The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-08
HORSE SHOW EVENT
OF VIEWPOINTS DAY
EoIcs and Grand Stand Filled
with Society Women in
Smart Costumes.
MILITARY BALL Is HELD
Dinner Parties Given by Army
Folk at Training station
Before Dance.

Srvrorr. Sent. 7.-Al Newport was
ou, today At the opening OF the Newport
tor., show at the Casino Many of the
" mon appeared In attractive costumes.
v.iN urh,s ~ color IN the girdle or hat.
A s,v ~ those who were attractively at
tf.l N,re Mrs Charles s. Whitman. Mrs
. Lo,nrop Ames. Mrs. Charles del. DEL
rrs Mis-. Barb ra :. Rutherford Mrs.
Vincent Aston, Mrs Dudley Davis and
Ms Joseph Widener
There were four dinner parties at the
Naval Training station prior TO mill
,ary hall. which was feature of the
Labor day programme there Those en-
',-'a Ming were capt and Mrs. Roger
W,u,.. Lieutenant Commander and Mrs
r-I-b TAYLOR Evans Lieut. and Mrs. J.
T. Morrison and Pay master George w.
p.lw.r j."
AZ Wlbun this evening Mrs. J. J.
Ntrn gave dinner in honor OF her
guest. Miss Louise webb of New York.
and Mrs Lewis Quentin jones was a
lurrhc % hostess this afternoon.
Reg. stored at the Casino to-ray were
Mss Ruth King. New York. guest OF Mrs.
Lawrence l.. Gillespie; Henry X. Sedg-
wick guest OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert S.lryyick r. J. Curley I'd. New
York visiting pr. J. J. Mason; S. w.
Riddle, Glen Riddle Farms. Pa. r. Mel
son Buckley J. q. Leiper. Jr.. L. w.
Riddle Philadelphia: +. =. Pearson. New
port. r. l.; u. u. Beardman. Boston,
visiting William Earl Dodge.
The old officers Of the Newport Yacht
Racing Association will hold over for an
.thcr wear due to the lack Of a quorum
1t the annual meeting to-day.
Rear Admiral William r. Carerton lef'
Tor Philadelphia to-day after visiting his
family az the Muenchinger King Mrs
Caprr'ou and Miss Marguerite Capertor
will stay here for some time longer
Mrs George T Bliss OF New York is tC
remain at the Lorillard Spencer villa un
q, late in the fall.
George l. Scott Is the guest of hi
brother, Harry Scott at his Connecticu
farm
Mr. and Mrs. f. Rollins Morse are visit
ing in Tuxedo.
p A b W.dener left for New Yori
On the steam YACHT Josephine to-day an
Henry Walters has returned TO New Yorl
on the Ndraia. EN Senator Nelson W
Allrch has returned to Warwick Neck OF
tho Niryana.
The feature OF the day at the hors
sho" was the performance OF Alfred c
Narieghlts new chestnut mare. Lad
Warley which carried of two firsts. tina
FOR the best novice single horse show
In harness and that for the best lady
horse. Another new horse OF Mr.. Wander
hilts, Flames. took the first In the elias
for ponies IN harness
\. c. Taylor's stables also came
the front winning first In the class fc
novice pairs and second for the clas
for novice single horses. Edward Il. VI,
Leans saddle horse, High Ball. was ais
very consistent performer and viii
ler Another Newport victory was that
Maurice RoChe's team in the class (,
tours
Reginald G. Vanderbilt had things h
own way In the class for brood mare
lie was the only exhibitor and. Their
fore, with three fine looking mares, to,
the three prizes offered.
The class for single horses. ladies
drive, stirred up much enthusiasm. Nj
E,eouort Sears and Mrs. Belle Bea'
BAN appeared In the ring driving Il
Alfred - Vanderbilt entries and tn
carried of the chief honors. Miss Seal
driving Mr.. Nandcrblt's Lady Warle
took the blue and Mrs. Balm. drlvil
Grace took second. The third in the ella
wen, 10 Mrs. Burke Roche's Solitaire.