New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19
MISS ROOSEVELT PoURs CHOCOLATE.
The Presidents Daughter Centre of Attrac-
ton at Portrait Show.

a rsv1ng success" was the way Mrs. John TFo-
bart Warren OF the committee characterized the
loan exhibition o. portraits for the benefit Of the
Orthopsdic Dispensary and Hospital. which had
its formal opening yesterday afternoon ut the
American Art Galleries.
Although the tickets were g apiece or perhaps
because OF II, there a very large attendance,
especially between the hours Of 4 and so o'clock
the announcement that Miss Alice Roosevelt Miss
Ethel Barrymore and Miss Maude Adams were TO
pour tea attracting good many persons
II about o'clock when Miss Roosevelt
came. She was instantly recognized. and people
began n line Up and follow IN her wake into the
On the part Of some there a pre-
1ence al looking the other way, but most Of them
stared frankly az the girIisn- slender figure at
tired in panne velvet lovely smoke shade, that
gnted and caught the light in its lustrous folds,
shading Up to gold and down to brown as its
moved. L over gUimpe OF exquisite
cream lace. and fun bell undersleeves OF the same.
The gown fell fl fun folds from the waist in
short train, the bodice was cut II a bO!ero edged
with ermne. and with IL was worn great picture
nat composed Of shirring upon shirring Of brown
malines faced with brown ostrich plume A
Wfite plume rtoI ed over tle I1lI on Le ilt sle
shoe and most Of the time she carried her left
t 70 e5a IsS t 5o ff yeides 7urnrer spoeared
in the tea room than selsame thought seemed TO
suddenly thirsty. And not only did every one want
cup ot tea. but he OF she wanted Il tieIe 1ie men
direction Of the tea table, but when 1t became
handle Of SILVER teapot. or the more mature
tables that We're scattered about experienced
WI thezsve made mistake and brought
tea said one Of these. looking blue
Waiter. want some Of Miss Roosevelts choco-
uutasted cup Of tea to the silver tray OF that
.sha's a great deal prettier than thought re
marked one q the women onlOokers- None OF her
pictures give her the proper charm or aniIpatoi,
Miss Roosevelt was talking so hard TO the troops
100 H. G,5,ias ~ the chocolate urn were so
arduous that il was only by a little coup eJal
she succeeded in getting anythlng 10 ear herselt-
Miss BARRYMORE likewise had a hungry e-,Ire NJ y
, i People who drank her tea SalG IL was Wedh,
hut none had the heart 70 hold Miss barrymore
Mss Fs-rvnore was looking extremely well in
black velvet the neck cut square over WhiLe Iate
S. 80 : Iorr- mink scarf around her neck A
black picture hat with black pluIles ''liLe'71 '7
Ms Maude Adams wore a princess gown q
dotted gray panne. with hat 70 match u4niieI
Vow we've had one chocolate, let's see the Pct.
ures" the said one 10 the ot1eI- IsI
ro-f-ai-- The PORTRAITS Of Mrs John Jacob Astor
by Cs~oIue Duran and OF Mrs. AIred u y dlueI-
bin 81 MUnzig were other pictures that every one
= oniv they hadn't hung No 20 next to No , .
bi-te-IZ, I'VE spent the last half hour IN looking
for The portrait OF ". D Howells by SAINT OiuoeIls
aiC &c ,,ss r-eeert were Mrs. Clarence Mackay
Ms Tohr Jacob Aston Mrs Gerry ana AIlss SttLy'
CHARLES p. Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs william Jay
CchieFeIin. Mrs. John prentice " lI,tH ~ -
eta KeTnochan. Miss Natica Van Renssel9sr Miss
Furniss. Miss Elizabeth > ftaLili41 ~ 49,, II
WOODBURY. Mrs Rives: Mrs Seymour rem 9 3 NT
Mr. and Mrs Phillip Schuyler Mrs. ftic1 19 Th7
Hobart warren Other members 81 the e
besides Mrs. Warren, were ellSs 75<+o- french
and Miss Whitney