The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-21

largest Of the week. The big arena WA
crowded early in the afternoon and then
Il was slow work getting around the board
walk and looking at tie occupants Of the
boxes. In the afternoon the arena boxes
are given up almost entirely to the women
The men reach the Garden late in the after
noon, In time to m AXE a few turns around
the walk and then take their families home
for dinner
Among those not iced in the boxes in the
afternoon were Mrs Cornelius Fellowes
Miss Fellowes Miss Kathleen Nelson, Miss
Evelyn Parsons, Mrs. Alfred q. Wander
bilt Miss Adelaide Randolph, Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney. Mrs. Henry Sieecl ard
Miss Wetmore.
Mrs Howard Gould wore a white lace COZ
tune, black velvet coat and white felt
hat trimmed with sable tails. Mrs. Stuyve-
SAINT Fish was in black. Others noticed
were Mrs Lewis Nixon. Mrs j. +. Martin
Mrs. Elisha Der. Mrs. Edward Moore
RoA nson, Mrs. j. Stevens Ulman. Mr.
and Mrs. Pembroke Jones, Mr.. and Mrs
X. r. Carman. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton W
Cary, Mr. and Mrs ID. q. Reid Mr. and
Mrs. W IT, Rowe. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. p. g.
Thebaud. +. Ambrose Clark. Mrs. Jules
S Bache. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Clinch Smith
Mr. and Mn. r. r. Ladew, Mr.. and Mrs
James l.. Kernochan. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Chaplin, J. Coleman Drayton. Charles
Pf1er, James W. Cooke, william NJ. V.
Hoffman, T.. s. Stotesbury, r. Penn Smith
Mrs Burton Harrison, Henry G.. Barbee,
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs
j. II. Bradford. Mrs. Stanford White. Cecil
Landale. George Drakeley, Mr., and Mrs
II Lob ltat,,
sham, II. +. Eldridge, the Hon. William C.
Whitney. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock
.Jr.. T.. c. Potter. Miss Caroline Duer. ex-
Commodore Clarence A. Postley. Miss
Postley.
The men who are interested in the horses
wear costumes suitable to the occasion
Some have riding brooches, top boots and
Jackets while others have top hats and black
coats for driving coaches or tandems. Tho
visitors who merely watch the ring always
wears sack coats in the morning and frock
coats with silk hats in the afternoon. The
frock coats this year are worn very long
and the silk hats have rather fiat brims
These are the styles set by the best dressed
men.
Charles Reed, the former owner of Fair
view. the stock farm in Tennessee whore
81. Baise used to be lord. always wears
startling costumes Yesterday afternoon
his waistcoat was the gaudiest seen in the
G arden. Over this he wore a peculiar
shaped four-button cutaway with hip
pockets and around his neck was a very
much mussed stock. His silk hat was OF
the vintage of "A OF about that time.
Lord and Lady Algernon Gordon Lenox
arrived AZ the show about 4:3O o'clock and
at about the same time c. Oliver Iselin
the manager Of the new Cup defender, en-
tered the Garden and strolled around the
board walk.
John Jacob Aston arrived late He pur-
chased programme and then visited Mrs
John r. Drexel and Mrs. Oliver Hartman
in their box Mrs. Hartman was dressed
in black and wore sable furs. Mrs Drexe
was in light silk and wore ermine.
Box IS. which is owned by Charles r.
Lennon, was occupied by six young girls
who seemed to enjoy the show hugely
Each wore very large yellow chrysanthe-
mum which helped to attract attention to
the box.
1t was almost record-breaking attend
ance in the evening. The crowd was so
great that late corners had hard job reach
ing their boxes, and the ushers could not
keep the crowd moving. At the entrance
there was Jam caused by thoSc who were
trying to enter The Garden and those who
We're promenadng on the boardwalk.
The favorite flower last night was the
orchid. Men wore it in their buttonholes
and woman wore corsagc bouquets Of
orchids and some carried large punches
of this flower There were some punches
| Of violets seen and in one or two boxes
roses were worn.
| The Vanderbilts were all late They
| ~ yaI Ia in tho aftprppnp NJ
| Alfred Vanderbilt was driving in the coach
| ing contest, which was the last event on
| the afternoon programme. In the Van
| derbilt box were Mrs. Amos French, Mrs
Alfred Vanderbilt and Miss Natica Rivcs
Mrs. Vanderbilt wore gray costume and
fur hat trimmed with red velvet ribbon.
Miss Rives wore dark gray crepe de chine
| costume and an immense gray hat COW
cred with ostrich plumes
Mrs. NCymandie Whi'ehouse and Miss
Natalie Schenck were together In box on
the south side or the Garden. Miss Schenck
wore a costume of pink crepe de chine with
a white gauze collar embroidered. She
had n pink tule hat trimmed with pink
IN pale lavender, appliouei with white lace
| and n lavender tulle hat with plumes
In Reginald Vanderbilt box were Miss
Cathleen Nelson and Miss Evelyn Parsons
Miss Nelson wore a white lace costume and
n big white hat. She had on an erinine
Parsons wore a gown Of red velvet with a
cape collar Of white lace
Mrs. Jules Bache wore a costume of black
lace trimmed with white and hat to match
Mrs. Arthur Murray Dodge wore a white
costume and a white hat Mrs. Henry
Clews wore a costume of gray chiffon and a
hat with plumcs
Mrs. Howard Gould wore white lac.
costume embroidered with white chenille
and white hat with sable tips. Mrs Oliver
Hartman was dressed in black and hel
ornaments were a cordeiSre of pearls.
Mrs Willie Carter was in white and wor
a white hat trimmed with sable. Mrs +
Ambrose Clark wore costume OF white
lace and a white hat. Mrs. A. &. Bostwicl
was in the same box with Mrs. Clark
IN j Roosevelt Roosevelt box was Mis-.
Helen Roosevelt in pink and white anc
wearing a big hat TO match. Mrs. Jane:
W. Gerard was In black and white with Z
| hat 10 match
IN Col. Delaney A. Kane's box were Mrs
Kane, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Oliver Isein and Mis-,
Theresa lseln. Mrs, Iselin wore a costum,
Of pale blue gauze appliquAd with whit,
lace and white hat edged with black ant
trimmed with ostrich plumcs Mrs Kan.
was in white. Miss lsen wore a dar!
| blue costume.
The Misses Gladys and Beatrice Mills
wore white lace costumes and big whit,
lace hats. They wore corsage bouquet,
of orchids and violeta. Miss Marie d.
Neufvie wore tan chiffon and white
lt'ce picture hat. Mrs William Goadb,
| I,oew WAS in black Miss Ginia Whita