New-York tribune., 1905-11-16
SOCIETY At THE SHOU +.

eoc,at, again present in force yesterday at
the horse show not only in the afternoon put aiso
| in the evening. far more SO. indeed, thah on the
| nre,-ious night when many people were kept
ava, h. the hall on board the Drake. Prince Louis
of Rattenbsrg did not put in appearance, having
| left for Rhinebeck- the Hudson to stay with
Colonel and Mrs John Jacob Astor lmmediatsiy s
the latter anne with Prince Alexander nephew of
miiff ba atfracted no attention from the general
| public he was generally recognized by the fash-
at the IIncheons and dinners given in his honor
| MANY of those present yesterday afternoon
brought their children. among them Mrs Harry
| Payne Whitney who. arrayed in blue velvet, with
| a hat of the same material. trimmed with blue
OSPREY had with her. her. little daughter. f,sra.
hat trimmed with white feathers and md her a,,d boy IN
Mrs Trenor L. Park was also accompanied by her
little girl the latter in white muslin with Large
hs nsbs hs rs ams Wfa black RE eo with
she wore a black hat with black feathers
| Mrs sidney Smith, in gray cloth and velvet. with
a squirrel fur jacket and gray velvet hat spent
! most of the afternoon with Mrs f. o. Beach and
Mrs Mrs. Eeaes % sens II
off by large blue hat while Mrs Vanderbilt was
e hsGk bs aRF al back heron rom
Mrs lanes w Gerard ir in black broadcloth
| with big black felt hat trimmed with a huge
AIsatian bow. came with Mrs. James B. Haggin, In
tsarret Kin was in brown while Mrs Jules vats Bile
| was in black, her large hat being trimmed with
| gold braid.
! Mrs Charles H Marshall was in dark blue CLOTH
| her hat being of dark blue velvet trimmed with
faher e Of the h SACK he "e made
| with yellow satin
Mrs Cooper Hewitt. in red cloth frock. with
sshles and large black hat. with her sister
| Mrs Burke Roche. in q princess gown OF plack
cloth and large black felt trimmed with white
also ali in black While Miss Evelyn Parsons, who
with her, presented in point Of color & hIe sI,hS
she wore a black hat trimmed with brown ana
white quilts.
| Miss Angelica Gerry had during the greater part
of the afternoon in box Mrs. Arthur Iselin and
Mrs W Scott Cameron the latter IN PACE & sas a19s
material trimmed with green feathers ana "a. MIS- hs
Iselin in brown cloth frock' with pro"h ieil i
| trimmed with gold quill
Miss Anne Kountze was dressed In dark green
and olive checked cheviot. Her hat was OF pid'A
felt with green feathers
Mrs Maxwell Stevenson who was with MISS
CAROLYN Fellowes was in plum coiored cio'h'
br.idad and trimmed with pearl gray cloth, ana
she wore a plum velvet hat, with a sariituie u
violet ribbon.
,frs stenben H. T. Pell was in cerise cloth Her
hat was of white felt, trimmed with black quilis'
Mrs Charles D. stickneys frock was of blue ana
- coo,cb nIaid wool Her hat was small black
rsI,et too,,e trimmed with black feathers.
Miss Julia Tilford, the debutante daughter or MI
and Mrs Henry NJ. Tilford, of Tuxedo, wore
brown cloth and a large brown hat Her furs were
of white Siberian fox
Mrs E Moore Robinson wore q pieateo pla'h
cloth walking skirt baby lamb Eton jacket ana d
h,to fe+ hat with high turned up brim faced
~i4b h,ack If was trimmed with long Wnlte coque
plumes.
/ ,t;.a 1s,heI e,areron's gown of pastel blue
| doth trimmed with white antique lace HeT nat
| was of black felt, trimmed with piue ledtheis'
| Mrs Thomas Hastings and Miss Kate brlce were
| the guests of Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock Jr III nei
hoy Mrs Hastings was in red cloth, and m ner
biacl- hat was trimmed with white heron feathSIs
and Miss Brce in gray cloth ana Gnu. chincni foL
Sy,o ,uore a large blue hat Mrs. Bitchcock lFoCk
was Of dark olive cloth. and her small three-cor-
| nered hat of black feathers.