The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-11
Mem BOxhOIderS
for Horse ShOW
Here Next Week
Canada to Be Represented by
Col. Sir Adam Beck-0ther
Reservations.

When the National Horse show gives
The winter season it's formal start next
rFunday afternoon a few hours ahead
Of its perennial rival. the premiere at
Ia Metropolitan Opera House, several
--.-11ns new among holders of boxes
WIN be seen in that favored arcra loca-
ION. The horse show actually will be
opened on Monday forenoon. but the
'-'st chapter concerning societ, will be
titan at the matinee.
.Yhe social standard established two
. airs ago with the REVIVAL OF societys
interest in the annual equine exhibition
IN the Madison Square Garden Will be
Maintained. Thus he horse show re-
mains social institution. Among the
box holders residents OF Tuxedo Park
md the nearby 10 ~ Island colonies.
which find much OF their pleasure In TIE
frort that centres about the thorough
bred horse, will be we'll represented.
MIR. FoxhalI p. Kecne. who now Is
resident of Maryland. will come to New
York for the weeks exhibition and will
have an arena box. Canada Will be rep
resented by Col Sir Adam Beck. and
Miss Katherine Langdon Wilks OF
Cruickston Park, Gait. ont. Miss Wilks
IS one of the members OF the large
Astor connection and Is a sister OF Mr.
Matthew Aston Wilks, who Is classed
among the horse shows consistent
PATRONS. Mr.. Isaac II. Clothier, Jr.. Mr..
Harry G.. Holloway and Messrs. Will
lam II. Wanamaker. Jr., and Thomas
Il. Wanamaker, Jr., will be included in
Philadelphias contingent of box hold
ers. Mr.. and Mrs William II. Hamilton
should also be included in the Phila-
delpha group. although they have passed
much of their time In New York since
their marriage.
Many From other Cities.
The Du Pont family WILL as usual, be
well represented in the pox row. Miss
Amy L. du Pont of Wilmington, Mr..
William du Pont and Mr.. Alfred l. du
Pont have retained boxes. Others will
come even greater distances, such as Mr..
w. w. Wilcox of Pittsbury. Mrs. J. S..
Sylvester of Boston and Mrs. Lulu Long
Combs of Kansas City. Mrs Ben Ali
Iaggin, who has been an exhibitor at
nearby horse shows for the last two
years, also will have box in the arena
row.
Others the promenaders will find in
front row locations will be Mrs +.
Henry Hartman, Mrs. Ambrose Mcneil.
Mrs. Preston Dayie, Mrs. Aohn S. Rogers
an1 Messrs. Pierre Lorillard Jr., George
=. w
lam M. Fleitmann, Herman c. Huffer Jr.,
John EtE Bowman, Walter j. Salmon,
robert Law. ]. Macy Wilets. Alfred
Barmore Mac.ay, Lewis L. Clarke. Louis
X. Liggett, William H. Moore, John a.
Roebling and James Cox Brady. This il
only partial list OF the arena box hold-
ers, who will represent every phase of
patron, from the owner and exhibitor to
the men and women who have not per-
mitted the utilitarian automobile to put
the horse out of their fancy
- Next sunday Mr.. John Nee. Bowman,
who is director OF the National Horse
Show Association as we'll as one of the
Judges, will give the exhibition its
customary preface In the annual Horse
Show breakfast in the Bltmore Hotel
The breakfast, which will be served in
the music room of the hotel. is to be &
friends than predecessors among such
entertainments.
Guests for Breakfast.
Among the guests of Mr.. Bowman vii,
be Gen. John J. Pershing, Major Adna
il. Chaffce, u. S. A., and Reginald c.
Vanderbilt. Robert A. Fairbarn. william
III. Wanamaker Jr.. William II. Moore
Alfred d. Maclay. George Il. Hulme
fhnest lseiin, Franklin Il, Jourdan, II
Lawrence Smith. j. Macy Willets. George
Willing. w. Il. Coe, Louis Haight Harry
u. Holloway. @. Howard Dawson
Charles +. Hubbs, Joseph w Harrima n
John Schuyler Casey. Reginald w. Rives
John r. Townsend. Harvey s. Ladew
Capt. John w. Rafferty,. Major a C
Thurman. Brig. Gen. Dwight u. Ault
man, Major Fred c. Wallace, Major I. 5
Martin. Col John c. Quiekmeyer. Capt
a. NJ. Marshall, Capt. J. A. Warner
Major John X. Brown, William du Pont
Clinton b. Seeley. George A. Cclema a
and Guy A. Ward.