The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-05-28

cock walk in a certain hotel in New
York, where the most beautiful gowns
and jewels are seen during horse show
week.
During the dining hour at the Hillman
there were many fashionable people who
fingered for the music, going later to the
horse show.
Elaborate Entertainment.
The most elaborate entertainment after
the horse show last evening was that at
which Mr.. Shook, Mr. Ramsay and Mr..
Exum entertained at their Highland ave-
nue. residence in compliment to Miss
Shook, Miss Ramson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Warner, the guests including among
others Mr.. and Mrs. Charlton p. Brooke,
Miss Coke, Miss Mcmillan, Mrs. Barrett,
Miss Moody, Miss Sharpe, Miss Carrie
Sharpe
A feature of the second night of the
horse show was Mr.. Ashbrook's coach
which was filled with bevy of beauti-
full women, and dashing around the gilt
tering course, led by FLINT" and "Flir-
tation," with Sen Sen" and Sensation"
as wheelers was greeted with great ap-
pause.
In the party were Mrs. Barrett. Mrs
Brooke, Miss Coke, Miss Mcmillan, Miss
Shook, Miss Ransom, Mr.. Barrett, Mr..
Brooke, Mr. Exum
Among those at the horse show were:
General and Mrs. Rufus N. Rhodes, who
entertained with a box party, including
among their guests Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mortimer Williams and Mrs. Pete Basil
Clark.
Mr.. A. II. Woodward's box was again
one of the most attractive at the horse
show, the party including Mr.. and Mrs.
James Warner Shook and Miss Annie
Jemison. the latter beauty in gown
of white chiffon over pompadour silk, a
large white hat completing her costume.
MIR. Woodward entertained at dinner at
the Hilman preceding the horse show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Matthews had In
their box Miss Virginia Graves. Mr.. Harry
Epson Sims and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Jones.
Mrs Matthews wore one of the pret-
test gowns at the horse show. IL was a
black lace over blue, with touch of
white on the. corsage, her large hat OF
white lace being unusually becoming
Miss Graves costume of white with a
large white hat was distinctly smart.
Mrs. Jones was among the beautifully
gowned women at the horse show.
Mr. Shook, MI. Exum and Mr.. Ramsay
had a brilliant party of guests, including
Mrs. Shook Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Warner,
Miss Shook Miss Ransome of Nashville,
Miss Daisy Moody, Miss Carrie Sharpe,
Miss Ethel Sharpe and Mr.. McCurry.
among the visiting beauties on Mr.. Ash
brooks four-in- hand. Miss Moody was
one of the handsomest young women at
the horse show, and wore with her
white gown a very elegant coat of Irish
lace over white satin, her costume being
completed by a picture hat
Miss Ethel Sharpe wore an elegant gown
of white lace
Miss Carrie Sharpe was in white, one OF
the prettiest t0lettes worn at the horse
show.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w Barrett had In their
box Mr.. and Mrs. Charlton p Brooke
Miss Coke and Miss Mcmillan. Mrs. Bar
ret was in white.
Mrs Brooke, who 10 one of the most
admired women at the horse show, wore
a beautiful light blue toilette, elaborate
with lace with picture hat.
Miss Coke was in blue and Miss Nc
MILAN, one of the pronounced beauties
of the horse show. was in white, deli
cately embroidered in silver sequins, her
hat of lace. -
Miss Marjorie Catchings. who was in
Mr.. William Mudd Martins box. was a
brilliant picture in Dolly Warden gown,
her flower hat pink tinted. Mr. Henry
b. Gray and Mr. William Mudd Walker
were in the party
Attractive sitting Women.
Among the notably attractive visiting
women was Mrs. Nettie Klein of Texar-
kama who was in Mr. r. NJ. Aliens box
party Mrs Klein was very smartly
gowned, a white net richly embroidered,
the interlning of silk being yelled with
chiffon. Her white hat was most becom-
ing TO her brilliant brunette coloring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Dimmlck. Miss
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