New-York tribune., 1910-12-11
SOCIETY AT THE OPERA
Performance Fills House with
Leaders in World of Fashion.

Society turned out in force last night al
the opera, and nearly every box in me
parterre row and in the grand tier was
occupied, while many of the regular sub
scrfbers were noticed scattered about IN
the orchestra
Unlike the opening night, the boxhotders
and their guests arrived early and were in
their seats shortly after the performance
began
Among those present was J. Pterpont
Morgan who had his guests his sister.
Mrs. Walter Burns: Lady ,Tohnstone wife
of Sir Alan Johnstone. and Miss Anne Nor
gan. Mrs Burns in amethyst velvet.
with diamonds, and Miss Morgan wore
black velvet
Mr. and Mrs. Henry CIevs were in their
box No. Z.
Mrs ". K. Vanderbilt. jr.. was with
Mrs James a. Burden. ir.. who wore white
satin and lace. Mrs Vanderbilt being in
black velvet
With Mr.. and Mrs. H. B Hollins we're
Miss Marion Hollins and Miss Herman
Durvea, who was in grass green satin ana
chiffon. Mrs. Hollins was in white satin
hrocaded with silver. and her daughter
wore white chiffon satin.
Mr. and Mrs W Goadhy Loev were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Baker. IN
Box 10. Mrs. Baker was in yellow satin
and Mrs.Loew wore black jetted net
Mrs Stuvvesant Fish was with Miss Con-
stance Warren. who also had Mrs. Ed
mund l.. Baylies with her.
Mrs E1bridge T. Gerry had with her Miss
Mabel Gerry and Mrs Peter Goelet Gerry.
Colonel and Mrs William Jay we're in
Mrs. Ogden Goelet's box. No. I. and had
with them Mrs. James ". Gerard and Mrs.
0. H P Belmont.
With General and Mrs. Lloyd s. Bryce
were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A g Taylor.
the latter in black satin and diamonds.
Mrs. Bryce was In amethyst satin and
chiffon.
Mrs. Vanderbilt occupied her box. and
was attired in white satin, with crystal
embroidery and diamonds.
Mrs W X. Vanderbilt. sr.. was in her
box, and had as her guest her sister. Mrs
Frederick c. Havemeyer
Mrs. Harry s Lehr had Miss Catherine
L Hamersley as her guest. and Mrs Oliver
Hartman had Mrs William B Leeds with
her. Mrs. Leeds was in white satin bro
cade and Mrs Hartman was in black satin
Mrs. T. J. Berwind was with Mrs James
B. Hagsin. who was in white satin and
diamonds, while Mrs Rerwind wore rose
brocade
With Mr. and Mrs J. Nelson BorIand
we're Mr.. and Mrs. FORSYTH Wickes. the
latter in white satin and q wrap of silver
brocade with ermtne. Mrs. Borland wore
white chiffon over satin embroidered in
dull steel. Mr.. and Mrs A u Juilliard had
as their guests in BOX | Mrs George Egg
gleston Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Douglas Sloane oc-
cupied their box Mrs. Sloan was in green
velvet heavily embroidered with gold, with
A low crown OF diamonds and pearls and
a necklace of diamonds,
Mrs, Philip NJ. Lydig had with her Mrs
F. Egerton Winthrop. in white satin and
an Oriental cloak. Mrs Lsydis was in
black velvet.
Others seen were Mrs Charles ChiIds
who was in black satin and chiffon Miss
Helen and Miss Kate Brice both in hiart
latter in pink satin and pearls: Mrs. F.ben
in purple chiffon, spangled with
crystals: Mr.. and Mrs. H. Van Rensselaer,
Kennedy and Miss Marian Kennedy. tha
latter IN white satin and her mother i'm
black velvet: Mrs E. g. Potter in black
and chiffon: Mrs o H P Belmont. in |
black velvet, with diamond ornaments and
pearls: Mrs. James w. Gerard in whira
satin, with long overdress OF orange rhif
fon embroidered: Mrs. Morris kellogg in |
gray satin embroidered with dull silver.
Mr and Mrs. Clarence II. Mackay the
latter In cloth OF silver brocade trimmed
with black velvet and wearing Russian
roronet of diamonds and q diamond neck
lace.