The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-20

arena box. She wore black velvet, a whit.
hat trimmed with dash OF red velvet ane
sable furs. Lord and Lady Algernor
Gordon Lenox were guests Of William c
Whitney in Box 20.
Miss Evelyn Burden was attired in cade
blue. Mrs. Alfred @. Vanderbilt wore q
brown velvet costume spotted with white
and brown hat trimmed with little show
of red Mrs. Robert Meade Thompson wor,
a costume trimmed with white velvet. She
had jetted toque. Mrs. Edmund l.. Baylies
wore a blue tailormade costume with touche.
of white and blue fiat hat trimmed with
gray. Mrs. Cornelius Fellowes and Mis-
Fellowes occupied seats in their box. Miss
Fellowes was dressed In pale blue and wore
a large black hat with plumes.
Mr.. W. II. Rowe, Jr, was in Box 81
She was dressed In black velvet trimmed
with white. Her hat also was OF black
velvet trimmed with sable tips. Mrs. H
with black fur. Miss Maud Wetmore wore
a costume Of red cloth trimmed with gray
squirrel Mrs. Jules Bache wore a Jacket
OF broadcloth and black hat. Mrs Edwin
Gould occupied a seat back Of the arena
boxes on the north side Of the Garden.
Her costume was Of gray velvet spotted
with white, red vest and gray hat trim
med with fur. Miss Mabel Gerry wore gray
cloth costume and large black hat faced
with blue.
William c. Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs Herman
r. Duryea and Mrs. William Travers occu-
pied box on the north side of the Garden
Mrs. Trarers wore black costume and
Mrs. Duryea WAS dressed in gray.
Mrs. Elisha Dyer, Dr.. wore a white and
gray costume and pearl ornaments. Mrs
j Stuart Barney was dressed In light brown
Mrs. stephen Pell wore gray. Mrs. Stuy-
vesant Fish wore black.
In Col Delaney A. Kane's box we're Mrs.
Kane and Miss 1selin. Mrs. Kane wore a
gray cloth costume and Miss Iselin wore
dark gown and a red hat. Mrs. Oliver
Hartman was dressed in black and wore
a fur hat. In the same box was Mrs John
X. Drexel, wearing II gown Of black with
touches of red. -Four children Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Alien occupied box on the
south side Of the Garden. They looked
very pretty and were daintily dressed
Mrs. Hamilton cary wore IA costume of
lavender velvet and chinchilla fuTs Mrs.
J. Fred Pier~on was dressed in black and
Mrs. Sydney Smith wore gray and big
fur hat.
Among those seen on the promenade
A. Newbold Morris, II. Ii. Hollister, John
q. Heckscher, Cornelius tellowes, Col.
Delaney 4. Kane, Adam Beck, c. Cor-
land smith, +. h. Sturgs, William II. Ire
vor. Joseph +. Widener, James Hobart
Moore Of chicago, Charles Hurkamp. ". ID.
ginia Eben d. Jordan. A. A. Housman,
James 4. Cooke Of Philadelphia, William
Coleman Freeman, John X. Drexel, +.
Ambrose Clark, W. S. Elliott, {. X. q. Bill
lings, r. X. Ladew. James II. Hyde, II. c.
Hoskier and Frederick I. Stevens.
The biggest crowd Of the week filed the
Garden in the evening. 1t took exactly
I y-f IA N ka ri -
the ring when the crowd was largest. j. H.
Hyde, in Box 50. entertained MIR and Mrs
George }. Gould and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Clews Mrs Gould was soon picked out
by the crowd, and there was a crowd around
the box all the evening. She wore a gray
velvet costume trimmed with white lace
and a gray hat trimmed with gray tulle,
and gray roses. Her ornaments were
diamonds. Mis-. Ilews wore tucked g,ay
chiffon costume and a large, flat hat Of
gray.
In Reginald vanderbilts box were Miss
Cathleen Nelson, Miss Evelyn Parsons
and Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones Miss
a costume OF pale gray gauze and beaver
hat. Mrs. Pembroke Jones wore gown
of sea shell pink cloth with insertions of
white lace, and white hat trimmed with
lace and plumes. In Alfred q. Wander
bit's box were Mrs. Alfred G.. Wander
wore a gown of black ea,Iza eubrnid.pad
r.i,b bIua and tIacL bat M III .h;,n 80. u
Uar ornamnn,s wera Iuro,,n;sa. a., a.
nonds Mis- law uor. n cnstnua ~ 20
olo,b .rhrnidarad VIII rraan ~, ". ,an
bI,cL IN, x;,b o.tricb ,irs ,'rdar ", ~ nls
Will;am r Whi,noy on,ar,airad I 1r ~ IN;
7 ~ alcornnn GorJnr 49, Snu
"a H. uarn'a, IN No.. ,a"oH anI Mr.
anu wi ,.,, ~ s 49, - 80 ,duy LenoA
,,lorL ar, vbosi Ia, T. az ahu
' o'aoA a., III oilan4eiis
We,r oT'"'S anu pearls Mrs' puryea was
III u'"uh, m - r., u,r,,
IN pA ~, "o' & imam Jay ana
vi anu W. -, ns' reHI M'@' behr
w hts cos,um,e Oh Wnl.r iIiTn lace over
., ,. anu wi.'e ia. ''.iii'eu WIN "hte
Plu,ne' ana "h''e 'osS me wore ear ings
q a no vIall o' hl Re turquois'S MIS-.
,yosepn Wurnsi Mt't costume OF white
,a ace aipi,qu'u WIN ia'e nlue, ana Iale
que ray uI'Ihen WIN nIpe ieaNcs mrs
Georee "lueher was IN JACK Frederick
uerhafa was IN the "ideher box during
'h Tr evet miieeor uarr,,,., NOVA
MT Ouver harrltnan wore grav N'e0e
nav WIN piu5neI and a cord'ie," OF pearls
NIT, JONI ~ Dtexei wore VIM" oh'non
VIII "ppnI q. OF 1lack ace, Her "rna-
news were u.athonds. Mrs' l.. Bnr,"'
wore costume on crimson y'ivet and a
c,lnsoh NelVet ma, tfimmed with PINK
lIuihrs. NIT, =, a. NarHof was costumed m
at !enow cioln einproluered WIN frut
"s's',s a"u "Iue I" ina.ch.
NJ u'u WI, rIank Nouiu occu'led seats
a",n % w m ,h,,a h , MIS-; mou'i wore
a tn~h VI Mn w,n'e NJ oser Ghlnon and
VIII IL ~ Mt. u. %raru wore cos
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