New-York tribune., 1903-08-30
LATE SEASON AT PIER.
Horse Shoe at the Point Judith
Country CLub.

Narragansett Pier, r. l.. Aug. % (SpeciaD.-The
Narragansett Pier Horse Show long anticipated.
took place yesterday and to-day the Point
Judith Country Club. Among those entering were
several from Newport including Miss Marion Fish,
Miss Pauline French. Mrs. J. De Forest Daniel
son and p. F. Collier. Mrs. Burke Roche had
eleven entries in the harness and saddle class from
her Elm Court stables; Alfred c. Vanderbilt en-
tered six. John l., Conoway, of New-York, who
occupies Sycamore cottage this season. entered
eleven of various classes. Other entries by
the Misses De Coppet Miss Ethel Hitchcock, Mrs.
Edward Kemp Mrs Thomas 3. Wanamaker, Miss
Natalie Greene p. :. p Randolph. J. F. MCGOWAN,
j. ". Cooke, ". Herbert Caswen. Mrs. T. Mere
dith Jenkins. George F. James Thomas Burke,
Alexander Brown and Stephen Briggs
ladies' driving competition, open only to mem
bers of the Country Club and a tandem driving
competition were features. The first days
programme included ycarling colts bred and owned
in this county: prizes, SIS. A5 and so. Stations
Owned in this county; prizes SIS, SIS and SO
Horses in harness, i Is hands: cup, first prize,
and ribbons for other prizes. Saddle horses, over
10 hands: cup and ribbons Pairs in harness. over
l5 hands; cup and ribbons Combination horses,
be shown in harness and under saddle cup and
ribbons Ladys single trap, lady to drive; single
victoria: appointments to count 80 per cent ana
horse 80 per cent: cup and ribbons Jumping class
must take jumps count The second day OF
the show. horses and surreys kept for hire, bona
fde property of exhibitor. horse 80 per cent and
appointments % per cent; prizes. SIS, SO and 50
Ponies under saddle. 13 hands and under children
ride: cup and ribbons. Road horses to be
shown runabout, buggy or speeding wagon
prizes So. S15 and $40. Saddle horses, IA to 10
hands: cup and ribbons. Horses in harness. over
10 hands. o shown in nabout or two wheeled
cart: cup and ribbons Ponies in harness. l3
hands under. TO be driven by women or chill
dren. Polo ponies: cup and ribbons Iandems'
cup and ribbons. Victorias and pair, horses 10
count 80 per cent and appointments 90 per cent;
cup and ribbons. Tandem driving competition 50
per cent tor form and 90 per cent for obstacles:
cup and ribbons. Jumping class, performance over
jumps count so per cent and comolnatlon ana
quality to count 80 per cent.
Perhaps the merriest affair given at Narragarsett
Pier this season the children's party at the
Point Judith Club. participated in not by genuine
Juveniles but by their grave and reverend seniors
About fifty OF the cottagers and summer visitors
attended the dance. no one in grown up costume
heinx admitted They attired in true school
boy and girl fashion-knee breeches and short
Jackets for the men and short skirts and guimpe
waists for the women, with the hair or hat fetch
an fhs lawn. brilliantly lighted by japanese Ian
tsf5e tabie The Prime leader in the affair Or.
Monroe Hopkins 0i Who was
entertaining house party az Sass sass ROCKS t al
Tended with her FL gaestsa sftesa ana
The loan exhibition Of antiques and relics of old
the Daughters OF the American Revolution, hel4 al
aHt 1tfeS 0ta many visitors from the pier There
more than one thousand articles on view. many OF
priceless treasures made the collection notabs
one The proceeds 90 go toward marking
places OF Colonial interest IN tne town ..... a.,
a good many visitors at the Pier nave 'trlpped
60 Negpofr 10 attend the social events there Con
siderable pleasure is taken, however in the giving
OF Iuncheons and dinners AT the cottages hotels,
(;recian Gardens and Country Club with now ana
tben a genuine Rhode Island clsmbake To
nature s heart Those entertaining last week were
Ms % Murray Rohlen and Miss Edith Roberts, or
PHILADELPHIA: Mrs. Eugene v. Roddin, or chicago:
Mrs Joseph DiIworth. Of Pittsburg Mrs Ernest
Law Of Philadelphia; Mrs Ralph TOWNSEND. Mrs
q W Hoadley, Thomas Deford and A. " Wyckoff:
Of Nev-York Mr.. and Mrs. Albert p Miller, Jr-, or
Providence and Mrs. Bloomfield McIivaine' or
Philadelphia = c,.
spracte bv his first wife is at the Massasoit, ana
has entertained her fatner there. Mfs Shar4es