The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-29

boxes at the horse show her brilliant and distinctive personality drew hun dreds of admiring glances.
 Hers is the lovely type to whom white is particularly becoming and her horse show gowns have been among the smart est ones.
 Mrs. Bartlett, who has been the guest of Mrs. Mark Lewis, is one of the hand soonest women in Jacksonville society, and with her beautiful hostess they have made picture at the horse show to in spire the painter.
 Mrs. Gray has been among the women in the young and fashionable married set whose interest in the horse show has added to the brilliant social side. On the opening night she was gowned in velvet in the American beauty shade and on the evening of the Presidents visit she was beautiful In blue. MT. and Mrs Gray have gone out in the car to the horse show and to the races. On We'd nesday they had with them MT. William Heath Pleasants of New York, who was after entertained at dinner by Mir and Mrs. Bradley Saunders, the guests in- cluding Mrs Shipman and Mrs. de Bar deleben At the races yesterday Mrs Gray had Mrs. Harding in her motor car.
 Among the visiting belles has been Miss Pauline Curran of New Orleans She has been member of the riding parties to the races with Miss Anderson and her party and in the evening in the boxes she has attracted much admiration On one occasion she was gowned in dark
 blue panne velvet. the plumed hat of blue being most becoming to her rich coloring
 Mrs. Felix Drennen was one of the prettiest women at the horse show wear ing on the evening of the Presidents visit handsome dinner gown and a pic- ture hat with gorgeous plumes. Mrs. frederlck Northrup Rix was one of the nandsomest women of horse show week, and was charmingly gowned. Mrs. Grider and Miss Caldwell were among the beau tl1ul young women seen in the boxes. On the opening night MT. and Mrs Charles A. Calhoun were among those in the boxes. Mrs. Calhoun was a charming fig ure in dinner gown of pink silk, the
 French hat of pink trimmed with plumes
 Mrs. George Cruickshank was notably
 handsome at the horse show. On one occasion she was in white with hat of pink, and the most effective touch to her toilette in the cluster of purple violets on her white coat. On the evening that she was presented to the President she was in a smart coat suit in the dalia shades.
 Mrs. Bowron was an admired figure at the horse show, wearing on the opening night beautiful grey gown and picture hat. Mrs. S. E. Thompson, who was in the same box, was in blue, a charming gown.
 Among others at the horse show who have been on the boxes were Mr. and Mrs. Walker Percy, Dr. and Mrs. William Mudd Jordan. Mir and Mrs. Agee Mir and Mrs. Kettig, MT. and Mrs. Haskell, Mir and Mrs. Jack Johnson MT. and Mrs Tomlinson, MT. Jack Barr, MT. W. A. Porter, MT. Ramsey, MT. Robert Brown Mayor George B. Ward. MT. Seibles, Gen eral Rufus N. Rhodes, Colonel Robert H Pearson MT. B. M. Allen. Mir and Mrs Chalifoux. Miss Fallon. Miss Caffee, Miss Dawson, Miss Catchings, Miss Laura Brown, MT and Mrs Everard Meade, Mir and Mrs. John M. London, MT and Mrs David Roberts and MT. and Mrs J. Douglass Fitzpatrick. Miss Mary Kirk patrick. MT. and Mrs. Charles A Still man, Mir. and Mrs William Mudd Wal ker. Miss Louise Walker. Miss Northing- ton, Miss Annie Earle, Miss Rosa Nun ger, MT. and Mrs. John Cartwright, Mir. and Mrs. A. T. London. Mrs. Head. Miss Jamie Head, Mir and Mrs. Harry Jones. MT. and Mrs. Daniel McDona1d. MT. and Mrs. Harrison Stuart Matthews Miss Alice Graham. Miss Linly Graham. Miss Grace Hardie. Mrs. Willis J. Milner, Mrs. Alexander Sloan Tutwiler MT. A. M. Hob- son. MT. Wilson Brown.
 Dr. and Mrs. William Dempsey Partlow of Tuscaloosa attended the horse show. They were in Mr. and Mrs. Jenisons S