New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-09-14
Horse Shows to
Attract Society
To Long Island
sesin Saturday al ST. James
and McClenaIiar's Nut
hourne FARM; Exhibits at
Mineola and Piping Rock
afr. Warren Gives Dinner
sgrs. Archibald Nj. Brown TO
Give Dance at Stony Brook
for Debutante Daughter

Ths arst of the autumn Long Island
s.rse shows will be on Saturday, when
II o,s.day Shutdown Horse Show is
..n At Fifty Acre Field at St. James,
~ The Shutdown show ring, which
sa;o;us Mr. Lawrence Smith Buffers
,.a,a field at st. James. is considered
.aos Inc most beautiful in the East
r,om present indications Saturdays
.h.w will attract many society show
horse enthusiasts.
This viii be the thirteenth annual
show and its classes will be open only
- boyses owned by amateurs who are
resiaents Of Long Island. The COM
,.;t,es IN charge Of the show includes
$. Messrs. Lawrence Smith Butler.
rJward H. Garlic, Devereux Emmett,
pobeYt Giiraor, James w. Lane. Arthur
Lawrence. William A. Minott, Clar-
snce H. Robbins and r. Lawrence
Smith Hunting and saddle classes
viii feature the show.
Many Will Entertain
dUVEE tHS ACcAlSiltS az otnlkfIkOW II
who will entertain at their home q
Friday and Saturday are Mrs. William
A. Minott, Mrs. Stanford White, Mrs.
Francis c. Huntington, Mrs. Devereux
Emriet, Mrs. Spencer Meade, Mrs.
Ernest G. Osborne, Mrs. Alonzo Pot
ter. Mrs. Montgomery Hare, Mrs.
Horace Andrews, Mrs. James w. Lane,
Mrs. Robert Gilmor and Mrs. Charles
D. Miller.
Mrs. Archibald NJ. Brown will give
dance Saturday night at her eoun-
Try home in Stony Brook for her
debutante daughter. Miss Helen Brown.
Miss Brown will also have reception
gwen in her honor Sunday afternoon.
Following the Shutdown show, the
Mineola Horse Show will be held on
September 81, % and 30. This will
be followed by the Piping Rock Show,
which is considered the most fashion
a5le of the Long Island shows.
The Ninth Annual Greenwich Horse
Show will be held Saturday at Mr..
James McClenahan's Nutbourne Farm,
near Port Chester. Mr.. James G. Mar
shall and General Charles I. De Be-
yoise have been Invited to judge the
saddle classes. Mr.. Frank A. Bonsal
will judge the hunters and Mr.. Rob-
ert Bacon jr. the polo horses.
Mr.. Whitney Warren Is Host
Mr.. Whitney Warren gave dinner
At his home, 200 Park avenue, last
night for Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Goelet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Roberts, who
have arrived in the city from New
port, gave luncheon at Sherry's yes
terday. Among their guests was Mrs.
de Lancey 0elrichs. Others who enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday at
Sherrys were Mrs. j w. Hartman,
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus L. Patterson, Mrs.
Colgate Hoyt, Mrs. William B. Thomp-
son and Mrs Childs Prick.
T Mrs. William Barbour is at the Plaza
nom her country home in Rumson
lead, Seabright.
Hr. and Mrs. Russell Mcdonnell Tav-
hi who have been touring through
iagland, are at the Plaza. They will
Depart soon for their winter home in
los Angeles.
Mrs. William Thaw Sd has returned
IRON short visit to Southampton and
Y at the Ambassador.
81 MI and Mrs. Chester G. Burden have
come to the city from Oyster Bay, L. l.,
and are at the Ambassador.
3 Mr., and Mrs. Gera1dyn l.. Redmond,
q S23 Park Avenue, are at the Ritz
carlton. Mrs. Charles Arthur Moore,
81 Greenwich, and Mrs. and Mrs. John
=. Saltonstall, who have come to the
slty from Topsfeld, Mass, are also at
the Ritz.