New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-19
AT THE HORSE SHOW.

Al me IAOESE S44ON-
Fashions DEGREES are strange and unaccountable.
Whereas they require attendance on the first nights
at theatres when too often the performance is
hating and has not had time TO get into smooth
working order they ordan that the second day OF
the Horse Show at Madison Square Garden should
constitute the real premiere OF this popular ex-
hibition which has its only counterpart in Europe
day was no exception to the rule. Society was lar
more extensively and brilliantly represented than
on Monday, the crowd OF visitors was enormous:
and Whatever DOUBTS NAV nave PREVIOUSLY eSlSS S
PEELED. Indeed. the eighteenth annual exhibition OF
its predeeessors into the shade from an equine as
we'll as from social point OF view
People were rather earlier in arriving in the
afternoon than on the previous day, and by
o'clock most OF the boxes and seats were well filled
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney. in black broadcloth.
with large black hat trimmed with Lack feathers
with her sister-in-law, Miss Dorothy Whitney,
and Miss RsatTes Bend IN Wiam E 10y df u
o1x MISS Wnt.ney oe eh 1885, oio "a tr11Sa3 yT6
ostrich featheTs. While Miss Bend wore. with
chiffon and velvet hat adorned with white feather.
Mrs William Douglas Sloane who was with Mrs.
-lund L Bayles and Mrs J. Lee Taller. was in
lack velvet with which she wore large black
nat velvet hat trimmed with white lace Mrs
Baylies likewise affected black velvet toilet, which
was Gompieted oy FuPy we've. nat eo,S WH tIrn
with chinchilla with which she wore a large white
Miss Alice Roosevelt in a black cloth tailor
frock, with black turban trimmed with white
feather. occupied James r. Roosevelts box with
several of her cousins. while Mrs Elbrtdge T.
Gerry and the Misses Gerry arrived with Mrs.
John r. Drexel, the latter in froek of mouse
colored cloth. with a feather turban OF the same
were both Of tbsm in black velvet the hat Of the
latter being of Black velvet, trimmed with pistaGhe
velvet picture hat Mrs. Gerry's toilet was Of
bonnet
Mrs Archibald Gourlie Thatcher occupied seat
in the box of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Wander
bilt The latter wore a black skirt. white silk
blouse trimmed with black and white embroidery
and large black hat trimmed with white feathers,
while Mrs Thatchers costume was OF gray velvet,
trimmed with gray passementerie and white lace.
with which she wore a large black velvet hat
occupied seat in the box Of her hance. Reginald
c. Vanderbilt, and was attired IN black cloth
with hySSinth blue fo~Sers and leaves,
Mrs Marion Story. in green velvet with chin
chilla collar. and a hat of black velvet trimmed
with the same fur. in Box No 4. with Mrs. NJ
Dwight Collier. the latter in a black cloth frock
with a plum colored velvet hat trimmed with a
white ostrich feather. while Mrs J. Norman De r.
Mrs Joseph E Widener's box Mrs Whitehouse
wearing violet velvet dress with felt hat OF the
same hue. trimmed with a darker shade of velvet
while Mrs. Robnson's frock was OF purple cloth.
ehinchilla nun
Mrs. Trenor L. Park in frock of black broad
cloth. trimmed with chinchilia and a large black
felt hat adorned with big white QUILL had a
number of guests in her box throughout the after
noOn while Mrs. Jules ]. Vatable and Mrs. James
E. Martin with Mrs. Henry Lawrence Bur
nett in the latters box Mrs vatables toilet being
OF black CLOTH finished OFT with small black tur-
ban. The sombre tone of Mrs. Martins black cloth
fToCk relieved by tan crepe and completed bv
a red velvet hat trimmed with sable.
Among others present during the afternoon were
Mrs. Burke Roche in a frock of black CLOTH with
a black hat; Mrs. Elisha Dyer. jr.. who with a
brown broadcloth dress trimmed with brown braid
and large brown hat. wore wonderful feather
boa; Mrs. ]. Stevens Ulman. in dark gray cloth
dress, trimmed with yellow and red galloon. and a
large red hat. Mrs. Hamilton Cary, In lilac bro
caded velvet. trimmed with chinchilla and a big
white felt hat trimmed with lavender flowers; her
sister-in-law, Miss Kate Cary. who with her.
in a tailor made froek Of somhre hue; Mrs. Herman
B. Duryea, in dark brown: Mrs. GOuverneur
Kortright, in dress Of gray cameIs hair trimmed
with black and white striped silk. and wearing a
toilet of brown crepe with brown hat trimmed
with sable; Mrs. James W. Gerard In black velvet.
cloth; Miss wetmore. in dark gray cloth. trimmed
Mlsh oaSK ana s Efsy nat LIN MIS- stanford White
vest embroidered with black and large black hat;
brOcaded velvet coat of the same hue, the collar
being trimmed with gray fox while her gray chif-
sturgis. in black broadcIoth. trimmed with bands
of pale blue velvet; and small hat of let spanged
a white cloth coat faced with green and a black
black hat trimmed With feathers While Mrs H HnG
Lewis Morris. who was with her. costume
Of black cloth. and black hat trimmed with white
Between the afternoon and evening session OF the
Horse Show the fashionable restaurants were
crowded, Sherry's, Delmonico's and the Waldorf