New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04
M'LEAN HORSES AHEAD
Closing Day at Newport Show
Puts Them Far in Lead.
A. G. VANDERBILT IS NEXT
Miss Atterbury's Entries Also
Make Good Showing, Taking
Saddle Championship.

( Newport. Sept. The championship
/ classes were the feature OF the closing OF
| the horse show to-day and, as had been
! expected, Edward Z. Mclean's Lady Dit
ham carried on the honors in the har-
ness horse championship, the horse being
/ driven by Reginald Vanderbilt. Mr. Nc
Leans Nala was reserved. Alfred Van
derblt showed The Duke and LumiIator
/ in the class. but did not get Il place. and
/ ii was a matter of surprise that Mr..
/ Vanderbilt did not show Sir james.
! The Mclean stable ended Its sweep in
the harness pair championship class by
/ Lady Dilham and Elegant Dilhdm vim
ming. His Ringing Bells and Chdtterbox
were reserved. The hono-s for champion
/ ship saddle horses went 10 Miss II. ID.
Atterbury's Nickle Plate, while the Glen
! Riddle Farm. with Willow King, took
the championship for jumping
At the show the Mclean stables took
ten firsts. eight seconds and three thirds.
with two championships, and therefore
was the big winner of the show. Mr.
! McLean's nearest competitor in the gem
eral classes was Alfred Vanderbilt. VINO
got four firsts. four seconds and four
thirds
Honors in the SADDLE classes went 70
Miss H. y. Atterbury. with four frsts
two seconds and two thirds. with cham
ponship Her closest competitor was
Waiter Fl. Hanley. OF Providence, VINO
! had two iirsts, six seconds and one third.
About all the honors in the Jumpins
classes went 10 the Glen Riddle Farm
II. L. Haughton's Strong Heart won
! two victories in the jumping classes to-
day. first winning over Mrs NJ. NJ. Van
Buren's Fascination IN the class for big
hunters. and little later winning in the
class open 10 all jumpers.
Mr. Vanderbut's Hertes and Hamlet
won over Mr.. McLeans Oakwood and
Pride o. Prides In the class for local
pairs, this being reversal OF the order
Of Monday judging. There was another
reversal also in the class for small pairs
While McLosn's Lady Dilham and Ele-
cant Diham took the first. the same as
on TUESDAY Mr.. Nanderbilts Queen and
Grace moved into second place over Ring
ins Bells and Chatterbox from the Nc
Lean stables.
Miss n. u. Atterbury's horses were out
10 win to-day. ii seemed, for her Nickel
Plate took the blue in the class Tor larte
saddle horses and then. paired with Pa
tricia. won I'm the class for saddle pairs.
one 10 be ridden by man and the other
by woman.
The Nirginan. from the Glen Riddle
Farms. WIS in the lead easily In the Co
rinthian hunt class, and in the class for
local hunters the Misses Rose b. and Al
exandra Dolan swept IN the nrst two
prizes with Circus and Arthur Mack.
Richard Gamhrilrs Diana took third.
Pireno one Of Alfred Wander bits new
English horses. showed up well m the
class for small local harness horses. but
only took the red. the blue going 10
McLean's Ringing Bells whi-h was driv-
en- by Reginald Vanderbilt
Mrs Alfred c. Vanderbilt wore white
charmeuse. trimmed with blue velvet.
black hat and a blue parasol. Mrs.
Henry Pepper Vaux also wore white
with an underskirt Of white satin and
her black hat was trimmed with red
roses. Mrs. James J Brown wore
gown Of blue charmeuse with chiffon
waist and black hat. 4 gown Of black
and white striped charmeuse vas worn
by Mrs Joseph Sampson Stevens. Miss
Margaret Caperton wore black charmeuse
trimmed with blue, a blue girdle and a
black hat.
Mrs. j +. \ Clark was I'm white. tat
feta costume and white nat Mrs. O..
Potter King was wearing white broad
cloth suit with black hat. ard Mrs. +.
HAYWARD Ferry a lace overdress over
white crepe de chine.
Some Of the other handsomely dressed
women noted were Mrs. r. T Wilson.
Mrs. Charles r Hoffman, Mrs. william
Grosvenor. Mrs. Herbert shipman. Mrs
John r. Abncy. Mrs. Preston J.. Satter-
white. the Misses Moreland. Mrs. Nor
man de r. Whitehouse and Mrs Reginald
Norman.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Larocque have re-
turned 10 New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish Will leave
tomorrow for Garrison. They will make
the trip by water.
MIR. and Mrs. James B. Hagsin VIII
leave for Lexington. Ky, on Friday
Or. and Mrs Nicholas Murray Butler
and Miss Sarah Schuyler Butler VIII not
return to their New York residence until
September y.
Ambassador and Mrs. Bakhmetef gave
another dinner this evening at the Rus
sian Embassy In honor OF Grand Duke
Michaelovtch. who probably Will leave
for New York tomorrow night.
Commander and Mrs. George ". Will
Jams are entertaining Rear Admiral and
Mrs. y T. Mason and Miss Mason OF
yv,.hipgton at the naval torpedo sta
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Wainwright and
Miss Wainwright. Of New YORK, were
registered at the Casino to-day.
Mrs. Amos Tuck French has so far
recovered from the shock sustained in
tho autom0bile accident outside Of Boston
on Sunday that she was able TO return to
her home here to-day. Mrs. Stuyvesant
lie Row will be atle TO return tomorrow.
II Is expected.
DOINGS AT BAR HARBOR.