New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
SOCIETY At HORSE SHOW
Children Shozc Keen Interest an
Garden Exhibition.

Children lent by their presence in the boxes an
additional attraction TO the Horse Show yesterday
afternoon. Their interest in everything that Is
going on pronounced and their enjoyment
So keen that their appearance a the Garden on
these occasions is always welcomed. a1ording' as
II does a pleasing contrast TO the more or less
affected air Of boredom Of the eroVn-up visitors at
the exhibition
70 ascertain are less extensively represented IN
& social sense at the show than for years. and It
is q question whether this element Of the attend
ance xouId not have been considerably augmented
II the exhibition had been held at the same time
Of the month predecessors. instead Of week
earlier
Il is in the afternoon that the show is at its
REST This IS in the that there is not nearly
so much cro~dlng in the evening II Is for this
reason that 90 many members OF the fashionable
set make point Of visiting the show in the after
noon. when they have it more or less TO them
selves
Among those present Yesterday afternoon were
Mrs REGINALD c. Vanderbilt, who had with her her
little daughter Miss Cathleen Vanderbilt, who at
tracted much attention: Mr. and Mrs Oliver Harrl-
man and their two little children and Mrs Will
lam K Vanderbilt, jr.. Mrs, Oliver " Bird. Miss
Nav Bird and Miss Kate Brice were together most
of the afternoon; Mrs. r K. Sturgis. who was
with Mr and Mrs 4 H Hoster, Mrs. David 7.
Dana NJ and Mrs 2 Ambrose Clark Mrs. John
Ellis Roosevelt and Miss Gladys Roosevelt; Mrs
C1rervflle Kane. who spent most of the afternoon
walking about the tanba1k; Mrs Henry Lawrence
Burnett who was the guest of Mrs z. H Weather
bee who also had her daughters Mrs Clark Potter
Read and Miss Nav Weatherbee, with her; Miss
Eleanor Sears, Of Boston; Miss Blanche Oelrichs
Mrs Smith Hoins Mckim who had Mrs. Jules
Bach with her; Mr. and Mrs. Paul G Thebaud.
Miss Maria Moran. Mrs Barger Wallach. with
whom were Miss jamie Wallach. Miss Eleanor
Whitridge and Miss Mana Morgan, Of Newport;
Mrs Frederick Edey. Mr.. and Mrs z. c Potter,
Mrs John Shillito Rogers. Miss Angelica Schuyler
Church. Mr. and Mrs. E Francis Hyde, Nj and
Mrs Louis Haight. Colonel and Mrs. Cornelius
FeIiowes Richard Peters Munson Morris, James
W Appleton. J. Harry Alexandra and his daughter,
Paul Rainey. Dennie Hare. William K Wander
bilt tr ana Alfred G and Reginald c Vanderbilt
In the evening. of course. the show presented
much brilliant spectacle, with the lighter hue
OF the women's dresses and the more gorgeous ap-
pearance Of their hats The attendance was larger
than on Monday. there performance at
the Manhattan Opera House TO keep people away.
There number Of new faces seen in the
boxes last night. among those TO appear for the
first time being Mr.. and Ms. Herbert L Satterlee.
who had with them Professor and Mrs. II. Fair
field Osborn; Mrs J. Borden Hartman. who had as
her guest Mrs Edmund Randolph; Mrs Jules J.
Mrs Sydney Smith. Mrs. Richard Trtrnble and Mr.
and Mrs Elisha Dyer
others seen were Mr and Mrs Reginald Van
derbilt who had their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Oil
yer Hartman: Mrs. John Z. Alexandra and Mas
Alexandra Colonel Cornelius Fellowes and Mr. and
MS Richard Lewis Morris. Mrs J. Ellis Roosevelt
and Miss GLADYS Roosevelt Mr.. and Mrs. Paul g.
74,ebau5 Mrs John shilnto Rogers Mrs Louis
Hsight. Mr and Mrs E H Weatherbee, Mr- and
Mrs Clark Potter Read Mrs. Smith Hoilins Nc
Kim MIS- David T Dana Mr. and Mrs. E Fran
cis Hvde General Horace Porter G. g Haven.
p.nnie Hare J. Borden Hartman. Jules Vatable,
Robert Walton Goelet, Henry F Eldridge and F
Ambrose Clark