New-York tribune., 1905-11-13
HORSE SHOW LUNCHEON.
Good Fellowship and Conuauaahty
Marx annual Inspection.

The annual horse show luncheon always given
by the National Horse Show Association OF Amer
ica to members. exhibitors and invited guests on
the Sunday before the opening OF the morse sho"'
was held yesterday afternoon at Madison square
Garden. It the twenty-frst renewal Oh 'he
affair and upward of three hundred men sat oo"ll
TO discuss a most excellent array OF wines anu
viands The restaurant was decorated with 'he
horse show colors-orange and back-and the oc-
casion as has been the case for many years past
was one Of general good fellowship ana conVl'-
iay.
Cornelius H. Fellowe. the president of the asso-
ciation presided as usual. The luncheon over
speeches were in order. and then the show ring
and the stables inspected before the ealhVi
ing broke up The show discussed with en-
thusiasm. and all seemed to agree that the pios-
poets are for a record breaking exhibition
Mr. Fellowes the first speaker. and maze d
few brief hut well chosen remarks Patrlch Z.
Murphy. whose sparkling witticsns nave delisi'eo
the guests at former horse show luncheons, was
then introduced He complimented Mr FeioNes
for the long and earnest service he mas gwen g."
the Nstionar%dorse Show Association of America
and then without smiling. proceeded 10 pu'
the rest of the guests into spasn1s of laughter MI
Murphy said:
Our late political eampaign vii 60 dewn m New
York was aficed with hemorrhage Of talk enS 1Sld II
demand for more for excess ss Of
virtue may become vice, Mar1iasg a Eenry n ~ viii it
pseame sss h merely bad habit a..s-,s a,ncultv is
Il c "a At make in ihf bimse 6y
avoid being misunderstood for the art OF spesE as
anasrsto9d so5 nf nsysP sn a fe
somethng ae hat every knows Of
Vet nobody mentions 49,. oo,,,,and Of
those dsea5e shades Of thought and an a sa
ssh9fa SO es @ Is Plain
ing. the common phrase the sweat OF d me n 0r0" If
make the ' fne di-tDcion that horses sweat, men
rSTiY r76
The recent visit Of President Roosevelt Rich
sueeessf horse o shoW in the south has been
ductve of good results his frank S and many deT ar
ences and the. color line is almost gene, gone The
he nadn yg e ed Is 9
olden time won glory BY the steel that m m
ent day control nations and win bat battles in the the
pen ps1s' Reeosnians as eng this m at
pen manufacturers sent large supplies, put the the
gsssissns sslVsrsd the
that there IS s No that Which
rSts forty years Of age and sassestion s made
a1s whs the Oldest
Now: the AMERICAN breakfast table problem with
the bth.aye STAGES BY forsigne5s and Americans
sed WI VIII re os as or of
and It is we'll Ito to H preserve se @ these ruins We can
then prove to the world that we are not an up
believe that these cherished antiquities viii tr'ndle
arons o Y shall iis in the Sst of ast
solitude take hs stand on broken arch Of Madi-
sSn Square Garden to sketch the ruins Of the Fiat
be congratulated on the twenty second anniversary:
The number of entries exceeds the record One OF
SHOW ana TOW worked he
S S tasgss ersea 5 M seen ea1 nn m made The
by prizes obtsinsd on the assumption that they
spring. new want has been created. to which
the breeder should devote attention. folding
and used IN case Of accident.
Of the hoTze shsw foT he Who tries to convey IN s an
a o x. Of Its m sTe m his Sess IKE t the the
brick .a. In his .s pocket as R specimen It might be
on the nas tail Of M @ horse as ens4ns M
that innocent animal serves as excuse to justify
Settlers" are attracted from the country back 70
an here nds the opporunty to snow the ee
est Of gowns to the people she mosr desires should
she likes an he kes the hest and the
Society. will attend in fun number, for the horse
fashion; they think it has Something to do with
show that the pubc is m soor
fR' kSss ss horse 5of PGlDs sSow T4o sp
share the statesman can enjoy it, so can the la:
on ground oT WSeher # is tho sT
ionable woman or the lass on the farm they are
Kipng has written lines that will iy i've son foF
penned is in that couplet. ~
coloneI's LADY and Mrs O-r,rs6v
Are sisters under their skins
Among those who were present were Alfred G.
Vanderbilt Reginald c. Vanderbilt John G. Heck
scher H Fl. Hollister, F. K. Sturgis J. H Brad
ford. Carl S. Burr Jr, Woodward Babcock W n
Catlin, Kerr Branch, J. s Barclay, 1r G s Buck
lev Morton F. Smith Hamilton W Cary r F
Carman DR. r. ". Carter. H. F. EIdridee A.
Fairbairn, John GerRen. George B, Hulme. Albert
G Hail. James T Hyde, Alexander Hamilton 9
F Hart, P. A. Hart Edward Knieriern. r P
Keppel, Clarence F. Levin. P. T. Murphy Julian
w Curtiss, James g. Marshall. George Pepper
Samuel T. Peters. E. T. Stotesbury Charles W
Smith. W. B. Schermerhorn, J. Campbell Thomp-
son., H L. Toplitz, C. A Van Rensselaer, E II.
wetherbee:, Thomas l. Watt. c. ". Watson.
c. z. Warren. Oren Root. tr.. Z. c. Moorehead and
F. f Ogston.