The Indianapolis journal., 1903-09-23
BRILLIANT SOCIETY SPECTACLE.
Governor and Mrs. Durbin Among
Second Night Visitors at Horse Show.

From a social standpoint the horse show
was fully as brilliant last night as on the
opening night, though there were more
empty boxes than on the initial evening.
Last nights audience was a brilliant one
in point of gowning, and fully as many
| handsome frocks and hats were worn as
on the previous night. There was more
color. too. in the wraps and hats of the
women present. and instead of the general
whteness of the frst-night gowns and hats
there were brilliant touches of color here
and there that added to the decorative ef-
feet of the gayly draped boxes. Governor
and Mrs Durbin were among the visitors
at the show last night and occupied box
on the east side. Mrs. Durbin was at
tractively gowned in cream-colored wool,
with cream wrap trimmed with lace and
with a touch of blue at the neck and
blouse. Her hat was a dainty lace one
trimmed with pink roses.
Mayor and Mrs. Bookwalter entertained
in their box Mr.. and Mrs Frank Noll, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Noll and Mrs. Manning, of
Fort Wayne.
With MIR. and Mrs. Albert A. Barnes were
Mr.. Irving Swan Brown, OF Worcester,
Mass, and Mr.. Louis Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond p. Van Camp had
their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. White, of
Cleveland. with them.
Mr.. Fred l.. Purdy entertained Mrs. c. L.
Robb, of Bellefontaine. o., and Miss Ara
bella Lipscomb, of Toledo.
With Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Lawrence
were Mr.. and Mrs Charles +. Kregelo and
their daughter, Mrs. Harry II. Beckwith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Murphy enter
tanned DR.. and Mrs. Lafayette Page and
DIR. and Mrs. George Dwight Kahlo in their
With Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kahn was
Miss Lang.
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Burton E. Par
rott and Mrs. Z. &. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White Morrison had
with them Mr.. Swart. of Detroit. ,,,
DR.. John A. Conkey and DR.. A. A. Hill
had as their guests Miss Edith Pierce, Miss
Hazel Clodfelter, Miss Edna Wilson and
Mr.. B. N. Bogue
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Goodall and
Mrs. John ]. Hail. of Dayton, O..
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Block had in their
With Mr.. and Mrs. Moses p. Fisher were
Mr.. Ferdinand Kahn and Mr.. Fisher, OF
Fort Wayne.
Mrs Kate Perry Morris, Mrs. William
Griffith and Miss Enid Perry Morris occu-
pied a box
With Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Emmett Coffin
Miss Mabel Talbot, Mr.. Fletcher Birch and
Mr.. and Mrs Mortimer Levering enter
sdisso Miss Louise Shipp in their box.
With Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence A Kenyon
were Mr. and Mrs. Perley Bonte Raymond.
Canta1n
ward had with them Miss Eyadne Hay
ward and Mr. and Mrs Karl Schneider.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jones occupied their
box and had as their guest Mrs. Z. b.
Mrs. Earl M. Ogle entertained a box
party. her guests being Miss Lillien Reeves,
Miss Mary Peck and Mr. Herbert Cost. of
With Mr.. and Mrs. William Scott were
Miss Charlotte Scott and Miss Gertrude
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Geddes had with
them Mr. and Mrs. Parker. of Fort Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Howard Temperley
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Auderheid, formed
box party. Among others present were:
Norwood Catterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
E. Morss, DR.. Henry jameson, Miss Jo-
sephine Morss Mr.. and Mrs. Courtland Van
Camp, Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor Martin
dale. Miss Myla Coburn, Mr.. Bement Lay
man and daughter, Miss Stella Rauh. Miss
Bertha and Miss Ada Fahnley. and their
guest Miss Albright, of Louisville Miss
Bess Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. John ,ribbott.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Letter, Miss Gertrude
Henry Miss May and Miss Jeanette Her.
ron, Miss Eudora Landers. Mr.. Parker and
Mr.. Felix Geddes. Col. Harry b. Smith, Col
E. p Thayer. of Greenfield; Miss Georgia
McDermott. Mr.. Raphael Kirschbaum and
daughter Miss Kirschbaum, and Mr.. and
Mrs William Schomburg.
Among the attractive costumes was that
of Mrs. W. B. White. of Cleveland. who
wore a black-and-white gown with a lace
vest and a black sequin hat.
Mrs Raymond p. Van Camp wore a
white gown and handsome white coat with
black picture hat
Mrs. Coutrland Van Camp one of
the handsome white gowns of the evening
heavily trimmed with rich lace and with
a wrap to match. Her hat was also white
with white plumes.
Miss Georgia McDermott wore hand
some costume of black velvet with white
chiffon blouse and a hat trimmed with
plumeS.
Mrs. Frank Murphy wore an exquisite
gown of blue chiffon with a picture hat
of blue chiffon and white lace and blue
plumes.
Miss Gertrude Butler was gowned in
black with a white hat.
Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson wore striking
gown of rich white lace over lavender with
a white lace hat.
Mrs. GEORGE n. Catterson was gowned In