The New York herald., 1922-08-20
Greenbrier Horse
Sh0w Attraction
At White Sulphur
Many Exhibitors Compete in
Annual Fixture With Fine
Collection of Hunters.
speo.a, Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD

Special DfSpdtch 70 The NEW YORK HERALD.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. Va.
Aug. 19.- The eliminating point of the
August season was the Greenbrer So
ciety Horseshow held yesterday at the
horseshow grounds and attended by the
entire summer colony. who filled the
boxes and bleachers. Many beautiful
costumes were worn by the women, and
the scene was a gay and colorful set
ting for the Virginia bred hunters and
jumpers. winners of numerous blue rib
bons and trophies, that made up the
bulk of the showing and around which
interest conferred
Miss Carroll Smith of Philadelphia
attracted much attention by her horse
manship, putting her hunter over jump
after jump without stirrups. Mrs.
James Il. Weir Of New York and
Charleston, Edward Stewart of East
Orange, n. j.; Charles a. Bray of
Detroit, Mrs. Paul Clelland Of Charles
ton and Mrs. Edward Morris of CHI
cago were all among the exhibitors.
Others showing horses were the Misses
Natalie, Charlotte, Ruth and Mary
Hanna, daughters of Mrs. Stewart
Hanna of New York, and all expert
horsewomen; Miss Alice Deford and
Miss Julia Williams CT Baltimore, Mrs
j. H. Tower of Pensacola, Fla. Miss
Elizabeth Douglas Of St. Louis, MIS-
Francis Howell of Charleston, Mrs. u.
M. Bernhart, Miss Olive Kahlo Miss
GLADYS Tuke, Marshall Talbert and
Saunders p Jones of Louisville, Law
renee Lewis of st. Augustine, l.. ).
Ehret, Jr., and George Ehret of New.
York and William Burton and John u.
Lewis.
Dickson Bros. of White Sulphur
showed some exceptionally fine hunters.
nearly all two and three-year-o and
only partly schooled. Attracting special
attention were Atta-Boy. particularly
promising three-year-old: Sweet Lady,
a chestnut mare, and two-year-olu
Hold Me- NJ F. II. Lawrence Dixor
was in charge of the show and the
Judges were w. w. Gordon of Osborn
VILE. Va, and Thomas Hogshead OF
Staunton.
BOXES were taken by Mrs. Victor NJ.
Graves, Mrs. Stuart Hanna, Mrs. Louis
]. Ehret Mrs. Charles Donohue. Mr..
and Mrs. James B. Weir and Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. Thurnauer OF New
York Others in attendance were Mr.
and Mrs. John White Geary, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Cadwallader. Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs George Dickie Ogden and MISS
katherine Ogden of Philadelphia; MISS
Tneodora Lille Of Haverford, Pa. WIFI
lam Rhinelander Stewart. Madison
Grant. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmore d. Hotch-
kiss. Jr., DR.. George Ashe Taylor. Mrs.
william Sinclair Mrs. Irving I. Bush.
Miss Hope Bush, Mrs. Edward w.
McKenna Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Edrlhs-
ton, the Misses Florence and olive
Burlington, Mrs. Eldridge Matthew ROD
erts, DIR. F. c. Edgerton. Miss Grace
Kohler, j. j. Wyle, Jr.. Mrs J. H.
Mahler, and the Misses Anne ana MARY
Mailer of New York.
Still others were Prentice. Talmage
Of Bernardsville, N. j.; the Misses Mary
Dorothy and Jean Luke of Tarrytown;
Mr. and Mrs Thomas b. Paine. ana
a:;ss Douglas Gay Paine. Mr.. and Mrs
Milton Dargan, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn
Dozier Lowndes and Mr.. and Mrs. john
n. Little Of Atlanta, Ca: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Randolph Bland, Mrs. Andrew M.
Reid, Mrs. Sherlock Swan. Mr. and mrs.
Alexander Brown, Coleman A. Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Donneiiy'
Mrs. John C. Deford of Baltimore, ana
John SHELTON Williams and Mrs. Thomas
Rutherford Of Richmond.
Also DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Chatard
of washington; Gen. Julian $. Carr OF
Durham. N. c.; Mrs. Robert N. Lewis,
Mics Roberta Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Virgil A. Lewis and Mr.. and Mrs. r. N
warmack Of st. Louis; the Misses Mary
ana Katherine Scott and Miss Annie
Laurie Warmack, Mrs. Garrett b. wall
Miss Martha Wall, Mrs A. p. witty
NJ. A A. Cowen, Mrs. John H. Doug
las. Miss Adele Batre, Mrs. FRANK
-Iathrop. Miss Eva Conner Lathrop. Mr..
ana Mira Lawrence Mccormick, MIS-
leigh c. Palmer, Judge and Mrs. Henry
r priest. Mr. and Mrs. Walter n.
close Mr.. and Mrs. B. Frank Mebane,
Mr. ana Mrs. J. II. Moorehsad, Mr.. ana
Mrs. n. r. Maher, Mr.. and Mrs p. W.
Fleurney. Mr.. and Mrs. Miner haw-
yard. Mr.. and Mrs. George BROOKE. Mr.
and Mrs J. M. Frazer. Mr. ana MRS.
Frederick 8. Metzler and Dwight H.
AIeigs.
Iast night, following the horseshow.
fillmore d. Hotchkiss, Jr., of New YORK
md Richmond, and A. p. Witty OF
Huntsville gave n large party at kates
Mountain Club which was attended oy
All the members OF the younger set
Tbourh the show marks the climax OF
midsummer gayeties the season Is by no
means over. Visitors still have the an
mai hal masuue to look forward TO on
August 25. The children's fancy dress
nartv IL scheduled for August 20 and
Irs Lawrence Lewis Of ST. Augustine,
Fla. win give one of the largest ar
fairs Of the summer at the Casino
Tuesday evening.
Perhaps the most interesting OF the
nrivate entertainments this week was
lie cotillon given in the ballroom OF the
old White wednesday night by Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas b. Paine and Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Grant of Atlanta. Ga, for their
daughters, Miss Douglas Gay Paine and
Miss Anne Grant.
George Brokaw OF New York gave
several prizes for a putting tournament
earIv In tho week. Mrs. Walter IL Close
~ New York entertained at large
nartv at Kate's Mountain Club the mid
dle Of the week Mrs. B. Frank Mebane
was hostess at large party Friday.
and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Ehret and Mrs.
Walter H. Close OF New York. X I.
schenck of Jersey City, Nine. Alma
rIayburgh Of New York. Dwight r.
Meirs OF Pottstown Pa. Mrs. Leigh &.
Palmer OF Washington and Mrs. Andrew
NJ. Reid and Mr.. and Mrs. John Ran
dolph Bland OF Baltimore have All
been among those entertaining.
Cen Julian S. Carr of Durhant. y. q.
was among the weeks arrivals at the
creenbrier and has been doing consid-
.-,hia entartaining He Is president or