The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-13
SOCIETY WAS THERE.
Many Fashionable People We're at the Horse
Show.

Many Fashionable People We're at the Horse
Show.
The last exhibition given did not ALLOW
Dame Fashion to appear in all iler si3f>
on account Of the g.are OF suflsiliiit'
though many elegant street an" i1c ~.
ton gowns were noticed. Around the
arena and in the galleries street cos
tunes and shirtwaists held their sway.
In many of the boxes number OF
children were seen with their little BEAM
ing facs as happy as kings and queens.
One of the cutest costumes that ever
was seen at a horsa show was that of
little Dabney Crensiaw. who acted tiger
for his sister, Winifred. i'll the first en-
try He was dressed in black coat, tan
trousers and high silk hat. y white
stock high boots and kid gloves COM
pleted his set up. All the time lie sat
perfectly calm, with q hand on each knee.
Silk foulards, which had been put away
ali the week, came out in full force ana
one of the prettieSt ever seen was in toX
81 It was OF the beautiful! shade OF blend
ed tan and brown. having q running design
in faintest black. An eton was made OF
lace, with black velvet running through
it, brought to the front in a large rosette.
a large Tuscan straw hat almost en-
tirely enveloped With white plumes COM
pleted this charming costume.
NILS. DtluiCN NclS liti4itSoiiiC SoNAA
Of yellow silk embroidered all over with
the exception of the sleeves and front.
which were left to give color. a black
to que with Z. wreath of pale roses COM
plcted this beautiful reception gown.
In the same box was noticed a white
tucked silk waist over a white cloth
skirt A White Partisan hat added TO-
this charming afternoon toilet.
Not a few light coats Were seen, and
+1,o &c Of he riders made the
people think tn 1t they We're at the Derby
Races sure enough.
IN BOX SEATS.
Among those In the boxes We're:
No 5-Mr W. G. Newman, of Somer-
set. va-AIr and Mrs. ". G. Newman, OF
Somerset, Va: Mr.. and t2Irs. S. NJ. New
man, Gold Hid, n. c.: Mss Marion New
man, Somerset, Va: Miss Annie Newman,
Richmond; Miss Ieona Ryder, Chariottes-
vile, Va; Miss Hattie Lowry, AorkVliie'
S. c.: Mr.. +. w. Downes, New York city;
DR., T. S. Ricketts,. Orange, va-;;s Mr. II.
II. Holiday, Jr, Rapidan, Va; Mr.. Il. n.
Newman, Richmond.
No. 6-NIrs. p. II. Moore, Oe Charlottes-
Vile; Mrs G. A Smith, of Richmond.
No. SMr. Eppa Hunton, Ir.-iMr. and
Mrs Henry. c. Stuart, Elk Garden, Va;
Nj. and Mrs Wesley T. Johnson, Amelia
Courthouse; Mr.. and Mrs. Eppa Hunton,
Richmond
NO. 9-NIajor and Mrs Otway S. Allen,
of Richmond and Miss Ellen Ruther-
foord, of Baltimore.
No. .1O-Hon. Roger Pryor, of New YORK
Miss Mary Ashley Bell. Fluvanna- Va;
Miss Nora Leary, Mr.. 7. H. Leary MI.
and AIRS. Potts, ". o. Young, Mrs. w
n. Royal, Richmond; Charles tlhot''
Washington, D. c.
No. ll-Mr. John 7. Branch-Mlss jean
Foss and Miss Branch.
No. l2-NIr end Mrs Gru7ldy ana parry.
No 13-a1rs Bryan, of Washington u.
C.. Misses Benfss, Misses Bryan, Master
Samuel NJ. Bemiss
No 14-Nfr. John T. Anderson-Mrs. An
drew Simonds, Charleston, ;. y; MI
and Mrs. Thomas Boiling, MT. ana N1rs'
Charles T. Boiling, Miss NorNell '0''es'
Miss Helen Jones.
40. j-Mrs John Shelton NiiliS'ili9-
Misses Dorothy Christian, Mamie Patto'i'
RAINY ,Tyier. Nell Potts, Nora Randolph
and Marie Isaacs: Mr.. John l.. WlillaH's'
Jr, Miss Helen Christian.
No 1s-Mr. T.. L. Myers-N1isseS FRANCES
Myers Elizabeth Preston, Caroline Pres
ton. Anne Myers and Page Royah
No. nc. e. Doyle-MTs. J. w: Eil,o ~.
G. q Doyle, Miss Alice Doyle. Master
Mitchell Waddill Master Hobert DOYLE.
No. ls-NFrs. Alfred MaGill Randolph,
Pittsburg, Pa; Mrs. w. Brydon Tenant.
Miss Kate Talley. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
tiughes, Norfolk, Va: Miss Bessie Cat
lin, Mrs Ashton Starke, Mr.. Williamson
Talley.
Annie Leftwitch, Elise Davenport, Eliza
beth Davenport; Messrs Carleton Nc
Kenny, Granville Gray. Charles U. VIII
liams, Jr., Nm. holland.
No. 2o-Nr and Mrs. DIETRICH, Misses
Gunther and Arents, Mr. Louis Haight,
Ny. C. H. Hurl1anp.
No 23-Nlrs. Burial, Richmond; Mrs.
Fits, Richmond; Mrs. Moriarty, Hot
Springs; Mr.. e. o. Meyer, New York; Mr..
and Mrs. L. Borchers. Richmond.
No. 2IF. sitterding-Mrs. Nellie
Sweeney Palmer, Mrs. John Ross, Mrs. r.
Sitterding. Miss Sitterding, Miss Agnes
Sitterding. Master Fred Sitterding, Mas
ter Willie Sitterding.
No. 25-Mrs John w. Gorlon-Nrs. s.
NJ Woodward; Misses Ellis Glenn, Cor
don, Rebecca Gordon: Mr.. Thos, Barhee
Jr., Winston, n. c.; Mr.. E. L. Nicols,
Easton. Md.
No $2s-NIrs w ]. Wallace and Mrs.
| Senff. of New York-NIisses Barry, War
renton; Mrs. Austin Brockenbrough, Mrs.
I'D Mayo. Miss Ida Bargandn. Miss LOU
Adkins, Mr.. ". j. Wallace, Miss Rachel
! Cooke.
| No. 2s-Miss Julia Masrudcr, Washing.
ton; Mrs Wexford, Miss DOMAIN, Mrs.
! w. s. DOMAIN, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Potts.
No. 3o-Mr. George w. Stevens-Mrs.
George w. Stevens. Miss Helen Stevens,
Miss Alice Hotchklss, Miss Louise Sell
den. Cecil Stevens. George W. Stevens
r..
No. 31-Mr. and Mrs. S. Dabney Cren-
shaw-Miss Warfeld Crenshaw, Miss
Fanny CrenslfaW, Dabney Crensha.w. Jr.
Miss Mary Parrish, Miss Marie Cottrell
Mr.. Buford Scott.
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