The Washington times., 1912-05-03
Miss Aliens Work With
Yellowstone Regent
the Feature.

Quite as fashionable and enthusiastic
an assemblage attended the second day
OF the National Capital Horse Show as
the opening day brought forth. with
the exception of the one set aside for
the Presidential family, all the boxes
were filled throughout the afternoon,
and there was a goodly crowd in the
grandstand and the promenade around
the ring. ..
Miss jeanette Aliens riding and
Jumping, mounted on Yellowstone Re-
gent big bay, was easily the feature
of the afternoon, and Miss Helen
buchanan, another of Washington S
fair equestriennes who was booked for
the lately abandoned society circus, at
tracted considerable attention by sew
eral spectacular stunts. Much to the
disappointment of her friends, Miss
katherine Elkins, also an accomplished
horsewornan, changed her mind at the
last and did not ride in the events for
which she was scheduled.
mrs; Clarence WATSON. wife of Sen;
remarkable proficiency in the handling
of the reins, driving Ringing Bells
which won the blue ribbon in class I.
Noticeable among the distinguished
of War and Mrs Stimson who had with
them Mrs. Clarence Edwards, wife OF
lBrigadier General Edwards. L. S. A..
and Miss Gamble, of New York.
The Attorney General and Mrs. Wick.
ersham, the latter wearing a beautiful
gown of black and white striped chiffon
with black hat trimmed with plumes
had as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Cor.
Kalpaschnikoff, Of the Russian en-
Ibassy.
Bakhmetef again occupied a box witt
Mrs. Edward B. Mclean, who also haC
with them their small son. Vinsor
Walsh Mclean, Col and Mrs. Spence
Cosby, Miss Gladys Hinckley and Bort
Arsenieff OF the Russian embassy. Mrs
Mclean wore one of the most beautiful
Irish lace coat over dainty whit
gown, with a geranium hat.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Barklie o
Philadelphia, who came on to Wash
ington especially for this occasion. ha'
in their box the Minister of Sweden AM
Nine. Ekengren and Mrs. Frank Ellis
Nine. Christian Hauge and Miss Dor
othy Williams were among the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter in thet
box.
Miss Wadsworth
Had Interesting Party.
Miss Harriet Wadsworth had an In
teresting party, including Mr.. and Mrs
y. Vaudeville Carlisle. Miss Sheridan
Mai William f. Horton, L. 5. A., an
Mason Gulick.
With Mr.. and Mrs, Horace Westcot
were Mrs. Thomas G. Patten, Mrs. job
Rodgers and ]. Low Hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Boardma
were accompanied by their daughte
Mrs. w. Murray Crane, and Mrs. l..
Letter.
had among their guests Rear ADMIRE
and Mrs. w. II. Brownson. |. 5. \.
Mrs Robert Hincllley entertained NJ
and Mrs. Richard Reid Rogers and Mis-
Elizabeth Reid Rogers and Mr. an
Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry had with the
Captain and Mrs. Carpenter. CAPITA
Sowerby of the British embassy ar
Jerome Bonaparte.
Miss Harriet Switzerland and Mi
GLADYS ingalls, We're among the cues
OF Senator Lippitt and Miss Llppitt
Mi and Mrs P. Lee Phillips ente
tained Mrs. John Davis, Mrs. John lej
igett Pultz, and Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Chiffon. the former the American Co
sui General at Toronto.
Congressman and Mrs. George '
Faircfhld had a box box ,aIc,,l and their sues gues
and Mrs. Ira c. Copley, wife of Co
gressman Copley OF Illinois.
Mr.! and Mrs. Arthur Lee, Mai
George Q. squior, T.. s. a. were II
had as their guests, Miss Franc
Brooks of Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs.
J: Devereux. and Mr.. and Mrs. n.
wore a handsome white serge suit wi
"a violet hat and parasol.
Mr.. and Ms. Robet II. Chapman a,
Miss Carpenter were the guests or N
and Mrs. George y. McLanahan.
General Buchanan Had
Party of Young Folks.
General Buchanan, whose daught
rode in one or two events, had par
of young people in his box. and in a
other box were a party of army office
Colonel Garrard, commanding officer
Fort Myer: Col. George F. Downey,
g. A. Col. Frederick Foltz, CAPITA
Barnhardt, Capt, J. r. Lindsey. ca
Warren Dean. Lieut.. Victor S. Fost
and Lieut.. Stanley Rumbough.
party Of the younger officers frC
tho barracks also occupied one Of t
boxes
Major and Mrs. Henry T. A lien.
:, y. aud Eoa@ressman and NJ
N'%'iith MIR. am and Mi; Mrs. H,H joseph f. 'Tfhro
were Rear Admiral and Mrs. H. 4.
Harris, l.. s. N; Dr. and Mrs. Ch
holm, and Rear Admiral Kenny,
SIN.
Notable among the handsom,
rGOwnrd women present were NJ
George Summerlin, who wore blue ere
'chal'h!ciise dotted in white with touch
nf ,hlue brocaded crepe and a lal
white hat.
Mlno. HavGnith wife Of the Relgi
minister, wore a bright red suit
rough rhcviot VITA a lars" leghC
hat fr|ed with black satin and trirnn