The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-10-15
SOCIETY IN ATTENDANCE.
Larger Array of Beautiful Gowns
than on Opening Night.

The local events in the horse show arena
yesterday afternoon brought out a large
number of the society people. The boxes
were fairly well filled with the interested
and enthusiastic friends of the horsewomen.
Mrs. George E. Hunt entertained a group of
friends, which included Mrs. George Cat
terson, Mrs. Henry Kahn, Mrs. Carol De
Witt, Miss Hunt and Miss Mary Chambers.
There were a number of box parties among
the young people. among them party for
which Miss Steffel, of Albany, who is visit
ing Mrs. A. l.. Block, was the hostess. Her
guests were Miss Gene Rauh. Miss Ethel
Hestein and Miss Isabel Hauss. Miss Cas-
tleman and Miss Norton, of Louiville. were
both there and attracted much attention.
Their costumes were exceedingly handsome.
Miss Castleman wore black silk gown.
fashioned with faggoted seams and with a
deep lace yoke on the bodice. The whole
was made over white silk. Her hat was
large and was of black and white. with
a touch Of green. on the crown. Miss Nor
ton was gowned in brown broadcloth with
a brown hat to harmonic. She wore a
handsome black coat. There were many
other stunning costumes to be seen. al
though there was naturally less display
than on the evening before. Among those
who spent the afternoon at the horse show
were Mrs. Charles f. Smith, Miss Maude
Smith. Mrs. Gerritt A Archibald. Miss Mar
jorie Ellis, Mrs. Kate Perry Morris, Mrs.
Frank Kenyon, Mrs. Clarence Kenyon, Mrs.
Henry Lawrence. Mrs. Frank Wheeler. Mrs.
Cortland Van Camp. Miss Corella Taylor.
Miss Emily Olcutt of Muncie. Miss George
McDermott, Miss Elizabeth Cooper, Mrs. A.
Kiefer, Mrs. Charles Wood. Miss Adele
Mailick. Mrs yolney T; Malott; Mrs Paul
Thompson. Mrs. Samuel Fletcher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Hahn, Mr.. Evan Lilly, Mr.. Charles
Mayer, Mrs. st. Clair Parry, Mrs. Mauzy.
Mrs. George Stout, Mrs. III. b. Hibben, Mrs.
Frank Van Camp. Mrs. Frank Gates, Mrs.
George Is. Gay, Mrs Frank Smiley, Miss
Martha Carey, Mrs. r. z. Van Camp, Miss
Eliza Chambers. Miss Edith Adams and her
guests. Miss Plummer and Miss Thomp-
son. of Portland. Me-, Miss Emma Atkins,
Miss Winter, Miss Mary Winter and her
guest, Miss Stone, of Harrisburg, Mr.. Will
Winter, Mr.. John Wallace and MIR. Paul
Aybell.
The attendance at the evening perform
ance of the horse show was much larger
than that of the night before. The cold
weather seemed to make little difference
to the people, and, as at the opening night,
there was a beautiful and handsome dis
play of costumes and jewels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Coffin occupied
their box with Miss Ola Smith, Mr. Clar-
ence Coffin: Mr.. Freeman Hibben and Mr.
Fletcher Birch. Miss Smith wore dark
blue broadcloth gown, with a fluffy white
boa and a black hat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortland Van Camp had
with them Miss Emma Martindale, Mr.
Robert Martindale. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Martindale.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond p. Van Camp
had as guests In their box Mrs. w. D.
White, of Cleveland, Mrs. McDermott and
Miss McDermott. Mrs. White wore a
lavender gown with black hat Her long
coat was of green velvet and she wore
chinchilla furs. Mrs. Van Camp wore a
black silk gown, white hat and an opera
coat OF castor satin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Lovett, of Ander-
son, occupied Mr.. Mortimer Leverings box
and they had for their guests Mrs. j. l..
Kilgare. OF Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Cum
back, of Greensburg. Mrs. Lovett was