New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-18

Although Madison Square Garden is the Mecca OF
all these people and the attraction yet IN accord
arce with the precedent OF the last few years. the
attendance was rather small yesterday afternoon
NJ the show. u generally is on the frst day.
and II is only the second and third days that
society out in force at 'he Garden. Still. at
8 o. clock there quite number Of well known
people in the boxes and sa lntering around the
Miss Adelaide Randolph. who was entertaining a
PF tS, in the william and ID WM sa HSn swan anna MIS-
Burke Roche and her daughter Cynthia; Mrs Dun
Elliott; Mrs. Jules Vatable; Stanley Mortimer;
GIeghtoq Webb AlfQns2 de Navarro; William IILsIIl
smith; Mr. and Mrs. John H. Davis; Mrs Oliver
Hartman IT,, in dainty gFay toilet, WIFI
Bache: MI and Mrs. Philip Lydig; Mrs. I. Town
send Burden and Miss Gwenaolyn Burden; Sen,
D. sehenck in blask velvet; Mrs J. H. CehalSs
SnH hSt u;,b ars bit toHn triIIoed
with black, Mrs. J.; Clifton Edgag, in dark red
with white ostrich feathsTs MIS- BoT5Sn HART,
son ureSS WIS couCSdlea oy iohs oiaCk sun
and white ostrich feathers, and Mrs. Charles D,
pickey in black bTosdcIoth frock and black hat.
Mrs, Alfred Vanderbilt who was with her hus-
band, and who was accompanied by Miss Natica
Rives, was in her box arrayed in frock Of castor
eOloFed velvet. dotted with white. showing cream
lace bodice hepsath a coat Of the same material
as the dress Tier hat was Ia:, large dark brown
Miss Rivess gown was Of dark slate blue cloth
trimmed with squirrel which likewise formed the
felt nat trimmed with gray feathers,
In James Henry Smiths box were Mrs. Stuyve-
SAINT Fish in black Iaca and a black hat. and with
her during most OF the afternoon were Mrs Dun
can Elliott and Mrs. John r. Drexsl,
Mrs Trenor L. Park, IN black cloth trimmed with
chinchilla and wearing a black hat with green
feathers was with Mrs r. Moore Robinson the
of the terial and large chinchilla Ioque.
Mrs Edmund L. Raylies wore a toilet of pale
gray trimmed with embroidery, A pale blue feather
boa and a LANCE gray toque faced with chinchilla
completed particularly dainty costume.
Miss Kate Cary, who occupied seat in her
brothers box, followed the example of Miss Mabel
Gerry and affected the tailor made style Of fTock
IL was of black cloth. with collars and revers of
black velvet. and Was finished OF with small
brown cloth toque.
Naturally the newly married couples including
Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston Beekman and Mr. and
Mrs. Ambrose Clark and Mr. and Mrs Goeist Cal
latin. came hi for good deal % attention. The
largest share OF IL. however. fell 20 Reginald c.
Vanderbilt and his hancee Miss Cathleen Nelson
who Were among the earliest arrivals. She
frock of black velvet, Russian sable neCkptece
large black velvet hat trimmed with feathers.
Her mother, Mrs. Frederick Nelson, was likewise
Arrayed In black velvet, and long boa Of
ehinehilla and large black chenille tongue with
black velvet crown, covered with white lace,
Mrs Francis Burton Harrison. in a frock OF
pink cloth, with neckpiece OF white fox and a
black felt hat faced with white and trimmed with
black velvet. was i'm the seats. as was also Mrs
Eugene S. Reynal and her sister, Miss Nora Fitz-
gerald the latter in silver gray CLOTH with a navy
frock. w'sh long Russian blouse beltsd with ne
cuiiarlS ra--erned black leather girdle, was with