The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-21
SOCIETY Ar THE SHOW.
The Boxes Well Filled and Crowds PrOm-
enade the Walk.


enade the Walk.
The attendance last night was much
larger than on the opening night and the
scene was consequently one of more splen-
dor The women seemed to have on more
fascinating costumes. they wore more
jewels, and the combination of colors. deli
cate to the extreme was pleasing. and these
dainty costumes stood out ~splendidly
against the sombre black Of the men and
the simple decorations of the Garden. There
was quite a parade Of society leaders during
the evening. the boardwalk being not
unoomfortably crowded.
Mrs. w. B. Leeds was a guest in the Dyer
box. She was accompanied by Mr.. Leeds
and wore white lace, a white and gold hat
trimmed with white ostrich feathers and
diamonds and pearls as Mrs.
Elisha Dyer, Jr., wore a costume of white
crepe with silver embroidery, a white hat
trimmed with a small white aigrette and
pearls and diamonds.
Miss Laura Swami wore a gown OF pink
lowered white organdie and a pink and
white plumed hat.
Mrs. Trenor l.. Park wore a costume Of
white silver, pailletted, and a white lace
hat. Her ornaments we're diamonds. She
with Commodore Park sat in the Hartman
box. Mrs. Oliver Hartman wore a gown
OF white lace with silver bolero and a black
plumed hat. Her we're diamonds,
Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt wore a gown
Of white lace and pink and a picture bat
plumed. She wore diamonds and a long
string Of pearls.
Miss Giulia Morosini wore a princess
gown OF white panne cloth heavily en-
broidered and a white hat trimmed with
white aigret. She had a chain of diamonds.
Mrs. Robert Goelet wore a mauve cloth
costume embroidered with mauve and silver
nj a cloth Of silver hat with long mauve
ostrich plumes. Her ornaments were dia-
monds.
Mrs. William Z. Carter of Philadelphia
wore a gown of turquoise blue chiffon and
white lace, q turquoise blue hat plumed
and her ornaments were turquoise.
Miss Mabel Gerry wore q gown of tur-
quoise blue embroidered with gold empire
wreaths. a pale blue toque spangled with
gold and her ornaments were turquoises.
Mrs. Clement c. Moore wore gray crepe
pailletted in gray and a mall gray plumed
hat:
of blue chiffsn cloth over apricot satin.
She had a brown hat trimmed with pink
roses and blue plumes and her ornaments
were diamonds.
Mrs. W. Alexander wore a gown Of white
chiffon cloth and lace touched with yellow
and a big white hat. Miss Harriet Alex
ander wore white chiffon and lace and a
small hat trimmed with white ostrich
plumes. Miss Frances Alexander was
dressed in white and pink.
Mrs. Orme Wilson wore a gown of white
embroidered cloth and a small black
plumed hat on which was a knot Of silver.
Mrs. Frederick Edey wore black velvet
and point lace. Miss Caroline Fellowes
was in black velvet and lace. Miss Edith
CoIford wore a costume Of chiffon trimmed
with sable and a black picture hat. Mrs
j. W. Gerard wore an ecru lace costume
Embroidered in blue and a IN al hat tsann;ed
with roses. Mrs. L. B. Frost was in blue.
Among others noticed were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph n. Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stevens
Ulman, Mrs. Eben Wright, Mrs. c. Old.
Lselin, Mr.. and Mrs. Beverley Robinson,
Harry Eldridge, Hamilton Cary, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard F. Carman, Col. r. NJ. Thomp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. H, Pell, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Z. Widener, Col. and Mrs. W. H, Rowe,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Van Schaick, Mr..
and Mrs. James j.. Coogan, Miss Coogan,
Mr. and Mrs. F. Burial HOFFMAN, MS. and