The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-28
SOCIAL SIDE OF The FLYING
ONLOOkERS or THE DiI avn
WHiT THEI Din.
what some of the Feminine Part 81 M,
Crowd HOTe some of the Iommrr,
Mrs. Bishops CrochrtInE N,lar,.
DrrNrI against Flights IN Won,

The attendance at the Belmont .,..
flying field yesterday Afternoon ryt .
was 'hs largest during the meet va. o..
sprlnkled with the society elarr"-.
Guiding many out Of town visitor D..
-asroneck. which has been de- %, ...... a.
the steady go~rs Is now beng t-. t...i
10y the soCi-,y gaze. and y'-,t"rl,. ....
spectators divided time b.twsru r.. To-,
and ~" machines IN the air w..
there was 10 IN the sky pcrf1r-..ro-,
attention was directed toward 'G. Ne.
Tho far weather IA TIA. early . nm.
q brought Gut many bright ,.,-'..r.-.
and there we're not 80 many i,... a,..,
and outing hats a. have been WON IN ,...
colder days
Mr. and Mrs Augusi Belmou' u..lD.-t
lower from box and hal 49, Their g.-.i4
Baron Won Hnng"lmul"r III" 4 ,r-..,
Ambassador MIR and Mrs G"prg. I Tanv
M:S-Tifanv. Mrs Oliver Bird Ms, Lar.
Birdard John Rawlings Mrs Bl.l s,-.
"a French gown and brow h.a ..r Bal.
NIth a blu" gu.l. Rex Reach. the u.,-..,
attracted much attention Iu . -,-' Do
Richard Harding DAVIS var cnrr--...-
dents SUIT Countess lie Ia Brrsa,..r-.
sister of count de I.e>..ps ,,ur. , O.,
length -salskIn coat and large Vht.
beaver hat. Alfred Nindarhht had ,
his box Mr. aud Mrs Richard NJ ram
f Philadelphia Mrs. Ai.N Morton wa..
lvet gown With a black r,,lu- rani..i
with fur
Mr., 'prrlandt Field B~upp v1r.
navy b!'Ie cloth gown ana = white beaver
nat A. usual she hruugh, along 49,.
crocheunE and took only an Indifferent
interest IN thu flying machines Nh.
Bishop took IN al Of the meets auru...
tins summer and has even h.-.u gr .
an aeroplane. 50 II l. not expected Jhlt
she should snow the int"r..-t cNL,btt.-t
nv a.. r-dinary visitor To- the fving '...d
AVIATOR Grahame- White had uncaey..
with Miss Eleauora Sears az the ci4 -
nous. and later IN the afternoon lad 10
with Miss Pauline Chase. To whom d.
j. supposed TO he engaged II j. ais,
rumorei that AVIATOR Hubert Latham
has formed an attachment. ANTHONY
J Drexel. Jr took luncheon IN the manga
81 MS brother. }. Armstrong DrsJel
AVIATOR Drexel said yesterday that Ii
he had either wife or sweetheart sh.
should not GO up IA flying machIn.
H.. considers It far too dangerous n.
-tliA uF Sd~ W. iFfl LHFTlIN
bored and will h. glad when th- me-
comes to an end 1t - awfully STUPID
sitting m this she'd he said when
might be about enjoying myself
M- and Mrs John Barry Ryan sn,@r-
- lined Capt. W. Irving Chambers I : Y
1T luncheon AZ the clubhouse CAPT
chambers has b"eu designated by IN
navy Department as consulting once.
for tn. A.gonautIcal Reserve u when
MIR RYAN j. one II the founders VI
Ryan said that Col John Jacob Aston
Alfred Wagstaf Jr.. and Charles Mum
had added their names yesterday 10 III
!nemb,.rship list " X Vanderbilt Jr
was with Mrs " h Vanderbilt Mr.
and Mrs Clifford Il Harmon had Mr. AMI
Mr. Thomas Hastings in their box
Oth"r spectators included Mrs. "
Vanderbilt Jr Mrs. Benjamin GrIHin.
Mrs Norman Nhitehouss. Mrs Allan
Ryan NlrS Oliver Hartman. Jr "
BDurke Cochran. RodariCk Terry Jr
Mr and Mrs. John Mccall. Mrs. SIDNEY
Dillon Ripley. Mrs. oliver Hartman "
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Steele. Mr. ami
Mrs James r EustIs. Mr. and Mrs
Tlmoihv L. Woodruff Miss May Moulton
MIR and Mira samuel Valentine Gaorg"
Howard Mccain. Mr. and Mrs Claranr-
P-ll Mr. and Mrs clifford BrokaW W
and Mrs J Nelson Borland Mr. and Nrs
J Gordon Douglas. DIR. and Mrs Austin
FLINT Mr. and Mrs. Orms Wilson Mf
and Mrs " Goadby Loew and NJ and
Mrs Clarence 4. Day.