The New York herald., 1922-11-15
VISITORS COME FAR
TO SEE THE HORSES.
Mep and Women Prominent in
Society Find Much to In
terest Them at Show.


of men and women from other cities
Some of them have come several thou
sand miles to watch the proceedings in
the armory. There are others from the
hunting fields of Virginia and still others
from the conservative environs of Bos-
ton They all form a group of reliable
friends of the horse and were pointed
out yesterday in the following first per-
son manner:
THAT couple is from Devon. They are
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunter, but have
New York relations. They are getting
ready to start on trip around the
world Miss Gertie Emily German,
daughter of Mr.. S. Jennings German OF
226 Madison avenue. who was married
to Mr. Charles Webb in her home on
November 4, is Mrs. Hunters niece Mr.
and Mrs Hunter are two of our best
friends of the horse.
There goes Price Mckinney of Cleve-
land and Wickliffe, Ohio. He was for
some time business partner OF James
Corrigan. Mr. and Mrs. James Corrigan
have made an imprint upon society IN
London and New York. They are abroad
now. I believe Mr.. Mckinney has a
remarkable son IL years old. His name
is Rigan Mckinney. You will find the
name of the lad in the list OF exhibitors
with a lot of class numbers after II. You
NAV not believe it but that boy selects
his own horses with the judgment OF
trained grownup.
IL should like you to watch that
young woman in the ring. She Is MISS
Jean Browne Scott of Port Kentucky,
Pa Her father has had noted career
in public life and did lot for gooo
roads in his State. She is one or our
noted American horsewomen. She has
several horses bred by the late Dan
Hanna and drives her own four-in-
| hand -
! THAT man just passing is f. w.
| Matthiessen of Venture, Cal. You as
sociate his name with that OF SIN BAD.
Now sand here and watch them go oy.
Thus they passed: w. l.. Lewis OF
Tulsa. o. Il. Brown of Vermont, Arthur
tG Leonard of Boston. A. e. Ogilvie'
former master Of the Montreal Hunt
A. +. Craven. master of the Albermarie
Hunt at Charlottesville; Fred +. fleld
the Brocton shoe manufacturer VINO Is
an ardent horseman Jackson X. Deer
/ ing of Chicago o. W. Lehfnann OIL
Lake Villa, ILL.,; Mrs. ]. ID. Hertz OF
|
Va Isaac n. Clothier of Philadelphia,
"and., added the personal conductor
"last but far from least John e. Mad
den of Lexington
In the Boxes.
The guests of Reginald c. Vanderbilt
! in Rox 60 included Mrs. Louis Ralston,
| Mrs Farris Russell. Mrs. Lathrop Kan
| dolph. Mrs James T. Terry and MISS
Harriet J. NJ Camac.
In the party with Mrs Henry NJ Til
ford in Box 81 were, Miss Annette TIL
ford and Mrs, David Wagstaff. Mrs.
Robert Goelet had party with her IN
| Box 13. Mrs. Matthew Astor Wilks
was with her sister-in-law. Miss kath-
crime Langdon Wilks OF Cruickston
Park, Gait, Ontario, In Box i3.
The army. that is so vitality interested
this year in the proceedings In the
armory, was we'll represented yesterday
by Brig. Gen. Sladen, the commandant
at West Point who was a guest or
Pierre Lorillard, Jr I'm the directors
box. with Alfred b. Maclay as one OF
the party.
The mattresses who helped make tea
drinking so popular a diversion at yes
terday's matinee were the Misses Mar
jorie Hughes. Sibyll Bliss. Annie Au-
chincloss, Kate def. Prentice. Diana
Dalziel. Dorothy schiff and Phyllis
Bernhard.
The tea drinkers, who sent more dol
lars into the fund of the New York
Association for Improving the Condi-
ton of the Poor, included Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Brown Saportas, Mrs. Morton L.
Schwartz. J. Langdon Erving, Mr.. and
Mrs Francis p. Garvan, Wright Bar
clay. Mrs. Charles G. Ayres, Mr.. and
Mrs Louis Haight, Wilbur A. Blood
good Miss Rosalie Bloodgood. Mr. and
Mrs. J. Rich Steers, Alden S. Blodget
Mrs. John S. Rogers. Mrs. l.. Work
Hewitt, f.. Victor Loew. Henry T.. Coe.
William Goadby Loew and Mrs. Wilbur
Knox Mathews.
Big Crowd at Evening session.
There was a brilliant gathering for
the evening session. boxes and seats In
the arena being we'll filled and round
the ring there was standing crowd
three deep. The various events were
watched with keen interest and there
were frequent marks of approval for
the judging.
Mrs. Robert Goelet had with her In
one of the arena boxes Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen @. Wellman and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Lansing McVickar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis L. Clarke gave
dinner I'm advance of the show at ss'
Fifth avenue, afterward bringing their
guests to their arena box. Their party
included Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Nixon
Mrs. Ebert II. Gary and Judge Richard
Lydon.
Tuxedo Park was represented by Mrs
Henry NJ Tilford with whom were Mr
and Mrs. David Wagstaff. Miss Aqette
Tllford and Mr.. Pierre Lorillard.
Miss Eleanora Sears OF Boston
watched the judging from the box OF
Mr.. Harry Worcester Smith.
Mr. Harry IIolloway's guests were
Mr.. and Mrs Frank G. Henderson, the
latter's sister. Mrs Hcrreshoff. Mrs.
Paul Aborn and Capt. Arnold. u. ). y.
One of the seasons debutantes, Miss
Betty Condor. watched the judging with
her mother. Mrs. Thomas q. Condor.
from the south side of the arena An
other debutante, who promenaded about
the ring with friends, was Miss Sarah
Thomson.
Others In the boxes or seats were Mr..
and Mrs. H. Stuart Wing. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alden Blodget. Mr.. and Mrs. III. Rogers
BENJAMIN, Mrs. George II. Pell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Haight Mr.. and Mrs. A. Phil
lipe Won Hemert. Thomas II. Howard.
MIR. and Mrs. Rowland S. Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. Howard Dawson and their
daughter. Miss Margaret Dawson: Fred |
eric Coudert Bellinger. Edmond Bel
llnger George Ieary. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. |
Henry G. Beadleston, Paul Warburg.
Marcel Gourd, Mrs. Juan NJ. Ceballos,
Miss Louisa Ceballos. Harvey S. Ladew. |
Mr. and Mrs Archibald O. McIlwaine.