed with green feathers; Mrs. Elisha Dyer. jr
in plum Colored cloth and n purple velvet tOQue
trimmed around the brlm with small purple
asters and Mrs. Trenor l.. Park in a black taffeta
costume trimmed with Oriental silk and black hat