The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13

B"x~~ w-,i ri,i-s. anh Pron,-natiers Bus,
on OpeaiRx Might

B"Se> Welt fili-ss ana Pr0n,rnaders Busy
on Oprainx Might.
Even without the children who occupied
seats m th. balcony aud who thoroughly
appreciated everything they saw. the at
tendance az the opening Of the twenty
sixth annual Horse show was a record
breaker. Usually the show opsns quietly
on Monday morning and i. j. not until
about the middle OF the week that II IL
At It's best Though opening this year
on SATURDAY when Their. were many
counter attractions. among them the
Yale Princeton fostball game the lovers
of the horse turned ou, we'll and the arena
boxes were well filled in the afternoon and
a steady procession paraticd on the board
walk
The color scheme. az ,h,. Garden mad.. Z.
dainty setting for tho sombr. color"t
costumes worn hy the women and hrlp.,d
TO make the scene "A very pretty one
Some found fault with the electrol,ar-.
which they declared wer. too English.
but on the whole the effect was pleasing
and "A horse show has IN some measure
To be- English bscaus. there the horS. i
worShiped much more than It j. IA thl~
country
The uniforms OF The British. Dutch aud
French osiCar- too added thnI ll'rl"
dash VI color needed 10 complete he
picture, and the foreign visitors wcr" busy
, max ing many visits an the BOXES
There were many uut oI town visitors
io the show and their pre-snC. proved
that the day selected for tn. opening was a
good one II was Thought that these.
would wait until Tomorrow 10 MAKE their
Rpi,earanC- In tn. BOXES We're many
newcomers in tn. horse world Mrs q
" Watson. who drives the horses Of her
husband entered under Falrmoni Farms
IL from Baltimore and Fairmont. W Va
She has "A box tins Year on the north side.
of the Garden opposlt" where she has sat
for many years In tn. afternoon -h.
wore a black costume and small black
hat trimmed with chinchilla and white
sigrette- Her furs were chinchilla.
Mrs. Paul A Sorg occupied her usual
place IN box -. ON th. south side OF the
Garden aud she was much pleased when
her husbands coach drove first into the
Garden IN the race from IN. Arrowhead
Inn She wore a blue cloth costume
and small hal with white ostrich aIgrett.
Mrs James " Gerard wore purple
costume and n small purple hat Mrs
jules bacne. VINO was guest IN the
Gerard box. wore black cloth. a black
hat with purple and silver hat pins
Mrs. T. ~ Witherb-" wore a gray COS
tune and small hat Mrs Henry Saligman
wore "A costume Of black velvet and
large black velvet hat with white osprey
Mrs Henri Werth-irn wor. a costume
OF black velvet. a black picture haf with
ostrich plimes. and her fIrs were s,hl.
Mrs Joseph " Hartman wore "A black
cloth costume and a black and purple
hat
I a small black hat trimmed with feat hers
Mrs Herbert Shipman wore "A dark
tailored dress and black hat trimmed
with a fat purpl. how
Mira George g Haya wore gray and
a small hat trimmed with feat hers
Mrs Oliver Hartman wore "a costume
of green chiffon cloth and a brown mara
, hon rlrhan
Mrs r. 7 srote-hIrv Of Philadelphia
wore u costume Of steel and dark blue
trimmed with Colorad embroidery and
big black hal
William Henry Vanderbilt son OF
Alfred q. Vanderbilt. had seat IN his
fathers box. No. 10. and seemed much
disappointed when she gray leaders OF
the Sorg team showed first IN the ring and
his father came later
Arthur g Leonard and John Spoor
of Chicago directors Of the Horse Show
Association. were at the opening Of the
show.
Among others noticed during the after
noon were 7 Beaver Webb Miss Webb
Mr. and Mrs " 4 NcGibbon. r. Y.
StoIesbury from Philadelphia. & "
Watson from Baltimore. Oliver Hartman.
J. " Hartman. r J Schaefsr Harry
Eldridg-. LOUIS HalGht Edwin n
weatherbee. PRINCE Theodor. ip-,lanti.
Harry d Holloway. Elb"r1 " Gary. Mr
and Mr.. William Dupont. Miss Dupont
from Montpelier Orange Va SIR Edward
CIou-ton. " " wilcox Mr.. Charles
Edward Proctor. William II Moor. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry u Rea from PittsbUrG.
Hamilton ". Cary. X. " Ryes. Mr and
Mrs n y. BAN Of Poug hke.p-le. Mar
Lord D-ce- Joseph r.. Wden.r OF Phila-
delphia. the Hon Adam Beck of London.
Ont: Henry Fairfax Of Aiile. Va and
Julian Morris of ke-wick. Va.
The scene IN the Garden IN the evening
was remarkably pretty one The
women wore their dainty costumes Of
hats were trimmed with delicately col
ored feathers and plunes and their dia-
mond ornaments glistened and sparkled
in the rays Of the thousands OF electric
lights that illumined the building The
Garden looked prettIer han ever. and
the neutral tInt= Of the decorations made
a fit setting for the brilliancy around the
arena.
Mrs. Paul A. Sorg vore a handsome
costume 81 blue chiffon and big black
hat trimmed with n mass of blue ostrich
plume~. Her ornaments were pearls
and she wore gardsnias.
Mrs. e. ". Watson of Baltimore was
gowned in black silk and wore . black
hat trimmed with black plumes and dia-
rnond ornaments.
Mrs. J " Hartman was richly gowned