The evening world., 1904-05-07
They Made Morris Park Look
Like a Big Flower Garden on
the Opening Day at the West
chester Course.
THERE WERE MANY TYPES
OF FEMININITY PRESENT.
All Loved the Noble Animal, and
at the Same Time Loved the
Contents Of Bookmakers,|
Strong Boxes.

On the green lawn In front of III
clubhouse. women in gorgeous arrac
strolled about or were seated com
Sortably in wicker chairs. drawn TO
gether in gay and gossippy fashion
The piazzas were crowded with Cash
tonable danes. In this inclosure r and
also over In the grand stand womer
seemed TO be present in quite as grea
Numbers as the men. only in thet pad
deck and around the betting -ringt wer,
the men in the majority.
it Good Taste PrevniIs.y
\, With a few glaring exceptiohs good
taste in dress prevailed among bthe wo
men. a decisive color note wkss struck
in the seasons fashions in t3le num-
Der Of beautiful violet and lavender
costumes in evidence. The pretties
hats and the most gorgeousS toilets OF
the well-dressed women were fof varying
shades of violet.
Bright emerald green rafn violet a
close second. however. Possibly the
favorite of the day. Irish Lad. was
responsible for some of thaj green hats
but many of them were ev IDENTITY repro.
ductlons of the hat with the green
plumes which Grace Kin ball has been
wearing all winter In "fhe Secret OF
Polichinelle."
OF red hats there were Just enough to
give the gay dash OF colbr necessary to
the picturesque ensemble
over on the club no hse lawn plain
silk sun-shades OF viol'h and OF bright
green appeared In sum Client numbers to
make the scene resemble an animated
Iodding flower garden,
Blue was also fawbrite color. Neat
blue voiles In navy and medium shades.
also pale blue toiletkes OF more ella
borate construction were much seen.
some Charmitng Dresses.
Mrs. J. Lee Teller looked very
charming in a pale blue broadcloth,
with bat of blue chip. trimmed with
ostricn plumes of blue.
Miss Cornelia Bryce wore ono Of the
prettiest heliotropb costumes OF crep<
ae Chine.
A violet linen gown OF Mrs. Evelyn
Parsons was alsos much admired. with
II she wore hat composed chiefly OF
green leaves.
One of the most noticeable costumes
was "oth w eifs' La"Fehee "ater-
pury. II was opraspoeaTy ehinon Voiie,
with nat OF Inc same color.
Mrs. Clarence Maol1ay was gowned
beautifully in black chiffon and lace
pver white.
Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt was in brown.
A pretty green costume was worn
Nv Miss Mabel Gerry.
: Mrz. Stuyvesant Fish was in pearl
gray oloth; Mira, c. Oliver Iseiin In
lEoyal blue volle and MrA Edwin
lGouid IN mignonetts green.
Ths~women at ths-racss Thursday en-.
snoysd thsmsslyss, There u no doub
Inhout thar.
nnuny-of fhssn x.ers there for strictly
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na,~sr Snsries ana ma snort of 4he day
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M tba audience
NoticeaDie aiso was the iaay IN saua
raament-al"ays 70 oe iouhu d. vi
races-accompanieo oy an equally tea
ave young man IN pi1ios-he - usuall
IN piaids wth' preee'HoiS' = o'anoh
horseshoe pin.
rms Is the evupie VINO usually p'.e'
ly uporaid each other when they los
and as openly rejoice when they WIN
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