New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-16
AT THE HORSE SHOW.

Madison Square continues to be the mecca Of
the fashionable set and nearly all its engage
ments and arrangements during the first four
days of this week are made with regard to the
Horse Show. Society extensively represented
there yesterday. both at the afternoon and evening
sessions. children figuring conspicuously in the
boxes after luncheon
Among those who attracted no little attention was
Nine. Rejane. who with her daughter, Mile. Ger
maine Rejane spent the greater part of the after
In James H. Hyde's box Nine. ReJane's
maize coIored crepe de chine gown was almost en-
tirely concealed by wrap OF sapphire blue vel
vet, while her daughters blue cloth and white lace
frock was set of by brown hat trimmed with
roses.
Others present at the afternoon session were
Mrs. Charles Chllds. who had with her Mrs. Fran
els Burial Hoffman, Mrs F. K. Sturgis who was
with Mrs Sidney Harris. and Mr.. and Mrs. C B.
Alexander in Box No. So Miss Edith Devereux CIapp
and her fance, Count du Temple de Rougenont
were with Mrs. Joseph Widener, in the latter's
Swan in the Elisha Dyer box while Mrs Alfred G.
vanderbilt had again Mrs. Austen Gray. with her.
party compTising Miss Fellowes. Miss Georgette
Mrs Cooper Hewitt sat with her sister Mrs
Burke Roche. and the latter's daughter. Miss Gym
thia Roche was with Miss Kate Bryce. Both Mrs
w. Goadby Loew and Mrs Harry NIcVickar ap-
peared in green velvet and the Misses Bourne
who had come up from their place on Long Island
were in their box. No. 49,
William X VanderbiIts box was occupied bv his
sister-n-aw. Mrs. William R Travers and Others
present included Worthington Whitehouse. Mrs
Alfred Chaplin and Miss Chaplin Mrs Paul G. The
baud, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harry Alexandra and Mrs.
Marion Story, in Box No. IS; Miss Maud Wetmore
Miss Mabel and Miss Angelica Gerry, Mrs Stephen
H P. Pell. Mrs. f. H. HOLSTER. Peter and Robert L.
Gerry and Alfred G. Vanderbilt. T. suffern Taller
Sumner Gerard, Creighton Webb. Mrs Mackay
Miss Natca Rives. Mr.. and Mrs Hildreth R. Blood
good. the Count Won Lmburg Sttrum. Henry T
Kane Robert w C7oeIet and WoncEre PobiT eta3oeS
AS usual. the boxes presented far more brill
liant spectacle at night than in the afternoon and
the attendance was considerably larger. Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred c. Vanderbilt came with Mrs Ernest
Iselin Miss Evelyn Parsons. Williams P Burden
and H Rogers Winthrop while in A Newbold
Morris's box were Mrs. James Mcvickar and her
two nteces. the daughters of Mrs. Poultney Bige-
low, debutantes of the season. Mrs. Hermann DEL
box, the other occupants being Miss Laura swan
jr.. had with her DR.. and Mrs Valentine Mott
Mrs Clement c. Moore and Mrs. Charles " oe-
richs were with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Redmond
Mrs. Marion Story had with her in her box Mrs
J. NJ Waterbury and Gordon Feuowes Mr. and
Mrs. c. G. Franchyn were with Mrs F K
Sturgis. the other occupants of her box being Mrs
Alfred Chaplin, Miss Chaplin and Sumner Gerard.
Mrs Maxwell Stevenson brought her sister Miss
escort MIS- Henry w NcI,3 T; aC9hg as ther
Henry ASHER Robbins. whose other guests included
John G. Heckscher and August Vatable
Mrs. Alexander Clark, who formerly Mrs
William Burden. with Mrs. Charles Childs
Elisha Dyer, jr. forming also one of the party
Others present in the evening were Mrs. Fred
eric Edey. Mrs. Frederick Allen Mr.. and Mrs
J. J. Wysong, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wldener Mr.
and Mrs. Paul G. Thebaud. Mrs. Burke Roche and
Hiss Roche. Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Bourne with
their daughters; Mr.. and Mrs. ". Goadby Loew
with whom were Miss knowlton and William Lehr.
Mrs. Henry Z. Hyde, who spent the evening in
her sons box: Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Peli and
Stephen II. P. Pen. Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Cowdin
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