Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13
PARIS HORSE SHOW
CONSUMES3W
Of GAYEsT FASHION
Many Women of the American
Colony Attend Every Day of
the Equine Attraction,
By PAUL PIERRE RIGNAYIX.
Special Gable to The American.

Special Gable to The American.
PARIS. April 12-The famous an
nual Horse Show, now closing. at
tracted during three weeks of its gay
and fashionable existence in the
Grand Palais many America ms.
Of the American women who miss
ed not a single day and sore of whom
took in both the morning and after
noon events were Mrs. Frank L. Gard
ner, of Paris, Miss Spoffc;u, of Wash
ington; Mrs. John Robinson. of Paris;
Mrs William Ellis Corey, Mrs. Fer
dinand Blumenthal, Of Paris, Mrs
Charles Carroll, of Maryland; Duchess
De La RochefoucaulG. who was Miss
Mitchell, of Washington; Mrs. Henry
Ridgway. of Paris; Mrs. William K.
Vanderbilt and Mrs. H. & Duryea.
Walter Winans has been prominent
prize winner. His horse Starlight
won the international prize for hacks,
and the Russian turnout belonging to
this all-around sportsman also car
ried off the prize for the international
contests in carriage and pair
The American turnouts of Montero
De Barrows and of the Viscountess
Saint Levi won prizes. The Amer
lean Spider" and the Blue American
as the carriages of +. ID. Courtier and
the Count De Leyge were called, re-
spectively. were likewise among the
winners.
Boston Girls Triumph.
one Of the most beautiful prize
winners was Miss Helen Prince. Of
Boston, a daughter of Frederick A.
Prince, master Of the Pau hounds.
Mounted on her fine hunter, BraCkOn,
Miss Prince was the Cynosure of all
eyes. She rode the horse she hunted
with during the season when riding
after the hounds of which her father
Is master.
The cups offered by James Hazen
Hyde and Alfred Vanderbilt, for the
best four-in-hand turnout. We're con-
tested for in a perfunCtory sort of
way as though the Baron De Tieland
and his committee would rather not
be bothered with such offers.
one Of their last social functions
before leaving Paris was "A brilliant
dinner given by the American AM
bassador and Mrs. EerriCk at their
residence i'm the p Francois, in
honor of the President of the Repub-
lie and Madame PoinCare. Among the
invited guests We're the Prime Minis
ter and Mime. Barthou, Minister Of
Foreign Affairs and Nine. Pichon, the
British Ambassador, Sir Francis
Rerte; the Italian Ambassador and
Nine Pittoni, the Russian Ambassa-
dor and Mime. Isvolsky, Minister Of
the Interior and Nine. KlotZ, Project
of the Seine and Nine. Delaney,
Nine Waddington, General Beaumont
lin, the First Secretary of the En-
bassy and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss.
Among those present at the recep-
ton which followed were Minister
Of War and Nine. Etienne, Minister
Of Marine and Nine. Baudin, Military
Governor of Paris and Nine. Michel,
Grand Chancellor of the Legion OF
Honor and Nine. Florentin, Monsieur
and Nine. Fernand David, Project "
Police and Nine Hennion, Lady Gu
nard. Monsieur and Nine. Perriar,
Comte Jacques De Pourtales, Cen
eral and Mrs WinsloW, Andrew Mes
sager. James Hazen Hyde and Mr.. ami
Mrs. Parmely HerriCk. Commando
and Mrs Hough. Colonel Bentley
Mott. Miss Mott. Mrs. Fitzhugi
Whitehouse. Sheldon Whitehouse, Mr..
and Mrs. Robbins and Lawrence Fl.
Morton.
During the evening there was sing
ing by Mile. Marguerite Morentie and
NJ. Vanni Marcoux, Of the opera.
Americans in Paris.
Countess Benoist Day. who was
formerly Miss Jones. Of Chicago. has
returned from New York, where she
was called by the fatal illness Of her
mother.
Count and Countess De Boise Lucy.
the latter formerly Mrs. Bachelor,
the wealthy widow of a Southern
lumberman. and Mrs. Sidney Smith,
Of New York. have left for America.
Mrs Smith has been visiting Mrs.
William Deming Smith. Spencer Pen
rose. brother of the Pennsylvania Sen
ator. with his wife and daughter,
has also gone to America.
Charles Allen Marsh. of Chicago,
and Mrs. Marsh are in Paris a few
DAYS on their way to Biarritz.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Herbert Good
hart of Chicago. have arrived from
Egypt. where they passed a month on
the Nile They intend to stay a fort
night in Paris and thenGo TO London,
after that to Marienbad.
Mrs. Draper, wife Of the former
American Amba ssador to Italy. and
Miss Draper have arrived in Paris for
a brief visit.
Mrs. James T Hayden, who has
been visiting in Italy has returned TO
her apartments in the Rue Dufresnev.
Former Senator and Mrs. Nelson W.
Aldrich and family have arrived from
Monte Carlo and will make "A stay
here of a month or six weeks.
DR.. C.. P. II. Mason, United States
Consul at Greuoble. is in Paris for a
holiday Mrs Mason. whose health
is not good, did not fee strong enough
TO risk the Journey. nor was she able
to visit the Riviera this year.
SHAW FINDS A MIRACLE