New-York tribune., 1899-11-17


hibits had been weeded out 1t became r. uue voil
tween LANES w Cookies Areol and Messrs. van
G. Bain's brown filly Hattie 70. Ioi ~, ~ socured
Mr. Cookies representative uitilnd,ey- Mains
the verdict, the yellow gums ~ 49,
Mary Emma Lee. - ..,x, o,yav GO
Charles F. Bates has not been cartilis borre
MANY ribbons this year as IN previous s a
and while Mr.. Bates himseil ~ has .,nt nc Tho Iudres
rlsint the cry has been raised tnat 'ie In yuI
have been discriminating against the uet'i Zee ~
However that may be. Il Is a iact tnas . III oa
class for harness horses no' oaodinq 0fteen
hands three inches and not exceeuiIs .,,nd
bands two inches confined to dealers the Ioeui tf
borseman had everything his own way ,. NJ
the exhibits was Of the n,sme'e end his equally
Ill Known Whirl of the Town secured III Is' o. 90
second prizes respectively "hIv leader
wear has not been performing we, as Rates
IN the four In hand teams entered os W. .a.da,,
ha neyer showed better than he did yes'eiu"''
when he appeared in single harness. IL, tho
The mornings work was wOuhu ouies william ].
,,dginr of three classes Tor PONIES: "i.utpS- a.
Sgnson's stvIish Jessie won the blue rlDpon III
tba harness class; the blue RIBBON ioi en ,;ttie
brood mare was given to Jennie, a s,.apyE , Eorrn,
dame belonging to the Gerkenoale @ @otoeA oIad
al al 90 the stallion class Mr.. Sampson seculeu
another blue ribbon with stocky an "''
forming bay named Hazeldean MAUI
LARGE ATTENDANCE IN THE AFrERNOoN'
IN no other afternoon this week has the at
tendance been so large as II was yes'eiu"y
The crowd began to gather earlier than usua,
nd hv = O'Clock
io az IN the Garden The afternoon pro.
eqran,ue was diversified and ATTRACTIVE anu -
SUSTAINED interest. When Judging was I. Its q. -
after luncheon more ponies We're pIouSu ,i,i,oS
tha ing The height in this class was hullteu
10 fourteen hands one inch. Ihe MesslS. 49, 60
SONS Glorious Bonnie was adJudgeo tne ,1b nil,It
after n close contest with Mr.. Jordan & I1ui ~ a.,
the yellow ribbon going TO The PIPER iro'l ''0
The next class was for saddle horses over M
teen hands high and not exceeosns i,,s bandsome
Ia
chestnut gelding received first favors' WIN n "a.
II Peters's Leona following him closeY. a las p
for horses driven in pairs attached bbjtors W of
brought out several well known eXhip!toIS r,o %
roadsters Two OF the entries belonged W Co q
mel Lawrence Kip whose serious lIIhSss ~
spoken OF with the sincerest sympathS W rha
ciaeses of people who attend the snow: Inc
success of his pair Water Maid ana ISe IN,
was hailed with much applause coroner NJ ~,
many victories in the roadster competition , IiIis
LAY eo TO prove again that he has no superior
in the cultivation of this particular CLASS Vi
horse -., .,o.. ~ the
aftarnoon was that for harness tandems' Iheee
classes are always interesting to the speTtaSSTIa
for the reason that there are always SUM- 80, 80
hammered leaders. who impress lhe Oh oiloUn ill.,
.;tb +be idea that they are more bent upon CLIMB
ing into the cart beside the driver thah ne, kepIe %
the braces taut Both the blue ana tne lcu W W.
hons went TO Boston for this class IhoilIas @ W
7 Iomosor,s Glorious Connie and Glorious Bonnie
secured the blue, and f. d. JORDAN f.legahce @
II and Hurrah took the red l. NJ lille nIi,issi Miss
third prize with his TWO DROWN i0' 90 ~
Flash and Her Sister. -oa +ba
dozen well appointed turnouts ahe"eIeu 'n
call for pairs to he shown before victorias anu anu
cabriolets Among the exhibitors were AIpeI'
q Rostwick Charles F. Bates, Joseph u.
Widener. Thomas w Lawson. j. Rc RoDlnsCn
Beard and J. Grant Lyman. Chares +. bales ,,
nair Hi and High Tide showed exceedingly wen.
being full of spirit and style. and possessing az
the same time the good manners nectssasS ., a
the model carriage horse. the AWARD vi "a
blue ribbon to this pair was heartily apPl@uueu'
SOME OF THOSE PRESENT
7, was q large. distinguished and notable as
sembage Of people that gathered IN the ouiAu-
,ng Yesterday afternoon. Many new faces were
seen in the vast concourse Of people Mrs Jonh ii
Jacob Astor in a costume OF gray NeIEe' WIN M
trimmings of fur. and a small black velvet tur-
han sat in the box with the Misses WelIoiD, Wt,
daughters of Senator and Mrs George feapouS
Wetmore; Mrs. Frederic II. Allen. IN 1ain ai
green cloth costume trimmed with fur, and MISS
| kathleen Emmet who was pretty In gown "a
silver gray, with chinchilla. . ~,
Mr. and Mrs Theodore F. Frelinghuysen VINO
| have come TO town from Tuxedo Park'
| were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. fleILe
| Iorillard jr. Mrs. Frelinghuysen was hanI, manu-
| some in a gown OF black cloth. trimmed WIN
| chinchilla and small black toque ornamenleu
| with white lace bows. In the same DoX VIZ
| Mrs. George L. Rives. also in black cloth' anu
| Mrs. Richard Irwin.
Mrs Charles Stuart Dodge. in brown velvet
| and sable sat with Mr.. and Mrs Middleton ,I .
| Burrill the latter in dark purple velVet' IN VIII
! lam c. Whitneys box. A.,
Further on in the line Of boxes were Mrs.
| Henry Clews. in black velvet and fur, with MISS
| Josephine Johnson. who wore rich costume Ok
| claret colored cloth. ,.
| Mrs. Frederic H. Benedict, in black velvet
and jet and Toreador hat Of shell pink velvet VET
with white feathers. sat in her box with her
sister Miss Coudert, who was again In d Co.'S
| tune Of snuff brown velvet ana clOth. . ,
| Mrs Oliver Hartman. jr, in black cIoth' tne
waistcoat and jabot of automobile red crepe de
! chine and a turban Of red velvet, occupied a box
| x,itI Mrc
purple velvet and black satin. .
Mr. and Mrs Norman De II. Whitehouse. the
! latter looking most attractive in costume OF
black and purple cloth and velvet and a smaIi
| black toque. shared a box with Mr. and MIS-.
Frank Carolan. OF San Francisco. Mrs Caroan
| was in costume of black clotn trimmed Win
| fox and a large black hat.
Mr. and Mrs. David Wolfe Bishop occupied
| seats in the rear Of the boxes
| were Mrs Whitney Warren. Hollis HONEYWELL
| jr. Mrs II. Bramhall Gilbert, Miss Maria Gray,
who shared box with Mrs. Widener; Mr. and
Mrs Albert c. Bostwick. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Postley l. Townsend Burden, John E. Alex
andre Alexander NJ. Hadden. Carroll Bryce, Mr.
and Mrs II. Archie Pell. Mrs Thomas Hitch
cock ST. Mrs A. Newbold Morris, Mrs Gouver-
neur Kortright. in black velvet and Jet, VINO was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. !. Benedict; Mr.
and Mrs j. Clinch smith. MT, ana mrs, Danie a,ias
John G. Neeser Herman Vanderpoel William
Milne Grinnel w. Savery Lower, Frank Gal
loney of Philadelphia; William Dulles. F. Gray
Griswold William Littauer Mr.. and Mrs Erick
son. Norman Nichols Mr. and Mrs. James Bar
clay, J. Roosevelt Roosevelt. Mr.. and Mrs l.. l.
Stanton. Mrs Vernon II. Brown Miss Brown
/, | Daniel lie Roy Dresser. Mrs. Edward G. Post
Miss Cram. Mr.. and Mrs ]. Woodward Haven
Richard Peters, Barton Willing, Woodbury.
Kane. Lawrence Waterbury. Mr.. and Mrs Wes
, ley Watson Mrs William Bliss, Morton Smith
, and William Manice.
ATTENDANCE IN THE EVENING.
The attendance In the evening was the larges
OF the week. but it was nearly $50 o'clock befor'
all the boxes were filed Mrs. Hermann Oerichs
IN a gown of white silk embroidered with silve
and a small black hat of velvet, with silver pas
sementerie had as her guests Mr.. and Mrs
StuyVesant lie Roy the latter In pale gray vel
vet and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Henderson. o
Landau Henderson was in pale shrlnll