New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
SOCIETY AT THE SHOW.

! Madison Square Garden yesterday was again
! the rendezvous Of society. and more espe-
/ oiauy so IN the evening after dinner when the
I scene was distinctly more brilliant and the sno"
more crowded. True IN the afternoon the feminine
element predorninates- But it IS at nighttime that
Of The frOcks being Infinitely brighter ,7G and % moTs
/ dresses OF a sombre hue predonnlnateS
| Miss Annie Kountze was present during the
| afternoon In costume Of dark blue cloth. with
| dark blue felt hat. trimmed with coque feathers
/ and was escorted by her fance J. Gordon Douglas
who has now entirely recovered from the effects
| of his operation for appendicitis. Miss Grace
| Chapin's frock was OF black cloth her black hat
lfg3{ened oy r6st5H of ne aF5s-oa5 e
Mrs. Elbrtdge + Gerrys box, was also garbed in
hat were 6rghteHed by the gray plGraes with which
the latter was adorned
Mrs William X Vanderbilt r. wore tonst
Of black chiffon broadcloth, with ernnine neck
piece and nuf. and her black hat was trimmed
with black feathers.
Mrs Whitney Warren was in gray velvet. OF
which material her hat likewise constituted.
and among others in gray Mrs. Lloyd Bryce,
whose costume was relieved by touches OF light
red velvet
Mrs r Livingston Beeckman arrived with Miss
Therese IseIin latter in dark blue cotr frock.
with blue velvet hat. Mrs; Beeckma3's gown be
velvet, with which she wore a black felt hat
Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt who had with her IN
her box her little daughter. CathIeen. all dressed
IN white wore with gown OF black broadclorh
5Tmsd Sa25f SiA with a1s orchids and asnhaiT fern
Another occupant OF her box was Miss Laura Swan
IL dark blue cloth and a hat OF the same hue
Mrs. James Russell Solely was all in black save
for her hat which was OF the brilliant green
velvet; adorned with q large green parrot and Mrs
J9nh MGeIs" ~ Iot5 5-asS arys hIsCl har r-in1r1ej
with a big green ostrich plume feather
Miss Angelica Gerry's costume was composed OF
blue cloth and blue velvet, with hat Of the same
in long coat and hat OF green chiffon velvet. the
ostrich feathers OF the hat being OF the same
emerald hue.
Mrs Joseph Widener also affected green. her
frock being Of cloth OF that shade. Her velvet
Jacket was likewise green, and her big Gainsbor-
3esH ef wre ea5 Mss MdPsd ana Mss irene Sherman IN
mauve serge frocks and mauve colored picture
hats trimmed with mauve feathers
Mrs William Payne Thompson. who spent part
Of the afternoon with Mrs Livingston Beck
man was another OF those who manifested pref
being OF the particular color known as sage green
Mrs. William Woodward. who came with Mrs.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt. wore dress. princess in
shape OF earet oqo[sd % SOth III Trimmed 5aS Sth cream
Mrs Charles Hall. formerly Mrs. Albert Stevens.
was entirely in BLACK her black felt hat being
adorned with big bunch OF black cogue feathers
Others in black were Mrs. John H. Mccullough.
her black velvet hat being trimmed with large
black bird. the outstretched wings OF which
dropped downward on either side or the mead. her
u
similarly garbed- She received warm wei
come this being virtually her first appearance IN
public since the terrible carriage accident which
S. long left her lie IN the balance.
Miss Elizabeth Morton wore. with a black cloth
skirt a white lace blouse and large black hat.
Mrs. James l. Kernochan being similarly artired.
her hat, however, being trimmed WITH red curranrS
and their green leaves.
EVENING.
Society was somewhat late in putting in an sp-
pearance after dinner. but the attendance was
large and many OF the fashionable set selected the
evening session for their first appearance the
show Among them Mrs. NJ. Orrue Wilson.
VINO came with her husband, and who
rayed white cloth gown trimmed with lace. a
white cloth cape trimmed with sable, and a black
velvet hat adorned with black plumes and golden
Mrs Egerton Webb IN silver gray crepe with a
grav velvet hat finished or with a plume OF the
same hue was with Mrs Richard Tr4mble the
latter In a gown OF black spanged lace and a black
hat
Mrs Oliver Hartman in Box So. entertained
Mrs Trenor I. Park. the latter in a creation Of
mauve cloth and dark gray velvet and white lace
hat adorned with paradise feathers and roses.
Mrs. Harriman'S toilet was OF pale gray chiffon
and lace and her hat a confection OF cloth OF
silver.
Mr. and Mrs Austen Gray were the guests OF
Ny and Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt In Box Is Mrs.
Gray in pale blue chiffon and small sable to9us
finished OF with & small blue feather. and Mrs
Vanderbilt in gown OF bius satin Grape and