COMMITTEE ON DRESS.
The Committee on Dress, Mr. J. Henry K—, Chairman, now
reported as to the toilets of the newcomers. He pronounced the
$7,000 man correct. He wore a Gersh Lockwood coat made
after Pool's pattern. He had seventeen canes, four umbrellas,
and nine eye-glasses. The journalist wore his hair too long,
dressed in the morning in black trousers, and had a wild look
about the eye. He was rejected. The $15,000 man wore paper
collars, a dress coat in the morning, a velvet coat at the full dress
Newport hops, and black kids at the races. Mr. K—, asked
that he be sent to the American Hotel to associate with the Catholic
priests. Not carried. Mr. K— only appears at the Clarendon
at short intervals. He is exclusive and spends most of
his time at Congress Hall.
