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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01

the Aggts ana one with Tufts the lat
ter carrying the interest of tn" McdFor'i
college, bows to such an extent that Il
number are contemplating making the
trip to Hanover.
Penn has Villa Nova and Buckrcll on
the card, and Cornell will play Hamil-
ton AMI 6hCrlin. Williams has a hard
game on Saturday with Holy Cross and
will need q lot of preparation this week
TO get away without q defeat
The teams of 1897 have not as yet
settled into anywhere near later season
makeup. and whatever the first games
of tho schedule do they will make the
settling process easier At present most
OF til. Varsity line-upS arc at best
tentative, and III" surprises which al
ways come in the more important
games of the early year may make
| many changes necessary.
Tho Carlisle Indians. who will this
| year form Il connecting link between
| the East and West. are hard at work
on their very difficult schedule, and
their progress will be watched by the
teams throughout the country.
The Dartmouth baseball trouble has
again brought 10 the notice of follow
crs Of college athletics the deplorablc
state Of affairs in New England, and
| the different institutions are. as usual,
gaining nothing by the calcium light.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01
THIS WEEKS FOOTBALL GAMES

Wcdnc sday-.\t Cambridge, Harvard VS..
EaWdoin: at New Haven, Yale VS.. Wes-
lcyan: at Ithaca. Cornell VS.. hamilton:
at Providence. Brown vs.. Amherst AZ
.ics: at Hanover. Dartmouth vs.. Yer
mont: at philadelphia. Penn VS.. Nillano-
va: ut Annapolis. Navy VS.. Western Ma
rvland: nj Carlisle. Carlisle vs.. Susouc-
ha.ina: at Worcester. Holy Gross VS.. Nor
vich; at South bethlehem. Pa, Lehigh vs..
jefferson Medical.
Satur'ay-At Cambridge. Harvard VS..
Maine: at New Haven. Yale vs. SNraeusc
at Princeton. Princeton VS.. St. Stevens:
ut West Point Army vs.. Franklin
Marshall: 1T Hanover. Dartmouth W,
Tufts: at Ithaca. Cornell vs.. Oberlin; at
Philadelphia. Penn vs.. I;ucknell, at Am
hcrst, amherst vs.. Springfield Training
S"h""l: at Exeter. Exeter VS.. Bowdoin;
ut Williomstnwn. Williams VS. Holy
Cross: At Washington. Pa. Lchich vs..
George washington: at Wiliamsport. Pa,
Carlisle vs.. Penn State: 1T Washington,
u. g., georgetown vs.. callautct. at Ann
Arhpr. Michigan vs.. Case: at Providence
Brown ". Norwich: at Schenectady. Col
safe W. Union: nj Bloomington. Ind. In
diana VS.. De pauw: ut Emmett shurg. Pa,
Mt. St Mary vs.. Baltimore: at Amherst,
amherst -\Gci"S VS.. Rhode Island State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01
ENGLAND TO CHALLENGE,
Will Send Doherty Brothers to Aus
traIa TO Brira Back Davis Cup.

Now York. Sept. 3o.-Ensland will
challenge for the Dwight r Davis In
tcrnatiolaI challenge cup and send the
famous D"hcrty brothers to Australia
to rccarturc il early next season. That
is the news which has just been re-
revived here. The surprising feature of
il is that il means that Hugh L. Do
hcrty and Reginald +. Dohcrty intend
to return to the game after Il season $
absence. 1t was apparent from the
tome of the letter that there was a Ger
tain amount of curiosity on the part of
the l'ritons as to whether or not the
Americans had any intention of send
ing a challenging team as far away as
Austria.
That England would certainly chal-
l,nSc the Australians for the cup next
season VAS discussed during the de-
Gliding of the national championship
tournament at Newport last month.
Those who We're i'll touch with the facts
lokcd for the challenge but secuted the
suggestion that tn" D"hrrtys would
constitute the British team. AS to this
country considering IA challenge, one of
tn" executive committeeman remarked
that us lawn tennis stood here at the
present time the Americans would do
well To establish their own game on
q better basis before they went seeking
international hnnorS again. He declared
that ne was against any thought of a
Challenge for next year, and that so far
as II" was cnnverSant with the inten-
ton of the others of the committee and
among lawn tennis players generally
they We're against any challenge next
year. believing that the journey to
Australia WAS much too long for an
American team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01

fourth run of the inning on RossmaE'S
ont. In Philadelphia's half Murphy
scored run for the home team on his
single, Collins sacrifice. OldriES'S sill
gle and Schrecks force hit.
in the eighth Detrcit added one to
its count on O'Leary's two base hit
and steal of third and Jones single
The ninth opened with Detroit two
runs behind and defeat staring them i'll
the face. Crawford opened with singh
and then Cobb put the bah ont Of the
grounds. tieing the score. Plank rrli"v-
ed Waddell and the inning ended With
out further scoring. The philadeiphlanS
were easy outs in the ninth.
Cobb's double and Rossmans single
gave Detroit its ninth and last run in
tn" 18th. Philadelphia tied it in the
same inning on a double by Nichols, a
wild pitch ana a long fly by Davis.
DETROIT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Tucsiay-Jimmy Walsh rs, Babe Cullen.
rlntercity bouts at Winnishnsnet A. T..
chelsea: Billy Glover VS.. bfek Nelson ~
, i:roWn A. A.. New York: Lou Shepard ~
frankie Paul at Elmer's Club, New York
Dryer at Sharkey A. C.. NV York.
" IhInsday-Sam LangforH w. Larry
lcmple at Bridgeport, Ct. Ared Bradley
vs.. Walter Stanton at I.ong1Acre a. a.
c New York. Indian Joe Gregg vs.. Charley
n a = at trail, Ind. bouts At Broadway
= fTlday-Abe Attell vs. unluoyacat Pfdr
W WIZ: =, e.. New York; Fred4landesxsYS
Milne Fitzgerald at Spring Ghrden a.
I6niladelphia; Frank Carsey vs. Jim
vs.. Young Kid Farmer at DSsitons AZ 1
Philadelphia, IA It fsssTres
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01
BOBBY WAuTHOUR HURT.
Seriously Injured on German Bicycle
Track-One Man Killed,

Berlin, Sept. ao.-Onc man was killed
AMI three, including "Hobby" Wal
th"ur. the American rider, We're s'ri-
"Iisl> injured in II series of accidents
on the "Spandau" bicycle track.
pnIrin" n lo0-kilomctre race Il pace
makers tire burst. throwing the rider.
who hlokc his right arm and suffered
other injuries. An ambulance attend
ant who crossed the track with the liz
t"ntion of assisting the injured ma
was instantly killed n the result of col
lidinG with Walthour'S paccmaIcr.
Hoffman. who WAS thrown and caused
Walthour t" fall, The latter sustained a
severe cone uSSion of the brain. ana
was taken to Il hospital where he re-
mains unconscious and in a serious
condition. Hoffman was severely hurt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01

Billy Delaney. who is i'm the East will,
Al Kaufman and q lightweight named
Fred Landers. coroborates what has
often been printed anent Jcffrics. Della
ncy says Jeff has no money. and would
probably go into the ring if he we're not
to" lazy to train. Delaney says the eel
cbratcd alfalfa ranch does not produc"
enough alfalfa to feed Il sick pony. and
that it is mostly owned by JcE's wife.
Delaney SAYS Mrs. Jeffrics is now anx-
foIs to have her husband re-cntcr the
ring and rcplcnish the exchequer. but the
big fellow will not do it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01
AT BOSTON.

Enston, :c"l;, - After losing II straight
games Hostol. held Chicago to n tie gam"
today . to 3 Fourteen innings were
plnvcl, darkness; pti'tin. an crt to tina
contest Barry. late of Provide nee. was
taken ont of the box in III" ninth when
he showed si:'nS of Weakening. Burrh"il.
from Ralt imorc. WAS substituted Rurcn-
eli was lacking in control but the cham
pions could not hit him. Altrock pitched
a steady game except in the eighth, when
the home team saved itself from dcl,a.
ly punching hits.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01
Challenge For Americas Cup
From Sweden a Possibility.

longer lifting the cup. y cablogram was
received here from tn" Royal Swedish
Yacht club. addressed hy Rear .>dmira |
ii',i%g. on Sep. %, asking if 4 chal-
ienrc from the Swedish Club would he
accepted and what rules governed the
Americas cup contest
The New York Yacht Club on the
night IF the date of the receipt of the
cahl"Cram from Rear Admiral Haigg,
formally acted OF challenge from Sir
Thomas Lipton by passing a set of res
"lutions defining the deed Of gift, under
which the Americas cup races are
sailed.
Secretary Curmaok Of the New York
Yacht club. replying to the inquiry
from the Royal Swedish Yacht Club,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01

enclosed n copy OF the resolutions dis
patched To Sir Thomas The response
t" the Royal Swedish Yacht Club was
sent by mail aud will probably not
reach Stnckholm for q week.
Members Of tn New York Yacht
Club hardly believe that challenge
VIII issue from the Swedish Club be-
cause of the condit ions that they say
are mandatory under the deed of gif,.
Swedish Yacht builders favor sound,
smart racing craft built along lines
that enable them to negotiate the heavy
Norway seas and local yachtsmen be
licvn that the Swedish builders will
discourage tho building Of a racing ma
chine. & type of yacht with which they
have had little to do.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01
TEDDY, JR., JOINS SQUAD.
President RooseveIt'a Son Comes Out
For Practice Monday.

Cambridge. Mass, Sept. 30.-Theo-
dore Roosevelt. Jr., son of President
Roosevelt. joined the Harvard football
squad TO-DAY He was put through light
signal practice at the left end of the
fourth team.
oliver Cults took up his duties to-
day as coach of the lincmen. He ar
rived Saturday from Spokane, Wash.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01
AT PITTSBURG.

Phi,adeinhil won iE the ninth inning in
tuck all tie way.
tittsl1Irc .O I a-2-7-l
Philadelphia "a o 0 o o 1-3-7-2
BATTERIES Maddox and Gibson: Sparks
and Doom. Time, 1.4y. Umpircs, john
stone and KEN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01
At CINCINNATI.

Errors were responsible for most of the
rrI,.~ scored. Wcimcr was hit harder than
Mcintyre. hut til" mi&plnyS behind hin,
vtr.. not so costly as those made by
TrnnkNn.
cir ci,li,ati .0 0 IT. -
Hronkivn ...... % y u :: y 0-}-10-f
Iatt. rics.-C oa kl"y. Wcirncr and Schlc
NrIntvr.. and bergen. Time. III. I'M
pire, Carpenter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01
AT CHICAGO.

TIL" pitching OF Rculbach CAV" Chicago
the first gam" of the series with New
York 6 to q. Errors in the op"nin. inning
by New York helped the winners gather
four run, ard the result WAS never in
doubt.
Chicago .....4 q I | q q VI G-'i-
New York .. 70 u q o q q h-t-.'- I
HattericS-Eculh1ch and King: Wilt:
and Curtis. Tine. 80. I'mpircs. Ei;lcr
and D'DaV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01
HARVARD oARsMEN PRACTICE
small Squad Reports on First Dav-
Work on Machines,

Cambridge, Mass, Sept. 3O.-Thc
first fall practice Of the Harvard oars
mon was held today. but only a small
SQUAD Of incn responded to the call
thc work today was confined to the
machines in tn" boat house. 1t is nm.
derst""d that five of last years CROW
VIII nr aVallabl" for the coming sea-
son. including Capt. Richardson Fish
Lunt, Faulkner and Severance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01
Philadelphia Trims the. Pitts
buTgs, Three 10 Two.
Chicago Six; New York zero-'
Cincis Six; Brooklyn Three.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

ST Louis Sept. "o.-Thc st. Louis team
Wui' an easy victory over RoStnn by Il
score of to I. Lush pitched great ball,
keeping hits we'll scattered. The local
tcali; stole seven bases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01
PHILADELPHIA.
for Oldring in 18th

Detroit U1 COOS > u | q q 0ao-9
Thjl1dclphia 2 y 90 900 | hUU-9
Two-nasc hits Crawford Cobb. o'l.Harv
JIarts.I 3 Nichols Davis. J. Collins. Old
ring > Home runs cobb. DAVIS Hits
! on Dycert in 1-3 innings: off Waddel
in % innings: off Plank I in innings
Sacrifice hits Schmidt. Crawford. Mich
oil. > J. Collins Powers. Stolen bases :
CoIghlin, O'L.Hiv. cobb. fitrtSrl LEFT
on bases Detroit Il. Philadelphia Il FRS
has" on hallS-Cff Donovan >. off IEGert
l. off Wadtlell |. off Plank |. struck out
Iv Donovan II. 10y Waddcll :. l.v Plank B.
Will pitch Donovan. Time. 30. I'M
,ireS O'I.oulhlin and Connolly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01
Toronto Z: Columbus q.

Columbus, o. Sept. 3n.-TorOnto today
won the fourth game of the series with
Columbus for the class a minor l.agu"
baseball championship by a score of to A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01

Jimmy Walsh will be ssEYat6 N
York ring, as the sharkey' r !, n tryf7
10 arrange match for him 4 Joe VS.
ncr Walsh and Wagner fol Be- at Phils
deirhia March %. 1906. and V111si,'s record
claims Wagner was knockel out in twd
rounds. III
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01

originally booked to go against
champion, has followed the examph
Yon Yonson and jumped his yOb. "a h
man, remembering the experience
Chelsea, refuses point blank to
Attell, although the champion sps
ally requested Johnny Mack, m1
Of the Paddock Athletic Club.
Goodman for his opponent. GOOd
dcclination puts the match up
air fer while, but somebody y
selected before the end of the We
fight Attell. #
Attell will figure in a big 15-1
bout with Matty Baldwin in New
before the snow flies and Johnny
will have the full arrangements.
is the reason that holds Baldwin
from meeting Attell on Friday MI
When Baldwin meets Attell the ma Z
will be held in private. the attend4s
limited to 100. who will each pay a
spot and all the receipts will go tqA
scrappers.
Boston boys figure in bouie
through the week.
Billy Glover, the clever South HEsN'
lightweight, is back in New York al
ut the Brown Gymnasium tonight wi
meet Dick Nelson, the Fighting DAM
Glover and Nelson have already Tough
twice and each time Billy has put
onto the Norwegian.
Sam Langford. who made big hi
in New York last Wednesday by beat
ing Jim Barry of Chicago. will figt
his old rival, Larry Temple, at Bridge
,;-l
| limited to six rounds and Temple
! pretty sure to go through. ! But he
be outclassed and outpointed.
Fred Bradley will clash with Waite
| Stanton in the main bout at the Lon
Acre Athletic Club Of New Yot
| Thursday night. Stan66 the c.
fornia middIeweight WI IS3 I'll ~
wonders in the New Yd5fN "a
MY make short work OF Bradl q
latter has not been very succeed hi I
late and seems to- be tempting
again.
will scrap at the Shat
| Club Friday night. Rot5 :
hi2; fav"rtc in New York.
a couple Of tough fights TI
VII" is a good propHsitiol
| Tonight the Wfnnisiu
| Club Will hold an ,ntcrcit ~ III r.
YorE boxers to- meet Boz j
| III" main bout Jimmy W. =
Babe Cullen Cullen has ~
my Stone. Billy Barrett, u r.
an. Willie Schumacher, III
Patsey Haley. Tommy La
die OBricn and Eddie
His manager claims he. It a.
| men. He has fought d HEN &
| times and Moran four. nes. IL
manager says that Moran
| glove on Babe. In 1900 c,
amateur 110-pound chai ia
New York. He is taller an3
has longer reach and haH r5s
muster infthe training stunts. His Y
mircrs are Very coniidentsthat he vi
hold his own against k2sh. Thu
say that Cullen will MOI he a lemo
a Ia Elcrbron. Intact TIN New YorI
crs who went to Boston With him q
that Cullen will he a distinct surpri,
| to Jimmy a
| There arc three other bouts on Il
| chelsea program, and Joe Wagne
who has fought Walsh, will meet X
Barrsh. There are two other bouts.
Fred Landers, the California ligt
weight. who came East with Billy u
laney and Al Kaufman. will meet WI
lie fitzgerald at the Spring Garden
e., Philadelphia, on Friday nigh
Fitzgerald is fast stopper and LaI
aefs VIII be given severe test whit
nc faces the Irish Harp =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01
AT NEW YORK.

St Louis scored another victory over
the local American team. to >. The
spectators paid less attention t" the gam"
than to the bulletin scores from Philadel-
phia and many Of them waited until they
were appraised OF the tie at the end Of the
18th inning.
St Louis .......0 I 1-4-S-i
New York ...O u u o C--2.5- |
BATTERIES Howell and Spencer: Orth.
Newton and Thomas. Time, c.o5. I'M
pire, Egar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01
BOSTON.

Tlrcet,ase hr-Koney Sacrifice hits
Byrne. Lush. BridweIl. Stolen: bases
Delrhanty >. Shaw. kohey .. Lush. Holly,
Hridwell Double playR,a Holltste Honey
HoStcttcr to Honey. $Eeft on :bases-St
Louis 5, Boston T. First on @halls-On
Lush ?. eff Dorner |. Struck out-By Lush
>, by Derner 8. Wild pitch-Lush. Time,
1.aa;-. Umpire, Emsic..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01
At WASHINGTON.

Washington shut out Cleveland in tho
last game of tn" series in fast game
Joss WAS hattei hard. while 'iehrin~ hcl'
Cleveland safe all the way. Mill Of
Cleveland duplicated his error of Satur-
day b., throwing the hall over Listers
head into the stand Kay's batting was
n feature.
Washington IL q q X-6-l1-a
Cleveland ..O o 0 o o 0 60 4.
Notwithstanding and Warner: JOSS
and Clark Time. 80. Umpires. Brown
and Hurst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01
Are Scheduled to TN
Place During the Wesl 4
New Workers Looking FoI
Opponent For Abe Atte
Winnisjmmet Club Mas Good
Slated For Tonight.

HERE is
good boxing
tap this We
Abe Attell =
show at D
Paddock Ath1||
ic Club, ~
York, F rid
night. He
sists on whoeA
is to meet b
making weN
and, low we
at that
nolIn g
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01

Alt"rVa llar"h tW" gaines RECENTLY IN
50 minutes and 6, minutes. Wilmington
PLAYED Il game in JohnStoWn, Pa. re-
Gently in - minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01

There is talk of post-season series
between the Pittsburgs and the De-
troits in case the Tigers fail to win the
pennant in the Aniaeican League.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01

There is nothing more danty
p'cnic or luncheon thai NV
salmon sandwiches OF.
look Book tells you how yok
7 lhem. Ask your grocer. PIX
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01

ii' ilanlon says that Duke Farrc,,
WAS tAN most valuable catcher in the
business. :" '''e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01

New York, Sept. ga Swedish chal-
lcnge for the Americas cup may be ac-
Swedish Yacht Club feel that the reso-
lutions defining the deed Of gift. adopt
cd by the New York Yacht Club in
declining the challenge from Sir Thorn
as Upton. do not impose conditions
that preclude the possibility OF 4 chal-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01

Stockholm. Sept. 30.-Thc Swedish
Yacht Club has addressed an inquiry
t. the New York Yacht Club as to
whether the latter would accept Il
Swedish challenge for the Americas
cum
The Washington times., 1907-11-17

The northern suburbs of I4eesburg, for
the hunting season.
Miss Mary Carr, OF Washington. is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Thomas
g. Norris. at the latters boEie. on West
Loudoun street.
J. H. Leslie, of Leesburg, has been
visiting the Jametown Exposition dur
ing the past week
Miss Grace Brooks, Of Clark's Gap.
Loudoun county. left Thursday for
Liberty. n. c., where she has accepted
the position as principal Of Sylvan
Academy.
Nh, and Mrs. Charles T. Claggett Of
Washington, were the weekend guests
OF Mrs Claggett's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S 5, Lutz, at springwood. near Lees
burg.
Mrs. E. r. Harris. OF PurcervilIe. this
county. left on Monday for FL Paso,
Texas. where she will spend the com
ing winter with relatives.
The Rev. w. H. Burkhardt. rector
OF St James Episcopal Church. Lees
burg has been attending the Piedmont
The Washington times., 1907-11-17

c5nvocauon in session at UppervilIe,
Fauquier county, during the past week
DR.. Hugh Hutchinson, of Sterling, Is
at the Jamestown Exposition.
Mr.. Mrs. MacReynoids, Of Washing
ton. were the weekend guests Of Mr..
and Mrs S S. LTtz. near Leesburg.
Grey Smith, Of Lenah. Loudoun coun-
~. has returneG from visit to Wash
ington.
Mrs. c. w. Burke. OF Washington. is
visiting her sisters. Misses Louisa and
Ellen Hirst, of PurcerviIIe, this county.
Miss Ethel Pike left Friday for Nor
folk. Va, where she will make an ex-
tended visit.
Miss Elizabeth c. Henderson and Miss
Lillian Viers White have returned from
the jamestown Exposition.
Miss Leslie Foster. daughter Of Capt.
John Foster, OF Schuyler, Va, is the
guest Of Mrs Samuel McGnl at the
latter's home on Cornwall street.
Miss Elizabeth Ball is making an ex-
tended visit TO friends and relatives in
Washington and Alexandria
The Washington times., 1907-11-17
All Ready for Horse Show
That Begins Social Season
For New YoTks Smart Set

NEW YORK, Nov. I6.-Scciety viii be
on exhibition tomorrow as on no other
day since the beginning of the year. In
the morning ana afternoon II viii b. in
evidence at the Horse Show at Mao son
S1ugre Garden. and In the evening it
will be found in gorgeous al ray in the
DarteSre row OF the Metropolitan for tile
Inauguration OF The operate season. This
Is the first occasion of the opera and
Horse Show commencing on the same
day. But the fact that they come to-
gtther will servo TO emphasize all the
more the beginning OF the festivities Of
what promises to be an extremely gay
winter.
The Horse Show is the first big meet
Ing Of society after the summer. II
Is not only a representative New York
gathering, but one in which the fash
it naDle sets Of Philadelphia, Foston,
Chicago, and other cities, even as far
distant as San Francisco and New Or
leans. join.
The show which opens tomorrow at
o'clock with the familiar blast Of
the bugle will be the twenty third Of
the series. and the day, as during the
rest Of the week. will De divided into
three parts.
In the incoming the attendance is, as
usual, rcstsie to real horse lovers.
such as Foxhall Keene, Hamilton Cary.
r, j.. Morgan. Alfred and Reggie Van
derbilt, Freddie Gebhard. r. Ambrose
Clark. Sam Willets. Clarence Mackay.
and Harry Payne Whitney, the feminine
element being represented by Mrs. Her
man b. Duryea, Miss Gladys Mills. Mrs.
r. r Thomas Mrs. Adolf Ladenburg.
Mrs. Thomas Hastings, Miss Louise
CULVER. Mrs. Scott Cameron. and
young Mrs. August Belmont. The WON
en- are, as a rule. in taiIor-made dresses.
Luncheon plays a great role during
the horse show week, and is made the
occasion OF much hospitality.
Among The attractions OF the show
VIII undoubtedly be the young Duchess
Of Marlborough. whose last experience
OF New York horse show followed i'm
medlateIy after her wedding twelve
years ago She may be looked for in the
box Of her father, W. K Vanderbilt.
who has No ~ Her cousin Alfred
Vanderbilt, has insisted on again hav-
ing box No. 13, which he has occu-
tt-N ~ eest' s-'~9 1SAs ---5 P'k11-A
superstition end fate. His brother Regi-
Maid is in No. g., at the other end of
;he Garden. Thomas HItChco k has
No. A. Cornelius FeIlOwes No. 46. Ham
flton Cary No. g., John E Cowdin No
20 and Assistant Secretary OF State
Robert Bacon No. A.
Brilliant as viii be the spectacle at
the horse show tomorrow afternoon and
evening, IL will be surpassed tC@OrroW
night in radIancy by the scene presented
At the opening Of the opera, especially
5y the paTterre row. The opening OF
the opera is always considered by the
women as i red letter event Of the
season, for which they don their most
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