New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22
/ REVIEWS TROOPS
|l PIPING ROCK CLUB
|.i.v Turns Out to See Gen.
' ri lDyer's Soldiers March,
tnFIELD BLAZE OF COLOR
.,.,aid Spectacle Witnessed
y More than a thousand
Prominent in So
cial Life.
.oFIELD BLAZE OF COLOR

"a the review OF 'he ls' ~ "ue VI
% York National Guard by Gov
W. 81. an the beautiful polo field of the
| |, Rock club, hard by Valley Stream
p. something new. too. for the brig
.,,ure so far afield Just for "a re-
Ii "A I, has been a long time since
-. been such a large gathering OF
:, xomen well known in New York
10 Island society life. After the
- ~ geld and staff officers were in
4 "A and entertained at dinner. At 10
Il sI,s, night all the officers were in
y, ,bs ball in the new Piping Rock
,ir Club. -
-,,s entertained Governor Dix aud
-, his home IN Brookyille. Among
~ we're Major General Thomas T..
sr s A.: Major General John r..
:. and Adjutant General William
~ \. G. y. Y; Commander Eek
a KAY. military secretary 10 Gov
nix, Colonies Appleton, Bates, Con-
"a yrston. Of the LIST Brigade; Colo
~ a. Bevoise. of the Cd Cavalry:
!, and Mrs. J.. l. V. Hoppin, Major
iv- n Rogers Winthrop Mrs. Elisha
-other OF General Dyer; Mrs Dyer
y, and Mrs Paul u. Cravath.
:, brigade. under command Of Cen
liver is TIE largest I'm the United
=, and is recognized by the War
..rment ss one Of the best infantry
!. " the National Guard II mum
q rore than 5000 officers and men.
!, rmnosed of the eth Infantry Colo
| farN Appleton 18TH Infantry, Colo
rsnas ". Huston 69th Infantry.
81 Louis u Conley. and the list In
~ colonel William G. Bates.
,ss after O'Clock when Governor
,o5 Ms staff entered the field. Tho
! IA overcast and an east wind blew
= but before the review was hal,
l. n sun broke through the clouds.
|s.,nirg the color in the elaborate
|s-rs ~ the tn and 7st regiments If
|srs,tye" blue and w'ite and white
\ nav. and the regulation blue of the
\ nd 9Th regiments.
r, tcrnation Of the hollow square was
|r4si With interest by crowd that
|-lgd nearly ore thousand. TIE
I,trsnds we're filled, and the veranda
d. green slope running from the club
" to the polo field We're a blaze Of
I pyulsr feature OF the AFFAIR was the
|rgt given by the four bands OF the
Eris, under the leadership OF William
|Ey senior band leader OF the 18Th
|tnsnt Then came the review itse'f
Z Governor Dix. on horseback, in
|Ear attire This was followed by
y rsrade. The regiments We're in line
|.-ting to the seniority Of their colo
y VI. 7th. list, ssth and 18th.
NsnOr Dix WAS accompanied during
wisw by Bngsdier General William
|ack, the adjutant general ard Com
|rss de Kay. His aids were Com
Iz.g Russel Raynor. Ist Battalion OF
|nl militia; Major John F. O'Rourke.
~ Artillery Corps: Major Monson
isrs lsth Infantry; Captain DE witt e.
hA ith Infantry; Captain Henry II.
FgS Is, Field Artillery; Captain Al
= r Whitney. j., lst Cavalry, and
hzsr Charles Currie, % Cavalry.
10. are some Of the society folk who
ls,iS boxes:
IT. " K Vanderbilt, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. /
I'm D. Guthrie. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul |
Ssyath, Clifford V. BrOkaw. Hr. and |
p c X. Macksy. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey |
Adsv, william r. Wilcox. Mr.. and
= LLOYD c. Griscom. II. p. Dawson,
N Goelet, Stanley Mortimer, A. II.
|~agl' Howard F. Whitney, Ralph
n Mrs. c. L. Weir. Townsend Scud- !
4 W. Burling Cocks. Judge r. :.
~ Sherwood Aldrich. L. NJ Cravath. |
VI Bacon. ". r. Grace. Walter c.. !
|aah Samuel Willets, Parker D.
E1f Colgate Hoyt, Mrs. Arthur Glib.
Eooeins, Herbert l.. Pratt. Walter |
-'n' Bradish Johnson, James B.
|'r, Mrs. PAU D. Cravath and her
f4i'sr. Miss Vera D. Cravath; Mrs. !
|SA DeVello Lathrop. sister Of Mrs.
lstn; Mrs. ". @. Bates. wife Of
@<' Bates OF the list Regiment. and
sashter. Miss Johnson: Major Gen
raheis Greene, former Police Com
@9aT OF New York: Robert Grier |
= M and Mrs. Rhlnelander Waldo. |
az T. Baker, former Police Com |
,'ae' and Mrs. Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. !
haVemeyer, General and Mrs Roe,
[s.a and Mrs. John NJ. Stearns. Mr.. |
an Mortimer L. Schiff, and Mr.. |
All W. c. Rumsey.
"ernor Dlx's box were Mrs. Elisha |
aaa Ars. George Il. Dyer. Among !
w., "esent were Mr. and Mrs. ogden |
~ at. and Mrs. Henry w. Bull.
nsMY r. Winthrop. Lawrence
"N Miss Edith Mortimer,
sT'' OF Stanley Mortimer; Mr.. and
"<Ipn Sanger, Mrs. Arthur Scott |
-. ~ theodore Roosevelt. jr., and Mrs.
- MISC Ethel Roosevelt. Mrs. |
M'eneock, the Misses Helen and |
y. hAcheock. John G. Wendell. Miss
y. 'A0os and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
y .~amittee from the Piping Rock
n rpng In the details OF the review
|u,a n Rogers Winthrop. Paul d.
-. major F. p Moore and Captain
hs..' ahV The military committee
r. !, VI General Dyer. Colonies APP
~ uMes' Conley and Hustled, and
A'ppln, First Brigade.
|ss,, Tue members Of the club who
a. dinner were the following:
kp ,shsend. NJ. L. schlff, c. A. Cof-
Re- y warner, H. S. Ladew, II. G.
Fnas -. Cravath, W. II. Porter.
h y n'orich, p. w. Livermore. Jo-
F.s sears. W. A. Delano, Is. y.
kir,S' Gurnee. jr., r. e. Johnson,
(sa,. 1 Sap George e. Fahys. Charles
FL Sasrles Tiffany, p. X. Hudson,
p "eday, III. l. Nicholas Mre r.