New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-04

Three cups mounted on ebony standards were
given for Derebn colts. Mrs, Douglas Robinson
was an interested ouooker Mrs. Robinson. who
IS the sister Of President Roosevelt is entertaining
Just now merrymakng house party at the his
toric manor house the JordanvilIe Road. IN
the class showing the best appointed equipage
drawn by matched pair Mrs. William Pitt Earle.
OF New-York, took the Tiffany cup and the blue
ribbon J. Lee Taller. Of New-Tork won the red.
The class showing runabouts in the field drew
out large number. Miss Susan Livingston Greene.
Of Trenton. y. J., Samuel .. Styles, Henry L.
WardweI, William ?. Earle. Mrs. Duden Martin
and Miss Isabelle Morrison. OF New-York. showed
smart traps here John Jones. benjamin J. Brown
and Charles i. Olendorf, OF New-YOrk, the judges,
awarded the society cup and the blue ribbon TO
Mr. Earle and the red to Miss Greene.
NchGeld has been associated so long with the
horn and the hounds and the jumpers that the
saddle class evoked n great deal OF interest Mrs
John Watts Allen. OF New-York. captured the cup
here with her big bay mare Wh:telegs and Francis
Praud, % New-York received the red rosette Miss
Isabelle Morrison rode her chestnut mare. the
Duchess OF Wellington, and Miss Greene exhibited
her bay. the Princess
Great applause greeted the young women driving
ponies hitched 70 carts. \ handsome cup was
awarded TO Miss Gertrude Wood. Of Pittsburg and
Miss Marie Taller the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs J.
Lee Taller. OF New-Torl1. received the red ribbon
Miss Lulu Livingston. Of Albany. rode with Miss
Taller. Tandem driving calls for 0eatness and
SKIN. and Miss Resale Wardweu OF New-Yorl
took the blue IN this class
\ bevy OF well known society women was pres
Il the boxes Mrs George ". ChiIds enter
tanned Commodore and Mrs. j. J. bunker OF Wash
iEgtuu. Countess CASTOR d ArsChOt Of New York
sat in Box No. on Tuesday with Mrs. Alexander
Mrs Orr Miss Martha Knox Orr, J. W Watson
and David Orr. Of \eW-NCrN
The Baroness Won Gundlach. Of Mecklenherg. was
entertained by Mr. aud Mrs. Durham Jones Grain
OF New-York Mrs. Robert L. Crawford Of New
York. occupied Box No. i Tuesday. accom-
pauled by Mrs William Pitt Earle and Miss Craw-
ford. Ny and Mrs J. Lee Taller occupied Box
No. II. Mrs. Richard Malcolm Montgomery and
NFrg AwfH L. NT.r-Ir
from Malcolm Lodge on Thursday.
FrOkaw who have beCn spending the week the
darlington with their father. William Y. BrOkaw.
or Newly rk. were also present Colonel Louis
Philippe Siebert. Mrs Sieoert and Miss Sophie Sic
bert. OK Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Nye
Jackson Mrs. Mamie Nve jackson. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Newman Of Albany; Mr. and Mrs. Edouard
T. Mostert Mrs. cambridge :. Clark. Mr. and
Mrs H. Amos Ward United States Commissioner
John a. Shields. Miss Shields. Mr. and Mrs John
A. Haddeu jr.. and Mrs +. A. DavtdsOn-A ruolG. OF
New-TOrk, We're at the horse show Wednesday.
Senior Gonzales de Quesada, the Cuban Min
lister the United States, who is NJ the Earl
inEtor. was at the show. Senior de Quesada
accompanied by Martin R1verO, first secretary OF
the Cuban Legation.
Mrs. John Watts Allen Miss Morrison and Mrs
=. NJ. Morrison. OF \ew-Nork, have returned
Richheld after stay at Timothy l. WOodrufs
camp, XIII kare IN the Adirordacks.
The Darlington and the bathing establishment
viii remain open until October 1. The Darlington
has an extended list Of September bookings, and
Mr.. Earle announces special rates. The orchestra
and the delightful series OF concerts VIII be
ttnued until September -.