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end Two Other IIfr rf,ss t'ndsns'
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sunI.pd He'll. Nf. D"pnsiI' Rldr' Dow
.srr 10 Sidor' sho" Ind' io.d"'
Swinging along IN Z on career 20 flo erd dnN
FOR which all our 'h'atri,h manager IIl
Offer thanks that grca' carnival ~ I'm" h'ts"s
and fashion. tho sixteenth annual lluts" slow.
y,sr gala place yesterday IN" au"udtuc'
vas good In the morning. better 10 n" after
noon and beat at night. when every box and soi.
Wa Alled the top galleries 'i"vd'd aud
teople stood on the ring ak and back ~ ~"
b,lcony chairs 80 ,lus" tugrih her ~ ~" stalk it
n field ~ growing corn. Ih" galleries Ia been
nearly empty all the vect. Tor the f"lk, wogld
rlther be crushed In Ih" Standing crowd i
seems. than climb ur 30 th" Heaven -"
Judging ~ four Il. hands ard a contest ia
four-in- hand driving were iium the socety
point of view al least the great features oi th"
morning and afternoon. viii" u UHfhd" ot All
the blue ribbon winners of tue week opened
the evening session in a spectacular way.
The costumes ol ~. women - usual attracted
ar'osi a. much attention In IN" horses Ia
the afternoon MISS Reatrice Mill1 looked very
attractive, clad in a -nuI brown ch"Viot TAILOR
n nde gown with black velvet hat trimmed
with black pumes Miss Jeanne Reid was
dressed In sapphire hus velvet ircsS trimmed
with fur Mrs N"orga u de Forest w1s ~
a black cloth drcs4 trimmed with panels of
black silk She wor" n small black tat In
the evening Mrs stuyv"sait lI-h occupied
a scat in an arena box. She was dressed ia
blac; velvet md wore an immerse black hat
with long MIN es on each side Mrs H"-uiu
Oelrlchs wore n costume of black md whit"
with touches OF blue md a pale blue knot on
the hat to match Mrs Townsend Borden
vas dressed in black heavily ic't"d Sh" had
r collar and neCklacc Of re1rls and bat Of
shaded autumn lanves Mr. James Srcyer
wore q cream net dress slightly spanrled with
gold md appliuuhi with cream lace The
bodice vas of black velvet Her hat was
small, of shaded red Mrs. De Forest Dan
ellison Of Boston wore \ black velvet costume
lose fitting. relieved with 4 huokle and buttons
Of rhnestones Nj Elisha oyer. Jr. ~a~
dressed in white and black lace md wore n sill;
hat to match Ms William r Burden was
trcssad in black silr md wore q black hat,
Mrs Joseph Stickney wore a costume OF
or am ace and a small hat OF tan and cream
Mrs clarence MaCkay wore n dress Of black
net Jetted and small hat of black lace spanged
with gold She had a corsage bouquet OF
nlauve orchids Mrs Dodge with Miss Daisy
eiter were In William c. Whitnevs box.
Nrs Dodge was dressed In white lace
applique and wore a large black hat laden
with plumes and worn of the face with
pink roses under the brm. Miss Letter
was dressed In cream net covered with ap-
plique work in fawn pink. Her large hat
was Of almost transparent fawn. pink trimmed
with plumes OF the same hue. Mrs William
Fvernrd Strong wore black lace over pale blue
tulle The bodice had a yoke OF white point
p,alI bo, acl Lace rh IN
Mrs. A. Kelly OF Washington. d C, wore
black silk applique on black net. a picture
hat with black velvet pink psnne velvet bow.
Mrs. X Russell had black broadcloth and
black silk applique dress Persian lamb and
chnchila coat. chinchilla muff. black and
white panne velvet hat. quite fat with an enor-
nous blush rose and foliage
Among others noticed were: A. J. Cassatt, |
Miss Cassatt. William G. Whitney. John q. |
Hecksoher. President Cornelius Fellowss Col !
Dslancey A. Kane. F. Burton Hart. Augustus
W. Mott. f.. u. Morgan. the Misses Morgan
Mr. and Mrs F. h Sturgis J. II. Alexandra. |
David Bonner J. II. Bradford. Hamilton W
cary. Mr. and Mrs Prescott W Lawrence. MIR |
and Mrs Reginald W. Rives. Milton Young, |
Mrs. Griswod Gray. Lispenard Stewart. Mr. |
and Mrs C. Oliver Iseln. Miss Nora Isel!n. Mr. |
and Mrs Pembroke Jones Mr.. and Mrs Norman |
Wmtehouse. j Roosevelt Roosevelt, Miss Helen |
Roosevelt. Mr. and Mrs. Francis h. Stevens. |
VI and Mrs Paul Gilbert Thebaud. Mrs jules |
Ecynal, Eugene Reynal. MIR and Mrs Van |
Renss .laor Kennedy. Mr.. and Mrs Cooper !
Hewitt. Mrs. Burke Roche. Senator George |
Peabody Wetmore. MIR and Mrs. Clarence /
Mackay. Mrs. C. Albert stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. |
Richard Stevens. Mr., and Mrs II. II. Hollister |
had as guests. in box 20 in the afternoon. Mr..
and MIR II Murray. Mr.. and Mrs Walter Suy-
dam Mr. and Mr. L. Stanton. and Miss Hollister. |
The test Of skill in four-in-hand driving was ,
held at noon and II was the magnet to attract !
the unusually large early attendance. There
was a great gathering of noted whips along
the rails and in the boxes, Mrs j r. Smith
Haddon, Miss MoresIni. Miss Benedict Miss
Anna Sands and Miss May Bird representing
the fair sex. who are ~ ease on the box seat.
while +. T. Underhill. T. suiTern Taller Fred
hshendcn. Samuel Willets Charles Pfizcr and
host 81 other drivers Of renovn, with hunt
Ing men and polo players galore. swclled the
crowd The presence of Morris !. Hewlett
of the noted family of Paris whips CAV" the
contest an International air Old timers re-
called that II was the second international af-
fair of the sort, although M" other. held at the
1899 show. was for amateurs only Tor a cup
presented 10y John O. Heckschor. 1t was won
by the Hon. Wentworth Paul Of London. who
had been "tOOiug public coach AZ he Chicago
fair all that summer. The men he beat were
Harrison X. Gamer, Barclay Warhurton, Capt.
Adams. J. G. GroOme and John II Shultz, Jr
Then the feat was TO cut agur"s Of eight be-
tween posts set about the riug. each driving
his own and another team in turn
Yesterday the conditions were quite dlr-
ferent. Style In handling the rcius. holding
and using whip, position ci hands and body
and similar details were what counted as well
as the skill in driving. 4 hurdle was placed
on each side Of the judges stand. leaving a
gan Of ten feet. through which. after showing
their skill In general eyolutions the whiI had
TO drive their team. The leeway was about
two feet on each side of the wheels If the coach
went through in the exact centre of the gay.
This WAS not much more difficult than 10 turn
from a Road, into an ordinary carriage gate.
hui tn" way II was done was what told
Their" was hustle and buzz of expectation
about III" big anphitheatre when the eight cone
teNtant~ Ilkcd across the tanbaTk TO tie
stand III" Judges Prescott Lawrence IL X.
Moodgood ana Harrison N Gamer made them
draw lot tot ~" honor of driving OH" - they
say in golf Richard + Caruun drew No /.
The vct'l" al were 10 l>e the Monmouth road
coach, and 'h" trlm gray and bay wh"cor-