New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-08
Merry Throng HaStenS 10 Shell
ter OF Clubhouse and Autos.
MANY LUNCHEON PARTIES
Red Jacket, fooled by F. A.
Clark, Brings Jolly Crowd
from Meadow Brook.

Despite the threatening weather society
turned out IN even larger number at Pip
ing Rock yesterday for the races than at
the first day Of the meet Thursday. Most
OF those present. however, came later
than was the case on the opening day.
Many arrived just before the biz storm
broke. and there was great scurrying
for shelter. some going 10 their autOmo-
biles. but the majority 70 the clubhouse.
Nevertheless many were caught before
they could reach cover and a number OF
handsome gowns and hats were ruined.
The Red Jacket, with +. Ambrose Clark
driving. arrived early with a large party
aboard. The run was from the Meadow
Brook Club. the start being made at u
o'clock with Seward Cary handling the
ribbons In the party were Mrs. +. Am
brose Clark, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ratn-
bone. Mr. and Mrs. Robert +. Potter.
Allan Pinkerton. Miss Frances MADDEN.
Malcolm Stevenson. Perry Beadleston and
Skiddy Won Stade.
As on the FIRST day there were many
luncheon parties at the club previous 10
the races. Mr. and Mrs Paul u. Graz
vath entertained a party OF ten, among
whom were Mrs. Charles ID. Lathrop. Miss
Miss Vera Cravath and Or. Eddy Mr.
and Mrs Joseph +. Davis had party OF
twelve. and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel I.
Peters a party Of eight.
Many Luncheon Parties.
Others lunchlng at the club were Mrs.
James Brown and her daughter, Miss
Angelica Brown. Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Brokaw, Mrs. Brokaw-Fisher Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene 5. Willard, Mrs. William NJ.
Fleitmann. Miss Ida Louise FIeitmann,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel II. Valentine. Mr..
and Mrs. J. Allen Townsend. Elliot G.
Cowdin. %. Robert Sedgwick, Mr.. and
Mrs Judah II. Sears. Mrs. Belmont Tif-
fany. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Gatins, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Lawrence 7. Durant, Phillips H.
THOMPSON. Mr. and Mrs. Deyereaux
Emmett. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Johnson.
J. +. Carlisle. Mr.. and Mrs John w. Min
turn. Miss Hope Hamilton and William
Lackman.
Among those in the boxes and on the
lawn were Mr. and Mrs. August Belmont
Mr. and Mrs Lewis lselln. Mr.. and Mrs.
Adrian Isein. Mrs. Arthur lselIn' MI
and Mrs. Austen Gray. Mr. and Mrs
ogden /. Mills, Mrs. William Is. Wander
bilt. IT.. Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Gould. Mr.
and Mrs. +. o. Beach, Mrs Harry PAYNE
whitney and her children, Mrs Pa ne
whitney and children. Mrs. James Il.
Eustis. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Van hens-
selaer. Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Wilson. Mr..
and Mrs. Osgood Pell. Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard p. Renshaw. the latter formerly MISS
Lila Gilbert: Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden
mr. and Mrs. Charles c. Barrows. Or.
and Mrs Preston p. Satterwhte. James
I. Rreese. II. l.. Herbert. II. Clarkson
Potter. William II. Downey, who married
Mrs Graham II. Babcock In Tenahy'
\. j.. In April: Mrs William Oliver BIRD
Miss Claire Bird. Mr.. and Mrs. wright
BARCLAY and Mrs. J. +. Smith Hadden'
Miss Marion Hollins. who received con-
grat,,lations on her winning the woman
metropolitan golf championship; Mr.. ana
Mrs Tvler Morse J. de Wolfe cutting
Andrew Miller. John f. Cowdin. Samuel
7 Wagstaff. Monson Morris. Mr.. and Mrs'
Herbert NJ. Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs. chr
ford b. Brokaw. Andrew Sage harry D.