New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
SOCIETY AT THE HORSE SHOW.

Although the attendance OF society at the horse
show yesterday afternoon decidedly smaller
than Tuesday, the evening session, in spite Of
the performances at the Metropolitan and the
Manhattan Opera houses better patronzed
than on any previous night. Both in the afternoon
and evening a number of faces seen
that is to say. in the sense of first appear
ance In the Garden since the beginning OF the
hibtion Monday morning In the afternoon
there present Mrs. Sidney Dillon Ripley and
her daughter. Miss Annah Ripley Mrs. Grenville
Kane and her debutante daughter; Mrs Frederick
q. Beach. who with Mrs. Oliver Bird: Mrs
Edward r. Thomas who spent the afternoon with
Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt in the latter's box an
other Of its occupants being Miss Mary Astor
Paul daughter Of James W. Paul jr.. and niece
Of William Waldorf Astor, after whose wife she is
named and who seems 10 have bequeathed to her
much Of the beauty for which she was so cele-
brated. Another newcomer who spent much Of the
afternoon in Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt's box was
Mrs William z. Carter. and It was likewise visited
by Miss Isabel May Mrs. Henry Spies Kip and
Mrs r ~. Williams jr
Mrs Herman Patrick Tape. formerly Mrs
James McNickar. brought her husband. and was
much n the afternoon with Mrs f. Reeve Merritt
Miss Carolyn FcllOwes had as her guest Mrs Phip
Allen Clark. formerly Miss Crets Ponarnv and
Mrs. James P. KernocHan entertained Mrs James
Russell Solely and the latters daughter Mrs How
ara DICKINSON, In one OF the boxes I'm the after
noon Mrs. Richard Wharton and her sister Miss
Evelyn Parsons. as well as Mrs Austen cr,v
were With Mrs Alfred G. Vanderbilt who had
with her her niece, Miss Pauline French Mrs
= ID. Morgan again brought her debutante daugh-
ter. Miss Elizabeth Morgan. and others rrase,+
were Mrs Richard Trimbe. Mrs Edward Moore
Robinson, Mrs. James T. Barclay Mr. and Me
William Woodward. Miss Frances Haddcn. Miss
Kate Cary. Mrs. Robert NJ Thompson and her
daughter. Mrs. stephen II. = Peu: MT and Mrs
Clark Potter Read. Mr. and Mrs. f. II Weather
bee. Creighton Webb Henry Coleman Draytop
General BTaNtOn Ives Mr.
Rives, Mr.. and Mrs L. Francis HYDE Hamilton
Cary, Mrs. Sidney j. Smith. Mr. and Mrs Josarb
Hartman. Mrs. Charles Hall. Miss Louise Iselin
Mr. and Mrs Pembroke Jones. Mr. and Mrs Henry
= Redmond, Z. " Taller Mr.. and Mrs G. Iedvarj
Blair, +. de Peyster Livingston Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Mnott and G. MiFlin Wharton
Ihe attendance at the evening session was larger
than on any night OF the week. and the boxes as
well as the seats in the rear of them. and in the
balcony were all well filed Mrs Reginald Van
derbilt. who drove in one of the exhibits had as
guests in her box Mrs. oliver Hartman Mrs Will
lam f. Carter. Miss Mary Astor Paul and Miss
Isabel May With Mrs. Alfred c. Vanderbilt in
Box II. were Mr.. and Mrs William Woodward
and Mrs. Arthur Iselin Mr. and Mrs William g.
Gulver had Miss Louise Gulliver with them Mr.
and Mrs. Elisha Dyer. who were at the show for a
short time late In the afternoon. also appeared in
the evening Mr.. and Mrs Edward McVickar Wis
tied the Garden in the evening, and Mrs Harold
FitzGerald. who formerly Miss Nora Fitzgerald
daughter of General and Mrs Louis Fitzgerald, of
Boston, also present. Mr. and Mrs E H.
Weatherbee had with them their guests Mr.
and Mrs Clark Potter Read and Miss May Wealth
erbeeT- Others seen Mrs Philip Iivermore
Mr. and Mrs f. d. Morgan Miss Carolyn FeIlowes
Mrs. James I. Barclay. Mrs. John f. Cowdin Miss
Eleanor Sears. Miss Evelyn Parsons Mrs. Fred
eric Bull. Miss Maria Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs Fran
els Burial Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Haight.
Henry T. Sloane. Cornelius Fellowes. Alfred c. Van
debit and Reginald c. Nandebilt.