Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-24
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MR.. MCLEAN GETS RIBBONS AT
BAR HARBOR HORSE SHOW.
Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry, Mrs. ]. B.
Henderson and Mr.. Clarence
Moore Present.

The initial day Of the Bar Harbor horse
show yesterday was largely attended
The first class to be shown was that oil
single horses to runabout. Mr.. Edward
B. McLean's Regent won the blue and
Mr.. Philip Livingstons Commodore the
red. The Regent formerly was Florham
Nellie.
Miss Maude Kahn. on her brown mare
Antika, was awarded the blue in the
ladies' saddle class. Mr.. McLean's Snap.
shot took the blue in the ranabout class
for horses not exceeding 1872 hands
Mr.. Livingston took the red with Kaiser
In the roadster class Mr.. John II. stat
ford's Sunshine won.
The Bar Harbor cup was taken by Mr.
McLean's Snapshot. The red, yellow and
white went, respectively, to Miss Anne
Thompson's Lord Stanton. Mr.. Living.
ston's King and Mr.. r. Hall McCor-
macks Duchess. The class was open to
horses 14.3 hands or over.
Lady Lorraine, belonging to Miss Anne
Thompson, took the combination class
the brown mare going through the PAGES,
both to runabout and under the saddle
in most excellent manner.
Everett Everetts Glennora, driven te
wagon by himself, won first in thu
roadster class, in which professional
drivers were not barred. Sunshine
owned by Mr.. John II. Stafford. took
the red. In the dealers class Sunshine
was first.
One of the banner classes Of tho
afternoon was that in which pairs OF
horses were shown to single Victoria
Miss Anne Thompson's Lord Stanton
and Goto. bay geldings. won. In the
tandem class o. II. Kahn won the blue
with Tip Top and Tiptoe.
In the second ladies' saddle horse
class Miss Maude Kahn was again vic.
torious with Antika. The pony elias:
was another Mclean victory, for Mr.
McLeans chocolate gelding Glenoak
won the blue. with Mrs. Peter Goele,
Gerry driving.
Cups were awarded in classes as fol
lows: Single horses to runabout. Mrs
j. 7. Bowen; saddle horses. Malvern
Hotel: horses to runabout not exceed
ing 49,. Mrs. w. w. Seeley; roadster
classes. Mrs. John Hone and Mrs. ]. b
Henderson; combination class. Edward
Morrel; victorias. J. P. Bass: ladies
saddle horses. Mrs. Edgar T. Scott
tandems. Mrs. John !. Kane; ponies IL
harness. three cups. Mrs. j. J. Emery.
The judges were Messrs. Clarence
Moore of Washington, Richard p. Nc
Gam and Walter d. Denegre. in the
harness classes, and W. S. Ellis and
Peter r. Labouisse in the saddle
classes.
the last coming as late as yesterday
when Mrs. Craige Biddle had to retire
from the cast, the promoters or the
tableaux vivants. for the benefit of the
Italian Childrens Summer Mission in
New York. gave their entertainment in
Casino Theater at Newport last evening
The program attracted more persons than
could find seats at s. a ticket, and the
entertainment was both an artistic and q
financial success. The pictures were
It, t. . H.
tors did not arrive until after 10 clock
having attended numerous dinner parties
The largest parties were those Of Mrs
Henry s. Lehr. Mrs. Edward l. Berwind
Mrs. James p. kernochan and Mrs. Regi-
maid Brooks.
After the tableaux Mrs. Barger waIlach
entertained at supper at Bergers al
those who had taken part in the tableaux
and many others. The evening was cool
and the supper brought to an end one OF
the most enjoyable evenings which the
villa colony had this season.
II is no secret now that a week ago
Miss Jane Wallach, who planned the en-
tertainment, and Prince Troubetzkoy,
who posed the subjects. were so dis
couraged that they talked OF abandoning
the whole thing; as one by one the WON
en- withdrew, having been taken Ill OF
found themselves unable for other rea-
sons TO take part. The original an
nouncement was that Mrs. Reginald e.
Nj.
Mrs French Vanderbilt, Mrs. Reginald
Norman and Mrs. Harry Payne Whit
ney would be in the cast, but they could
not Mrs. Biddle had rehearsed her part
and would have posed as Lady Hamil-
ton bv Gain sborough, had she not been
stricken with illness yesterday.
The posing was done in gilt and black
frames with elaborate lighting effects. All
the necessary properties had been as
sembied for each representation, Prince
Cd, til Lin -
reproductions complete. Each Of those
who posed had many friends among the
spectatOrs, and there were ROUNDS and
rounds of applause after each taoieau
There were no encores. however. Inc
curtains were parted for only Few Sec
onds for each picture, and this left a de-
sire on the part Of everybody for anotner
view SO that If the entertainment were
10 he repeated Ii is believed the pretty
little theater could be filled again:
a beautiful picture was that OF MISS
mildred Sherman as Mrs. Siddons, after
Gainsborough's painting in the National
Gallery in London. Miss Sherman wore
> gown Of green striped taffeta ana an
unusually large hat, trimmed with
wealth OF plumes.
Miss Jane Wallach posed as Joshua
REYNOLDS Nelly O'Brien. The compost
ton was excellent. Her dress was OF
hue and white. with an overgown OF
striped material of blue and yellow Her
Although Miss Grille Brown. daughter
~ Mr. and Mrs. James Brown. entered
the cast at the last minute. almost no
one would have known it. She represent
"a Grenze's La Colombo" Miss Eu-
venie Ladenburg. daughter of Mrs.
Adolf Ladenburg. also late conner to
All gap. posed as Da Vincis Beatrice
nEste." Mrs. James b. Eustis also
stepped into one of the breaches made
nv a withdrawal. and as the Duchess of
I1evonshire, a picture which was imme-
diately recognized. received much APP
plause. ~ po
vas an attractive picture. II was not
rom any special subject. but was just
r,psy queen, and Mrs. Whitney's style
at1ct IL well. The representation re-
c, Iv.G much applause
xnother picture which attracted much
.,,.,,tjoI was 1.-THE Shield of Lanceiot,"
nv Sir Frederick Leighton. represented
nv Mrs. Charles de Loosely Oelrichs. The
eown' which was Of white chiffon bro
caded with blue and with a goldlike
tunic. was beautiful in the soft glow
of the light. and Mrs. Oelrich's facial
exnression as she gazed upon the shield
was excellent The spectators would
nave had more OF this picture.
AS Donna Isabella OF Portugal, Mrs
castleman wife OF Lieut.. Kenneth q