The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-25
CADETS on PARADE.

CADETS on PARADE.
FIRST class OF West Point Joins the society
Throng ~ Inc SHOW.
The West Point cadets made an extra
attraction at the show yesterday. The
management each year invites the MEM
bers OF the first class at the Military
Academy to visit the show and it is always
arranged that horses suitable for cavalry
purposes are judged the afternoon the
cadets arrive. In this class the riders
are in uniform and must he a member
OF the army navy, marine corps or National
Guard. The cadets. in command OF Capt.
Scott, arrived at the Garden just before
the class was called. There we're l05 of
them, and although the big box over the
Madison avenue entrance is always placed
at their disposal it was not long before
they were seattle red all over the Garden.
Some we're promen ading with pretty girls
and others occupied seats with fair COM
panions in the arena boxes. Col. and Mrs.
Scott, their daughter -in-law, Mrs. Scott,
Capt. and Mrs. Marshal, Capt. and Mrs.
Simonds and Lieut.. and Mrs. Baer were
with the cadets All dined at the Garden
last evening.
WI - " AoA W A1AA III AH' "ANNA
noon. The Yale Harvard game always
takes away many of the regulars, but some
of these returned in time to occupy their
usual seats during the evening. 1t was a
day of furs. The warm weather early
in the week kept many from displaying
furs, but the last two days have been more
suitable for warm costumes.
Mrs. Elisha Dyer, Jr., was "a usual in her
box. She wore a white lace and silk waist
and a panne velvet hat with gray plumes
and sable furs.
Miss Giulia Morosini wore a striking
costume Of green panne velvet and a green
hat trimmed with feathers.
Mrs. Russell Hopkins wore a costume
Of delicate gray panne velvet and a gray
hat 10 match trimmed with roses.
Mrs. Alfred G.. Vanderbilt wore a black
cloth costume and a gray hat trimmed
with plumes. Her furs were sable.
Mrs. Charles Rowe wore a black cloth
costume, a diamond studded watch and a
black hat.
Miss Emily Bedford wore a costume of
brown cloth and a hat TO match.
Mrs. T.. b. Frost wore a costume of brown
corduroy, a brown hat and ohinchilla furs.
Mrs. Ralph n. Ellis wore a dark blue
cloth suit and a picture hat trimmed with
pink plumes.
Among Others present were Reginald
w Riyes. L. J. McCahin, p. j. Hart, Charles
H"u, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Baudouine, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. HOLSTER, W. }. Buttfield, Thomas
l.. Watt, the Misses Watt, Col. and Mrs.
Cornelius Fellowes, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hitchcock. Jr; Mrs. Hitchcock wore a
Stevens, John G. Heckscher, Alfred y.
Maclay, J. V. Colt, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph f.
Widener. Mr.. and Mrs. William Pollock.
+. Vivian Gooch, Charles II; Hurkamp,
Charles Z. Bum, II. l.. Herbert, Major
Creighton Webb. Mr.. IN Mrs. Paul A. Sorg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard F. Carman, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W. Watson. Of Baltimore: Capt.
W.. II. Evans. Commodore Robert +. Tod,
Alfred q. Vanderbilt, Otto II. Kahn, J.
Campbell Thompson, r. Penn Smith. Louis
Haight, I. T.. Stotesbury, William Fl. Moore,
Elisha Dyer. Jr.. J. W. Hartman, Mrs,
Adolph Ladenburg, Miss L~adenbuTg,. Mrs.
Siegel, Hamilton W. Cary and Ralph n.
Ellis.
II was a day for children. There being
no school they were there everywhere.
In the boxes they looked very pretty and
attracted much attention. They were UNI
conscious, too of the way they attracted.
and applauded heartily the horses as they
were put through their PAGES. Many OF
them wandered around the mig and stood
watching the grooIns putting the finishing
touches 10 their charges before they were
sent into the ring.
There was a good attendance in the even
ing in spite Of the fact that some of the
regulars seem to think that Saturday night
should be barred. Mrs. Henry Siegel and
Robert Bacon gave up their boxes TO their
servants, and while they were In a position
10 enjoy the exhibition in the ring they J
seemed to be rather uncomfortab BILE, being |
placed in such prominent positions.
Col. Bill Cody, Buffalo Bill" watched
the show from the Morosini box and was
an interested spectator in the champion
ship classes. DR.. Cattanach was with
the veteran scout.
Mrs. y. b. Frost was very attractive
in a white lace costume and black picture
hat trimmed with black plumes. Her
ornaments were diamondA.
Mrs. Alfred q. Vanderbilt wore a black
lace costume jetted and a black plumed
hat. , She wore a diamond and ruby pin
md a pendant of diamonds.
Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt wore a white
lace costume and a big blue picture hat. !
Her ornaments we're diamonds.
Miss Caroline FellOwes wore a costume
of black velvet and white lace and a black
picture hat.
Miss Bedford wore a handsome gown
Of figured organdy and a black picture
hat.
Mrs. Elisha Dyer was in gray chiffon
and lace and a plumed gray hat. She wore
diamonds and pearls.
Mrs. W. b. Leeds wore a costume Of
black and white lace and a hat trimmed
with big blue ostrich feathers and roses.
Her ornaments were diamonds.
Miss Dietrich wore a costume OF white
lace and a black picture hat.
Mrs. Charles Rowe wore a handsome
gown OF white lace and a black hat. Her
ornaments were diamonds and a collar Of
ruby velvet studded with diamonds.
Among others noticed were Mr.. and Mrs.
H.. H. Hollister, Z. T. Bedford, Erskine J
Hewitt, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gerken, Mr.. and !
Mrs. G.. A.. Baudouine, William H. Moore, /
j. W. Hartman, William G. Freeman, Mrs.
William Orr Barclay and Mr.. and Mrs. E. II.
Weatherbee.
THE AWARDS.