New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-11
GAY ATLANTIC CITY
Time for the Horse Shoe Vas Wise
Iy Selected.

The Easter season at Atlantic City so far has
been brilliant. The weather has been genera-y
sunny and cool and the idea of having the horse
show here In the spring. when everybody Is fresh
and full of life was a happy one. The particular
"Billikin" which presided over the weather bureau
on the first day of the horse show certainly lived
up to his promising smile. The bright surIlShI
and the crisp breeze scuffiiug the surf around me
big horse show pier We're good appetizers Tor the
sight to follow. If my lady had fears of ruflinS
her carefully groomed hair, she arrived IN glass
.nclosed chair. If she happened to be an out-oI-
doors girl she firmly anchored her horse show hat
and walked Flags. sunlight and the music Of the
band gave all Corners cheerful welcome. inside
the judges stand banked with yellow daTodils
and feathery white flowers at the top Boxes all
around filled with beautifully gOwned women
What more fascinating sight could mortal desire?
Some of the bOXholders at the horse show were
:. NJ Studebaker, New York; Richard P. McGrann
Lancaster. Pa; S. North, Paul A. Sorg, New York
Allen B. Endicott. Atlantic City; Paul .. Cravath
New York; Gordon Hughes. Baltimore; Dr. and
Mrs William Flower, James L. Wood Ottawa,
Canada; Mrs Brinkley Gummey, Atlantic City; NJ.
Schwartz, Larchmont, y. Y; Tonic Savage, New
ark n. J, Henry Leeds, Josiah White, z. A Hig-
bee. Albert T. Bell. Dr.. Emery Marvel Walter j.
Buzby, John ]. White and William Hansteiu. Allan
tic City; P. L. Lane Mrs. E. NJ. Horne, Lake
wood n J.. and Dr.. J B, Thompson. Atlantic City.
From the hundreds of exquisite gowns worn by
the women guests of the Marlborough Blenheim
during horse show week it is hard to choose few
special mention. MIS- [. W. FalrIdA, OF WASH
ington, wore one day a gown of black and silver
Mrs. Davidson, of New York, a champagne
colored wolfe Powered silk, with embroidered pale
blue bands and black hat with blue ostrich feath-
ers Mrs Knapp, Of Baltimore, wore taupe col
ored chiffon, and a hat with yellow plumes. Mrs.
James jerks, Of Brooklyn, wore new color com
bnation of apricot chiffon with girde OF gray re
peated in crescent of rich embroidery at the neck
Mrs Frank Fullerton, of Philadelphia. wore a gray
chiffon broadcloth and of the new peach basket
hats in gray. Mrs Studebaker jr., wore delicate
heIiotrope chiffon with flower laden hat.
From the ChaIfonte Miss Pugh. daughter Of c.
W Pugh. appeared in a trailing gown of white
wolfe made with turic effect Another at the ChaI-
fonte is Miss Hazel Mcdonald who is here with
her mother, Mrs. c. +. Mcdonald. OF Pittsburg-
From the Traymore Miss Marie Katherine LAWYER
appeared in a yellow gown. Mr. and Mrs. James
Gary with Mr.. Garys sister, Mrs. H. 2. Horton, OF
Baltimore. are guests al the Traymore.
From the St Charles two young women one
wearing large black nat and pale pink satin
Empire gown and the other pale blue satin were
pointed out as the daughters Of Mrs. Nooiman' or
New York.
At the Chelsea are number OF Pittsburg Peo-
pie Nj. and Mrs. " ;. Flower, Mrs. Robert
Janison and daughters, Miss Darbey, Mr. and Mrs
Robert W. Taller Robert W Taller, jr-, ana MISS
Marie Taller Among MANY PhDadelphans are
Mrs Robert Kso Cassatt and family
More hotels are opening every day. The Airing
ton Mt the ocean end Of Michigan avenue, IS now
omen under the management Of Mrs r. J. Osbourne
and her son. Samuel Os5ourHc formerly OF the Ma
festc and Islesworth.