New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
ON LONG ISLAND.
MANY VISITORS FROM THIS
CITY AT THESE RESORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON TO HAVE A HORSE
SHOW. FOR WHICH ELABORATE
PREPARATIONS ARE MAKING.

Southampton, Long Island Aug It CspeciaD.-
The low temperatures prevalent during the week
have greatly stimulated all forms Of indoor social
nd outdoor recreative pursuits and the gayeties
are now their fun height.
The symkhana pony races held under the au-
spices Of the Southampton Horse Association last
Saturday proved a brilliant success. The fash
ionable summer folk from Southampton and its
enyirons attended the races in such numbers that
the space Inadequate 10 accommodate the
vehicles Of the spectators. The judges were DR..
C. Gaillard Thomas. Thomas H. Barber and Will
lam Laniber.
The owners OF the winners in the various
tests were August Belmont. @. L Boissevain.
Stephen Peabody, H. c. Beadeston. G. Schierelin.
Richard Stevens. Mrs Clarence Carey. H P. Rob-
bins George Hdeman and Arthur Norcott.
The coming Horse Show OF the Southampton
Horse Association, which viii be held Inter
laken Friday and Saturday OF week will
be the crowning glory IN the series OF important
social events which being witnessed here this
season. Neither time money Is being spared
IN the preparations, and il is intended 10 make
the affair the successful OF the kind ever
held this fashionable resort Some OF the finest
strains Of the thoroughbred will be on exhibition.
among The entries being several blue ribbon win
ners Of the shows held IN Manhattan and Brook
lyn
Horse Show week always witnesses among tbs
cottagers OF Southampton more numerous and
lavish entertainments than any other time OF
year the large number OF prominent society peo-
pie from al parts OF the country who gravttate
here witness the show encouraging the holding
OF social functions.
Squash ball the old-Sashioned English game.
has had such a revival In popularity here lately
that a squash court viii be Immediately con-
structed on the grounds at the Meadow Club
Entertaining a larger and more lavish scale
than customary has been witnessed during the
week Among those who have given dinners are
Grange Sard, Mrs Horace Russell Mr.. and Mrs.
William Manice Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Godfrey,
Albert Y. de Gocouria and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
G. Trevor
The croQuet parties which are being given by
Mrs. William Allen Wednesdays 10 her friends
are proving source OF much pleasure. Attractive
prizes are given the winners OF the games, which
afford q stimulus 70 the players for employing the
greatest skill
The collection OF war relics az the Soldiers Mon
ument has been augmented through the gift from
Fort Pickens. Pensacola, Fla, Of two cannon pre-
sented as result OF the influence exerted by Gen
eral Barber and Secretary Root These men are
now endeavoring 10 secure the assignment OF a
ships cable from some old war vessel 10 southanp-
ton which if secured. viii be used 10 encircle the
grass plot
Mrs Frances r Anes. the painter Of miniatures.
is spending the season at the Irving
The owners OF horseless carriages AT this resort
are discussing the possibilities OF holding an auto
mobile race on Labor Day. when the relative speed
OF their machines could be determined .,
registered al the Meadow Club are Miss POST Mr.
and Mrs. Chester tfrisWOld. Nj and Mrs henry
Il Beadlestou William l. STOW. lie Grand Cannon
CSriswold. General and Mrs Eugene Griffin and
family Archibald Alexander. il, stephen t5eaoody,
ir- Mrs. Archibald Alexander. J Bowers Lee ana
Nr and Mrs c. =. Van NOsrrand.
Al the Irving House-Mrs. Henntng, Miss Pun
nett Mrs Thomas Moore, Miss Henning Mr.. ana
Mrs ". Russell, Edward O. Smith, ;. Sweet, Z g
Schley Mrs. A Roby, Mrs. A Alexander, W b
NrO0rnau F. F. Gushing. William Moore A Arms
helm l Rubel Master Arthur James Harold Car
ter Joseph Freed. L. A Best, ". Durpee, W carr
Schoenigah Mrs. 9 3. Smith, A T. Schoen1gah,
Mrs O. W. Hipe, c. A. Foster, Mrs d : HaII,
Miss Ella X. Burchans, H Coleman, Hiram NJ
Nary. M and Mrs. NJ. knobb. v. L Nande Wee
M and Mrs. Charles Thomas, Cyrus ". LOVING,
I, Bishop. William Miles. Mrs. Niles Miss
Worth Miss A James, George V. Moore, M +.
Conan. ". Harvey WieI. F. l. Upton, MI ana
Mrs G p. Riker, Roger Mead. H r kLlard, r
/ Bourgeois. Amos Barber Mrs. y. X Thatcher
Miss c Thatcher, Mrs J. r. Downing, Mr.. and MS
BlIrchans Miss Burchans Mr. and Mrs Ipson,
Miss 9. r Childs. Miss Spranker, Chester Young,
Miss b De Forest, s Long, William Morgan. James
@ DufTv, ". ". Leaman, A Callow. Harvey n
Fiesr c. W Mcdonnell, v. 3 Bltz MISS May
James Sidney Bishop. and Mr. and Mrs- John D.
Hotel Griflng-J. A. Lille. l. c. Kobbe. George
z Wood and family, E. Z. Bllinges ". E Halton.
Edward Hem { II. Dunshi. ". Horton. Mrs. E
II bradley J. J Bradley. J. NJ Robbie, Miss G A
smith j J. Godfrey, A T. Decker. c Il. Painter.
A 7 Malcomson. J. ". De Mott, J AaI4aI, MISS
r Noen Miss s Nolen H Mallan, Walter kobhe
" n Paynter Mr.. and Mrs A E. Townsend and
Mrs N A SlOcuu.