The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-19


week will be the twenty-first an
nual exhibition Of the Monmouth County
Horse Show Association. whose open
air meeting has been tho leading event
Of that sort in the United States and
has always held a high place with the
exhibitors Of fine horses. There seems
every reason to count on a show that
Will be up TO the high standard already
set, although some Of tho former ex-
hfbitors. like Alfred q. Vanderbilt, are
not in this country,
The show Will be held q week cartier
than customary so as not TO interfere
with the racing at Saratoga. II will
begin on Wednesday afternoon, continue
ing throughout the week. In con1uno-
ton with II numerous entertainments
are being arranged in the way OF din
ners and dances and the week prom
ises to be a gay one.
Long Branch like other seashore re-
sorts, has had much moist weather for
several weeks. but this has brought
about results greatly to the advantage
Of the resort. in that the foliage has not
for years been in better condition and
the Hollywood Park show ground.
where tho horses will be exhibited,
looks like fine private park with its
handsome shrubbery and its well kept
lawns. In good weather the lawns are
always filled with elegantly dressed
women. who alternate between the
sreensward and the boxes. though their
gowns show to better advantage when
they are watching the ring from the
lawn. The grand stand IS comfortable
and commodious. and the boxes. which
have been generously subscribed for.
will be filled with prominent people Of
the immediate locality and others who
come from ne!ghboring resorts.
The officers OF the Monmouth County
Association for this year are: Harry
Content, president: Joseph J. O'Dono-
hue, FIRST vice-president: James Ire
velyan Hyde second vice president, and
p. J. Casey, secretary and treasurer.
Among the directors and honorary vice.
presidents are Alfred @. Vanderbilt,
p Fred Bruner. j. Horace Harding,
Frederick Lewlsohn, Myron II. Open
helm. Benedict ]. Greenhut. j. Joaquin
Rothschild. ]. Schuyler Casey, John J.
O'Donohue. Daniel Guggenheim. Alfred
+, Maclay, Robert A. Fairbairn. Martin
Beck. Walter Lewisohn. James c.
Brady, Samuel NJ. Schaefer, Adolph
Lewisohn, c. r. Doelger. Reginald C.
Vanderbilt, George Ehret, Jr, ]. Camp
bell Thompson, y. F. Brady, Peter
Hauck. Jr,. Harry L. Joyce. Charles
A. Baudoulne, William Bradley, Jefferson
SeliRman, Felix NJ, Warburg. 8. r. Gug-
genhelm. =. S. Dyer, L. A. Dalrymple
Perclval Philip Lehman. Alfred Ma
than. Frank b. Hurd, Jacob Wertheim,
Alfred n. Beadleston. William Zlegler,
Jr., Newman Erb, Hubert Mcdonnell,
Henry a. McAleenan, George G. Rohlig,
s. Bryce Wing and II. Stuart Hollis.
Among the exhibitors are many peo-
pie we'll known in society here ana
abroad. They Will include Miss Ida
Louise Fleitmann. who has recently
returned from England, having won
many blue ribbons at the International
Horse Show held at Olympia, IN Lon
don; Miss Adele S. Colgate, daughter
OF Cora Lady STAFFORD; Richard Trim
Bile, Jr. Miss Margaret II. Tompkins,
Thomas L. Watt. Miss Anna l.. Street,
daughter OF William A. Street of Sea-
bright and New York; Miss Laura
Harding. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Horace Harding: Miss Isabella Wanna
maker C. Douglas Franks, Mrs. George
Seligman, Jesse Metcalf. William Zieg-
Ter. Jr.; Miss Ruth Erlanger. Morton
De Witt Bamberger. Norman Cantrel
s. Bryce Wing. Mrs, Thomas j. Regan.
Walter Trimble and A. w. Atkinson.
Everything possible will be done to
mako the show social success and
there Will be band under the direction
of Charles Schwab. Thursday will be
Governors Day. when Gov. Fielder and
his stan and Mrs. Fielder will attend
the show after taking luncheon with
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. j. Greenhut at their
splendid country place. Shadow Lawn.
on Friday night Harry Content will
give a dinner to the officers and direc-
tors of the Monmouth County Associa-
ton and the Judges OF the show at the
West End Shore Club, There will be-