The evening world., 1912-11-22
bellies vs.. HORSE
q. IN BEAUTY DUEL
At GARDEN SHOW
Girls on Mounts Will Count
! Fifty and Mounts Fifty
in Contest.
SOCIETY DONS PLUMAGE
Woman Is Queen and Provides
a Feast for the Curious
Railbirds. rAlG
SOCIETY DONS PLUMAGE
Ny word, we're In for II now!

Ny word, we're In for II now!
Tonight will be THE night At the
Horse Show. Society will not only adorn
the boxes and the arena reservation.
6ooisty will be in the side saddle.
Twenty-one of our loveliest girls will
ride and look their best for the John
r. Townsend Cup. Oh, Ia, Ia! What .
feast for the railbrds Beauty and the
Beast! Yes. yes, Of course. that's been
oa1d before. but never SO well applied.
The dear creatures will have to look
their bsst-Jack Townsend says %. Jack
Townsend, sartorial Caesar Of the arena,
has decreed that tho horse 10 only to
come in Il half. The horse so per cont.
enc girl Il Q rest. Now, whom do you
suppose the bubbllng. versatile Jack
had In miAd when he made that decreef
Il wouldn't Se fair to tell. And IT'S his
CUP anyhow and he ought to make the
forms. Appointments count q per cent
IN the contest. This means beauty.
clothes and style. Riding habit, hat.
gloves, boots, saddle and bride all 20
for points.
The riders hair must be beoominsiy
arranged. Her hat must be on straight.
Her riding habit must be UP to date.
Her boots must be polished. there must
be no incense OF gasoline on her gloves.
Her complexion and hair must harmon
~ with her horse. OF course that will be
easy. Her collar must be fanltless. her
skirt speckless, her necktie precise. Not
Q wrinkle must be visible In her habit.
her trousers up to date. her coat Of the
Townsend idea.
GLUE AND BLOND 60 WELL TO.
0EThER.
A smile will count for q point and the
lady's hair must match the color Of the
ribbon che Is to receive. Blue and blond
20 we'll together. don't they7 Well. well.
leave Il to Jack.
Horses tails and names were put up
IN curl papers last night. No tail nor
name must be braided. There must be
no nies on any of the horses. Among
the lady riders will be Miss Hopeton
d. Atterbury. There IL hope In the
name. She will ride Nickel Plate. .
good plate for a blue ribbon. Little
Maud Preece will ride for little Miss
Mona Dunn. probably on Striker. Mrs.
Charles F. Hubbs will be on her mount.
Molly Bawn. II the band plays Oar
eyowen," look out for Molly Bswn,
Among other riders will be Miss Mar
earet Rouss. Mrs. Mckay, Miss Doro-
thy Webb, Mrs. w. A. McGibbon. Miss
Leita Fleltman and Mrs. Cabot Moore.
The America Cup, Gift OF the Hotel
Martinique, will be tried for tonight.
That will be the real event Holland
won that cup last year. and Tonight
America II going after II for all her
officers are worth. 1t Is some cup ana
Il Is some event. The cup IL valued Al
$3.50 and the cash prizes amount to $3.50.
Then, OF course. there are the ribbons.
The spice OF excitement was injected
into the Horse Show before noon In
the class for thoroughbred hunters when
Su'bmit first baked his driver over MS
head and subsequently outraged the
scenic effects of the hunting course
Ralph Ellis's bay gelding took the brush
neatly enough. but when he came tc
the second barrier he baked and stuck
his feet into the tanbark. His ridel
went over his head and stuck athwa-t
the top rail.
RIDER PULLED HIMSELF BACH
nv hnoeE,e Ears