New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08

exhibition She Is beautiful In royal way WIN 'h'
arched eyebrows and Cupid-b mouth 50 ei"'
attic Of generations Of breeding Ailhous" iao.'
belle. a lover OF horses and athletic sports s"e -
associated In the minds OF those who best Know ner
with kindly charities ana uAse'i'"
for those who need her aid.
A pretty story is told Of her apropos OF inc suo'
cess of Miss Amalia Kissner. the miniature painter
Mrs Lorillard Spencer was the nist "ona" IA
fashionable society whose ioveiiness MISS hu"s".
had an opportunity of reproducing on ivory. ""u
seouent,y Mrs Spencer not only assisted her IN
saorr,,r uork in New-York but gave her letters
Of Introduction 20 the princess OF "aieS s'' ~
London.
On the bunch of flowers which Mrs Spencer sent
Miss Kussner the day she sailed from Ne"-Ao'H
was a twist OF paper on which was WRITTEN uou
bless YOU" And this bit Of paper the little mini
AZURE artist carries away with her as taisman.
~ think my good fortune would iea'e mo
should lose It," she said recently
or the statuesque beauties who VIII watch inc
ring and in turn be the object OF admr'hs s.ahces
Is Mrs Samuel ]. Colgate Mrs. Colgate Is 'aii ana
chandler and POSSESSES neck and that would de-
light the sou, OF a poet or sculptor.
snc nanifests rare taste in her selection OF gowns
In which simplicity Is always the Keynote Ahs
Greek style Of Dress with It's sof'ness OF ma'e''a,
and cling,ng drapery Is especially suited 10 her taIi
and stately figure In black velvet and Jet' WHICH
sbs will wear at the Horse Show, she Is superb
From the Meadowbrook Hunt Club Will come ior
the Horse Show that coterie OF famous horse"o"oi'
Mrs James L. Kernochan. Mrs. ALBERT o'e'e"S'
Mrs Adolph Ladenburs and Mrs. Van Rensselaer,
Kennedy.
Mrs kennedy Is not always in at the death' as
are several Of the Hampstead fair cross-couh'r!
riders: but nevertheless an enthusiastic rover
of horses and Is invariably out for the
hunt either In the saddle or IN her trap 'oo"hs
over country roads with galaxy OF such opeh-a'r
Mre Sidney Dillon Ripley, MIS-. bciHiOut
and Mrs. Carroll.
Mrs. "Jack" Bloodgood. who is q crack whip
as well as fair look upon. Will also be numbered
among the bellies of the coming exhibition. MIS-
Bloodgood does not go In Tor simplicity or quaint
ness of attire. but always appears IN the latest
and most modish Of costumes In recent p.c'uie
Of her by Anne Dupont she gives evidence OF that
nerfection of style for which American women are
randlv becoming celebrated. Mrs. Boodgood Is
fearless driver, and Is reported to nave hahdieu
Bright STAR who can trot mile INSIDE Oh 'n'eo
minutes for fifteen miles at a stretch Win Periec'
ease-a wonderful feat even for an athletic woman
Miss Estelle Arnold will be remembered as inc
belle whose photograph would have brought wv
had a certain New-York photographer accepted Inc
brbe and granted the privilege OF Its reproduction
In this famous picture Miss Estelle Arnold Is ar
rayed after the fashion OF an old-tme Ehssh coui'
beauty a style of dress which Is In perfect harmony
with her aristocratic face and oeautIui iorm' fer
supremacy as social queen IS never que'"'
even by that most critical assembly. the New-1orx
uorsa show. The photo Of Miss Arnold was re-
ce,ved through the courtesy Of Annie Dupont
Many well-known women OF society Will enter
tavorite horses at the coming show. Among others
who own blue-rbboned thoroughbreds are MIS-
oliver Iselin who is always sure OF the success OF
Lady Derwent: Mrs. S. S. Rowland. whose iavorite
hunters. Bythesea Lady Bird. Vanity and Athlete,
Iva wor her many a blue rosette. and MIRA John
Jacob Aston who will back Princess from the
FernclifY against all competitors.
Mrs r. F. Carmen is surc that some OF tho $ss 900
IN prize money will be awarded TO her display OF
saddle horses, while Mrs. John Gerken ana MIA