The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
COUNTRY LIFE STILL
HOLDS SOCIAL SET
Horse Shows, Fox-Hunting
and Rural Delights Are En-
joyed by Fashionables.
PREPARING FOR SEASON
Madison Square Show Will
Mark Beginning of the
Winter Gaieties.
PREPARING FOR SEASON
BY MARGARET w. DEPEYsTER

BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.
NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-Rural horse
shows, fox-hunt,ng and the delights of
the country will hold society for the
next few weeks, in fact until the Mad
lson Square Garden Horse Show, the
last to be held in the famous old
arena. The season in New York will
begin after the horse show is over.
The Piping Rock horse show prac-
tically closes the season of open air ex-
hibitions. and it will be held, as usual,
at Piping Rock Field, Locust Valley.
l.. l., on Friday and Saturday. October
g and Z. This is the most enjoyable
of all the outdoor events. being more
of neighborhood affair than any OF
the other and larger shows. 1t is in
tended to be non professional and IS
limited to horses owned by residents Of
Long Island. except in the ease Of the
hunters polo ponies and racing classes,
which are open 70 all. An interesting
feature will be the races, steeplechase
and flat, which will be run on the first
day on the hunting course adjoining
the show ground.
This meeting will he under the sane
ton of the hunts committee of the Ma
tional Steeplechasc and Hunt assocla-
ton, and will be under the rules of
that organization Besides the usual
class for harness horses, saddle horses
and hunters for the show there will be
four~in- hand driving competition for
women for the "Ragatclle Cup pre-
sented by Mrs Thomas Hastings. w.
Burling Cocks. the genial secretary,
has announced that entries Will close
on Wednesday. September p. Paul ID.
Cravath is president of the Piping Rock
Fahys and Thomas Hitchcock, Jr.. are
vice. presidents; Frederic =, Moore,
treasurer, and Edward r. Craft.
Prepare for Great Horse Show.
The Madison Square horse show,
''the' horse show, will he the great
est event both from an equine and so
cial standpoint we have had yet. The
prizes offered for tho seven days of the
show foot up more than. 100000,
The military feature will be little IT
any short of the great exhibition at
Olympia London in the summer. Lieut..
c. f. Walwyn of the Royal Horse ar
tllery of England. who won the Cana
dian challenge cup presented by the
Hon. Adam Beck of Toronto last year
on his horse. The Nut. is coming over
TO defend the trophy, and accompanying
him on the British team will be Col.
p A Kenna. V. G. D. s. o, Lieut.. Wal
ter Brooke and Lord Decies, who mar
red Miss Vivian Gould last year. The
names of the other European officers
ter.
Interest in Approaching Wedding.
Now that the Astor-Force wedding
is safely rclegated to history. society
is directing its attention to the com
in, Sborman puutjaiS ord
Camoys has been the recipient of many
attentions and is bearing himself With
commenda bic modesty.
Lord Camoys' grandfather and father
were lords in waiting to Queen We
toria. and Camoys himself was page
of honor to Edward VII, wnilo his
uncle. the Hon Henry Stoner, was lord
in waiting to King Edward, and one
Of the most prominent members OF
that kings set His aunt. the Mar
quise d 'Hautpoule, was the intimate
friend of Queen Alexandra, occupying
high position III both English and
French society,
The future Lady Camoys Will have
every social advantage and with her
large fortune can take her place among
England s most exclusive bostesses.
The founder of the family, Sir Thomas
Camoy Knight of the Garter and
famous warrior. commanded tine left
wing of the English army at Agincourt
in l4l5.
Mr.. and Mrs August Belmont have
rather unexpectedly closed By-the.Sea,
their Newport place. and proceeded to
the White mountains. 1t is SAID that
the climate at Newport did not agree
with Mrs. Belmont. The couple, how
ever, on the whole passed an enjoyable,
o>op .houuh hripf SpaSOn
After purchasing the estate from ms
brother Perry two wears ago Mr. Bel
mont expended more than $30,OO0 IN
making improvements.
A New Idea Party.
A "new idea party is the latest
thing IN society. At recent function
1.-THE hostess on the invitations asked
that all guests bring with them new
Ideas for conversation. One brought
the latest things in Paris hats. another
la book of aDique recipes, and others
new ideas in the way Of household
hints The hostess advanced new
idea in the way of serving her refresh
meuts, placing r square table In each
room on the lower floor. and under n
lowered dish in the center of each q
suggestion as 10 the special ''stunt
to be performed by The ones seated
there. During the serving i'll the after
noon the stunt was planned and car
iried out. Another new idea was the
serving Of haystack ice cream. Inc
cream was surmounted by mint ice,
over which was scattered Drowned
cocoanut. being m exact imitation of d
miniature hevstack. At The clcse OF the
day confectons in the form OF matches
were passed in ordinary match boxes,
and chewing gum was served on brass
Itrays. ~,
Mrs. n. d. Wallace, formerly Miss
IGenevieve Coutreaax of New Orleans
will be married on October 10 10 Henry
iP. Keruochan. son Of the late Henry y.
| lKeynochan of New York. The wedding
will take place at the Church Of the
TRANSPORTATION in this city.
Duchess Is Devoted Mother,
The Duchess de iChau!nes. daughter
If Theodore F. Shonts, has been pass
ING the summer with her baby and her
mother in Cape May. She is a devoted
mother, md gives her time largely to
the Young duke. 81 learned among the
/ French women,' said she recently
a.that in France mothers are mothers
indeed While American women may