New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-21

So y Th9 Zach lh ye45 a4ea un Ro5 q h
or the fourth day OF the exhibition which may be
said to have reached It's zenith yesterday
Among those seen there in the afternoon was
Mrs W Seward Webb. who arrived with her sister.
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane, and occupied a seat
in Mrs. Edmund l. Bayhess box. Mrs Baylies
in gray broadcloth. a gray hat and a pink
vet, trimmed with lace, which likewise FORMED Iae
material Of the undersleeves. and wore a large
ysl5o Of biact cloth yrith which She wore
a long sable cape and a small black turban or che
Mile braid
With William c Whitney in his box were Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney and Mrs. John Jacob Astor.
the latter in q castor hJed broadcloth frock and
large brown beaver felt ha Mrs Whi;ns{T toilet
passementerie, and was completed by a blue velvet
hat trimmed with gray feathers
Mrs J. Norman de r. Whitehouse spent most
of the afternoon the EIbridge T Gerry box. with
Miss Mabel Gerry. The latter was in black. with
dark amethyst velvet ana white lace and a large
purple hat trimmed with purple feathers
Mrs. c. Oliver Iselin. who was one Of the late ar
rivals wore with a pink cloth frock. white
beaver felt hat the brim Of which was looped up
with bands OF black velvet. Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt
had number Of people in her box during the course
of the afternoon, including Miss Gwendo!yn Bur
den. in dark green broadcloth trimmed with olack
ana %a's MISS a6o HATCH in g-av cloth frocE
with a big gray hat. and Miss Laura Swan in
the same shade. and black hat Mrs VanderbIlts
gown was Of dark plum co!ored oroadeioth IN ana
white ostrich feathers.
REGINALD vanderbiIts box as usual was occu-
pied by his hancee Miss Cath'eeu Nelson. who
had with her Miss Natalie Schenck. the latter In
a tailor frock of black broadcloth and large
Miss Nelson's costume was OF Steel gray velvet
trimmed Win lace. her large gray hat being
trimmed with gray fur.
Others seen at the show during the afternoon were
Mrs Sidney Dillon Ripley. in a dark red cloth tailor
frock and hat OF the same shade, trimmed with
feathers TO match Mrs p. Cooper Hewitt, entirely
in gray; her sister, Mrs Burke-Roche in a brown
cloth frock and large brown hat, trimmed with
brown feathers. and sable collar; Mrs. G. b.
Alexander, in bronze corduroy velvet with nat or
the same shade; Mrs Eugene ). Reynal whose
gray cheviot frock was partly concealed by green
cloth coat trimmed with velvet; Mrs, William \;
CatteP "a rsv baf trimmed with gray feathers:
Miss Eva Barley in dark blue tailor made fr Ss
fetaltthers Miss Kate Bryce. in gray Gheyiot
white feather boa and gray nat MPs - SIew4 var
and Irish cream tinted lace. and brown Xelvet
black Mrs. Story's fr0Ck being trimmed with chin
chla. aud her hat being Of the same material, and
Mrs Richard Irwin, who entirely in black, even
the black fox collar that encircled her throat
the show a number Of dinners in connection with
the latter were given the fashionable restau-
rants Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer. jr.. entertained
at Sherrys a party which included Mrs William
F. Carter and Miss Natalie Schenck- Dining with
Mrs James w Gerard. jr.. were her sister, Miss
DAILY and Mrs Stuyvesant Fish. while Mr.. and
Mrs +. X. Pendeton. at a table near by, had a
Wetmore CREIGHTON Webb and Lloyd Warren
Among others dining at Sherry's were Mr. and Mrs
and Mrs Henry 5. Redmond. Mrs. Newbold Edgar
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Story, Mrs. Trenor Park
Alfonso de Navarro and Mrs Lindley Hoffman
Chaplin.
Theatre and dinner parties have somewhat inter
fered with the attendance of the fashionable set
in the evening at the show throughout the week,
but still there very large representation OF
the modish world at the Garden last night, while
in a popular sense the place was crowded so much
so that progress along the promenade was matter
OF considerable difficulty Mrs; Oliver Iselin. with
Iselin wearing a dress of blue chiffon Write,
trimmed with white lace spansled with silver, and
black velvet hat trimmed with feathers, while
Miss Iselins frock was Of dark gray velvet trimmed
Vet YETI hat wi with black ostrich tips.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish who arrived with Mrs
James W. Gerard, Mrs. McCreery and Miss DAILY
yoke dotted with jet spangIes. and wore a large
black hat trimmed with black feathers Mrs.
Gerard's gown was Of black and white striped
chiffon, trimmed with white lace. while her large
black hat adorned with white feather. Mrs.
MCCreery was IN white cloth, and Miss DAILY in
white lace, with a white hat
james Henry Smiths box. usual was occupied
by a large party. the most notable figure of which
Mrs. J. Norman de X. Whitehouse. in hello
trOpe chiffon and crepe, trimmed with applique
OF chiffon, while her hat was OF heliOtrope tulle.
Others present comprised Mrs Wilbur Blood
good. in white cloth, with large white marabout
feather boa and a turban of the same material.
trimmed with white osprey. Miss Kate Cary. who
in her brother Hamiltons box dressed in
gray chiffon and white lace combined with black
velvet and a white lace hat with white feathers
and trimmed with black velvet: Mrs =. E Alex
auder, in gown OF white chiffon and lace and a
large white hat; Miss Cathleen Nelson, in a white
cloth frock trimmed with embroidery and lace.
a short white fur jacket and large white hat
with white ostrich feathers; Mrs. Alfred Wander
bnt in white cloth dress with long white coat
20 match and a white hat trimmed with red flow
ers; Mrs. William T.. Carter, in a gray cloth dress
with white hat and white feathers, Mrs. Elisha
Dyer. jr.. VINO with her, in a toilet of crepe
de chine. trimmed with lace and Spangied with sill
and hat of Spangied chiffon, Mrs. Eugene
S Reynal. In black velvet. with a black velvet
hat trimmed with white feathers; Mrs Nj. Orme
Wilson. in white cloth embroidered with passe-
menteTie ana small white chiffon tOque, Miss
Louise McAlister. in violet satin, with a white
chiffon hat trimmed with purple velvet and white
feathers; Mrs Burke-R Roche. in bronze chiffon