New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20
NEW. YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 20.

land: Mrs Harry Payne whitney, Miss Adelaide
Randolph Miss Dorothy Whitney. Miss sybl
Douglas, Miss Beatrice Bend and Miss Ethel Barry
more. the latter in lavender cloth. with lavender
colored hat. Mrs. whitney was in black broad
CLOTH with hat trimmed with magenta chrysan-
themums. Miss Randolph was also in black cloth
frock. with black hat. and Mrs Guthrie was in
astrakhan. trimmed with sable and brown hat
neyss frock was of navy blue cloth the coat being
trimmed with mink and the dark nlue leu hat with
vet, with blue velvet hat. and Miss Bend in
brown velvet
Mrs. John r Drexel. with Miss Evelyn Burden.
Mrs. Sydney Dillon Ripley and W. Hude Nelson,
spent the afternoon in James Henry Smiths box
Miss Burden was in brown cloth frock and
sables. with brown hat. trimmed with yellow
w ba Of *. same sbse Willie Mrs Rip
ley's frock was Of plum coored cloth. with which
she wore a coat OF squirrel fur.
Lady Algernon Gordon Lernox and Miss Helen
Barney IN James W. Gerard's box Miss
Barney was IN dark blue velvet trimmed with
chinchia. and gray hat, while Lady Algernon.
who is IN mourning for her father-in-law. the
Duke Of Richmond, was dressed in black. trimmed
with silver embroidery. her hat being OF black
chiffon and lace
Mrs. Reginald c. and Mrs Alfred @. Vanderbilt
were in Box No. 15. both OF them in black. Mrs
Altred's gown being trimmed with red embroidery,
while Mrs. Reginald's costume was completed by
chnchilla stole
Mrs. Charles II. Marshall, in black cloth ana d
red velvet waist and Miss Alice Roosevelt. in tan
colored velvet, combined with white chiffon ana
lace long white fox boa and muff. and a large
brown hat. trimmed with brown feathers occupied
seats in EIhrdge T. Gerry's box. with Miss Mabel
Gerry. the latter in dark blue velvet with biack
hat
Mrs Cooper Hewitt and Mrs. Henry Clews came
with Mrs. Burke-Roche and spent the afternoon IN
the latters box Mrs. Hewitt and Mrs. Roche beng
both in black cloth frocks with black hats Mrs
Clews was in dark blue velvet with a hat OF the
material while Miss Cynthia Roche was also
in blue velvet, and wore chinchilla cape
Among others present during the afternoon were
Mrs. Henry s Redmond, in brown velvet, with a
hat of the same material and a mink cape; Mrs. j.
Lee Taller, in a purple velvet hat and gown and
sables; Mrs. Oliver Hartman. IT.. in black cloth
gown, almost hidden by long coat OF braoadtaii,
with which she sable hat; Mrs: FREDERICK
Allen, in mole colored velvet. with black hat; Mrs
Hamilton W. Cary in pink cloth frock and a
black velvet hat: Miss Greta Pomeroy. in brown
green velvet and brown chiffon and Mrs. Irenor l.
Park in black cloth and velvet. with a broadta1l
Jacket and purple velvet hat
There were likewise present Mrs. Frederick Edey.
in brown velvet. with brown hat trimmed with
yellow ospreys: Miss Isabel, Miss Catherine and
Miss Marguerite Cameron all in black Mrs. Marion
Story, in black velvet. Mrs. Elisha Dyer. jr.. in
brown cloth; Mrs. Edmund L. Baylies, in gown Of
sapphire velvet with large picture hat Of the
same hue; Mrs. Jules Vatable in black velvet. with
a broadtail coat and q black hat; Mrs. James w.
Gerard. jr.. In a dark brown velvet dress and hat
and moleskin coat; Mrs. stephen II. Pell in black
and Mrs w. Goadby Boew in brown velvet, with
brown toque made of feathers.