The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
SOCIETY THRONGS
BOXES AT GARDEN
Polo Game Proves Big Attrac-
ton and All Seats Are
Filled Early.

Every box and seat were occupied
at an early hour last night at the Horse
Show in Madison Square Garden. The
polo game was big attraction The
promenade was also crowded. and loco
motion was not comfortable. Early in
the evening there was a queue of per-
sons anxious to gain admission to the
garden that suggested the Metropolitan
Opera House on a Caruso night, and the
lines stretched both sides OF the en-
trance round into the side streets
Really. the gathering OF last night re-
called the palQy days of the Horse
Show, as far as numbers were con-
cerned. although there were no dukes
or lords OF high degree In evidence.
Handsome costumes and furs were
worn, and evidently those In the arena
boxes and reserved seats had dressed
for dinners given in advance.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Rogers of
Tuxedo Park had with them In their
box Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pelham
Robbins, Mrs. J. Lee Taller and Mr.. e.
Victor Loew.
Mrs, William Lowe Rice, in one of the
arena boxes, was accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Newton, Jr.. Mrs.
Charles Greenleaf Ayres and Mrs. G.
Emlen Starr.
Mr.. ]. Parker Kirlin of Locust Valley
was with Mrs. William NJ. Fleitmann
and Miss Ida Louise F'leitmann. Miss
Pauline Robinson again was with Sir
Adam and Lady Beck in their box.
Gen. Daniel Appleton watched the
polo with evident satisfaction in the
box with Mr.. I. ]. r. Muurling and
Mr.. Wilson Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. McGibbon, Mr.. George s.
Wailen and Mr.. William L. Koch were
wit I'm IN bav.
arena box.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Lanier and
the Misses Lanier of Greenwich were in
one of the arena boxes and near them
were Mr. and Mrs. George r. Fahys ar
Miss Constance Fahys. with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas j. Regain were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Vidor
Among others seen in the boxes and
Fl omenade were Mrs. Samuel A Well
don, Miss Mary Hoyt Wiborg. Mr.. Ford
Huntington Mr.. Julian Little. Mr. and
Mrs. II. Durant Cheever. Miss Lucille
Baldwin, Mr.. Benjamin Nicoll, Mr.
Fierre Lorilard Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. !.
Jason Waters Mr.. and Mrs. lido
sc schmann, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Maclay. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Dalrympie
Iercival, Mr. and Mrs. John ]. O'DonO-
hue. Mr.. Robert Van Boskerck. Mr. Gin
ten Gilmore and Mr.. howard Wiliets.
At the Matinee.
Yesterdays matinee audience main
tanned the standard of the previous af-
ternoon sessions. AS usual. the shrill
vocal approval OF children formed the
keynote of the applause Many of the
bt xes were filled with the rising gener-
alton OF fanciers of the thoroughbred
horse, and they appeared to be as seri-
ously interested in the doings within
the arena as were their elders. Mrs.
Richard L. Morris and Mrs. David Wag-
staff had six enthusiastic little folk with
them in box No Is In five other boxes
parties were chiefly made up of juve-
nile patrons of the show.
Major-Gen. Charles f. Roe and Ma
jor-Gen. Daniel Appleton, the latter In
uniform. were among the spectators at
the matinee.
Mrs. Edward willets was accompa-
MED by Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Willets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson K. Dering of Chi
cago had a party with them In box No
guests of Harvey S. Ladew in box
No. "a.
Others at the matinee were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert z. Tod. Edward willing
Henry F. Eldridge. Walter Phelps Bliss,
DR. and Mrs. George Boiling Lee. Miss
Mercer French, Mrs. George II Tilton,
Jr.; Noel McVickar. Mrs. Williams
Heye. Harris Fahnestock. Henry f.
Coe, Rowland Davis, William G.. Rookie
Teller. L. Victor Loew. Mr.. and Mrs AL
fred Barmore Maclay. Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthew Aston Wilks. Mrs. F. Ambrose
Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Rives. Dr.
and Mrs. Albert r. Moffit. Mrs. Francis
Burial Hoffman, Paul A. Andrews
Lewis e. Waring. e. Van der Horst
Koch. Mrs. Gouverneur Kortright. Mr.
and Mrs. John Nee Bowman and Mrs
Ben Ali Haggin.