New-York tribune., 1905-11-15
SOCIETY 1T THE SHOW.

the second days show there were iloe i"NNNO-~
spectators left in the Garden.
SOCIETY 1T THE SHOW :.
Society was again present In force yes'eroas
AT the horse show in the afternoon, Wheh oii
the boxes were flied with gayly appafenea =
women belonging to the Fashionable set D
in the evening after dinner there were hioA'
ernpty boxes owing to Prince Louis OF baiteh-
bersss ball on board his flagship Drake "niei,
kept a large number OF people away. 0'
and Lady Maitland. Lady Evelyn Bar1ns anu
1a6v susan Tovnley. with Lady Mabel King
Hail. represented the foreign element haus
Maitland occupying a seat in the box of MISS
Clementine F'urniss- The latter's gown was OF
purple cloth trimmed with velvet, with which
she wore a purple velvet toque trimmed with
purple feathers. Lady Maitland was in gray
crepe de chine with a gray velvet hat and a
white feather boa
Mrs Glen Collins again with Mr.. and
Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt. Mrs. Collins was In
gray with sable boa and black velvet nat
trimmed with green feathers. and Mrs Wander
bits gown WIS of black CLOTH with which she
wore q large black velvet hat with white
plumes.
Lady Susan Townley was also in gray. and
wore an errine stole, Her hat was Of black
velvet. She was with Mrs John r Drexel.
end the other occupants Of the box were
Miss Margaret Cameron and Mrs. Cooper
HEWITT. Mrs. Hewitt was In bright red. with a
black velvet hat. Miss Canneron's frock was OF
gray cloth, with which she wore black hat
trimmed with pink roses. while Mrs. Dre1ePs
gown was Of purple chiffon tafeta, her hat
being of rnauve velvet trimmed with white and
rnauve feathers
Miss Sybil Douglas came with Miss Evelyn
Parsons and Miss Jessie Sloane the latter IN cop
per coored velvet, seals1in c,at and black V6l-
vet hat Miss Evelyn Parsons was in black. with
a large black velvet hat. as was also Miss Doug
Jas while Miss Cynthia Roche. who was with Mrs.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt wore blue velvet trimmed
with chinchilla. her hat being Of blue velvet
with blue feathers Mrs. Alfred vanderbilts
frock was of purple cloth trimmed with velvet
of the same hue and a purple velvet hat
Mrs. Frederick Edey in gray cloth, with a
gray velvet hat, arrived shortly after Mrs.
James E. Martin, in black velvet and sables.
Mrs Henry Lawrence Burnett. who came with
her father, Z. n Taller, and her sister, Mrs.
Sydney Smith. in olive oolored cloth. with q
brown velvet hat and a coat Of baby lamb
trimmed with brown fur. Mrs. Sydney Smith
wore a squirrei fur coat over gray cloth dress,
the costume being set off by gray velvet toque.
Mrs Archibald PelI in black velvet and
sabies, Mrs. Henry S. Redmond in red velvet,
with sable cape and turhan: Miss Celestine
Eustis in gray cloth, with gray velvet toque
trimmed with gray feathers: Mrs Thomas
Hitchcock jr., in dark blue cloth, with a black
velvet hat; Hiss Mary Kernoohan in brown
cloth frock and brown velvet hat. with furs. and
Miss Laura Swan in old rose cloth. with q black
velvet hat trimmed with white feathers.
Miss Carolyn FeIlowes dressed in black
chiffon velvet. Her black hat trimmed with
gold tinsel ribbon and g. long black feather.
Miss Elizabeth Morton also in black. He,
costume was of corduroy and her hat of fell
md velvet feathers.
Mrs. Garrett B. Kip in brown cloth. He
! coat was of Russian pony skin and her hat o
brown velvet
hat and gown to matchi with these she wore
sables.
Mrs Henry c. Tinker was dressed in purple
cloth and sable. She wore a purple velvet toque
with wings OF the same color.
Miss Maud wetr1ore was dressed in olive
cloth. She wore a gray velvet hat with gray
feathers and pink roses.
Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings had her mother
Mrs Benjamin Brewster with her. Mrs. Jen-
nings wore dark blue plaid and black velvet
coat and hat. Mrs. Brewster's gown was all
black. likewise her hat. Mrs. Albert Tilt was
dressed in n1auve velvet and sables and wore a
Inauve velvet hat.
Miss Anita Sands was dressed in light gray
chiffon broadcloth braided with the same color
Her gray hat trimmed with white feathers
Mrs. Francis Burial Hoffman and Mrs.
Charles Childs were together. Mrs. Childs was
IL black cloth with velvet hat and sables. and
Mrs. Hoffman a dark green cloth and vel-
vet and black velvet hat
Miss lisa bel Cameron was dressed in dark blue
cloth. Her hat of blue, trimmed With green
and blue quilts.
Mrs. Paul G. Thebaud dressed in gray
velvet trimned with chinchlia- She wore a
chinchilla coat with violets
With Miss Rosanond Street were Miss Anne
Kountze and Miss Grace Chaplin. Miss Street
in purple cloth and a purple felt hat,
with meuve and magenta Her furs were
chinchilla- Miss kountze was dressed in gray
cloth and had large black hat faced with
white. 1t was turned UP in front and held in
rlace with a white feather. Miss Chaplin was
all in gray slate color chiffon velvet with gray
hat.
The Misses Mabel and Angelica Gerry were in
their box, the former in pearl gray poplin made
with a trained skirt Her hat was of gray vel
vet Her sisters dress of biscuit colored
cloth with touches Of blue and with it she wore
. black velvet hat.
Mrs. ]. Lorirner Worden was with Mrs. Marion
Story, both wearing brown cloth frocks, Mrs
Worden's trimmed with chinchilla and Mrs
Story's with velvet They velvet hats to
match their frocks-
AWARDS IN DAY SESSION.