The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-23
Meets Daughter In French Frock.

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Meets Daughter In French Frock.
On HE visit TO the tea garden the
Colonel was escorted by pr. Sarolea, Bel
ran Consul AT Edinburgh. scotland. into
the pergola where tea was served. lie
ropped AZ several tables to speak to
Nine. NsuderVelde. wife Of the Belgian
Minister Of state; Countess de Hemp
time and Nine. Grouitch. wife of the
Under Secretary of Foreign Affairs Of
ssrvia Mrs. Derby. dressed in n quaint
French frock. was serving tea to some
o. the guests when her father entered
d. pergola. She ran up to him and
erected him. carrying n serving tray.
IL ch,ded her about the costume and
rsy, and pushed his way through the
crowd 20 tho dancing room. where he
watched several couples doing the fox
rot Mira. Vernon Castle was intro.
ilted TO the Colonel and greeted with a
D~.e-elighted.' but the crush became 81
great hat Col. Roosevelt decided no,
n wait for the new spring steps and
vas rushed out OF the pergola To the
'a room. whore he had tea with Mr..
ard Mrs. |. r. Whitredge. Mrs. Charles
Dana Gibson and Mrs. Kinnicutt Draper
There he was presented with = bou-
clet OF English sweet peas by MIR. Bun
yard and he plucked u five or six ia
scar IN his Goa lapel The Colonel was
e'mbsrded with requests for his auto.
graph on programmes until he arose,
Headed a dinner engagement and went
sway in his automobile.
One Disappointing incident marked the
Day The violet display that was 10
lave been held yesterday was spoiled
WIEN several carloads of prize blooms
were frozen in transit to this city In
's'rigerat.ng cars. In the classes tina,
we're judged Peter Hauck. Jr.. OF East
Orange, y. j., and o. f. Bahret oi
~Polshkeepsie TOOK first prizes and Percy
Chubb OF Glen Cove a second.
For the third year In succession
Afo'ph Lewlsohn Won frst prize In the
artistic table decoration class for private
growers. The flowers were all grown
On the Lewisohn estate at Ardsley. The
'e'ond prize was awarded TO W. b
thompson. Honorable mention was
: ven 20 Richard Delafeld. Mrs. Nathan
'i'aus. william @. Ellis, Mrs. Darling
on ~ Mamaroneck. NJ. J Fitzgerald OF
mixers and F, f. Lewis OF Saugatuck,
conn.
some Of Those In the Tea Garden,
The tea garden. with the added at
factions Of Col. Theodore Roosevelt and
VI snd Mrs Vernon rastle. did a rush
NC business. and after I o'clock the
plce OF admission vas doubled. being
made So Al hat the pretty garden was
DIVIDED Among the many patrons
'Ao helped 10 swell the receipts OF the
afternoon. which viii he divided between
- American hoStels IN Paris and thf
s'ilsn American War Relief Fund, were
w ana Mrs. Charles h Alexander, Mr.
ma Mrs. Frederick W. Whitridge. Miss
ieen Bricc, Mrs. John J. McCook. The
: o1ntess dc tIenutinnc. who came viii
WIS John q. Neescr and Miss Georgin,
'etn; Mrs Arson ". R%urchard. Msdi'
,97 Grant. Mrs. Reginald g. Vanderbilt
w stuart DUNCAN Preston. Mrs
ppsny How land, Mrs. Joseph Earle
S'"vens, NJ. and Mrs. George w
rorsy'h, Miss Noeml r. wnsend, Mrs
: Henry hartman. Mr.. aud Mrs
pnH'ps y Thompson. Mr. and Mrs
Percy r. Pyne, Mrs. stephen II, =. pell
Mrs Pau Morton, Mrs. Edmund Ran
ooIph, Mrs Middleton s. Burrill. Mrs
Ieorge Gordon King, Mrs. Charles S
sa'es Mrs George n. Pell, Mrs, VIII
am NJ Polk, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry n
~N"A''' NllE. f''nTN w. NluiToc, VT
shd Ms James B Eust.s. Mrs. Archi
oald : Alexander, Newbold lie r.,
ndear, Mrs, Edwin Gould, Mrs, II, d
berkeley Parsons, Alfonso lie Navarro
s.Ifs' Gustav L Kissel. Miss Elizabeth
lynch, Albert Eugene Gallatin, Mrs
rank ; Witherbee. Mrs. Benjamin c
'orier Mrs. Martin W. Littleton, Mrs
realIs klnhall. the Misses Kitty AM
U'"y kimhdll, Francis Roche, Mr.. AM
n's samuel A Tucker, Lord and Lad!
n%er'er', Mrs Ralph Sanger, Mrs
ArlnA Scott Burden, Mrs, Alfred NJ
,oa's Mrs Ncwbold lie Roy Edgar
mum j Roosevelt, Mrs, j. Lloy'
neroy. Mrs. George Whitney. Mrs
Hooer' Gerry. Mrs. Vincent Aston, Mrs
" H.urke Cochran, Mrs. George Cor
Coh Battle, Mrs James A, Burden, Mrs
,o'hehus Vanderbilt. Mrs. Walter May
nsrd Mrs Herbert Satterlee, Mrs, Nor
van Hdpgood, Mrs. Junius Spence
Sorgan, Mrs. Archer Huntington an,
"ts toward @. Gushing.
Inc proceeds OF the tea garden thi
slernoon Will he divided between tn
ra'erdale-Spuyten Duyvil-kingsbridg
'@a Cross committee and the Germal
,e'et committee. There will be dsnclnI
" Ina NJ rYral1n,,. NfIn