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had with her Miss Kate Brice and Ms

he'd with ner MISS hate Brice and Ms
John Mccullough.
| Mrs. William Douglas Sloane =, r.or,
gray chiffon and satin dress wearing some
beautiful emeralds, had with her b.r da,,,,-
ter Mrs. James A. Burden jr and NJ and
Mrs. Francis Il Pendleton, the latter IN 9
gown of gray chiffon.
MIR. and Mrs, J. Pierpont Morgan v.r.
! in their Box So. and had with tber, Mr.
| Morgan's sister. Mrs. Walter Burns O,
London. whose son-in-law. Lewis Harcourt
has just been appointed Secretary, of state
| for the Colonies. Another occunapt of the
box was Mrs. Herbert l.. SatterIes in a
dress of peach colored velvet and lace
Mrs ogden MISS box, No 20. was &C.
cupied by MISS G"endolyn and Miss Evelyn
Burden, the latter in white satin and tulle
and me former in gown of black ietted
chiffon.
Miss Dorothy Whitney, in white brocsded
crepe. trimmed with silver. and wearing a
diamond comb in her hair, was in Mrs.
Charles T. Barney's box. No 9. with Miss
Beatrice Bend. in emerald velvet. and Mrs.
George G. Haven, in black velvet had with
her her daughter. Miss Leila Haven
Mr.. and Mrs. William K Vanderbilt were
in Box 3, and had with them Mrs. Fred
erick {. Havemeyer and Miss Barbara
Rutherfurd. Mrs. NanderbiIt's dress being
Of black satin. with silver trimming 20 the
bodice
Mr. and Mrs. George F Baker. in Box 10.
had with them their son -in-law and daugh-
ter. Mr. and Mrs w. Goadby Loew.
Mrs NJ. Orme Wilson occupied the Astor
box, and had with her Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Orme Wilson. jr., and Nj and Mrs. Cort-
landt Field Bishop.
MI and Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry were in
BOX 3, with Miss Mabel Gerry in green
velvet. and Miss Angelica Gerry
In Box were Mr. and Mrs August Bel
mont. who had with them Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin D. Morgan and Mrs. Sidney Dillon
Ripley.
With Mr.. and Mrs. James Spever in Box
IS were the German Ambassador. the
Countess Bernstnrf and their daughter.
Countess Luise Bernstorff The ambas-
sadress was in indigo blue satin and chif-
fon with silver trimmings. while her Jewels
consisted of diamond tiara and diamond
necklace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pulitzer occupied
Mrs Stewards Box % with Miss Laura
Webb and Mr.. and Mrs Robert Pruyn
Mrs Lloyd Bryce's party, in Box l3, com
prsed Mr.. and Mrs J. Sergeant Cram.
Miss Bryce, Lispenard Stewart and Robert
Sands.
With Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mackay in
their box No. 81, in the centre of the grand
tier, were Mrs ". X. Vanderbilt IT.
Stephen Elkins, IL. and DR.. Joseph Blake
Mrs. MaCkay'S dress was of silver lace over
white satin. while Mrs Vanderbilts gown
was Of black satin and jet. relieved by a
number of diamonds on the corsage and in
the hair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther kountze. in Box g.
were with Mr.. and Mrs. Delaney Kountze
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gordon Douglas
Mr.. and Mrs Charles B. Alexander, in
Box 2s. had with them Miss Harriet and
Miss Janetta Alexander, Captain Kincaid
Smith and Roger Poor.
Mrs. George Henry Warren. who IS IN
mourning. placed her box at the disposal
of MI and Mrs. Oliver Hartman who had
with them Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. Oakley
Rhinelander and Miss Constance Warren
Mrs. Payne Whitney occupied the Harry
Payne Whitney box with Mrs Henry W
Bull
Scattered elsewhere in the boxes of the
grand tier. III the stall boxes and III the
orchestra seats were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
eTick ". Whitridge. Mr.. and Mrs. GeoI sc
r. Sheldon, Mrs. Charles A Childs MI
and Mrs. George T. Wilson. Mrs. Howard
Page and Miss lone Page, Frederic Grand
d 'Hauteville Mrs. Wilbur Bloodgood, MI
and Mrs William Curtis Demorest, Henry
Rogers Winthrop, General Brayton Ives.
Harry Hardness. Mrs. II. p. Hollins, Mr..
and Mrs. John Warne Herbert, who had
with them Mr. and Mrs John B. Quinby
and Mrs. Charles D. Strater. of Louisville;
MI and Mrs. John Pratt, DR.. and Mrs.
\. b Potter. Philip Carroll. Mrs. Benja-
min Grtffen. Miss Grace Biselow and MIR
and Mrs. Z. O. Richards.