The sun., 1907-11-20
reMru ED. Morgan

In the Morgan box we're Mrs e. d. Morgan
and the Misses Morgan
Among others not1ced wera Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Haight, Miss Isabelle May.
n. H. Hollater. Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Eellowes. Miss E. Tiffany Dyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
y. N0AnOn Borland. Mr. and Mrs. Austen
Bray. Miss Eleanor Sears. Miss Pauline
French, Willing Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs.
John T.. Alexandra, Miss Helen Alexandra.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ellmap, Mr. and
Mrs. Clark. Read Potter, Mr.. and Mrs.
stephen H. p. Peh. Hamilton w. Cary.
Miss Kate Cary. Mrs. Oliver Byrd. Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip LivermOre, Herbert M. Harri-
man. j. Borden Hartman. DR.. John Wander
poel. +. Van der Horst Koch. the Misses
Constance and Beatrice Pratt, Mr. and
Mrs. John II. Bradford. Miss Edith Wet
more. Mrs. Edward La Montague. Mr. and
Mrs. G A. Bauedouine, John 4. Cowdin, Mr..
and Mrs. George q. Haven. John Gallatin.
Mortimer Schwartz, J. Leavitt Hunt John
Rowland Hunt and Charles A Childs.
II was almost like old times yesterday
afternoon at the show. Society filed the
arena boxes and the seats at the back Of
the boxes. and fine weather induced many
20 enter the Garden and look at fashions
and the horse. BY O'Clock in the afternoon
the attendance was quite as large as on any
former second afternoon. The managers
of the show are satisfied that those pessi-
msts who we're Drying frost" ON Monday
reokOned too soon. Several times in the
history OF the show society has come To its
rescue. and yesterday afternoon il came
again to give the show the boom IL needed.
Reginald and Alfred Vanderbilt arrived
AZ the Garden at the same time, In the
party were Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt. Mrs.
Reginald &. Vanderbilt, Miss Gladys Van
derbilt, her fianc6 Count Szechenyi, the
Duchess OF Marlborough and Miss French.
The Duchess took seat in box 13 with Mrs.
Alfred q. Vanderbilt, and that box was the
centre OF attraction all afternoon. The
Duchess chatted with many OF her old
friends. took an interest in the horses and
seemed to be happy and well pleased with
all she saw. She wore a costume OF blue
panne velvet and a blue hat trimmed with
sable. Her furs were sable. Mrs. Alfred
Vanderbilt wore blue cloth costume and
sable.
The Count and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt
occupied seats in her box with Mrs. Regi-
maid Vanderbilt. Mrs. Vanderbilt wore
brown costume. a brown picture hatstrimmed
with ostrich plumes and fox furs. Her
little daughter. Miss Kathleen. was there
again, and this time she wore a white cos
tune and big blue poke bonnet. Miss
Gladys Vanderbilt wore a dull red cloth
costume with a surplioe coat trimmed with
braid Of the same hue.
The Vanderbilts are certainly in II, re-
marked an old patron OF the show. with
the Duchess in ono box, and the Count in
another they will attract moro attention
than all Of the horses that ever we're put in
the ring
Miss Elizabeth Morgan was with her
mother, Mrs. +. ID. Morgan, in their box
and wore a costume of rose tint.
Mrs. Russell Hopkins was in heliotrope
cloth and wore n big black picture hat
trimmed with black ostrich plumes and
carried fox furs.
The Misses Mabel and Angelica Gerry
patronized the show for the first time.
Miss Angelica was in brown and wore a
brown hat with white feathers.
Mrs. Henry Siegel was in black and wore
q black hat trimmed with white feathers
Mrs Edwin II. Wetherbee was in brown
cloth with mink furs and wore a large brown
plume hat. Mrs. Il. r. Iadew was in black,
and her daughter, Miss Elise, wore a black
velvet costume with n big black picture
hat Mr.. and Mrs. E. Berry Wallwere in the
Ladew box.
Mrs. John A. Bradford wore a gown Of
black brOadcloeh with white lace and sable
and picture hat covered with black coque
plumes.
Mrs. Harry Redmond wore a smoke gray
costume and smoke gray hat, trimmed
with ostrich feathers. Mrs. Fred Beach
wore a costume OF lavender cloth. Mrs.
n. l.. Burnett wore a brown costume and "A
brown hat trimmed with blue plumes.
Miss Natalie Knowlton wore a light blue
velvet costume with picture hat to match
trimmed with blue ostrich plunes. Her
sister, Miss Louise Knowlton, wore a cos
tune Of darker blue velvet and n large
blue hat trimmed with blue plumes. She
wore fox furs.
Among others noticed at the Garden
were Mrs. I. Townsend Burden. Mrs. Robert
NJ. Thompson, Miss Pauline French, Miss
Margaret Busk, Cornelius Fellowes, Miss
Caroline Fellowes. Col Deancey 4. Kane,
Louis Haight, Hamilton II. Salmon. Judge
Norman s. Dixie, L. T. Bedford, Miss Emily
Bedford, MIR. and Mrs. W. A. McCibbon,
Hamilton Busby, George Scott. Col. Jacob
Rupert, Joseph +. Widener, II. F EldridRe,
Thomas L. Watt. Judge William II. Moore,
5. Taber Willets, Fred Pabst, George Pepper
c. w. Watson OF Baltimore, ". c. Freeman
OF Cornwall, Pa, J. Campbell Thompson,
Elliott c. Cowdin. II. II. Hollister, g. ID.
Benner OF Warrenton, Va, and George