The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-11-18
Short Sleeves and Long Gloves
Are Popular Again Among
Fashionable Folk.
By Mildred LOdeIDick.

The thirty fourth annual Horse
Show opened its doors yesterday to a
more enthusiastic crowd than has
witnessed II for many year-in fact.
not since pre-war days has the spirit
OF the show been 80 obviously gay.
There was n time a few years ago
when the International exhibits were
OF necessity withheld. and the attrac-
tions OF the thoroughbred seemed to
be losing to the allurements OF six
cylinders. carbureters and spark plugs
plugs.
This year the Horse Show is the
quintossence OF New York life. the
beauties, both OF horse and women,
the fine clothes. the Jewels. the dis
play OF social leaders. social climbers
and the mere box gazers reveal the
heart and soul and spirit OF the city.
or course the programmes OF horse
shows vary little from year to year
There Is always the same riding. driv-
ing and hurdle Jumping. ana those
satin coated beauties were good to
lOOk hNs 'AN Nho hOAntb pAaAANtu ahNe
the ring. with feet lifted daintily, in
telligence in the Wide eyes, fire in the
quivering nostrils, how poor and pal
try and stupid and dull seemed the
motors snorting away outside!
NEW JUDGES ADDED FOR LARGE
ENTRY LIST.
The entries are so numerous this
year that new judges have been added,
including John Nee. Bowman. whose
box was one OF tho gayest. II In
cluded his recent bride in a rich
tailleur OF dark red duyetyn trimmed
lavishly with squirrel, forming an
enormous roll collar and surrounding
the lower edge OF the three quarter
coat. Mrs. VI. ID. Paterson. mother OF
Mrs. Bowman. wore tan suit
toque. Their box also held Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. G. Welsh and Mr.. J. W.
Another lively group occupied the
David Wagstaff box, including Mrs
Wagstaff, garbed becomingly In q
demi frock OF black satin and black
lace, with a large black velvet picture
hat trimmed in n most engaging man.
ner with glycerined feathers that
drlpped from the edge. A diamond
sAutoir chain and a string OF pearls
adorned her neck. Her guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Benon 8. Prentice, this
latter wearing "A wrap OF heavy blaci
and gold brocade, luxuriously draped
and a small hat OF black sequins
Mr. II. Terry and Capt. John Rafferty,
completed the party.
SHORT SLEEVES AND LONG
GLOVES. -
Dame Fashlon's dominant featur,
seemed TO be the very short sleeve
and II was surprising how manl
women wore long gloves. Mrs. Dill
inRham might be mentioned as tn
most resplendent beauty at the show
wearing n silver and white satin bro
cade gown. with a Wide pointed necl
and short sleeves that were reall.
nothing more than dropped arm hole
outlined with narrow black velvc
ribbon. A narrow black velvet bel
was clasped with n rhinestone bucklt
| A similar buckle held a slantinl
black osprey at the front OF a toqu
OF silver metal cloth A damon
brooch and diamond drop earring
| " tNG
Mrs. Jorge Andre presented a strill
| ing picture in a lace frock an
large black picture hat with three q
the most gracefully posed blac
ospreys. A string OF pearls, n hug
diamond brooch and drop caring
were her adornments. Mrs. Julia
Gerard appeared in typically Frenc
frock OF black satin, cut kimono fash
lon with the tinlest OF sleeves,
rather high round nook and an cd
trimming OF henna colored silk an
applied in lengths that dropped froI
the bust TO the knees, but caught q
intervals to give an unusual effec
A cloth OF gold toque over-drape
with black tulle. and a largo damon
brooch comnlated her costume.
MISS BEATRICE PVNcHoN
CHARMING PICTURE.
Miss Beatrice Pynchon. In III
fathers box. presented a charmin
picture in a black net frock. elegant
embroidered with silver threads. IL
small cap sleeve was finished with
silver cord, AZ was also the neck,
Miss Pynchon'h guest, Miss Eltsabei
Hyde wore a simple black satin froS
that contrasted dellghtfully with h
Titan hair. which ~as ooinsd 'hi1