New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
S0CIETYA THE HORSE SHOW
Many Well Known Persons Alb
sent from This Years Crowd.

Many Well Known Persons Alb
sent from This Years Crowd.
Although the number Of entries st the
Horse Show and the value Of the prizes Of
fered are greater than ever before. and
in point Of equine importance the twenty
seventh exhibition of the series surpasses
all its predecessors. vet one is tempted 10
ask WHETHER It's popular interest is not on
the wane. Certain II is that If one is TO
judge by the attendance OF the fashionable
world since the opening OF the show on
Saturday last. Il no longer possesses the
same degree OF interest for society that Il
did five. ten and fifteen years ago
Large numbers Of well known people are
conspicuous only by their absence. One
looks for them in vain. and were one 10
eliminate from the attendance the So
called Long Island set Of New York soci-
ETY. the latter would indeed be but mea-
grely represented at the Garden. 1t is
because OF this that the faces one sees
there are the same day after day-that is
10 say, as far as New York society is con-
cerned. Only the clothes change.
Yesterday, however. there was some 70
lief from this sameness Of the attendance
owing TO the presence in the boxes and in
the arena seats OF a number Of young
children. among them a couple o. J. Pier
pont MOrgans grandchildren. who came
with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
l. Satterlee Little Cathleen Vanderbilt
i'm green velvet frock. black velvet
coat and ermine muff and 2 white plush
hat. presented a rather conspicuous and
attractive appearance IN box "a. where
her mother. Mrs. Reginald G.. Vanderbilt.
had had with her on every previous day
Of the exhibition the two daughters of
Judge Morgan J. OBrien. Mrs. Lyttleton
Fox and Miss Madeleine O'Brien.
Mrs William Goadby Loew also brought
her three children, and Mrs Frederic Bull
had her little girl with her.
Miss EIeanora Sears limplng much less
than on Monday. spent part Of the af+ar-
noon strolling about with Lord Decies
Colonel Paul Kenna and Thomas Hitch
cock. jr j. Harry Alexandra again brought
his daughter Virginia who shares his love
of horses
Miss Kate Cary. who sails Tomorrow
for Europe, was busy bidding farewell 10
many Of her friends and acqua!ntances
She was with her brother and slster-ln-law
in their box. another member Of the party
being a. =. Mavrocordato, Of the Greek
family Of that name.
Mrs. Gouverneur Kortright came with
Mrs Beverly W. Robinson and Mrs. Rich
ard Wharton, and spent greater portion OF
the afternoon in the box Of Mrs. II. B..
Hollins, who had with her Miss Marion
Holins.
Mrs. Payne Whitney. Mrs James A. Bur
den. jr Mr. and Mrs. Louis Haight and
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hartman We're
again present at the show, as were also
Mrs. Charles Wall and Miss Elise I.adew.
while oliver Hartman, Herman 3. Duryea
and Joseph f. Wldcner were chatting to-
gcther in Box H.
Among the newcomers were Mrs. Peter
Cooper Hewitt. llr. and Mrs. Eugene s.
ReynU. Miss Julia Robbins and Mr.. and
+ Mrs. j. Borden Hartman. with their
daughter. Miss Ethel Hartman.
Mrs. George G. Heye and Mrs. Herbert
Smpman each entertain ] parties ~ friends
I'm their boxes. Mrs. J. +. Smith Haddcn
and ber daughter. Miss Frances Hadden.
both Of whom have been daily attendants
al the snow dropped in during the after
noon Among the others present we're Cen
cral Prayton Ives. Edgar Bull Eugene
Gauatin. Mr. and Mrs Rufus Patterson.
Alfred Bond Henry Va. Bull Waldron T..
Brown. Dr. Linslee Williams, Thornton
Wilson. Henry : Page and Craig Wads-
worth
Last night, attendance at tho horse show
was the largest since the opening Of the
evbibition. and q number Of new faces were
seen An The boxes and arena seats Mr. and
Mrs Dulany Rowland. Mr. and Mrs. VII
lard Brown. Mrs Harry ". McNickar and
Frederick Townsend Martin were So the
l.,., of tfe Rev. and Mis-. Herbert Shipman.
Mr. and Mrs James Speyer were IN their
tov No %. where they entertained Mrs.
Henry CIcws and Charles NJ Robinson.
Mr. pembroke Jones and Miss sadie Jones
were ir one Of the arena boxes as were
,f,. and Mrs Arthur Carroll. Mrs Cor
collins Tanicman and Mr. and Mrs Stephen
"a . PcU. the latter iu the box Of Mr.. and
Mrs T. n. Gary.
yyitb Mr.. and Mrs H. Francis Hyde IN
,,.. No % were tlt Countess Eugerie Won
,.,.i,rdt WaIbridse :. TAFT and Francis J..
IIadden.
Ms Ioscph Stickuey entertained a mum
te, af friends in her box Others present
zero Mrs Ralph Thomas. in black velvet
rown. a black velvet coat and black velvet
Tat. Mrs. James Lowell Putnam, who was
,.,,t, Mrs Gouyerneur Wellman and the lat
,,r.s mother. Mrs Alexander; Mr. and Mrs
,..h palmer knapp. the latter in white
,.o., and black velvet and wearing a
..t.1,.e of diamonds Mr. and Mrs. George
r,..,t peabody. Mrs. II. r. HOllins. jr,
80. N,,rior Hollins, Mr. and Mrs Frank
- .,,,,~,,is Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton w. Cary
a. ,,t,er in black satin and chiffon,
- ,.,i..ot hat trimmed with black festh-
... "a ,yearipg O. diamond chain Mr. and
Me- l..oreo a. Heye. Mr.. and Mrs Court
ande T.. Dixon, I'd MIS- Henry Meyer
Johnson. slss Louisa Johnson MI and Mrs
E n Westberbee and Miss May Weather
bee.