The New York herald., 1922-11-08
Society Turns Out
in Rain and Mist
for Belmont Races
United Hunts Meet Attracts
Fashionable Gathering
Many Luncheons.

With unfavorable conditions there
was a.good sized gathering yesterday
for the special meet of the United Hunts
Racing Association. which. contrary to
custom, was held~at Belmont Park and
not at the terminal. Good citizens who
attended the meet all had voted early
and their consciences were clear on civic
duties performed.
There were numerous parties for
luncheon at the Turf and Field Club.
Tables were placed Oh the enclosed ver-
andahs y.iere an excellent menu was
served Under tho direction of Auguste
Keller of the Vanderbilt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis L. V. Hoppfn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Daniell and Mr..
Henry s. Leverich wereFwith Mrs. Rus
sell II. Hopkins. Mrs. Norrie Sellars S
party included Mr.. and Mrs. Martin y.
saportas and Miss Audrey Hoffman. At
a nearby table with Miss Ellin Mackay
were Miss Katharine Wyman Porter.
Miss Virginia Ryan. Messrs. Worthing
ton Davis. Louis Gordon Pooler and
Murray HOFFMAN.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Allen Townsend and
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Bullock formed
party at one table. and at another were
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel willets and Mr..
and Mrs. j. Randolph Robinson. Miss
Gladys Kemp and Mr.. Emerson MacMil-
lin were with Mr.. and Mrs. RI. Rogers
Benjamin. and Miss Muriel Vanderbilt
was with Mr. and Mrs S. Bryce Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. whitewright Watson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sherwin and Mrs.
S. Osgood Pell were with Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Roosevelt Pell. Mr.. George p.
Messervy's guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillips Allen Clark and Mr.. Percy
Chubb.
Others at the Club.
Others at luncheon at the club were
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald wlgham. Mr..
and Mrs. w. Albert Pease. Jr., and their
daughter, Miss Patty pease: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Halstead Van der Poel. Mr
and Mrs. Edward Van der Horst Koch,
Mrs Gustav Baumann, Mr.. Gustav Bau-
mann, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L.
Cammanii, Mr. and Mrs. Z. Somerville
voss. Mr. and Mrs. George r. d. Schif-
ton de Peyster Mr.. and Mrs Frank c.
Henderson. Mr.. and Mrs Henry T. F'leit-
mann. Mr.. and Mre.sJ. Schuyler Casey
whose guests were Mr., and Mrs. Joseph
l.. Egan, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j. Drum
Lmond and Miss Catherine Meehan;
Messrs. Gerald Hull Gray, Humphrey
Nichols, Cotton Smith. Lydig Hoyt
Henry w. Bull. Angler b. Duke. William
j. Sturgis, f. Clarkson Potter and Gen.
Daniel Appleton.
The racing committee including
Messrs. Henry A. Buck, Henry l.. Bell,
Rufus c Finch, Charles l.. A. Heisler,
Norrie Sellar, A. Fillmore Hyde, r. Penn
Smith, Jr., r. Slsiddy Won Stade, l..
Muurling and NJ Roy jackson, lunched
in the library.
When those who had been at the club
went to the boxes or the grand stand
there was a finc drizzle OF rain tnat
interfered considerably with creature
comforts and there were no groups on
the lawn.
Mrs. Payne whitney's Guests.
Mrs. Payne whitney came from her
country place IN Manhasset ana Mrs.
Adolf Ladenburg who came from west
bury brought her daughter, MISS Eu-
genie May Ladenburg and Mrs. George
Draper. y A #t
Others there were MIR. Henry steers
Orr and his daughter. Miss Marie
Louise Orr. James Lee, Henry q. Gray.
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Nelson voss ana
their debutante daughter. Miss Alice
McKim Voss; Mrs, Dudley Oicott,
Arthur c. Jackson. Sir Ashley ana Lazy
Sparks Morgan J. Goetchius. w.
Archer Thomson, Mr.. and Mrs. &. Oliver
fselin. Mr.. ana Mrs. Townsend Morgan,
Frederick Kern. Mr.. ana Mrs. J. Henry
Alexandra, MIR. and Mrs. Henry w.
Warner. Mira. J.. Sergeant Cram, Mr..
and Mrs. James B. rayior. Mr.. and
Mra. James b. Taylor, Jr.. Mrs. Archi-
bald q. Mcilwaine. Jr.. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Mortimer L. Schirf, Devices Dilwortn,
MIR. and Mrs william w. WILCOX. Mrs.
Morgan Belmont. Miss Beth Martin, Mr..
ana Mrs. William woodward. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Robert G. Winmill Mrs. J. n.
Smith Hadden, Miss Mary Hoyt wiporg.
Miss Kathryn Bachc, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Faris Russell, Emil Pfizer and Franklin