The sun., 1903-11-17
SOME WHO WE'RE PRESENT.
Handsome Costumes Worn by the Women
Attract Attention.

The picture presented by the occupants
of the boxes and stalls was dainty one
last night. White predominated in the
womens costumes and this was relieved
by delicate shades of pink. heliotrope, green
and blue. The arena boxes and the seats
at the back Of them were all filled, but there
we're lots of room to parade Oh the board
walk and those who attended the show had
a fine chance to see the new costumes,
which this year are very pretty.
The costumes were marked by their
simplicity and freshness, and 1t was noticed
that the occupants of the boxes did not
make any extravagant display of jewels.
Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt entertain ed
friends in her box, No. 1S on the north side
of the Garden She wore black lace cos
tune and black lace toque trimmed with
roses,
James H. Hyde had as his guests Mr.. and
Mrs. George j. Gould. This box was the
centre of an admiring crowd all the even
ing. and Mrs Gould received many visitors.
She was charmingly attired in an old-blue
silk costume and wore big black picture
hat. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gould occupied
seats in a box Oh the north side OF the Gar
den Mrs Gould wore a dress of heliotrope
crepe and picture hat IN which l was large
Mrs H. 5. Redmond wore " mite lace
gown aud large white picture hat. Mrs.
Hermit M Oelrichs was atii.ed In blue and
white. Mrs. o. H. P. Belmont wore white
lace dress trimmed with fur and green
tooue in which was a green plume.
Mrs Oliver Hartman, Jr.. were cost lme
OF pale g,ay spangled with steel
Mrs. Elb idge T, Gerry and the Misses
Mabel ana Angelica Gerry were In box
30. Miss Angelica wore costume cf
err an cclored cloth and Miss Mabel q az
Mrs. J. j. vatable wore handsome
white lace costume, fur toque and a long
fur stole.
white costume, jetted. Mrs. Paul @. The
baud wore lace dress With copper color ed
gray. Miss Anna Sands wore a dress of
S,etallic green. Mrs. Elisha Dyer, Jr.,
was costumed in gray.
Mrs. Burke Roche wore white crepe
costume and q Jet turban, Miss Cynthia
Roche was with her mother.
Mrs. w Rhinelander Stewart wore Co.'S
tune Of white lace over black silk.
Mrs Orme Wilson wore gown of cream
colored cloth trimmed with passenlenterie
Mrs Joseph Stickney wore q white lace dress
and hat trimmed with red plumes.
Mrs. j. b. Townsend wore black lace
embroidered in silvcr and black hat. Mrs
Harry Payne Whitney wore costume
of white and yellow.
Among others present were Mr.. and Mrs
John n Hannn, Mr.. ard Mrs. j. n, Ceballos
Alan c. Washington, Baron George 1lrakeley
Morton W. Smith, q. c. Potter, I F. Luck
enbaoh, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hollster, Mr.
and Mrs Cornelius Fellowes, Miss Fellowes
Mr.. and Mrs, D. G. Reid, Thomas Hitch
| cock, Jr., James w. Gerard, Mr.. and Mrs
| c. A. Baudou'ne, William II. Moore, MIR
! and Mrs. jules s. Bache and MIR. and Mrs
| f. X. Sturgis
was not very large, The lovers Of th'
| horse were there and they we're busy Wait
ing the stables and chatting together abou
the animals that we're to compete for th'
prizes. After lunch the attendance wa
much better ard toward 4 O'Clock the aren't
boxes began to fill up and the parade arount
the board walk began. Among the mer
noticed we're Thomas A. Maitland, Johr
| q. Heckscher, H. H. He lister, J. NJ. Water
| bury, Alfred G. Vanderbilt. Eben d. Jor
dan, c. X. G. Billings. Elisha Dyer, Jr.
Hamilton w. Cary, E. Berry Wall, DR.. w
f. Woodend, A. Newbold Morris, Thomal
Hitchcock, Jr., T. X. Sturgis.. Richard F
Carman, James W. Gerard, Col, Delaney
A. Kane, Joseph E. Widener. Carl 8. Burr