New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
SOCIETY AT SHOW
Soft Lights Make 1t Popular
5cith Women.

Madison Square Garden continues the
principal attraction on the programme of
society and yesterday afternoon between
ana O'Clock the attendance was larger
IMAM at any time during the week
number OF well known people were in evil
oehce not only in the boxes. but also in
the other seats, and especially on the
promenade. The show is much more pop
ular this season with the women than in
previous years owing To the improved con-
ditions Of illumination The light has
been softened, and frocks. hats and. above
all, complications are no longer subjected
10 SO cruelty searching and unkindly a
glare as formerly.
Among those seen in the afternoon were
Mrs Robert Goelet and Miss Angelica and
Miss Mabel Gerry. who We're the guests
OF Mrs Stuyvesant Fish; AIRS. Charles de
Loosely oelrichs, who was with Mrs Oliver
hartman, the other members Of the party
being Mrs. Eugene 5. Reynal and Miss
Jeanie Nallach. Miss CorneIia Barnes
Was the guest Of Miss Kate Cary. and
Mrs +. Cooper Hewitt. Mrs Belmont Tiff
fany, Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden and Mrs.
James B. Eustis were together in one of
the boxes. Mrs. Reginald 9 Vanderbilt
again had her little daughter Cathleen
with her and also Miss Madeleine O'Brien.
Mrs. +. Reeve Merritt and Mrs. Richard
irwin appeared for the first time at the
snow yesterday afternoon, as did Mrs
Edwin Gould. Mrs. Albert Zabriskie GRAY.
Mrs Garret B. Kip. Mrs. Ledyard Stevens.
Mrs. William A. Street and her daughter
and Mrs. Frederick Bull.
Others present were Mr.. and Mrs "
Goadby Loew, Mrs. James Burke Roche
Mrs. Preston Satterwhite. who had her
daughter-in-law. Mrs. James r Martin,
with her; Mr.. and Mrs. Herman b. Duryea.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hastings. Miss Bes-
sic Eoakum. Mrs. Charles b. Alexander.
Miss EleanOra Sears. Miss Virginia Alex
andre, Miss Jeanne King, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Haight Miss Sibyl Douglas. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ebert II. Gary. Mrs +. Francis
Hyde, Mrs. J. Stevens Trlman. Mrs. Edward
McNickar, Alfred q. Vanderbilt. who had
as his guests Mrs. Herman =. Tape and
her daughter-in-law, Mrs McVickar, and
Mrs. Vaughn, of Philadelphia Mrs John
ston Livingston, jr.. Joseph Widener, Mr.
and Mrs. John T. Alexandra and the Misses
Alexandra, Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Weatherbee.
Mrs. Richard Stevens and her daughter.
Mrs. Whitney Warren: Mrs. Oliver W
Bird, Mrs. J. T. Smith Hadden. Hamilton
". Gary. Sumner Gerard. Austen Gray L.
Last nights attendance at the horse
show WAS the largest of the week. and the
boxes and promenade presented a most
brilliant spectacle. The boxes were all filed
with well known people. and the prone
made was more crowded last evening than
in several years. SO great was the crush
that it was difficult to move about Not
only society, but the general public, was
vious session Of the week. If the large at
tendance OF last night keeps up. for the
remaining days Of the week. the horse
show Of 1893 Will meet the expectations and
hopes OF the directors.
Most Of those who have been present at
nearly all the sessions of the week were
out again last night and in addition to
them there We're a number OF new faces
seen. Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer. with Mrs.
Dyer's daughter, Miss laura Swan, We're
present for the first time, as were Mr..
and Mrs. Paulding Fosdick. who had with
them Miss Bessie Yoakum; Mr.. and Mrs
Frank X. Sturgis. Mrs. Lewis Cruger
Hasell and her daughter, Miss Alice cru
ger Haseil Others seen were Mrs James
Henry Smith and Mrs Joseph Hartman.
who were with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Harri-
man: Mrs. Johnston Livingston, jr, who
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs W. GOadby
Loew; Miss Mabel Gerry. who was with
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Widener; Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Hartman, AR and Mrs. Hen
~ Carnegie Phipps. Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald
G. Vanderbilt Miss EleanOra Sears, Mr..
and Mrs. John =. Alexandra and their
daughters. J.. Harry Alexandra, Mr.. and
Mrs Paul G. Thebaud. Mrs James Burke
Roche. MIR and Mrs. Eugene 5. Reynal
Paul Rainey and Mr.. and MIS-. T. H.
Weatherbee. who had with them Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Potter Read.