New-York tribune., 1906-11-22

pie velvet, with an ostrich plume of the shade
Mrs. Oliver B. Jennings was entirely in black,
save for the smoke -coIored feather TO her black
velvet hat and MIS-, Thomas Hitchcock. jr..
render more striking the light gray costume Of
Miss Celestne Eustts, who was with her part of
the afternoon
Mrs Frederick Allen was gowned in dark gray
serge trimmed with light red colored velvet, and
her gray felt hat vas adorned with gray PluneS mes
and sables, her black velvet hat being trimmed with
silver cords.
Mrs. Garrett B. Kip in a black tailor frock and
a gray hat. another of the newcomers. She
was with Mrs. Jules J. Vatable. whose black cloth
faced with ermine
Mrs Joseph E. Widener was in dark green vel
vet with sable boa and small brown velvet tur-
ban trimmed with brown feathers. Miss Amy
Townsend was also one OF those VINO anected gray
both her frock and her hat being of that color
Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt was dressed in claret col
ored velvet, her hat being of the material.
trimmed with white feathers. while her sster-in-
law, Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt. gowned in dark
rane her hat being Of brown felt adorned with
feathers of the same hue. Mrs. E. R. Thomas, who
Anna sands with tailor frock OF dark blue cloth,
Wore black felt Tyroese hat, trimmed with long
curling brown plumes.
The Astor family represented by Colonel John
Jacob Astor and by his sister. Mrs. NJ Orme VII
son, in dark gray. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman. who
came in quite late, wore frock of black cloth and
q ruby velvet hat, trimmed with feathers OF the
same hue.
EVENING.
Dinner somewhat interferes with the success of
the evening sessions of the show. For society
fingers at table the coffee and lqueurs at the
fashionable restaurants. and consequently is some
until 10 o'clock last night that the boxes were
anything like filed
Among those present Mrs. William Wood
ward and OF her triplet sisters Miss Cryder.
They were the guests OF Mrs. Alfred G. Wander
bnt another occupant OF whose box Miss
Natalie Knowlton. The latter's frock OF sill
yer gray satin and Chiffon Th which o she s wore "a
pale blue cloth. and her large brown felt hat was
garbed in black velvet touch of color being given
TO her large black velvet ha5 Dy ne rev saG Pk * 6s
braved the dictates OF fashion by appearing once
costume which she had worn on the previous even
ing. Her hat, however. was different one being
OF brown tule. adorned with a large gold and
brown butterfly.
Mrs Glen Collins. in pompadour chiffon gown.
trimmed with lace and yellow lace net hat
trimmed with yellow feathers came with Mrs.
cSifon lace ana white vevet hat trimmed with
brown tulle and white feathers
Mrs. Thomas Hastings and Mrs Adolf Laden
burg were with Mrs - Borden Hartman. the last
named in a toilet of white chiffon. with jacket
composed of black lace, gold md Jet Her hat was
in keeping with the Jacket being ing Of & black lac
adorned with yelioW pbuleS > Ih Ago d 1d ia
and her hat a large black velvet affair with black
plunes. Mrs Thomas Hastings was gowned in
cream lace and her hat: like that Of Mrs Laden
burg was OF black velvet, trimmed with black
plumes.
Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt appeared in black vel
vet trimmed with jet and white lace, white feathers
relieving the sonbre hue OF her large black velvet
hat. With her were Mrs; Z. R Thomas also in a
black velvet hat, trimmed with white feathers and
a frock of white lace Another occupant OF the
box was Mrs. Henry Spies Kip. likewise in white
lace and black hat with a large yellow feather.
Miss Clara Barclay, one OF the seasons debu-
tantes came with her sister, Mrs J. Stevens u
man, both in white lace dresses the toilet in Miss
Barclays being completed ny white furs and
a white hat. while Mrs. Ulman wore a black velvet
hat and SahleS.