The herald., 1895-11-17
NEARING THE FINISH.

Miss Elsie Clews and Miss Virginia
Fair are some of the girls who prefer
| it on all occasions.
In spite of the admiration the re-
versible saddle has excited in northern
hunting circles, the southern sports
women will have none Of 1t. They
claim that women who have been bred
to the saddle for generations are as
thoroughly at home and as much Mt
| ease in the old time side-saddle as in
an easy chair at home, hence the new
invention is utterly superfuous.
The craze for hunting has brought in
its wake the delightful English custom
Of giving hunt balls, hunt-breakfasts,
and of serving tea in the cosey club
houses after the run is over.
There are scores of beautiful houses
in the hunting regions where charm
ing chatelaines are already keeping
open house for husbands. brothers, and
friends who wear the pink" coat
One Of the most fashionable hunt
breakfasts Of the season was recently
given the members Of the Monmouth
County Club by Mrs. De Peyster at her
country-seat at Elberon.
The "Myopias," who disdain tennis
and golf-all, indeed. save iorse and
hound-were entertained few weeks
ago at a most delightful hunt-break-
fast by Mrs. Chas. Tuckerman. In the
run that followed the women who came
In at the finish were Mrs. George Lee
Peabody. who is as pretty as she is
plucky; the dashing Miss Anna Palfrey,
and Miss Dalton.
A more picturesque slgnt tnan q
hunt-breaKfast served out-oI' ooors eau
| n - ~I Inv ~ ~
scarcely be imagined. NUMBERS VI uuy
tea-taDIeS are scattereu aooul wen
shaded, veivety Mwh' mowers are ~
pro1uslon ana emplens ., the nun.
ana cup coiors aroused ior uecoIa,ionS
WINE the Iheihpers ol the ciuo ~
PINK coats, guests III green anu
Drown, anu Tue nos'ess anu nei .auS
II,enus III rlch eo'ol . anu u ia ,"
an lorm d moving pic.u.e y. grave anu
oeau.y lale ~ plos sur, A Hn,,n., -
ne lnpor uton i,oni an som
tnree years nsV: VI nnE pun VI
peasles ny MIinani ",.;s' las
sui. o,' ~ u,1;,.;.. . 90 GO; n. Wet
III tne Niein.y Vi SUI, ~, 49,.
.nes.er 1oun e., ,,,to n e ~ -
Is over IL Is ,ne custom VI .ie enIlrv
party TO retlre 10 tne tea-house,
where refreshments are eei'eu ~ NILS
lselih anu ner lriehus'
Inc .ea-n ,.I on tne sem ~, eS ,';u,s
is Quaint, NIUE STRUCTURE " .ne hlsn
GROUND 1acihs the loau. ~ nas ueen
ntteu up IA llialiner nlUS' a es ~
TO men anu wolHen resi- u, iloW n, eme
heaith! Iausue VI a lou in,n Luz ,,o,,.n 20
/ are SIea'' Ioliiol.np'e 'u"as' ey "
silai laplen , anu lug, nuse iep'"eo
pIIu niSn wi'li oian,nS VS.,
nun' oans are usually so ~ up VI
WY eiauola, ~ so ,.4 :nu al .ne ue
ola.io1s, I'm .nu ii' ', e,opo o e.On ",,
eu unu ,' ane o ~, w t,o y, nSo1ot,ros
.h1 oa' ~, Una, n,an.lc ~ .ne a. H. a.,
upielu ny siiser ioAes om ne tau.e a ~
.ne ions uinlns ioon.' nus nc sussw
i've vi lhe spoll Vi .ne uay iSeS so ~
GU turing .iie evenins snouiu NC - ~.
snape VI .ny s.a no ''.;tis ~ ,,;,s anT
anu hui1lns nsu.es VIII WI "p; ;,tro-
relils ana saiiop,ms s'eps "ie in''o
auceu III .le co'i n1sa 4,,,;n oaror+o,o
Jewe!iers are aiso ia me-, tp,is foi 81
". .na ,,o,.toin;ng 70 tbe 0nohle
everything apperIhlili, ., ~ ne h,tt tus
sport. MliiGilH uuu ,,ins o wy tb;mns Of
ana College soGic.y pms az ,,,shna 80 w
the past, anu the elIi Mno WISHES ~ oS
seen win tne a.esl ,au ~ JeMen leu