New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

mt Miss Pos--e- -lVa.-e g.rl not yet out Of the
sr,oo-oon ar..- q lively run Of many miles.
MS +-e- in a. the Death and rode home in
--.Yr.rb with -l- brush" This young woman
comes from dong line Of riders and her
rrIosorhy Of riding 20 hounds is simple. "Au
7 have tr d. is TO keep my seat and let Miss
Avre 90 She says with a smile. Many Try this.
rg- the results are vastly different. Miss Lang
horne another fine -.-.~. came W but moment
behind the victor a-l was rewarded with the
mask.
On New. YEARS. Day -a- hunt enjoyed another
sr-n6ld --- aE-a- q fox. rr- chase lasting across
about fifteen miles of the finest hunting couu-
t-r Me after mile was covered with never
caerk. the pack running fast and true. and the
fed -dlrE hard ana well scattered o. the
death which was most picturesque. occurring
Is x did. IL -H- -0Ien.' after such a long and
hard --lr There were several bad falls that
Cs- bur again -r women We're vistQrs Miss
L4as1or-e oa E-.ssktr. receiving The brush
and Miss NaH.ar5- Hao arrived on Red Gauut-
JET AT almost the same Instant. having IN mask
hung On her saddle.
among the other women who follow the
hounds are luse FauL5.u-. who presided over
the home of ler uncle. Senator pereEy. until
his recent 1arr.a--. Miss Elsie Field the
GG--il--- -.-'.I--H-H Nf--F'II f1-+. " no
described as riding "as The crow flies" so ut
terry fearless IS she, Miss Edyche and Miss
Frances NevIa-5s. OF Nevada. whose hunters
have fine records. Mrs. Chataeld-Tay yIor. Of Chi
cago. Ms. Clarence Moore Miss Mabel M=r-
-ian. Of 81 Paul. Mrs. Herbert Wadswo-rh.
Mss Bloome- Mss Mitchell Miss Parrish. Mss
Wells Miss Fuller Mss B=u, Mss Ely Miss
her- Mss M-E=-ua arl many others.
ra rf ~ inc 9 ~-t
IS q -0rg and Interesting ones lIr. Grip the Min
lister from Sweden. has TWO. Francis NeuIauGs
Of Nevada. has four. r. Knox SON of the A-tor-
lzy General who has Inherited his fathers love
tr good horses. has TWO me hunters. G. Bar
clay Rires owns two. Edward Mclean. the
young so- Of John Z. Mclean. has string f
four. C0r---arc H. Smith has s-rin- OF twelve,
Hugh Le-a-= has two. Reginald $. Hu.G-k0rer.
G.st Ba.r VINO often ac-s as master If hounds
in the absence Of AI-- Moore. Van Ness Philip
Joal :. -a-.omae, j. Ford Thompson. a a.
Snyder D. Kerr. Andrew Bradley, BeaIe
B.oous- Roger W-tma~e. a. r L--ga--. J. :
Wz5sw.-.a. NJ lerese-. y Y. lIr Humphrey
Owens. o- The British Embassy. ~. ~. Morrow.
Horace g. Fs.l-k-. Philip E..a.orn. Richard
Nsr-.ck and -ary others all have fire mounts.
T This -- must also h- added The string OF
fourteen r1-. -4 owned ly Clarence Moore. It
Is o-= .t -.. -aa-- remarkable IN the country.
-al-la- H-..- Lord Craven Farmer Mar
Il and -...-- uNauay being known Is the
Winners ribbons in the great horse
shows eE ..a1-.-- E.aro.r ana ThGnGe~
have s-..- -.- --- second resp er.Te.y in the
1esr-H-.- Sumter class ~ the horse shows
he'd - ..s-.- and E-a9s.-a. Mass:
second ~ -a- national horse show.
1- also r-- Lord Craven --l .lr.l FIVE
1-- AID ... .u--. and Charles ollaI.ey
Ia -a.=- -e- hands, who has never
1-1-=1 won -H1 red ribbons Farmer
Martin has s- - prizes as high jumper and
rec.ra --a- closely crowds that Of the world
famous Ca4El.e Hho was developed and owned
e --e"y ---== until comparatively recently.
ne Farmer has q record OF feet ! inch al the
CA.cago horsa show in 1900 and he VIII jump
ieet Z l--1-z any day. II this string are eight