The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-11
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and when he went out CARRYING Win
him the blue ribbon, the average person
present felt that the award had oeeh
made to the best horse.
Mr.. Water George Newman in turning
his horses in the "four-in-hands' class,
by some mishap allowed them to break
the pole to his magnificent trap lie
had four magnificent animals. and the
accident was greatly regretted, for he
seemed a lively competitor for the blue
ribbon.
Mr. ]. X Maddux and yvyeth & West
were again quite lucky. They carried off
some of the best prizes.
GREY. CAP POPULAR.
Grey Cap was a great favo-ite as usual,
and Mr.. Maddox rode him with 81! the
grace and skill of veteran IN this
same contest Mr. Maddox also rode
Searchlight, another popular horse at the
show. Grey Cap was easily the favoriic.
The ladies' turnout class was orc OF
the largest and vas one OF the most In
teresting of the several events. The Acc
of Spades, splendid back Geldng,
owned by Mr. y. st. John Boycott. had
arlcarcd in other classes and had be-
come q favorite. When the blue ribbon
was awarded him q mighty shout went
up
Kinloch was a favorite in class q, hun
tiers and jumpers, and the decision in his
favor met with general approval.
Mr. George C. Carter fell from his horse
in The last jumping contest. but was not
hurt.
MANY HANDSOME GOWNS.
Last night, so far as society is con-
cerned. was the greatest display of Dame
Fashion yet seen. One of the handsome
est dresses worn was that OF Mrs. Senif.
of New York. who wore a pink gown
trimmed with imported duchess lace. a
Partisan hat, the prevailing color being
pink, and wore handsome pearl and enlcT-
aid ornaments.
a stylish gown, worn by a lady in the
gallery. was of green crepe cloth, the
waist being made with bolero effect and
insertings of pink crushed silk let IN.
With this costume was worn a hat Of
ccru straw and Russian lace.
In Mrs. Albert Young's box was seen a
dress of pale nile green chiffon over silk,
with lace yoke and lace strips let into tho
skirt. A large black Gainsborough hat
Worn with this, with two large white
feathers dropping over the side. To add
completeness to this were long white
suede gloves.
CMrs. Ashton Starl<e was again notice.
able in grey dress. crepe cloth. back and
white interviewer hat and her always
elegant looking white chiffon boa, with
long black velvet ends
Miss Penn, OF DanviIle, a member Of
Mr.. S. 7. Morgan's box party was
gowned il, a pale lemon colored silk
dress, covered with val lace. Her white
velvet hat, with long plumes, set off this
costume and gave it an air of elegance.
Another gown worthy OF mention in
Mrs. Albert Young's box was Worn by n
matron and was of white silk thicily en-
brodered with black lace and silk.
In box Is. owned by HIr. John Shelton
Williams, was seen u dainty creation of
white orsandy and lace, one of the dam
test white hats out OF the many that
We're seen in the boxes.
In Mrs. Ashton Starkes box was seen
a gown OF gray tucked taffeta trimmed
with cut steel and black velvet. A blue
panne velvet Partisan hat. with long.
graceful plumes trimmed With white chif-
fon and a white feather boa completed
this toilet
Mrs. Welch was stylishly gowned in
pale blue silk with white lace yoke, edged
with black lace insertion. y black FUR
cape was thrown lightly around this, ana
a tan toque with a touch OF black IN II
gave the finishing touch
IN THE BOX SEATS.
Box No. was owned by Mr.. Seymour.
and the guests were Mrs. w r Seymour,
Mrs. 7. Carrick, Mrs. r. e. Craig, Mr..
w. f. Seymour, Mr. r. Z. Craig, and
Master Seymour.
Box No. was occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs E. L. Ruffin. MI and Mrs, Mann 5.
Ouarles Miss Isabel Hill and Mr.. r. NJ.
Mason.
Box No. ;. owned by Mr. w. C. New
man. had as guests Mrs W. G.. Newman,
Summerset Va; Miss Marion Newman,
Mr.. and Mrs S. N. Newman, Gold Hill,
\. c.: Miss Annie Newman, Miss Leona
Ryder, Yorkvile, S. c.; Mr. ". ~ 3. Nc
McComb, Louisa. and Mrs. q. n New
man.
Box No. was owned by AR. Geo. Iiar-
r;son and Mr.. J. II. Carey, and with them
were Miss Lucy Neal and Miss Louisa
Robinson. of Danville, Va, and Misses
Mira and Katherine Jones.
Boxes Nos. and 4. of Mr.. L. w. Bran
der, had in it Miss Drummond, Of Nor
folk; Miss Adkins. Miss Brander Miss
Fontaine Of Beaver DAM Mrs. W. NJ
raliaferro. Mr. Alec Moseley: Misses
Petit, of Norfolk, Va; Miss Helen
James. of Danville, Va; Miss Moseley,
Mr.. ]. 3. Talaferro. Mr.. W. NJ Taliafer-
70. and Mr. Roger Walker.
Box s. of Mr.. NJ. Z. Moncure. had in ii
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Moncure, Mr.. and
Mrs Myer 1Nirsf, Mr.. j. Moncure and
Miss Salle May
Mr.. A. Won Rosenegll was in No 6. and
With him were Miss Harrison. of Cum
Va: Miss Lindsay. Uniontown.
Pa: Miss Elsie Harrison. Mr.. Berkeley,
Of Staunton: Mr. j. w. Harrison. Mr..
Randolph Harrison and Mr. Wilbon Har-
'iSon.
Mr.. and Mrs c. L. Todd had with them
Miss Helen Montague. Mr.. C. l.. Todd,
r.. and Mr.. Jeffrey Montague.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barton II. Grundy had a
'anily gathering in their box.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lancaster Williams mad |
With them Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Hob
son and Mr.. and Mrs. William Todd
Box Il Was owned by J. T. Anderson
Box Is. which was owned by Mr.. John
SHELTON Williams. had as its fair occu- !
PANTS Miss Christian. Miss Camm and |
Mrs. John Lyons.
General Fitzhugh Lee had a stag party
With him. which consisted of Mr.. L. = !!
Myers; NIL Joynes. Mr. w. G. Ferg,,-
son, Mr. j.. r. J. Anderson, Mr.. Joseph |
5 Johnston and Air. Dudley NJ Donald. |
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Doyle had with tfnsn !
Judge Edmund Waddill and Mrs. Wad- !
ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Starl1e, Mrs. II. |
u Workman. Miss Lizzie Hurkamp, Of
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