The evening world., 1913-11-19
FASHION GAzERS
FIND FEW FREAKS
At GARDEN SHOW
Society Out in Beautiful Gowns
and Furs, but Extreme
Styles Are Taboo.
FURS ESPECIALLY RICH.
And Beautiful Costume Wear
erS Do Not Mind Those Who
"Take Notes."
FURS ESPECIALLY RICH.

"Take Notes."
The Horse SHOW gave fashion sassrs
. veritabis treat Yesterday. Society
was there In full force. and che board
walk. or. ~ It 10 put this year. The
Appian Way" ssro,isrs rsvslisd In the
beautiful exhibition Of dress.
Those who come 10 Madison Square
Garden this week to scoff 60 homo to
ADMIRE. II you expect to see teak
costumes and extreme styles do not
attend the Horse show. but II you
find delight In Viewing beautiful t0e-
lettes worn by excellent models. for
such the society woman has become
this week. by all meanS 90 to the
Show.
In the afternoon you Will see mostly
tailored suits either In velvet or cloth.
These combine the very latest Partisan
fashion features and will give you
many a valuable hint Ia the making
up of your winter gowns. ana society
doesn't mind one bit II you take notes.
You will see a large display Of rich
furs. Many Of the afternoon costumes
are fur-trimmed, and fitch appears 10
be . prime favoNte. II II seen In pro-
fusion on the children's garments. -
we'll az on those Of their mothers and
grandmothers.
10 PARTICULARLY FETCHING
WITH BROWN.
This creamy. whipped fur - par
ticuiarly fetching with brown. and %
brown costumes are march in evidence
Il 10 also q favorne trimming for the
black velvet suits that are seen In
such large proportion At the Horse
Show this year. Civet 10 seen on many
OF the black suits.
The evening gowns show q prefer
encs for skunk and sable band'ngs. In
fur sets fitch. sable and fox seom 10
be the favorites for afternoon wear.
Tho red, yellow and blue fox ssts are
largely adopted by the younger set.
In the evening the handsome coats OF
ermin@. chinniaiia and sable are de-
,iyht 10 behold. and then those bsAusi-
f,,l evening NANTES, In oil their rici
fabrics and exquisite colorinSs. banded
with sable, ch4nohilla. white fox or e.
mine. bring forth constant EXPLANATIONS
a, admiration from tho fashions seekers
lined I'D along the lobby where tney con-
obtain a good view Of socistys fashion
display ~ the models enter inc os<'
den.
Mrs. T.. H. Hartman. who made her
frat appearance at the Horse Sho"
vs.,crday afternoon. was attired IN tunio
.ui, a, black cloth trimmed with black
ve,vet Her small hat Of black velvet
had a fluffy pompon OF ostrich ~ the
Ia. she wore a gLimps u white lace
and pearl ornaments
IN THE BOX OF THE REGINALD
vANpERBlLTs.
rh. box of Mrs Reginald c. Wander
nil, wo. Allied with Handsomely Sownsd
vomen. among whom was Miss Ems
p.o,.on IN a costume OF Persian blue
v.,v.t The double minarst tunio wAs
.hvad with sable and the bodice Wa
,r,mmed with the same fur. Her large
h,ack hat had . dropping wreath OF
.h.d.A pink roses around the crown.
Reside her sat MIRA J. DougSas In
pu.s,an blouse suit OF black satin.
,.,mmed with narrow htch landings.
The square opening Of the blouse was
edged With the fur and she carried
nun Of the same. Her large black
v.lv., hat was banded with htch and
had an upright fancy OF ostrich at the
back.
Another occupant Of this box was MIRA
Preston Gibson. She wore Q smart cos
,ume of black cloth. banded with civst
cot Her all black hat was trimmed
with ostrich plumes.
Miss Margaret Andrews was also
IN in a suit that presented now
fash,on notes II was Of Czar!na. the
nav .hade OF green. and with Il she
wore q wide g,rdle OF plaid ribbon. Her
matching velvet hat had q wreath OF
white gardenlas about the crown. She
wore a massive animal scarf Of fox.
Mira vander1!its costume was o:
n,ack velvet and she wore g.rdle aac
crossed sash OF slack satin that fell low
over the back q her plain short skirt,
Hsr large black velvet hat mad az It's
.o,e trimming n single deep-hued pink
rose. Her furs were Of cross fox.
COUNTESS szEcHENYi IN RICH
VELVET COSTUME.
Mrs Alfred q. Wand erbilt had As her
rues. the Countess Sxechenyi, who ap-
n,ored in = velvet costume in the rich
shade OF dress OF wine with which her
blue fox furs blended beautifully Her
bodice was OF matching chiffon and
cream ace Her hat was a black velvet
sailor with black upright a'grette at
the side. Mrs. Vanderbilt looked charm
INK in a suit OF castor velvet, with a
collar Of leopard. Upon her lace bodice
nestled n cluster OF red roses. Her large
| hat of black velvet had unique trim
ming. Small single quilts OF Persian
blue were attached around the base Of
the crown and extended beyond the
edge of the brim.
Mrs. u. r. Stotesbury entertained .
number o; guests. among whom was
Mss Lota Robinson, who was attlred
in an extremely smart costume. oombin-
ing black six and brocaded velvet. Il
was finished with a high neck and un-
der the left ear was fastened a fetch
ing bow OF black satin ribbon IIel
| small black velvet hat had an upet nd.