New-York tribune., 1906-11-27

once
more m,oTs arter the summer holidays: From now on
I'M me ane end Of the season. well toward Easter
one OF the most popular rendezvous Of the fashion
week ~ ~iFee hignes OF tho
AS already printed in The Tribune. there are but
~ ~" newcomers IN the parterre circle this season
rhey consist Of former Ambassador Joseph
u Choate former Ambassador Horace Por-
Ter and Colonel Robert NJ Thompson, who has
3t rented The box belonging 20 Mrs Vanderbilt ST.
With her daughter Miss dasps vanaeb sne W5 o
by Colonel snS MO no o. and was occupied last night
Stephen Pe Mrs oRson Thopsoa saa mr N anS Gown MFs os
e Saa d satn trimmed with lace and spansied with
sled with paiettes and trimsd Cd ph WITH iaoe goa
wore Tsatner' instead OF jewels IN their hair.
With regard to James Henry Smiths boz, No. g.
which belongs TO the estate OF the late Samuel D.
Babcock and which has been sublet by James
Eenry Smith for the season on Mondays to q
raa9Gis 6a9 Eyde it was occupied last night by Mrs
cock M Hyd & heRsver aVe t's On osher
ocupg BeT Nm 61FRg gssnssaas 5ss ngb WI"
Mr.. and Mrs. william K Vanderbilt had with
them IN their box No. 9. Mr.. and Mrs Frederick
Havenleyer, the latter IN a gown Of silver gau.e
trimmed with lace, and with ssrdenias on her
bodice, while her sister, Mrs Vanderpnr was
garbed IN black and silver gauze. with black and
silver passementerie.
Lady Herbert, wife Of ths former British Am
Richard T. Wilson, IN their box. No. g. Her
dress was Of black velvet And she T0Ts sacs az
nearI a-nv satin trimmed with spangles diamond
comb slittering In her gray hair'
Mrs NJ orne Wilson occupied Box z, which be-
longs 20 her mother, Mrs Astor, who for the nrse
time in many years missing from her aScHs- .
Mrs wilson's gown was Of rose pink chifron ia'e'
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne whitney. In their box.
No. 80 had with them Mr.. and Mrs Payne W MT
ney and Miss Dorothy Whitney, the latter In a
oc Of white Eevst and aa fne b MIs tie ooTsass Of
her dress bordered with diaInonaS' WI wIie c1s rs
diamond tiara
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Livingston Bseckrnan. in Mrs.
ogden c,oelets box, No L had with them Miss
Nora Isein in a light blue satin frock adoTnea ,sa
Irerous diamonds guttering on her corsase:
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Haven, In Box o. had
with them Mr. and Mrs. Forsyth Wickes the latter
in a gown OF pink velvet and lace. and with dias
lavender hue and trimmed with lace.
Ror % was occupied by D. o. Mills and Mrs
Ogden Mills, with Miss Gladys and Miss Beatrice
Mills and Miss Jean Reid. Mrs Minss gown was
of white satin with which she wore uara aiio
collar o. da0nas s ~ % bius ssfin and lace, and that
Of Miss Gladys Mills OF white SATIN 70 "+tSn htas
{ogen o. &c her Sodce Miss Reid dress was OF
white satin and Lace WIN Vihoh SIG VIZ"
pearls
caDtsiu and Mrs. Philip Lydig. IN Box 2 had with
Them Mrs : Borden Hartman and MT. ana AhFs'
A1,r+sn C,rav Mrs Gray's dress was OF pink vel
vet trimmed with silver. and she wore ta44 ~
era+re In her hair Mrs. Harriman's gown vas s, oL
1 r6Te no Jewels whatsoever, was arrsyed N
distinctly Partisan rrock OF silver s'
with broad bands OF White sal-I-
Az. caorge 7. Could, in Box T. had with her
q diamond tiara while Mrs Gould was arrayee 9, III
Turooise blue velvet. with which she wore uia
mond crown
Mrs. Charles r. Barney IN Box 9. was gowned IN
grav satin and silver spanglsd tulle, ana ner
daughter Miss katherine Barney, Who vas ,SIa waGa
her was attred IN white satin Mrs Arca4pa1a 1H p
Alexander. who was another occupant Dt 07
was gowned in black velvet trimmed Win lace'
Mrs. Elbrtdge tt Gerry, IN Box q was with her
two daughters Miss Mabel and Miss Angelica
Gerry both Of them in frocks of white satin and
tulle and diamonds in their halF- MI Ms venets5
point lace. with which she wore diamond coroneI
Mrs, August Belmont, 1r, with her father-in-
law and her husband were IN Box (, another oo-
or1pant Of which was Miss Natica Rives, IN
fTocK % 9[ pRa pBano6a ron Being Of blue velvet and
faiS haze. "hi-' "'S@-H u pun
Mrs Charles Steele in Box No. r. had with
her Mrs Richard Trimble, in black velvet and
satin trimmed with lace
Among others present were Mrs. William A
Perry, dressed in white satin and lace. with dia-
uaoud rivere and tiara, and blue a1Sretle IN
her hair: Mrs Arthur Scott Burden and Mrs, James
A Burden jr. both IN black velvet and chiffon en-
broidered with Jet Mrs Lewis Iselin, IN blue satin
and lace and a small diamond tiara: Miss Iherese
Isein in a frock of pale blue chiffon, satin and
lace: Mrs. Lloyd S. Bryce, IN a gown OF manve
satin and lace, and Mrs. William P. Douglas, in
white lace and satin.
Mrs. Duncan Cryder, who occupied seat in
the orchestra stalls. atttred IN black chiffon
and lace; Afiss Siby1 Douglass in frocR of ~hits
satin and gold spanges; Miss Janet Fish. IN pink
satin and Mrs. Howard Mansfield, In a gown OF
white pompadour chiffon and black velvet; Mrs.
William Douglas Sloane, in gown Of emerald col
ored velvet and a tiara OF diamonds; Mrs. E Vic
tor Loew in pale blue brocaded crepe de chine and
Mrs. w. Goadby Loew, in gown OF emerald
green velvet
HAMMERSTEIN HOUSE SOLD OUT.
No Seats left for at purifauiD NaYt Mon