Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-05

Charming, the spirited animal which
has captured the blue in the harness
horse class for several years, and which
is owned by Congressman Dewitt c.
Flanagan. The Prince drew second
honors, Florham Tip Top winning by a
close decision. Again in class 13, har-
ness horses in pairs. the judges found
1t necessary to ride behind the two
leading teams. SO closely were they
ranked, before a decision could { be
given. The verdict was finally awarded
to Miss Caroline Bryce. who DIR re the
horses of George Gustav Rohlig, as
against Mrs. Andrew Morrison, who
handled the reins of the F1orham hack
ney stud.
Glass 4. for trotting bred roadsters,
appealed particularly to local light har-
ness horse enthusiasts, by reason of the
fact that several of the very best local
trotters were pitted against the best
specimens hat could be trotted out
in the metropolitan district.
The event was won by the chestnut
gelding Teneriffe, a son of A~lcanfancy.
who has a race record of 2:1SA, and is
owned by w. M. ". Hoffman. of Tux
edo, N. Y.
One of the local entries. Clyde B..
owned by DR.. Elias Bodenweiser, Of
East Orange, was placed second. and
the handsome bay 4-year-old stallion.
Bond Issue, owned by DR.. Winthrop
D. Mitchell, of East Orange, was
awarded the yellow.
Clyde B. Is a fast son of Gowan, a
producing son of Rec Wilkes, and
while the Hoffman entry beat him here
IA A.. 1.,o~ktAx. ~. A. xrteIA - -.anxt
horsemen whether or not the decision
was entirely a just one. Bond Issue.
while he is a handsome, well nut up
bay ~4-year-old stallion, is a trife
understood, which doubtless placed him
third in the opinion of the judges. Had
he the size of Teneriffe and Clyde b.
he would probably outclass them at
any tan bark exhibition on earth.
Gala Appearance OF Boxes.
show and the boxes presented a gala
appearance. Among those noted were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Durand, who en-
~tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias
Plum, jr., Miss Mary Gaddis Plum, Mr..
and Mrs. James Lawrence Ogden and
Miss Prudence Durand; Mr.. and Mrs.
Uzal H. McCarter. who had as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Wood
land, of West Orange. Miss Isabelle
L. McCarter was with a party of young
people. Miss Katherine Young occu-
pied the box taken by Mr.. and Mrs.
Campbell Clark, and with her were DR..
and Mrs. Charles Young, Mrs. M.
wilmington Clement and Roger
Young. Former Governor Franklin
Murphy, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. William B.
Kinney and Miss Murphy. With Brig
adier-General and Mrs. Edwin w. Hine
were Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Reilly
and Mrs. Charles e. Dodd.
In the box with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Frelinghuysen were M. and Mrs.
S. II. Robinson and Miss Robinson, Of
Hutton Park. West Orange. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Owen entertained Mr..
and Mrs. M. Porter Tuttle, of Rose
Vile, and Mr.. and Mrs. P. Sanford
Ross had as their guests Mrs. Henry
Barremore Billings and Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert O.. Headlev. Mr.. and Mrs. John
C. Eisele we're accompanied by DIR. and
Mrs. Evans and the Misses Margaret
and May Evans, of Morris Plains, with
the Misses Hamil. Mr.. and Mrs. John l..
Eisele and Frederick G. Eisele. Mr..
and Mrs. Irving K. Taylor. of Orange,
tntertnined in their box for their house
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Jameson.
If Dublin r~~c'ora
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias Plum, jr, of
Lincoln Park, will attend with tn ir
daughter. Miss Mary Gaddis Plum. to-
night and will entertain Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. Tonic
Savage will entertain a party in their
box tomorrow night, among them Mrs.
Howard Coonley, of Chicago, q guest OF
Mrs. Salvage. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lewis
Hay had a box, but were unable to at
tend. as they removed to their summer
home in Elberon yesterday.
Other boxes were held by Colonel
Frederick Frelinghuysen. Frederick
Bull Thomas N. McCarfer. Geor@e c..
Brigadier- General Edwin W.
Hine, CAPTAIN William A. Bryant. Ste
phen J. Meeker Peter Hauck. jr., F.. H.
La Pierre, Wallace NJ. Scudder, Adju-
tant-General r. Heller Breintnall. re-
tired; Andrew Morrison. V. Parker Will
kinson. Lieutenant Bertram r. Roome,
william E. Stewart, ]. M. Greenfield.
Ira Kipp. jr.. Irving X. Taylor. Henry
J. Hedges, Major-General P. Farmer
Wanser and staff and Joseph NJ. Byrne.
Judges for the show and the classes
which they act upon are: