The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-06
NEWPORT READY FOR
ITS HORSE SHOW


NEWPORT sept ''--l ms CITY Is now pro
pairing for the next ana ma. MIXTURE oi the
social season. the horse show, which Will
open at the Casino grounds ON Monday
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There 90 not appear 10 p' as many out.
side exhibitors as usual III the Sno" '''s
year, but the NUMBER OF Nt"port hotats
entered is larger anu as hdPpei'u ldst
year there promises 10 De an interesting
competition IN the harness '.asscs ov
tween the stables OF Alfred o. NahderoIIt
and Edward Il. MtL"an
Mr.. vanderbilt arrived from England
this week and Will be seen IN the ring
driving some of his own entries Mr.. Nc
Lean. who has been in Washington, VIII
be back In time to take part In the snow,
II Is expected. While some of Reginald
c. Vanderbit's horses have been entered
II is not thought that he Will be here 10
show them personally.
In the harness classes the summer resi-
of Ogden Mills, Mrs Burke Roche and
Henry \. c. Taylor In the saddle classes
Newport will be represented by Miss
Ethel King, +. Bayard Rives, Mrs. Burke
Roche and Mr., Mclean, and entries by
the same exhibitors viii also be- seen in
the jumping classes. together with the on
tries OF Mr. and Mrs. Philip \. Clark and
Mr.. and Mrs NJ NJ. Van Beuren.
Alfred Vanderbilt will probably show
one OF his fours, though he viii not have
bis famous team Of grays, for they are
now doing duty with the British army.
Francis Roche promises to make an APP
pearance In the ring tooling a four-in-
hand lie has been practising driving of
late and is handling the team IN very
good style. lie and Richard Gambril
will furnish one Of the diversions in the
matter OF entertaining during the coming
week, for they have planned a picnic at
Vaucluse, In Portsmouth, and Will take
their guests there on their coaches
The tennis tournament was followed
with intense interest The attendance of
spectators at times exceeded four thou
sand. Maurice McLoughlin's defeat
by r. Norris Williams I'd on the final day
came as sensational climax to a series
Mrs. FREDERICK w. Vanderbilt, who was
formerly a regular summer resident here,
and has never lost interest IN the city,
being still identliicd with a number OF
charities has been In Newport recently
as the guest OF Mrs. James Laurens Van
Allen at Wakehurst. II was her first visit
OF the season and while she has since
gone TO Hyde Park she VIII probably re-
turn here later.
Mr.. and Mrs, Alexander Brown OF Bal
timore, having closed their cottage at iort
Harbor have come her" to be the guests "
Mr., and Mrs 7. Suifcrn Taller AT Honey
suckle Lodge. Mr. ana Mrs, Taller are
entertaining for them.
The Cambakc club has again proved t.
be popular, and chief among the entertain
ments taking place there this week have
been the dinner dance given by Mrs
Joseph e. Widener, who has .Heen acuv