The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-24
DIAMOND NIGHT ~ GARDEN.
society AXE n Brilliant Display In the
Boxes at the show.

sOciety Makes a Brilliant Display IN the
Boxes at the show.
II was diamond night and there was a
kings ransom in diamonds in the Garden
last night. Some wore them in piRs and
rings, others in collars and chains, and
some had ropes of the precious stones.
Even the common people" wore diamonds
last night and the scene with their scintil-
lstion was a gorgeous one.
Miss Morosini had the biggest display.
She wore chains. Plus and diamonds in every
way that she could pin them on. Mrs.
Reginald Vanderbilt, Adele Richie aud
Mrs. Elisha Dyer, Jr., made imposing dis
plays. toe.
II was a big night. It took a long time
TO get around the hoard walk and, while
a few Of the boxes were empty, it was u
big house.
". K. Vanderbilt was present and prom
enaded accompanied by W. <. Vanderbilt,
Jr.. his son He WAS quickly recognized
and constantly bowed to his friends in the
boxes. W. X. Vanderbilt looks very little
older than his son. He is slightly taller,
a little gray but every bit as alert and active
as the younger generation. ". z. Wander
bilt, Jr., who is to go to New Haven to-day
for the Harvard Yale game set a new fashion
last night. He wore a regulation cut dress
coat. but il had a velvet collar. He wore in
stead Of the standing collar one Of the turned
down shape and he carried a heavy silver
mounted walking stick.
Miss Morosini on account of her diamond
display attracted much attention. She is
always the first OF the box holders to get
to her seat, and the box. with the exception
Of the scat occupied by herself and her
father. ia filled with chryss nthemums.
Last night she wore u costume of blue silk
and a blue hat with blue plumes.
Miss Adele Richie had another bewitching
costume on last night. It was of white
lace and white Chi1on and the hat was
white with green plumes. d
Mrs. Alfred q. Vanderbilt wore a gown
of green chiffon and white lace and a brown
hat trimmed with brown feathers and cloth
Of gold. Hcr we're diamonds
and pearls.
Mrs. y. B. Frost wore a costume of gray
chiffon and lace and a white hat trimmed
with pink plumes.
Miss Emily H. Bedford looked charming
H. usual. She wore q white lace gown,
sable furs and a pink hat trimmed with pink
plumes.
Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt wore a'costume
Of blue chiffon and lace, a gray hat trimmed
with plumes and diamonds. She wore
violets.
Mrs. W. B. Leeds wore a white silk and
lace costume, q white hat trimmed with
white plWnes and roses and a long brown
caracul doak. Her we're dia-
monds.
Mrs. Elisha Dyer, Jr., wore a costume Of
pink chiffon and lace. a small pink bat
trimmed with pink wings, and her orna-
ments were diamonds and pearls.
Mrs. j. F.. Widener wore a blue lace
costume and a black picture hat. Her
ornaments were a collar OF pearls and "A
necklace Of diamonds.
Mrs. George Widener wore a blue chiffon
and white lace gown, a black hat trimmed
with black plumes, sables and diamonds.
Mrs. Charles Rowe wore a black lace COS
tune trimmed with yellow ribbons and a
black plumed hat.
Mrs. Oliver Hartman wore a black lace
costume trimmed with jet and a black
picture hat.
Among others noticed we're Mr.. and Mrs.
George L. Rives. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Alexander, MIR. and Mrs. J. Stevens IL
mann, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Winterfeldt, Mr..
and Mrs. Barclay McVickar, Mrs. W. Goadby
Loew. Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Wysong. Mr..
and Mrs. William Pollock. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Beavor-Webb, the Misses Beavor-Webb
Wilson Marshall, Morton r. Smith. Frank
Unger. George Drskeley, Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. Pennin gton Taller, Mr.. n Mrs. +. X.
Sturgis, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry La Montague, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Payne Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Havemeyer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Reginald w. Rives.
MIR. and Mrs. II. II. HOLSTER entertained
in their box in the afternoon Mrs. Walter
SJydam, Mrs. jose Aymar, Miss Evelyn
Parsons and Mrs. H. n. Hollister, Jr. In
the evening they entertained Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Steele and Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W.
Humphreys.