The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-09-26
Owns for All Four Seasons
81 Qom by Members of the
Fair Sex Present.
GREAT FASHION DISPLAY
AE6he Same Time Horses Were
There and Made a
Good Showing.

~ one woman asked enotner a. tnoy
0Ae IN Otto II. Kahn's boz at the open.
NJ Of the sixteenth annual horse show
q <hs Morristown, IN. ~ Field Club
To0tsrday afternoon.
WAy, TO lot us see what every one
y wearing and-and-why. 70 show Oh
- hefses. Of course" he Other tn
umohaAtly answered.
~Yasr' sald the frst. . rising infeo-
t,Dn In her tone. Tho second woman
o1nncsd about swiftly.
Certainly" she replied decisively.
SDow. see. there's Mr.. George n,
oGhie6siin. Charles Scribnsr's daush'
~. Don't you, think that riding habit
of broadcloth 10 worth inspecting? And
M. 0cr1bner's white serge7 That's
dainty. And over there 10 Mrs. r. b
velvet trimmed with erminer'
tie Au very nice" was the answer.
but there 10 one thing proved here:
The society women Of New York and
viciulxy certainly need some one to dc
ta1o he dates for changing o season Q
clOthSoi"
And the drst woman was right. To
the outsider peertnS timorously through
soelsty's doors It has seemed that the
ol1o thing which holds the women Of
soolsty y absolute obedience to the dc
tA&eo Of fashion. Apparently tho great
god Clothes dominates them and they
oosv he commands Of passing fashions
W1tA unwAvsring hsartA The Morris
49, he
slAW0A but that the great majority
heas WoaAfously diversified commands.
ooa1UMEe FOR ALL eEAeoNe
oeEN IN ONE BOX.
toeegO Wsrs few. Six lonely women sat
IN Nh. Cornelius Il. Mtchell's boz and
WDUed he scene. One wore Q thin
sV1 shlztwaist and light skirt with
W411o shoes. Another was attirsd "a .
SSnA Oown OF somewhat heavier tex
~ ~ uature OF which was beyond q
A(o man. while two others were In
W4Do bSoa6cloth. A NTH affected the
csdlpay summary gown Of exceedingly
fDGo texture, and the last was atuSed
Il hAAvy winter gown OF brown and
~ muffled In . gray greatcoati
20 Same condition OF attire prsvailed
anfpay the newcomers a. they nled
s,ev(0 through the gstAs o. came dash.
iuS ~ In automobiles. Some WORE
eoNu1 ADe ths chiiliest atmosphere and
othav svidsnuy believed that mid-July
ION Wsrs absolutely correct
~. = this spring. summer or win.
tsSF' graded IN anxious male. easinG
W3,1ly over The asssmbiagA
ne Fashion undecided" geaooodsd
~ ~ ~ his side
- man marvelled- The aiinona15'
s6O "a their daushtsS. despite uDonsy
anA advice. dh not know what 70 wear
\ Al ten he suddenly saw . great lisht
'nAy. they don't know any thors
aA6o1 w. Il 10 time to change III
elSl6ons thao We DO" he cried triumph
apoy. And thus the shame Of tho youz
HyDarsd was revealed!
&QpF Oociotyi Led by dozen warF4nl
is4dsrs. split By many sturdy factions
~ has sucoumbed to the general fsmi
nkAe unrest. and the Morristown Horse
GheW revealed her in her true plight
Thpoe who make up her component
plklp No Longer bow to one great fash
log 6lptator. but instead have been Il
io1ed 20 drift into general disaffection
al now, Il would seem. every one \
ho 6vu dictator. The Morr!stows
H4bno SHOW has shown far more thar
~ ezDeotsA
TNbRH WERH HoRsEs THERE AZ
"a WELL.
HlhosDss were there. too. Dr.. y. q
HHpphrsys. Secretary Of the Show Con
miteee, Wa in great glee whom the mrs
entrants were driven before the Judges
steal.
'Tvs The best snow we have had I,
year," he SAID. every year since 100
II hab bsen attracting more attention
and this year there are a greater mum
Der q entries than there have been be
foTts1n many years. 1t seems to me tha
<the show horse 10 returning to his own.
1hs. DvninS World reporter glanced a
thAe04ptor cars assembled about the fiel
an sw,iled obviously then wandere
a21A 10 . Attle knot of professionals
sYAjo show business Is on the blink.
81 Ethe director Of q well known stable
"Tpve too many factions buttin' In
~ Ss1oss long there won't be an!
a,1PSt Tue horse game Is goin back.
F0oxss. owned by Francis +. Wood
su& George C. Fraser. William p
JSn1A.. Mrs. Cornelius b. Mitchell. Mrs
A. n, Tiers. Charles scribner. Arthur A
FqN3er. A. Fillmore Hyde, John o. H
,Pitnsy. Charles II. Raymond, Johl
'ChStn. Otto II. Kahn. Gen. e. p
MANI, Charles w. Hardness. John r
Bs50teS. J. l., Eddy and others, wer
uH6ccupied when the show began .
l.SQ,o!ciock. but as the afternoon hour
p14A1d big cars drove up and deposite<
tn OWNERS. who slowly filed into tn
m stand, and at half tho boxe
: WI comfortably filled. The others re
III IA vacant. The grand stand wa
ocC1tied by small number and few
cSFSAwere grouped about the Enclosure
bvtjold timers shook their hands ant
s86kthat things had changed since tn
ssM CAPTURE ABOUT ALI
r THE PRIZES.
xAinu stastsd az u . suaA nth ~