Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-06

Society smiled from every vantage
point in the Essex Troop Armory upon
King Horse again this afternoon. A
brilliant assemblage is expected also
tonight at the close of the three-day
show. IS
1t was notable assenblage that
turned out to greet the stars of the
tanbark last night The boxes We're
filled with gay parties the members of
which had evidently resolved that the
horse should not be the only attraction,
with the result that the are of reserva-
tions was Respondent with handsome
costumes.
Major-General Frederick Dent Grant,
who was to have been present last
night at the show was forced to dis
appoint his many friends in this city
by an earlier banquet engagement In
Manhattan he had forgotten.
In John L. Eiseles box tonight viii
be Miss Mildred O'Neill and Miss Mil
dred Weigel, of New Brunswick; Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Lyons. of this city,
and George Wilkinson. Carl Feicls VIII
entertain Miss Emily Ilingworth, Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Rose, Miss Marion
Bailey and Douglas McGaul The whole
party will afterward go to the Wash
ington for supper This afternoon
Selma King entertained her little
friends in the Eisele box
Alfred L. Dennis viii entertain a box
party tonight. In the group will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dennis, who asa
attended last night: Miss Mildred Den
mis-, Miss Isabelle l.. McCarter and
Charles Ashmun. Mr.. Dennis will also
attend in the afternoon.
Mr. aud Mrs. Tonzo Savage will be
accompanied tonight by James sau-
wage and Mrs. howard Coonley, Of
Chicago. Mrs. Tonzo Salvage will
wear a tailor-made suit of gray cloth
and black hat with pink flowers, aud
Mrs. Coonley a blue tailor made gown
and blue straw hat
Two exhibitors gathered unto them
selves half Of the blue ribbons awarded
I'm the ten events last night, and are
going hotfoot after as large a share of
prizes on this afternoons and tonights
Program Each of the five blue ribbons
which these two exhibitors failed 70
capture went to a different exhibitor
the most notable win perhaps, being
made by Peter Hauck. jr., whose three
polo ponies We're awarded first, second
and fourth prizes, respectively. in A
single event
To the Florham Hackney Stud fell
the blue ribbon in three events, pair
of harness horses, Tip Top and Top
Notch; saddle horses. Fancy, and har-
ness horses Tip Top. Frederick Bull
won the rank with Sunday Morning In
the ladies' qualified hunters ella ss and
again with the same animal in the
middleweight hunters class And at
that there was no grumbling. as the
successful horses won by clean mar
gins over the others entered in their
classes.
Police Sergeant stucky Wins.
Applause flowed freely from the OPEN
ing event. which was the exhibition Of
Newark police mounts. The splendid
animals. admired every day in service
on the streets. were greeted with an
ovation. They were used to this, how
ever, and paid little heed the plaud-
its as they fell rapidly ia,o changing
formations, now wheeling, now revers-
ing and now executing difficult ma
neuvers. Sergeant William Fl. Stucky,
mounted on Duke, to whom has been
given the palm as the best rider in the
department, won first honors. Walter
w. Anderson, on Dick, was second:
Thomas McEvoy on Tom, was third.
and Peter s. McHugh, on Hopper,
fourth.
Among those wearing attractive cos