The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-22

andl Mrs. Alfred q. vnndsEbiIk. Mr..
and MIS- Reginald Vanderbilt, william H.
Moore, Reginald W.. Riyes. Elisha Dyer, Jr.i
Mr.. and Mns J T.. widsuer and Mr.. and Mrs
George Widener OF Philadelphia. Y. i.
Stotesbury, Mr.. and MIS-. William Pollock
Mr.. ard Mrs. Oliver Hartman, Prescott
Law renee, Mr.. and Mr.. Willie Carter OF
Philadelphia. Mr.. and MrH John J. MysOng,
Mr. and Mrs " Payne ThomEsoD, Mr; snd
=. ID. Morgan. Mr.. and Mr.. H. III. Hollis
ter. Cornelius Fellow e.. Mr.. and Mr.. ".
Watts Sherman. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Baud
ouine, Mr.. and Ms. William b. Alexander
Mr.. and Mrs. =. Osgood Pesl. Ar. and Mrs.
Austen Grey. j. V. Colt OF Geneseo, Mr..
and Ms. B. AymAr Sands. Miss Sands,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick q. Bourne. Col.
Robert VI. Thompson. Mr.. and Ms stephen
II. Pell. Miss Laura Swan. Mrs. Eben
Wright. Col. Lawrence n MI. and MIS-.
Richard r. Carman. Mr.. and Mrs. +. X.
Sturgis, A. +. Dieterich. Hamilton W. Cary,
Louis Haight, John q. Heckscher and
Robert l.. Stevens.
The night set for the com petitiod a. the
Waldorf-AsroriA cup always attracts well
The owners Of the crack gig horses are all
we'll known in society. and this composition
has come TO be the most fashionable
event Of the Horse show world. The fact
too. that Foreq King. owned by Judge
William II. Moore. had won the cup twice
and had only to win once more TO make he
trophy the property Of Judge Moore added
inCerext to the event. and by the time the
gig horses entered the ring hardly a seat
In the big house was vacant.
There had been q constant strlng pass
ing around the boardwalk all the evening,
but when the big event was announced
by the bugler dresses we're not thought
OF and all attention wa given 70 the horse.
1t was a bix night IRON a social standpoint
and there were many new faces in the
boxes. The costumes were as dainty
and delicate as ever.
, Mrs. Russell Hopkins perhaps attracted
the most attention. She IL a bride with
a type Of beauty distinctly her own. and
as one remarked last night she looks as
il she stepped out OF a picture OF the Empire
period She wore a very artistic costume
Of white crepe. an Empire gown embroid-
cred in silver wreaths Her hat was gray.
trimmed with plumes 10 match. She wore
no ornaments.
Miss Emily 7. Bedford wore a gown OF
green velvet and white lace and a black
picture hat trimmed with black plumes.
Mrs. Thomas Hastings was very attrac-
tive in. a costume OF yellow silk n gray
French coat OF velvet. She had a blush
xrav hat trimmed with ostrich feathers OF
yellow.
Mrs. ]. Borden Hartman wore white
chiffon tucked. a little French coat in solid
gray With silver and gold embroidery AID
a black plumed hat.
Mrs. Oliver Hartman wore white gown,
black plumed hat n sable furs.
Mr. W. B. Leeds wore a costume Of en-
broidered pink satin. a small pink hat
trimmed with pluInes and a wrap OF brown
broCaded velvet, Sables and diamonds.
Mrs. Elisha Dyer, Jr., wore a costume OF
gray crepe de chine and a small gray hat.
Her ornaments were diamonds.
Miss Laura Swan wore white chiffon and
a long brown caracul coat. a white chiffon
ha- zuanpled with gold.
Mrs. Henry S~eligInan wore a costume
Of white embroidered cloth and a white
grebe haI trimmed with falcon feathers.
Miss Alice Anderton wore a gown OF
white embroidered cloth, a white plumed
hat and ermine.
Mrs, Reginald Vanderbilt wore a gown
Of black jetted net and a white hat trirnmed
with black plurnes. Her ornaments were
diamonds.
Mrs. T.. r. Thomas wore pink chiffon
over satin. and a pink chiffon hat trimmed
Mrs. Henry Spies Kip wore white lace,
trimmed with jet and a white pluned hat.
Mrs. Henry Winterfeldt wore a hand
some costume Of white a painted or
candle topped with a black picture hat.
Her furs were ermine and her ornaments
diamonds and pearls.
Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry wore a gown
Of heliot rope velvet and white lace. Miss
Mabel Gerry wore a gown Of pale blue
liberty satin trimmed with touches of black
velvet and a pale blue chiffon hat with
plack pIumes. Miss Angelica Gerry wore
a gown of apricot chiffon and white lace
and an apricot tulle hat with apricot phImes.
Mrs. W. II. Rowe wore white chiffon and
lace and a black picture hat.
Mrs. T. Burial Hoffman wore gray velvet
and 6cru lace, a gray hat trimmed with
shaded gray roses and a red velvet ro-ette.
Mrs. Alfred G.. VANDERBILT wore canary
colored silk and a hat Of white lace trimmed
with bronze brown tllle and cloth OF gold.
Miss Cryder wore white lace and blue
chiffon. a gray hat trimmed with shaded
gray plumes and flowers.
Mrs. Robert Stevens wore A costume Of
guipure lace over white satin, a sable toque,
and her ornaments were diamonds.
Mrs. Frederick Edey wore white chiffon
and lace and an old rose hat trimmed With
flowers and plumes.
Mrs. Eben Wright wore white faIle silk
and chiffon and a white hat.
Mrs. X. H. Williams. Jr., wore white Lace
and chiffon. and a big brown hat trimmed
with brown ostrich plumes.
Mrs. J. s.. Imam wore white cloth,
sables and a big black hat.
Mrs. + McVickar wore a costume 81
pastel blue cloth Embroidered in colors and
a pale brown bat trimmed with plumes.
Miss Caroline Fellowes wore a white cos
tune and big black picture hat
|