New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21
At HORSE SHOW
Children Give Lively Touch to
Afternoon Session.

dnCe at the Horse show yesterday dlleI-
noon. Mr.. and Mrs. ". Goadby Loew
had their daughters with them, the
Payne whitney and Harry Payne Whit
ncy children were there, and many Of the
other boxes were filed with young
people
Mrs T.. ". Hartman made her hrst
appearancc. being in Box No - with her
daughter Miss Carol Hartman
Mrs. T. Reeve Merritt was present for
the first time and spent the afternoon
with Mrs. Alfred q. Vanderbilt in Box
No 10.
Mrs W. Scott Cameron was the guest
Of Nlr. and Mrs. Eugene :. Reynal
Mr.. and Mrs W. Goadhy Loew had as
their guests. besides their children, Mrs
Sidney 5 Brcesc.
Others present were Mrs. Payne whit
ney. who was iu a gown Of black velvet
with q black velvet hat. trimmed Win
white ostrich feathers; Miss Katherine
EIkins. who was again the guest OF Judge
and Mrs. William ". Moore. Miss Flea
nora Sears. who visited the Moore boN
late in the afternoon; Mr.. and MIS-.
Henry ~ Tilford, who had with them
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Mortimer. Mrs.
David Wagstan and little Anne 1tliord'
Mr. and Mrs W. VI. V. Hoffman, VINO
had as their guests Mrs. j. stuart Dun
can: Miss Marion Stoddard and Miss Mar"
Caret Andrews. Mrs. Charles Is. AleNan-
der Miss Jauctts Alexander Miss Lota
Robinson. Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson. MY
and Mrs Charles dc Loosely Oelrichs'
Craig Wadsworth. J. Beaver Webb
Henry W. Bull. Harry 5. Page. Joseph
Larocque. Mrs. Frederick Edey and Miss
Audrey Osborn. Mr. and Mrs William NJ.
Fleitmann and Miss Fleitmann, Mrs. J.
r.. smith Hadden, Mrs. Edwin Gould
Miss Frances Hadden. Miss Marion liol-
Inns. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Haight, Harvey
S. Ladew. Miss Elise Ladew, Miss Hilda
Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Barclay
Or and Mrs Samuel Milbank, Mrs. Il.
Francis Hyde. Miss Leila Gilbert, Miss
Beatrice CIanin, Miss Mabel Gerry, Regi-
Maid {. Vanderbilt, Maurice and Francis
Roche. r. Thornton Wilson, Jay Coogan.
G. l.. Boissevain. S. Bryce Wing, Philip
BOYER Mr. and Mrs. Joseph w. Harri-
man. Mrs Il. c. Tinker and Mrs. George
Leith
Mrs. T. II. Hartman was In deep
mourning. wearing "A black cloth tailor
made suit, trimmed with crepe, and
small felt hat, with crepe. She wore
large cats eye brooch studded with dia-
monds Miss Hartman was in tan col
ored cloth, trimmed with gray fox. and a
black velvet hat, trimmed with ermine.
Miss Ethel Harriman's costume was OF
gray blue cloth, a coat OF the same ma
terIal. black fox furs and large black
velvet hat trimmed with white ostrich
feathers.
Mrs. Edwin Gould, who had Miss Anna
Paulding with her, was in black CLOTH
with a black cloth turban, and Miss
Paulding wore black velvet trimmed
with white ermine, with a hat of the
same material
Mrs. T.. Reeve Merritts costume was
Of black cloth. with which she wore
black fox stole and muf and a large
black velvet hat trimmed with black
aigrettes.
Mrs. w. Scott Cameron's costume was
OF green velvet black fox furs and
black velvet hat trimmed with a large
white satin bow.
Mrs. Charles b. Alexander was in a
taupe cloth coat and dress, with the coat
heavily braided, a taupe velvet hat and a
molesliin scarf. Miss Alexander wore a
green cloth frock, gray fox furs and a
green hat trimmed with feathers.
Mrs. w NJ V. Hoffman was in black
velvet trimmed with black fox bands
and a black velvet hat covered with
black feathers.
Mrs. j. stuart Duncan's costume was
of black embroidered chiffon over white
satin, with which she wore black vel
vet hat trimmed with hellotrope feath-
ers She had a corsage bouquet of pur-
pie orchids.
Mrs. Loew was In a black cloth. tailor
made frock with collar and cuffs OF black
fox. black velvet hat, adorned with
black fox tail. tipped with white droop-
ing on one side.
Miss Lota Robinson's tailor made frock
was OF black serge, with neck piece
of black tuile and a black velvet hat,
trimmed with black feathers.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Tilford wore black
cloth gown, tailor made, and a black
velvet turban. trimmed with black os-
trich plumes,
Large Attendance at Night.
The attendance after dinner was larger
than on any previous night since the
opening Of the exhibition. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs Joseph w.
Hartman, who had as their guests Mr..
and Mrs Oliver Hartman and Miss
Miriam Hartman; Mr.. and Mrs. e. I,
| Stotesbury, who made their FIRST appear
| ance; Mrs. Henry l.. Burnett, Miss Mar
jorle Curtis. Mrs. w. Pierson Hamilton
and her daughter. Miss Helen Hamilton;
Mrs. Ralph Sanger, Mrs Austen Gray.
Mrs. Phillips A. Clark, Mrs. Frederick M.
Davies, Mrs. J. Lee Taller, Mrs. Goodhue
Livingston, Mrs. James r. Fearing, Mrs.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt. Mrs. Julian Nc
Carly Little, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Ambrose
Clark, who had Miss Kate Cary with