The sun., 1918-08-30
RAIN FAILS TO HALT
HORSE SHOW CROWD
Lanier Entries in Newport
Bring New Laurels to
Their Owner.
MANY CLOSE CONTESTS
Miss Janice Liggett Has Bad
Fall, but Escapes
Injury.

Special Despatch TO TnE SUS.
NEWPORT, Aug. 2s.-Despite the bad
weather there was large attendance
OF the members OF the summer colony
for the second day Of the Horse Show
here.
Gov. and Mrs Beeckman again
were among those present. Mrs. Van
derbilt. with her house guest, Mrs
Moses Taylor Campbell of New York,
attended for the first time. Mrs. Sam
uel J. Wasstaff was also newcomer
with Mrs. John Wolfe, and Mrs. Wal
ter s. Andrews and Mrs. Roland Dick
son were among the earlier arrivals.
Seen in the Boxes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Hanan en-
tertained a box party. Others in the
boxes were Mrs. Charles De l.. Oel-
richs, Mrs. Joseph Hartman. MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Frederick Hoffman and
Mr. and Mrs. w. Goadby Loew.
A soggy ring did not prevent some
close competitions, the battle of the
day coming principally between the
stables of Mrs. Walter II. Hanley. Of
Providence. Miss Constance Vauclain
Of Rosemont, Pa; l.. X. Liggett of
Chestnut Hill, Mass. and Mrs. Joseph
SsiNVstVf III tuo IidihCos NidSs, "hiiC
first honors in the jumpsng classes
again went to Charles Lanier of New
York. Miss Janice Liggett had a bad
fall. but escaped injury. The sum-
mary:
Glass 32-saddle pony. over 1:.e not ex-
ceeding l4.2-First. l.. X. Liggetts
Sweetheart; second. l.. X. Lisgetts Har-
Class i2-Harness horse over 1I?;
judged on conformation, pace, action
First. W. II. Hsnley's Topper; second, l..
Class 35-Hunters. UP to carrying 200
Charles Laniers Boiling, second. George
Class is-Ponies in harness. over l2.2
not exceeding 1t2-First, Miss Constance
yauclain's Rurper Calypso; second, Miss
Class 2s-saddle horse. UP to carrying
200 pounds-First. Charles II. Jones,
Trigger; second. Frank Donovan's Msyba
First w. II. Haniey's Rainbow; second
Miss f. R. Sears Mathes Pickem Up.
Class a%Sa,sssadiss horso-First w.
Class si-Best pair hunters-Flrs,
Tharle; D, Lanicr,s unnamed pair: second Sn
Class 2s--Park Packs-First, W II Han
ley's White Raven: second, c. II. jones'
Glass Is-Be.t collection OF three horsei
over l+2-First, Miss Constance Nau
claims The Whip. supreme Poi9penus ant
RaInbaw hs sun,se% ona and " Tapper hAh'ey
Glass 2l-Tandems for ponies not ex
needing l..?-First. Miss vauclsin's MIN
Sears wlldfite and aouran.
Class Pair of harness horses unde
issMFirs.. W; n Hsnlsys sain6ow am
Excessive and Expressive.
Glass 27-Two saddle horses, one riddei
by man ana the other by womanmFi, ;.
second, L. X. Lisgett's Day Star AM
Class ss-Jumber.. open to .l-First
c. O. Lanier's Becky: second. c. o
| Lanier's Boiling.
Following his horse show dinner a
| Sandy Point Farm on Wednesday nigh
| Reginald c. Vanderbilt gave n dinner a
the Clambake Club tonight.
Many Parties Planned.
A number Of dinner parties have beer
| arranged for tomorrow night prior I,
the moving picture entertainment that 4
TO be given in benefit OF the National Az
! Society.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen H. DIN have re
turned to their estate at Rhinebeck.
The officers OF Fort Adams will Civ
another OF their series of dances at tn
| post tomorrow evening. The last Hi
Top dance OF the season took place thl
evening.
| Mrs Henry Barton Jacobs was a din
| ner hostess tonight and Mrs. Alexande
Hamilton Rice gave a luncheon this az
| ternoon.
| Registered at tn Casino to-day wer
| S. Montgomery Roosevelt of New Yorl
| and Capt Edward II. Campbell.
| Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilson, now a
Saratoga, are expected at Beechwoo'
before the end Of the week.