The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-27

Gladys Mills wal In a white satin made
Empire with q high girdle OF blue satin.
With the Millses was Miss Jean Reid;
daughter OF the American Ambassador to
England. Her gov was silver gauze
trimmed with lace and she wore pearls.
Mrs. Robert W. Thompson was in a white
satin gown. lace trimmed and ~spangled
with gold. With her was her daughter,
Mrs. Stephen II. p. PeIl, who wore a pink
net ,spangled with light pink paillettes, over
pink satin. Instead Of jewels in her hair
b wore feathers.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Haven had with them
their daughter. Mrs. Forsythe Wickes. who
was in pink velvet trimmed with lace. Miss
Haven was in a very pale lavender satin
and lace.
Mrs. w. Orme Wilson was in pink chiffon
n lace.
In Mrs. Ogden GoeIet's o we're Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Livingston Beeckman, who had
Miss Nora Iselin as their guest. Mrs.
Beeckman was in white satin with diamond
ornaments. Miss Iselin was in pale blue
satin and lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Wilson had their
daughter Lady Herbert with them. Mrs.
Wilson's gown was Of gray satin and lace,
and Lady Herbert was in black velvet and
net. She wore black feathers in her hair.
Mrs. George Henry Warren was in gray
satin and lace.
sIn the Vanderbilt box we're Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney, Mrs. Payne Whitney and
Miss Dorothy Whitney. Mrs. II. p. Whit
ney wore white satin and tulle. Mrs. Payne
Whitney black velvet with a small diamond
ornament on her bodice and Miss Dorothy
was in white velvet with a bertha OF dia-
monds.
Mrs. W. Seward Webb's gown was of
pale blue velvet and satin spangled in sill
YER. She wore a tiara of diamonds. With
her were Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Egerton Webb.
Mrs. Goodhue Livingston, who was in
a white satin spangled with gold, was with
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock, who was in a
lavender brocade.
With Mr.. and Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Havemeyer.
Mrs. vanderbilt's gown was of black and
silver gauze, with black and silver orna-
ments.
Mrs. Philip Lydig wore no jewels with
her handsome silver gauze gown, which
Of white satin. With Mrs. Lydig were
Mrs. Austin Gray and Mr. IlBorden Harri-
man. Mrs. Grayts pale pink velvet gown
was trimmed with silver, and she wore a
large yellow paradise aigrette in her hair.
Mrs. Hartman was dressed in turquoise
blue satin and velvet.
Mrs. Havemeyer, who was with Mrs.
Vanderbilt, wore silver gauze trimmed
with lace.
Mrs. Lloyd 8. Bryce, who was in a very
pale fnauve satin gown, had Mrs. II. "A
c. Taylor with her. Mrs. Taylor's gown
was OF white satin. She wore many dia-
monds.
Mrs. George ]. Gould was in a turquoise
blue velvet gown with diamond ornaments
and a crown Of diamonds. With her was
Mrs. Henry Clews.
Mrs. ElbridRe T. Gerry's gown was OF
black velvet trimmed with point lace. She
wore a diamond tiara. The Misses Gerry
were in white satin with tulle and lace and
diamond
Mrs. August Belmont's gown was OF. blue
velvet. In her hair was a wreath of pink
roses. With her was Miss NatiCa Rives in
pink satin.
Miss Katherine Barney was in white satin
with black velvet girdle. Mrs. Charles T.
Barney wa dressed in gray satin with silver
trimmings and diamond ornaments.
Miss Sybil Douglass gown was of white
satin with gold ~spangles, while Miss Janet
Fish was in pink satin. Mrs. William p.
Douglas was in white Irish lace and diamond
ornaments.