New-York tribune., 1903-11-17

oliver Hartman tr and Miss Laura Swan the lat
ter in a frock of gray velvet. trimmed with gray
fur, and large black velvet hat. Mrs Hartman
was in black velvet with large black hat. trimmed
with black feathers. and Mrs Dyer in brown CLOTH
with a toque of red roses, while Mrs. Vanderoilts
toilette was concealed by a coat of hroadtatl,
trimmed with a deep collar of ehinehiIla, with with
Of garnet colored beaver. trimed with red roses.
Mrs F. X sturgis. in box No a. was dressed in
black CLOTH with white facings. and wore small
black hat while Mrs. Paul O. Thebaud. who had
large party with her in box No 81. affected black
cloth, trimmed with velvet. with which she wore
ohinehilla toque, trimmed with roses.
Mrs. Philip Lydg. who was with her husband.
was arrayed in black cloth toilette with which
she wore large black beaver hat, trimmed with
black feathers and some sables, while Miss NaSicd
Rives. who with Miss Ethel Barrymore, was
dressed in petunia cclored CLOTH with turban of
the same material.
Mrs. Sydney Dillon Ripley. who IN the box
of her brother, James II. Hyde, during the greater
part Of the afternoon, in plum colored cloth,
with large black felt hat trimmed with black
feathers.
Mrs. c. Oliver Iselin and her two stepdaughters.
the Misses Iselin. were in Colonel Delaney A.
Kane's box, No. 40, Mrs Isen in frock of red
cloth with gray beaver hat trimmed with red and
pink roses: Miss Nora Iselin in black cloth dress
with blue beaver hat, and Miss Fannie Iselin In
dress OF red cloth and black velvet hat trimmed
with white ostrich plumes.
Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt in Box No. 13. was
rayed in a toilette of brown cloth, trimmed with
velvet with which she wore black felt hat
adorned with yellow bird
With Mrs. Burke Roche in Box No. "a were Mrs.
J. Fred Tsms. Miss Violet Cruser and Miss Gym
thia Roche, the latter in black cloth braided and
trimmed with black velvet. with which she
ernine stole and large black hat trimmed
with white ostrich feather. She carried an
ermine mufH. Mrs Roches dress was of brown
cloth, trimmed with velvet OF the same hue. and
set of by a large toQue of brown velvet and
feathers. Miss Cruger's frock was OF black CLOTH
while her large black hat adorned with a
white ostrict plume. Mrs Tams was In light
gray tailor gown and round black hat adorned
with seagull
Mrs. c. B. Alexander. in gray, trimmed with
velvet. and small hat trimmed with gray feathers,
and Miss Anne Sands. in tailor made frock or
black CLOTH with a large black hat. spent the
greater part Of the afternoon in the George Pea
body Wetmore box. No. "a, while Mrs Harry Payne
Whitney in a gown Of red cloth. trimmed with
blue and a large black hat. occupied Box No AZ,
belonging to her father-in-law William c whitney
Among others present were Mrs Charles Childs
in a black gown and black hat with Mrs. Richard
Irwin likewise dressed in black, trimmed with
velvet, and a black hat. trimmed with black and
white feathers; Mrs. Hamilton w. Cary In green
velvet and large green picture hat: Mrs William
A Perry in a gown OF black. trimmed with silver,
and a black hat with white feathers. and Mrs
Jules Vatable in black. trimmed with veIvet ana
large black hat.
Mrs Thomas Hitchcock. jr.. was in her box
wearing a tailor made frock Of black clotn, with
a small black felt hat. while Miss Mabel Gerry
who was in her fathers box, arrayed in a
frock Of s,ate coored cloth, with hat of the same
shade Mrs Jules S. Bache was in box No. 62'
wearing q toilet OF black, with scarlet velvet
collar and cuffs and a large black hat, while Miss
Anne Pauldng in a frock of mouse colored vel
vet was with Miss Edwin Gould. in brown velvet
and brown hat.
Miss Mary Sheldons toilet was OF purple, with
which she wore a gray turhan; Miss K Cary was
in dark gray tweed, with a small black toque; Mrs
lanes E Martin in black. trimmed with braid.
and a large velvet hat adorned with black plumes
and Mrs w Coadby Loew in mouse colored
gown trimmed with braid, and big feather brown
and white tOque.
Mrs Marion Story likewise present IN the
afternoon for short time. in black frock, with
a black tooue and a sable collar, were also
Mrs Joseph Widener. in black. with white beaver
hat trimmed with roses; Mrs Norman White
house in brown cloth toilette, with gray velvet
hat and Mrs Charles Steele, dressed in plum col
/ ored velvet. with a beaver hat to match.