New-York tribune., 1905-11-14

ciety Her white fox furs served, however, 10
tighten her costume which was set OF by
large velvet hat.
Miss Angelica Gerry was with Mrs. Charles Fl.
Marshall, the latter in dark blue cloth and
black velvet toque. Mrs. J. Lee Taller. as usual
was in silver gray, other members of the party
being Miss Gerry. in a green velvet frock her
green hat being trimmed with light green
feathers, and Mrs. Edmund Randolph, who was
in gray velvet
Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt was in green velvet OF
a rather dark shade, her black hat being
Mrs. Whitney Warren, who came with Miss
Charlotte Warren and Mrs. Henry G. Trevor,
wor- : gown of dark blue cloth with dark
blue { -ivet hat trimmed with gray feathers
Her daughters frock of gray cloth. and she
wore a tan colored felt hat with feathers OF ths
same hue.
Mrs. Paul G.. Thebaud was in black and white
striped silk. with black velvet Jacket Mrs.
w. Forbes Morgan was all in gray. and Mrs.
cloth and velvet, her hat being of the same
material, trimmed with red and gray feathers.
was dressed almost identically, and Mrs. Stephen
II. P. Pel was in black velvet her black velvet
hat being trimmed with blue rosea.
Among the present at the afternoon ses
sion were Elisha Dyer. ir.. John G. Heckscher.
Alfred and Reginald Vanderbilt. John r. Drexel.
Gordon Fellowes, Brayton Ives. Colonel Delaney
Kane, Alcide Ebray, the new Consul General OF
France. and a number of the officers of the Brit
ish cruiser squadron, who, greatly to the disap-
pointment OF the public. were eli IN multi
THE SHOW AT NIGHT.
At the evening session o. the show Prince
Louis OF Battenberg and his party were, Of
course the principal attraction. He arrived at
about 10 o'clock. his advent being heralded by
the British national anthem. and he was ac-
companied by Admiral and Mrs. Robley D.
Evans, General and Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant,
Colonel and Mrs. r. M. Thompson, Mrs. Stephen
H. Pell and number Of English and American
officers. The party occupied a box over the
MadiSon-ave. entrance. OF its occupants, Mrs.
Grant dressed in gray colored velvet, with
gray velvet hat trimmed with feathers OF the
same hue; Mrs. Stephen II. Pell wore gown Of
white Liberty satin and lace. with a large white
hat with white feathers. and Mrs. Thompson
in black lace with a toque of gold cloth
trimmed with black feathers.
Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry occupied her box with
her daughters Mrs. Gerry in heliotrope cloth
with a purple hat trimmed with mauve. Miss
Mabel Gerry in light blue silk with pink velvet
and white lace hat, and Miss Angelica Gerry in
white lace and light blue hat
Mrs. Glen Collins in the afternoon, with
Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt, arrayed in gown Of
white silk, figured with pink and a white lace
hat trimmed with pink feathers and pink roses
Mrs. Vanderbilt being in white crepe de chine
and lace, with large black hat.
Mr.. and Mrs James B. Haggin had with
them Miss Edith Lounsberry, the latter in a
frock of blue cloth with blue felt hat trimmed
with blue feathers. while Mrs. Haggin in
white lace and crepe de chine with large pale
blue tulle hat trimmed with light blue feathers.
Mrs. Charles Childs, who with Mrs.
Charles NJ. Oelrichs and Mrs Henry S. Red
mond, in blue chiffon velvet. with hat of
the material trimmed with light blue
feathers, Mrs Oeirichs being in gown of jet
spangles. with pink velvet toque, and Mrs
Redmond in light green velvet and lace her hat
being of the same material
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt had with them
Mrs Arthur Iselin, in green chiffon velvet. with
a green velvet hat trimmed with green feathers
Mrs Vanderbilt white lace. with a pale
blue chiffon hat and
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs, who with Mrs
Harry Lehr. was in black net trimmed with
black velvet, with large black picture hat with
black pumes Mrs Lehr's gown being entirely
of bronze pailettes. with brown chiffon hat
trimmed with brown feathers.
Mrs. Lawrence Waterbury in gray crepe
de chine, with green velvet hat. Mrs. e. r
Thomas in silver gray crepe de chine and a
large gray hat, had with her Mrs. J. Clifton Ed
gar and Robert Collier.
Mrs. James A. Burden, jr, in colored
sa tin and lace and a large white hat trimmed
with white feathers, was with Mr. and Mrs
Harry Payne Whitney. Mrs. Whitney In blue
ss tin crepe de chine trimmed with lace
Mrs f. Moore Robinson. In blue velvet en-
broidered with silver and trimmed with lace
and white chiffon hat. was with Mrs Joseph
Widener IN pompadour silk and large black
picture hat; and Mrs. A. Lanfear Norrie WAS in
black chiffon cloth trimmed with jet, pale pink
roses and feathers adorning her colored
velvet hat.