Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-15
The 'Horsey Girl at Her Best
at the Horse Show.
MEN AND WOMEN WHO RIDE.
The Enemies Of Walter Damrosch-The Poet
longfelow's Somebody and Sankey
Nav Make a Tour of the Worid-Mrs. Han
cocyy's European VISTA Newsy
Budget of Inside Gossip
About New Workers.
co-resnonderce of the Gazette.

cracial Correspondence Oh the OaZette.
~ YORK, Nov. 1.-THE coming of the
!. VS. show is always an event of interest
" workers. For one thing, it is sure
~ Eriur -he horsey girl into prominence.
a. horsey girl is dashing, straight and
- She is as well informed as her
..F..ro r brother about the good points of
:. horse She affects swagger air and
- v-irn the stride of an athlete trying
:, ra7rjre his weiCht Her head IS jauntily
- in the air; her shoulders are well
..I..g,u hack and her foot comes down with
H., rr.rision of a trooper She wears a
.,iIai-uade gown that shows every curve of
49, graceful form. She cares nothing for
,,.rv.u'linalitieS. When she speaks she
,.-s.s grr voice so that every one within a
.--ar feet of ner may hear what she has to
e.- she can drive pair or take a five
for fence without tremOr. She can
- ,o, a little. run, ride bicycle, and
t .-..s wild with enthusiasm at football
,.,rg She is i believer in all sorts of
i.a.-nv outdoor sports, and her rosy cheeks
=. II long nights Of sleep and healthy
Tb. horse show always lends an impetus
.o.sg,,tr!an eXgFCise in the park. There
an. great many graceful men and women
T.a.rs H. New York, and on every fine day
..,r.s uf 6ash.rg riders may be seen gal
.
-l. bride paths in Central park OF these,
,-.r5,tl.!ci more attention for their fine
fars.malship than Mr. Thomas Hitchcock,
H.. MASTER Of the Meadow Brook hounds,
All H. charming wife, who is probably the
I,.r woman rider in this country. Mrs.
,-.Hfi..a Alexander IS a daring horse
woman. She often rides to hounds. Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Stewart ride well and
--.rri ...l. aad are enthusiastic followers
Cr tb, Gc4u.s. Mr.. and Mrs. {. Albert
S'eysus are great lovers of norsefieSh. MIR.
Stevens is a GOOD polo player and one of the
b.,. wh.rs in this country. His wife, who
..as Mis- May Brady, is famous
der,v and rides well. Miss Eloise
Stevenson. whose engagement to
'r James l.. kernochan is an
gulrr-.I. is al intrepid rider. She had a
bad ,l.I recently. but that did not deter her
from riding as soon as she was able. Her
Ig..r,, husband is well known as an enthu
s.s..c l9rspmau, ana it IS said that mu-
...!. regard ior one auOLher's accomplish
I,...- D.. the saddle brought about the en-
ra-amrar Miss Elliott Belts, the daughter
vi Mr. Frederick Belts, and who IS soon to
marry lir. Russell Hoadley, also
n.es well DR.. T. Gaillard Thomas
Is q fine rider. Mir. 7. H. Powers
rr is a familiar figure in the
.I-aud is 4 noted pool player. His wife
isa-u.i horscyo an. Mr. and Mrs. c. T.
Imr, and their little daughter, Helen, all
euu. rAe eyhilaration of Il dash through
%. PARK on fine horses. Mr.. Archibald
I. -ars spyads many hours in the saddle.
Mr. Samuel j. Colgate is always well
mounted Mrs. Howard McNutt has been
Ga,a lar figure in Central park every day
81 10. s.s~Un for the past three or four
years VI ISIS Mabel ROby IS an accomplished
wE.r Hrs brother, Mr.. +. Willard Roby,
i-4-UA daring rider to hounds. Mr. and
Mrs Joseph l.Worque ere both fine riders.
Any0u. wh0 has ever visited horse show
ssh. concrete that Frederick Bull has few
peers u -uu saddle. lie always manages to
,lt several prizes. Mr.. Matt Raynall is
aara.r good aorscmau. A crack cquestri-
t1.- Is Miss Kale Carey. Mr.. Foxhall
Ia.aa IS vel. known rs DARING rider in
every RESPECT. as Is Mr.. Stanley Mortimer.
Mrs j. Borden Hartman is Il familiar and
pretty picture in The park, where she rides
aAaHsomr horse. Richard Mansfield, the
at,E. r.5.s often. but not well. Il. Living
s'a Ea.amaH is a thorough and daring
Ll-,uU.u- MIR. John d. Chccver is well
& Hu lu riding circles and is an enthuSi-
.s.t -Nr-enm and a good rider. Senator
A-siuLIuI Stewart takes Il great deal of eX-
crosse 10 'he saddle. and Is Il member OF the
Arw nrA riding club, the most fashiona-
g.. "...N eaton uf the klhu IN the country.
J. E,la Dyer. jr.. the popular society man
AMI .eater of coillionS, is as graceful in the
saddle us lie is on the ballroom moor.
EN-~ccrrtary Whitney, George Gould, his
brother Edwin and sister, Miss Helen
hH-.a, are all fearless riders. Mayor
Grant Sis his horse well. and so does Paul
lea-, of The sun. Nine de Barrios is one
o.. ..n b.>, riders in this city. a hundred
a-a...u.. names might be given, including
EI~uoD Potter, Gen. Echert and
t.r A.rt -i,A.ister. all well known to the
H They may I've seen in the park
'~rr "r autumn days enjoying the sport
IFS Isl extent, and Al the horse show
'aN #ar been early and late. watching
Vs." "a-.r Interest every horse and his
Peri -.llye ia the ring.