New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15

tuTf OF NDlHck ana white clOtn. Mr.. ana Mrs James
Lorillard kernochan and Miss Cary. In black, were
also among the earliest arrivals Mrs Kornoch..n
who Is fond OF horses her youthfu-looklng
husband prcttily dressed IN a costume OF
cark blue cloth and silk.
Mrs. James p. Kernochon. In a gown Of bottle
green silk uimm'd with sable, with her husband
Mrs. s. V. X. Cruger who wore an attractive
costume OF brown cloth, combined with a peci-
liar shade OF light blue velvet and n dainty hat
match: Mrs. Charles Whittier In coppcr-colored
cloth, Robert Sands and James O. Green. enjoyed
the In the rink and received visitors In their
box.
BEATTY IN TIE GARDEN.
Not far away Mrs. I. Townsend Burden in
mauvc and black: Mrs George u. DE Forest In
dark green silk, which covered with long
cloak OF black velvet. heavily trimmed with black
Jet; Mrs. William Douglas Sloane. In a gown Of
magenta CLOTH made with deep nounces OF black
silk and a long cape OF black velvet and jet. walked
about with her sister. Mrs W. Seward Webb
who In a gown Of black cloth. relieved with
salmon satin Mrs Frederic Nelson. In pretty
costume OF snun brown cloth and silk had a.
her guests Mrs. James Andarlese. in coppcr-coored
cloth. and Miss Emily Vyse. In black satin and
blue velvet STR. ant Mrs. Paul Thebaud came into
town from their place IN westchester with their
daughter n-aw. Miss Paul Gibcr, Thebaud. TO
enjoy the show. Miss Fannie Remsen enjoyed a
stroll with Frederic Baldwin.
| Ex-secretary and Mrs Stephen y. Elkns had
as their guests several OF the young Indies who
TO attend Miss Elkins at her marriage tomorrow
In the Cathedral to Edwin Bruner Among others
In the boxes and elsewhere In the building were
Mr.. and Mrs F; x, stursis, Mr.. and Mrs Reginald
and Mrs. Foxhall F. Keene. Mr. and Mrs John, H.
Aiexandrc, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Alexandra
CT; e. T. Perkins William X vanderbilt Frederick ",
yanderb, M Mrs r ls yss Mr and @ N Me- %d
Mrs Prescott Hall Butler, Mr.; and Mrs Bray,on
+. 's Gerry. Miss Gerry Miss Marie winthrop Mrs
s wnlnr9R r and Mrs o nrh Narr.
Miss Georgiann wilmerdlng. Mrs. v iiiiam TiGany'
Mrs lloyd Bryce r ard Mrs. Edmund usn ay
c cicN and j. Sergeant cram '''' anu ''''''
A summary Of the awards is given herewith
number of interesting incidents At II O'Clock this
morning certain classes of roadsers will be Judged
saddle horses. four-in,hands and hun H.S who viii
make some ,s,s exciting exciting psunges over fences At a,
| prize winners in all CLASSES thus ar Judged.
JUDGING THE ENTRIES.
The first aIirants for the honor. Of the day the
vearnc hackney stallion, Coacd In 1902. They had
tie advantage Of entering without regard 10 hcgh II
! yeas a case where blood sure /, tell through The
| medium hip OF mc,ie. style and gene | quality. The
! Youngsters all seemed feel their s,fmporarcc I'm
rrnsely and they c~cialy objcctcd to mn~ic Of tho
land There were eight entries and the nr,t pri1', I"
cloc was for Joseph T.. Wldencr hy his imported
u,nerel. II whose sire lancget 40; dam tr'l
Lady Tes-. end breeder. George Calvert: of England
I'm. second prize. Of so wen By Ranquo bred ant
exhibited by Robert Beth. OF Canada The thiri prize
OF go BE- Eomeo bred by Dr. W. Seward webb. AMI eS
hbed by Cusav Edward Kscl: Ec,r,arae the property
=, Waller l.. Clark. was highly commended.
XcNt the yaring hackney mare. a.so foalcd IN
100, and they entered the same conditions with t'e
notacs. There were Only four entries and each one
Ioylord ard exhibited by Joseph A. striker. and the
m,ri TO Doyotec, exhibited b. Edward Kelly. OF thu
Manson strd.
The afternoons pro rs"me o,ed with Iu"pp'
| . m ior sLa,c OF glory. The irst pize. OF Sio'
w.. vou for the breeder AMI exhibitor, A. j. tsssatt