New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
IN THE AFTERNOON.

Probably the boxes that attracted the most
attention in the afternoon were those occupied
by Lady Susan Townley, a newcomer oy Mrs'
Glen Collins who will be remembered as MISS
Natsd- Schenck and by Miss Alice Roosevelt
who made her first appearance in public since
her trip 10 China and Japan. Arrayed In a iroch
of olive cloth and hat of the same hue ADORNED
with big sigrette, she sat with Mrs. John 'acoo
Aster and her cousin Miss Corinne Douglas
Robinson Craig Wadsworth, secretary OF the
American Embassy in London, being in attend
ance Mrs Astor's dress matched that OF MISS
Roosevelts being of green cloth. with Whlch
xhe wore a gray hat trimmed with gray feath-
-rs. While Miss Douglas Robinson wore trock
of sapphire colored velvet VAIN Ae'A0'
trimmed hat Of the same material
Mrs clan Collins who returned from Europe
Two or three weeks ago for the first time slhce
her marriage, was with Mrs. heRi t, Nrias
bilt the other occupants of the box pells Iniss MS,
Laura Swan and Mrs Frederic >eilsoi, -,
nrrived aon Saturday with her brother, rrederlch
Gebhard. after spending the summer eoi o, -.
The only touch of color that was given 10 tilis
box was furnished by Miss Swan whose gown
OF heliotrope cloth, her Mlll'e pat, pat Ms
trimmed with roses and aigrettes Botn MFs
Reginald Vanderbilt and Mrs Glen Collins We're
sr black the sombre character of Mrs IolIiis
toilette being enhanced by a large black Fe!VeI
hat with black ostrich plumes Mrs. @ Nahuer
bits hat was OF gray velvet with gray feaiheIs'
and her black velvet coat was traniiheo VIZ.
er,rine Miss Gwendolyn Burden, VINO spent
mart of the afternoon with Miss Alice Roosevelt
was in brown cloth, trimmed with beaver her
large brown felt hat being trimmed with green
wings while Mrs. J. Harry Aiexandre wore d
large black hat with blue wings ana iaiior
made frock of black CLOTH With her in her pox
was her sister, Mrs foxhali heehe ~ rs ~
brown velvet, with a large hat and ieathers OF
the same hue, and Mrs. Henry Meyer Johnson.
errayed IN plurr-colored cloth with Vei'e' nat
of the same hue,
Lady Susan TownIey who. with her husband.
Walter Towney, is spending the week Win MT
and Mrs John r. Drsxel. was in black Win d
faa
Drexel being in gray, with hat trimmed with
blue feathers. In the afternoon MIS- james w.
Gerard and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston came IN
and sat with Lady Susan and Mrs Drexel. Mrs
Livingston was in plum colored velvet whereas
Mrs.. Gerard wore, with green felt hat. a black
bock. Lady Susan is sister OF the Hon. George
KeppeI who spent several seasons in NewYork.
She has published book on IKE at Pekns, and
10 the wife of the first secretary and coun-
sellor of the British Embassy at Washington.
In another box were Mrs. Joseph Wfdener, in
gray colored velvet with felt hat of the same
shade, trimmed with dark red and PINK roses
and Mrs. Thomas Hastings in a red cloth frock
with black hat
Mrs. Charles b. Alexander had with her
two daughters, in frocks of blue broadcloth with
hats OF the same color, trimmed with feathers
She herself was sowned in tan cloth with
1arge tan velvet hat Miss Constance and Miss
Pratt were in frocks Of cloth of a red almost
as intense as the tunfcs OF the marines
board the British squadron now in port and
the military suggestion was further enhanced
by the tilt Of the silver trimmed afgrette
adorned black hats. Miss Therese and Miss
Nora Iseiin came together, the latter in black
velvet with a hat of violet felt and chincha
toa while Miss Thereses frock was of gray
trimmed with chinchilia and was set off by
gray hat
Mrs F. X. Sturais had with her Miss Marie
Winthrop and Miss Trevor. The latter in brown
:; black and gray frock, and dark blue hat
trimmed with feathers. Mrs. Stursis herself
was I'm black as was also Mrs. Burke Roche
who wore q chinchilla stole. her black velvet hat
being trimmed with white feathers. Her daush-
Ter Miss Cynthia Roche wore gray fur boa,
with 2 tailor made black cloth frock and dark
gray hat while Miss Kate Brice was in black.
with black hat trimmed with blue wings.
Another girl who affected black was Miss
Elizabeth Morton, the debutante daughter OF