The Washington herald., 1920-12-19
UsIC OCCUPIED PROMINENT PLACE ON. SOCIAL CALENDA
Social Index for Winter
Season Has Many Euents /:
For Charities Benefit

ing, and these men are rapidly see Z
ing TO IL that the club traditions are, /,
revived. Also. DR.. Devereux says
that one doesn't have 20 be q mem )
Der OF the Chevy Chase Club TO Join B.
the hunting parties: they only have b
20 be respectable and q good horse
man. always ready 10 take q high
fence.
They also would like to have the
Clarence Moore farm near Kenslnf-
ton where a fine steeplechase could !.
be laid out: there is almost a natural
one there now Clarence Moore used
30 keep the Chevy Chase kennels
there when he was N. r. II. OF the
Chevy Chase Club in those days
Many a morning before breakfast
have / passed Clarence Moore in his
pink coat starting out from there .
for an early ride with his groom in
elaborate togs riding behind-ususl-
ly just the two Of them. Il was not
long after those days that he was
drowned on the Titanic. DR.. Dever-
eux says that Admiral Grsyson IL ,
really thinking Of buying a place
maybe the Moore farm-some where
in this vicinity for his stables. and
then we discussed what q wonderful
horsemsp Dr. Grayson is. even
though a naval ofhcer. Il saw a
sailor lad in his sailor blouse riding
horseback in the park last sunday.
morning) DIR. DevereuI goes as far,
as to say there isn't a better horse,
man in the country than DR.. Gray .
son, or one with a wider knowledge
of horses. and declares that he has
a horse in his stables that gives
promise OF being greater than Sam
Riddles Man O. War" 90
TANBARK FANS TURN
OUT FOR HoRsEsHOw.
The world and his wife" went
to Fort Myer Friday afternoon for
the exhibition drill over there.
Even Mrs. Wilson went: also the.
Secretary of War and Mrs. Baker.
and the heads of all OF the Wan
Department bureaus, besides the
social elect like Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth. don't you know, and
Mrs. Cromwell Brooks-yes, Col
Quekemeyer was in her box-Mrs
John Hays Hammond. and so on
1t was all for the beneht Of the
Army Relief Society. 90
The exhibition opened with a
parade Of the prize-winning horses
exhibited at Madison Square Gar
drill rarely equaled even when
given for distinguished foreign
visitors. In the cavalry events
Capt. Cole, with Troop L. and Lieut.
Morris S. Daniels. jr-, with Troop
". won continuous applause, as did
the jumping Of Troop !. Col. W
c. Rivers. commandsnt OF the post.
received congratulations on every
hand for the excellence of the per-
formance. The drill was followed
by a tea dance in the aoministrs-
tion building, where the jazz band
of the Third Cavalry played until
6 o'clock, and was a jolly party.
THE first OF the indoor horse
shows staged by the American
i Remount Association at the
Riding and Hunt Club last SATURDAY.
evening" week ago yesterday :,
was a huge SUCCESS. ] think even
the members of me association were,
surprised at the large and euthusi-
astic audience that turned out -
they didn't know there were so
many ardent tanbsrk fans in WASH
ington. -
Mai. A. A. Cedarwald who is sec
rotary OF the association was telling
me that they hope to put on a simi-
lar affair each month, with the OBJ
ject Of bringing army officers and
civilian lovers OF horses together IN
cooperative endeavor to stimu-
late interest in the breeding OF
horses suitable for army purposes
He was saying that since the war
the breeding OF saddle horses had
practically ceased in the Cnit>s
States and that horsemen over the
country were alarmed at the pros
poets OF the saddle horse becoming
an extinct species in this country.
They hope by creating a demand
for good saddle horses 20 make IL
profitable TO breed them. Msj. Ce-
darwald pointed out that since the
war the price of saddle horses had
sunk to almost nothing-you can
get a good animal anywhere for
just a few hundred dollars.
By the way. speaking OF Mai Ce-
darwald reminds me that I saw him
in ''cits" for the first time on the
night Of the show since the war.
He is just out OF the service and Is
devoting his entire time to the re-
mount association ! believe he g.
In charge OF the magazine they are
going to get out in the near future.
I saw his step-dsughter, Mrs. Martin
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