The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-21
SOCIETY Ar THE SHOW.
Forest Ming Cup Ons OS the Attractions
-IAwsOn nj Boston Wn Hand.

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Forest Min Cup Ons ~ the Attraction
-IawsOn M Boston wn HNnd.
With such attractions az the Forest
King cup and ladies. phaetons with ladies
driving, tho attsndanos at the show In ths
evening was very good. The Forest KinR
cup was for gig horses, and these were
the popular type with the social world
Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt and Mrs. G. W,
Watson gave oHi,ial sanction to driving
in the ring. and IT. 10 probable that other
members Of the upper ten will follow the
example get Ivy these two.
Thomas W. Lawson, who a few years ago
swept everything before him at the show,
winning with high shoppers, hackneys and
t~rotters. came on from Boston yesterday
with two Of his daughters and watched the
show from a box last night. Ths Misses
Lawson We're voted two OF the most beauti-
fIl women in the Cards o, hut T. W. seemed
iored as he SIT back 10 the hos. Maybe
ne WAS fretting that he vas not taking
part in the competition for prizes and rib
hons, and he may come back next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer. Jr.. and AFR.
and Mr.. William B. Leeds made their first
appearance a. the show last night. In
former years they nave been constant in
AneiT AVNGDtHhnOR, AuIN NlItt6 LneY OCCuplbJ
seats in a box on the north side Of the Garden
and with them was Franklin B. Piummer.
Mrs. Dyer wore u costume of rose Colored
silk trimmed with white lace. a small brown
hat. and her ornaments were diamonds.
Mrs. w. B. leeds wore a gown Of white
satin embroidered and trilnmed with gold
ribbon. She wore a pink hat with plumes
and her ornaments we're diamonds.
Mrs. Alfred q. Vanderbilt wore a gray
lace oostunn trimmed with black and q blue
silk girdle. Sho wore q black hat trimmed
With gray plumes and her ornaments were
diamonds.
Mrs. Reginald c. Vanderbilt wore 9 black
costume trimmed with white lace and a big
black picture hat trimmed with long white
ostrich feathers. Her ornaments were
pearls. Mrs. Willie Carter. In the Wander
bit box, wore a lavender costume, black
hat and pearl ornaments. Mrs. Oliver
Hartman was another guest in the Wander
hilt box. h wore "A costume OF white
lcoe and blue n velvet. a black hat.
erlnine fu,s and pesrIs.
Mrs. RUSSELL Hopkins wore a pink silk
gown trimmed with blue and a blue hat
With long plumes and pearls and diamonds.
Miss Nab B. HoOlcy wore a rose OOlored
gown and a hat TO match, trimmed with
gold and black ostrich feathers. Mrs. e..
W. Watson wore black silk and a black
hat. Her were pearls and
diamonds.
Miss Carolyn FeIlowes wore a costume
Of black net over pink silk and Q pink hat
trimmed with plumes. Her ornaments
we're coral beads. Mrs. j. Stevens UllInan,
Mrs.C. L.. Best. Mr.. and Mrs. W A. McOibbon.
=. Campbell Thompson; Charlse sands.
,. B. Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
MOORE The Misses Watt. Thomas l.. Watt.
Mrs. u. r. Ladew, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Berry Wall,
Miss Elsie Ladew. VI. l.. Pratt. Hamilton
II. Salmon. Il. LangdOn Wilks and Henry
v. Colt we're among others present.
IT, Da.luww -aa uvAll EUaA w.aNA-l.vw
afternoon and the show Is picking up fast
80 that the managers expect there will be
old time crowds in the building to-day IND
tomorrow. The boxes were all occupied
at some time during the afternoon and on
the boardwalk the parade was so large
that one could not get around as easily as
on Monday and Tuesday.
The women seemed TO have costume1
themselves in colOrs fitting to the dreary
afternoon. Black, brown. dark blue and
green prevailed. Mrs; Alfred q Wander
bilt occupied her seat and IN spite
Of the III luck her husband was having
seemed TO keep up her good spirits. chat
ting and laughing with her visitors and
guests all afternoon. She wore a costume
Of dark blue broadClOth. blue plumed hat
and fox furs.
Mrs. Reginald G. Vanderbilt wore a black
and white costume with a hat 60 match
and fox RUrs. She 10 delighted with the
sIccesses OF the horses from her husbands
sandy Point Farm.
Nrs. G. w. Watson Of Baltimore wore a
black costume and a black hat with green
plumes. She entertained In her box Mrs.
Frank W. wiltshire and was almost as
pleased when her husbands coach team
won as she was when she drove her slash
the opinion Of good judges that Mrs. Wat
sons driving did much to capture the blue
ribbon.
Miss Caroline Fellowes wore . blue cos
tune and a dark green hat. Mrs. 9. d.
Morgan and her daughters were Interested
A. Kane occupied tho pext box. and with
him were Mrs. Philip LivermOre and Miss
Iselln. Mrs. Edward n. Ladew, Misc Elsie
Ladew and Mr.. and Mrs. z. Berry Wall
were in box No. 10
Grace Bedford were in box No. y, and
were Interested spectators Of tho saddle
horse class In which Miss Emily II. Bedford
rode her bay mare. Miss Anne, and won
second prize. MI: and Mrs Paul A. sorg. Mrs.
sIno and n; Mr. 81 Francis raS Nv HYDE, ' WiiiiaE;
H.. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Hollister,
Col. and Mrs. Cornelius Fellowes. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. J. Sturgis. Mr.. and Mrs. James
SPeyer. Mrs; Henri, ,SIegel. the Misses
S Nm sIs r.. NJ Eou Sn s.i sS:. and y; n. sSs NSs..
Edwin II. Wetherbee were among others
noticed in the boxes.
Among the men who paraded and watched
the horses and visited were: Roosevelt
Gary, Alfred q. Vanderbilt. Reginald c.
Vanderbilt, Alfred B. MacIsy. j. r. Carlisle.
Hamilton H. salmon, H. N. Potter, n. l..
Herbert, T.. Van der Horst. Koch, JOspph
e. Widener. Thomas L. Watt, Frederick
"; Wurster, Sr, ". a. MOdiRoon. y; L.
Col, Jacob Rupert. Henry v. Colt, Harvey
9. LAdew, W. Q. Freeman, William .. Butt
Geld, Edgar Gibbs Murphy. Clay NJ. Greene
and John Drew.