The New York herald., 1921-10-09
Rain Fails to Dampeg1 Enthusiasm OF
Throngs at Piping Rock Horse Sh0w
Club House Is Crowded at
Luncheon Hour and Many
Have Parties Under Trees.

Lowering clouds and rain failed 20
ofill the ardor OF the throngs that went
10 Locust Valley yesterday tor tie
second and final day OF the Piping ROCK
horse show. The morning was coio'
but Il did not prevent some OF the
enthusiasts from lunching out Of doors
IA the grove near the show ring m
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hitch
cock, M. and Mrs. Arthur w. hossiter'
Mp. and Mrs. Walter Jennings, Mr.. ana
AIRS. Howard T. Kingsbury. Mr.. ana
Mrs. George Il. Fahys, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Hodenpyl. and Mr.. and Mrs. w
Russell Grace.
Others had luncheon served IRON tAe
club under a marquee Among these
we're Mrs. Francis Burial Hoffman.
who was with her son, Mr. Albert l.
Hoffman; Mrs. Oliver. Hartman, wno
was with Mr. and Mrs. Edward K.
Tinker; Mr. and Mrs. e. Mortimer
Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. DAVIS
ltr. and Mrs. Henry w. Bucknali. MT
and Mrs. Harry I. Miller, Mr.. and MRS.
Theodore Roosevelt Pell, Mr. and MIS-.
a. Maurice Heckscher and Mt. ana
Mrs. Albert Y. Gray, with whcm MIS-.
Moses Taylor Campbell was lunchins.
Before luncheon was over there was I,
6cwnpour which decidedly nterlefee
with creature comfort
IT was quite different in the club
house. which was filled to its capacity
by those who had made arrangements
for luncheon in advance. Tai ..ss We
nlscrd in the dining room, library "
corridors Mrs. Nelson Burr had
luncheon for Mrs. Edwin Gould, who IS
visiting her In Oyster Bay. Her othar
,sussts were Mr.. and Mrs. James y. Iay-
lor. Mr.. Andrew Gray, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Taylor and Mr.. Frederic Potts
Moore. Mr. and Mrs A. Rene Moen
had as their guests Mr.. and Mrs- y.
lIcward Dawson, DR. and Mrs. Normal n
g. r'itman, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w.
Appleton and Miss Kate Appleton
sIr. and Mrs. shonnard's Party.
wr. and Mrs. Horatio S. Shonnard's s
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. r. Egerton
webb ard Mrs. Robert Z. Tod. With
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Thieriot were
Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh G. Gildersleeve
and DR.. Thomas Russell. In the party
with Mr.. and Mrs. Langdon Harris were
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Aldrich, MI. and
Mrs. ]. Theus Munds. Mr.. and Mrs. y.
G. Van Heck, Jr.; Miss Elisapetn
Archibold and Mr.. Wyckoff vanderhoff
Mrs. J. Stevens Ulnnan, recently ar
rived from Paris. was with Mr.. and MRS
Wright Barclay, as was also Mr. Il.
J'ierpont Hicks. Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel
Phelps were with Mr.. and Mrs. Chartes
~ Pettinos and Mr.. and Mrs. $. a. war
ner Baltazzi lunchcd with Mr.. and ME-
William Armstrong Greer
Mrs Cyril DugTnore's guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Graves. Mr.. ana MIS-
IRA Richards, Count de Perigny and Mr.
Ottayio Figueroa. With Mrs William
Il. Sheehan were Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
L. " Hoppin and Mr.. Samuel Pisa MI
and Mes Robert +. Huntington and Mr.
Ford Huntington were guests or MT. and
Mrs. George s. Brewster. Mr.. and Mrs.
Colgate Hoyt were with DR.. and Mrs.
Walter Eyre Lambert.
Rain Keeps Many Away.
The rain kept many away from the at
ternoon show and most OF those who
watched 1. did SO from their covered
motors. Among these were Mr.. and Mrs
Paul ID. Cravath. who came from Vera
ton after luncheon, and Mr.. Frank e
Hsgemeyer who was with them. Mrs
Dexter A. Hawkins was In a limousine
with her son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry w. Warner. Mrs. Wing
who had notored from Westbury
watched the judging from her closed car
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Bryce Wing and Mr.
and Mrs. L. Stuart Wing were again
with her.
In tho judging of horses the children's
classes were almost all finished In the
morning When there were about three
more classes to be Judged in the after
noon the rain stopped and the classes
for the bes. hunter was judged with the
Gun shining.
The bost saddle horse CT the show
proved TO be Mrs. Leland Woods Bohe-
inian SIX. who has won so many ribbons
this season She was placed first over
n. ]. Hess's Desert Gold.
The Meadow Brook challenge cup
which means the best hunter over 16.2
hands, fell to the stable of Mrs. Thomas
Hitchcock when Cavalier, the many
times winner In all conditions Of hunter
classes, outciassed his field Mrs. A. c.
Ludlam's Ray o. Light won second place
The class for jumpers over the five