New-York tribune., 1895-06-16
THE GAMES AT NUTLE1.
MEN AND WOMEN IN EQUESTRIAN DhiLh
p,crs OK HORSEBACK AND on FooT-BoYs IN
MILITARY EvoLrTIoNs-AN ACCIDENT
TO ONE OF THE RIDERS.

,,,r,pv ryo1rTIoNs-AN ACCIDENT
To ONE OF THE RIDERS.
Those people who saw the circus at Nutiey' y.
T lac, wear and went there yesterday eNpec''"s
-. 100 a rendition of that enjoyable entertain
mont were not gratifed. Last years snow ui''oi
tho direction of H. G. Bunner. may not haNe " -, "
tho greatest show earth but II was oc''A'''
one Of the most novel. Yesterdays sho" was "a
a different kind , uere
, ,ho benefit of Grace Church. Nutlcy The per
son will will probably remember the uas o"s
,s A + Brathwait. the chief trumpetcr Oh 0u"
ron 4 who fell from his horse during 'he '.ooo
race carly in the day and dislocated MS co'ia' -
The master Of the games was Alpheus Geer' anu anu
Ernest X. Tnton acted as 'nds'oi Va ~
natronesses were .
Mrs John p Appleton. Mrs. John CONDUIT Nl'S
Joseph Kingsland. Mrs w. II. Boardman' MIS-
James r. Hay. Mrs Henry G. Prout, MIS- 'oSep"
y Williams Mrs Frank Fowler Mrs D. Hose'
Kincsland Mrs II. c. Bunner. Mrs George H.
Rayne Mrs George l.. Malcom. Mrs. Nr'hur
Uoeber Mrs Henry W. Goodrich. Mrs. Adralh
n Larkin Mrs. Ernest r. Tilton. MIS- Alp"cuS
Gcer Mrs John J. Leidy. Mrs. George D o'"'.'
Mrs Francis s. Marden. Mrs. S. Blois Roe. Mrs. D.
NJ Chase. Mrs George B. Phiihower' MIS- ]'u''A''
Richard.
rbo mounted dr,ll by eight men and eight women.
with which the programme opened. was the pcst
number and demonstrated that circus perform
ance could easily be arranged in Nutiey without
going far for equestrian talent The ch'Tse win
which the drill ended was worthy or ca'a''s
troop.
Those who took part In the drill were: Mrs D. D.
Je,dv Mrs f. r. Tilton. Mrs. G. B. Philhower,
Miss Ledy. Mrs A. II. Larkin. Mrs COLIN MISS
Vosburg Miss Conduit, f. II. Thton Wilke Sat
tcrthwait. W. G.. Berg. f. J. jackson. W. D Con-
duit T. w Satterthwait. Marsh Young and Rlch-
ard Appleton.
The Essex Infantry. of Newark. was represented
bv about twenty boys. who drilled and went through
military evolutions long that people who sat near
them feared for the lives OF the perspirinS German
band. who played as though 1t were contest ot
endurance between them and the boys W. T. Nc
Doweu a member OF the Essex company. OF when
A f. Brewster is captain, gave exhibition of
all-around athletic ability, which gave the boys
great pleasure and six prize cups FOR their COM
rades. - A..
one pretty number the thread-and-neede
race. Four mounted men, each win needle IN II,
four equesriennes stood awaiting them me me
men dsmounted and handed a needle each 20 o'le on,
the rider who then remouned ana roas pacH 20
the starting point me man Mn1 ,as so' ',brraiei by
W 5. Conduit won the dressing race and the um-
brcla race r. r. Tilton was the victor in the egg
and spoon race other numbers on the programme
Hg5e Sop' step and JUMP " r Mcdowell sack race.
W. H. page; potato race W T. Page TheG'd5TSw pJ row
quartcr-mie walk W. H Page; throwing the ham @
mcr Vi r Mcdowell. putting the shot \. IL Lar
kin: running high jump. w T Mcdowell. and throw
ing the baseball A. Geer. - 81,
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs IL o.
Prout MIR and Mrs. II. c. Runner Mr. and Mrs
". Fl. Boardman. Mr. and Mrs J. =. ,Williams'
Mr. and Mrs. W: H. Rockwell. Mr and Mrs. !. =
BAILEY. Mrs. Alpheus Geer,. Nj and Mrs. H. p.
Chur. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Schuyler. NJ and MIS-
Mr' and Mrs. James A. whock, Mr. and Mrs: Il.
NJ Libby, Mr. and Mrs Conrad II: Ray; Mrs W =
Conduit Mr. and Mrs r. w. McNullen and Mr.
aud Mrs. w. J. Barker.