New-York tribune., 1907-11-20
SOCIETY 1T HORSE SHOU

Tuesday oe the horse show week invariably
brings larger number of the fashionable world 10
Madison Square Garden than the opening day ana
yesterday exception To the rule Iher7 Wis
an especially large attendance in the evening which
happened TO be the night out of the six when
no performance was held al either Of the opera
houses to divert attention
Two boxes attracted more than ordinary atten-
ton ON The part of the general public yesterday
afternoon. One that OF Mrs. Alfred Wander
bit. account OF the presence of her cousin. the
Duchess Of Marlborough. and the other that ot
Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt. at the further end OF the
Garden owing the fact that Count Ladisias
Szechenvi was in her party. which does not, how
ever. include his dancSe4 Miss Gladys vanderbilt
who absent. With Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt
and the duchess was Mrs Heber Reginald Bishop
and after the duchess had left Mrs L Townsend
Burden and Miss Gweudoiyn Burden arrived, and
for a time with Mrs Vanderbilt IN the course
Of the afternoon there We're number of visitors %
the box among them being Mrs. Arthur Scott Bur
den. Miss Evelyn Parsons Miss Eleanor Sesr~
WorthinEtou Whitehouse. W. F1tzhugh White
house. jr. William Spencer, Monsou Morris and
Creighton Webb.
Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt besides her future
brother-in-Iaw. Count Szechenyi. had with he~ IN
her box her little girl and Miss Isabel May Miss
Mabel and Miss Angelica Gerry also received
number Of callers in their box among them Mrs
William Woodward and Miss Margaret Dix
Mrs. GOuverneur KOrtright came with Mrs Spots
wood n SChenck. and among others seen al the
show during the afternoon were Miss Constance
and Miss Beatrice Pratt. Miss Kathleen Eulueg.
Mrs. Eben Wright. Colonel and Mrs. Delau-ey
Kane. Mrs. + TT. Weatherbee with her dauchterS
Mrs Clark Potter Read and Miss Nav We8tNerbNe.
Mrs. Charles Stickney with party Of young girls:
Mr. and Mrs stephen Fl. 2. PelJ Miss Kate Carv
Mrs. Henry : Redmond. who came with Mrs W
NJ. V Hoffman, Mrs. WILDER y BlOodgOCd Miss
Carolyn Fellowes. Miss lone Page who spent MOST
Of the afternoon stroTnE about with Miss susan
Street. Mrs. ]. Borden Hartman Mrs. Howard
Dickinson. Mrs Charles n. Dickey Miss 'eci,v
sheldon. Mrs. Henry L. Burnett. Mrs. +. Reeve
Merritt and Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. HOIIste-.
Also. Mr.. and Mrs H. Van Rensselaer, Kennedy
Mr.. and Mrs William G. CULVER and Miss Louisa
Guliver. Mr.. and NIFs. Philip Livermore Miss
Fanny Cotton. Mr.. and Mrs Louis HaighL
Mr. and Mrs. J, Nelson Borlaud and tbcI-
debutante daughter. Miss Madeleine Borland. an
other debutante being Miss Helen Alexanfre. who
was with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John r Alex
andre: Miss Coruela Barnes. Mr.. and Mrs r, X
Sturgis Mr. and Mrs George q. Haven. jr. Miss
Louise Iselin. Mr.. and Mrs. EgertOn L. Winthrop.
Mrs r. Tiffany Dyer Mrs Jose Avuar Nr and
Mrs Origen 5. Seymour. Miss Cornelia Barnes
Miss Edith Wetmore, Hamilton Cary. Mr. and NI-s
f. D. Morgan and their daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Morgan; Miss Isabelle Tilford and Mr.. and Mrs
Forsyth Wickes.
In the evening the boxes presented a festive ar
pearance the array of costly furs. beautiful gowns
picturesque hats. muti-hued flowers and last. but
not least, pretty faces all contributing 10
tremely picturesque scene. While the attendance
of the fashionable world larger than at any
time since the beginning Of the show. the Garden
was far less crowded than usual. and. while thers
were plenty of people stroIling about the board
walk. the seats at the back OF the boxes were for
the greater part unoccupied. Those present in
cluded Mrs. Harold Minott. who had with her
Miss Rosamond Street: Miss Isabel May. who was.
in the afternoon. in Mrs. Reginald c. Wander
bts box; Mrs Austen Gray and Miss Eleanor
Sears who sat with Mrs. Alfred c. Vanderbilt:
Miss Janet Fish. the bodice Of whose dress was
almost concealed by mauve orchids. violets and
gardenias; Mrs. Sidney Smith. who sat with Miss
Carolyn Fellowes; Mrs. Lawrence Is. Gilman. who
with her sister, Mrs Louis Haight; Mrs
James l. Barclay, j. Henry Alexandra. with his
young daughters; Mrs Eben Wright, Mr.. and Mrs
r Francis Hyde. Mrs RhineIander Waldo. David
Wagstaff, Samuel Wiets master OF the Meadow
Brook Hunt. Alfred Bond. Monson Morris. Give
Bayley. Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Rives. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman. Mr. and Mrs James 5
Martin, jT-, Mrs Jose Aymar Phoenix Insraham.
Frederick KernOchan and Miss Frances Hsdden.