New-York tribune., 1908-07-26

to watch the lanes; and also in many instances
private estates through for miles, as
every mans woods open TO his acquaintances'
pleasure in this hospitable part of the world.
The Frederick G. Bournes and Miss Bourne and
the Arthur BCurnes have with them always for
this greatest affair Of Long Islands short sea-
son full fedged house party, so both their boxes
filled with gayly gowned the entire
time The Messrs- Bourne father and son, are
both exhibitors in harness and saddle classes, F.
G. Bourne usually carrying off a number of blue
ribbons by virtue Of the performances and conform
alton Of his string OF entries. The glamour that
balnly, sunny atmosphere casts over an out-of-
door scene of this description is Impossible to
cape from. Even the most cranky of individuals
has 10 yield 10 the charm Of such a brilliant as
senblange and admit that nothing but pleasure
seems TO pervade life during these hours
The trains coming to Cakwood any the
show days will be well taken up by the cont.n-
gents from the Westbury and Cedarhurst regions.
and from end of the to the other will
hear horse as the main topic of conversation.
The Frankes, Herbert Rawlins, Delano Robbins.
the Cowden Cheevers and the La Montagnes are all
names that stand for the development of all sports
wherein the horse be available, and such Of
these as are married have their better halves
women equally interested in this devotion.
These last named men and women have chance
for their stables capture prizes al the show of
the North Shore Horse Show Association Locust
Valley October and 5. and new cup has been
contributed by Harvey S Ladew. who offers
handsome trophy fer combination saddle and har
ness pony. This North Show hcrse show is admitted
be a tire honored rival Of the Bay Shore show.
which represents the South Side. and draws an
even larger crowd Of fashions best dressed women
and men, because SO easily reached by all the world
of sport environed in the Wheauey Hills. West
bury. Garden City. Lawrence and Cedarhurst
colonies we'll at Oyster Bay. Glen Cove and
the whole string of North Shore villages far as
motor can reach The hunting element holds full
~, nd of fba
Valley show the judging of hunters.
As many OF the Cedarhurst and Westbury women
ride to hounds regularly as do the men, the
spectators number many of the fair sex as OF
the brave. and with autumn winds they clad
in good looking tailored suits of the latest designs.
their hats alone permitting any suggestion of
frivclity The most smartly gowned women will
include Mrs Joseph Stevens, Mrs Grace. Mrs.
Joseph Forbes. Miss Bird. the Misses Hazard, Mrs.
Winthrop Burr. Mrs. Charles tiffany Mrs. Prescott
slade Mrs Rawlns. Mrs. Beadleston who was
Miss Alice Post Mrs lie Grand Benedict, Mrs.
Frederick Edey, and both Mrs Arthur Scctt Bur
den and Mrs. J. A Burden, jr-, If forme. records
of those present are-to be repeated this year.
The Bar Harbor horse show. which is held August
IS to 20 Is perfectly delightful affair, for at this IA
vcrite resort all quarters of America represent
ed and diplomats wives and daughters are among
the women that grace TOO boxes or arrive on the
6.lgs for this is the known place IN the UniteI
States where the horse is sil king and autoIno-
bile prohibited luxury along It's roads. A j. Cas-
satt. of Philadelphia; Philip Livingston, of New
York; Frederick My. of Washington; the Messrs
Bates Of Boston; J. L .liuus of Philadelphia
and Arthur D. Addison of Washington, are among
the exhibitors. Messrs. Li:ingston Ketterinus and
addison constitute the executive committee Cen
eral Edward Mcrre. vino is famous in hand
whip. and Mrs Mc rrell collect the attractive
Of the younger daily for their drag and Journey
10 the show giounCs. The Megargee Wrighs and
the Newbods following their lead. Johnston Liy-
rGston's daughter. the Countess de LauGier- Vars
Is the hostess for his box parties and other hos
pfta bic box holders Mrs Dave Henren Morris
Mrs George Bowdoin. Mrs Lewis l. DeadeId
Mrs Francis Burton Harrison. Mrs. Erenesto G;
Fablri and Mrs. Paul Morton. TIE question of n
horse show LenoX has just been settled, as the
committee which includes Giraud Foster, ". d
Sloane. J. L. Aiexandre Newbold Morris Henry p
Jacques and +. X. StuTgis. could not decide for
whether sufficient interest felt If
the possible number of entries would be enough to
guarantee a show worth the necessary expenditure
of money or the trouble that would deyolve upon
those in charge when the ultimate decision was
reached. SIany were delighted at Mrs. D'xey's
aeuse party for her daughter Rosamond's friends