New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16

In spite OF the counter attractions OF
the Yale-Princeton and Cariisie-Dart-
mouth football games, there was good
attendance Of society at the opening OF
the Horse show at Madison Square Car
den yesterday afternoon and evening. In
fact the attendance yesterday was larger
than on the FIRST day year ago, and the
exhibition promises 10 be as brilliant as
any in recent years.
Alfred c. Vauderbiirs box. 40. 10, was
occupied I'm the afternoon by Mrs Van
derbiIt and n party that included Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. Won der Horst Koch and Morton
". Smith.
I'm Box % we're Mrs Payne whitney,
her daughter. Joan Whincy vino drove a
pony in one Of the classes. Thomas Hitch
cock and Miss Helen Hitchcock
with Judge William II. Moore. In Box
no q. were Mr.. and Mrs. Richard New
ton. ir.. and Major General Nelson \.
Miles. l.. 5. \. retired.
Miss Kate Cary had as her guests in
Box 40. - her brother and sister-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton W. cary, who
have just returned from Europe.
I'm Box 80 80. with Mrs. Z. y. Brei-
tung we're Colonel and Mrs. p. \. Kenna.
Mir. and Mrs William NJ. FioItmann
and Miss Ida Louise Fletmann were
in Box 40. a.
In Reginald G. Vanderbilt's tox, No. "A.
were Kathleen Vanderbilt and n party OF
children.
william Du Pont and his son and
daughter were in Box 30. -. Others
present were T.. j. Berwind. J. G. h. BIZ
iugs. Mr.. and Mrs Stuart Duncan, Mr..
and Mrs. W ". Y. Hoffman, Mr. and
Mrs John Bolyor-Wcbb. Mrs. Charles
wall. Mr. and Mrs. T.. Berry Wall, Miss
Hopcton Attcrbury. W Eugene Parsons,
Miss lie Rrun Parsons. Major c. trcigh-
ton Webb. Harry i. Eldridgc. Eserton
H. Winthrop. Mrs. John Aspcgren and
Mrs. Arthur Carroll.
Miss Margaret Overtou, Miss Julia EdcJ
and Miss Pauline Clarkson. three OF last
seasons debutantes; Philip La Montague.
william Manice. Joseph r. Widener, Mrs.
j. 4. Smith Hadden Miss Frances Had
den, Mrs. p. Ambrose Clark General
Brayton Ives. G.. Louis BOisseyain, Miss
Margaret Andrews and Miss Marie Tail
or. who came in together late In the al
ternoon: Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin l.. Gun
ther. Wilbcr A. Bloodgood. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles =. Huntington. who were recent
ly married; Alfred Maclay. Sidney Hollo-
way, Mrs. Walter Watson. ". white
wright Watson, Birdseyc i. Lewis, MFs.
Daniel Gucgonheim. Mrs. Henry Selig-
man and +. j. Casey.
Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt was In cos
tune OF black velvet, with a collar of
black fox fur with which she wore
large hat of black velvet adorned with
aigrettes.
Mrs. Payne Whtneys gown was OF blue
serge, combined with old rose satin. She
wore a corsage bouquet Of violets and a
large hat of blue felt
Mrs. Konna was In a costume OF ssge
green CLOTH and furs OF silver fox. Her
small black velvet hat was trimmed with
black wings.
Mrs Breitung wore tailor made suit
o. black velvet. with hat OF black felt
trimmed with black tulle.
Miss Marie Taller wore "A skirt of brown
and white check. with three-quarter
length coat OF tobacco brown. Her hat
was of brown velvet. trimmed with fur
Miss Pauline ClarksOn's costume was
OF green frieze with collar and muff Of
silver fox, with which she wore small
hat OF brown velvet.
The attendance at the show in the
evening was larger than at the afternoon
session. and the boxes presented a more
brilliant appearance.
In box No. 81 were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward T. Mclean. who had as their guest
Miss Lota Robinson.
With M, and MIS-. Alfred @. Wander
bllt were Mrs. Nelson Henry and her
son-n-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Monsoon Morris. g. Mfllin Wharton and
e. +. Williamson.
In box No. 10 were Major and Mrs.