The New York herald., 1922-06-03
Dinner and Dance Follow the
First Day of Annual
Horse Show.

Special Dispatch to The New YORK HERALD.
TUXEDO PARK. n. Y. June Light
rain all day did not keep society away
from the opening Of the Horse Show,
and many prominent exhibitors were
included in the big gathering.
The competition was sharp. and all
the classes were well contested. Miss
Ivy D. Maddson's horse Myopia. won
in the women's saddle horse class over
Miss Clara s. Pecl's Winona, a con-
sistent winner in previous shows. An
other popular winner was Miss Clara
S. Peck's pony Midnight Frolic. ridden
by David Wagstaff. Jr. Miss Peck pre-
scented to Master Wagstaff the silver
cup. The Judges were Mr.. r. Law
renee Smith, Col. r. II. Williams and
Mr.. Alfred B. Maclay.
This years show is being conducted
by a committee headed by Mrs. David
wagstaff as president. and Major Pierre
Lorillard. Jr.. as secretary and treas
urer The Stewards include Mrs. Pres
ton Davie, who scored popular vic
tory in the saddle horse road hack class
with her horse Vice-Burn Mr.. Theo-
dore Frelinghuysen, Mr.. E. Victor Loew,
Mr.. John E. Cowdin. Mr.. e. Roland n.
Hartman, Mrs. Amory S. Carhart Miss
Annetta Tilford and Mrs. C. V. Patter-
son.
Mrs. TiIford Gives Dinner.
Tonight Mrs. Henry NJ Tilford gave
dinner at her home for her daughter,
Miss Annette Tilford. Following the
party there was n large dance given
by Mrs. Amory 5. Carhart in the ball
room at her home.
Among those who attended Mrs. Til
ford's dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Amory
S. Carhart. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley G..
Mortimer. Mr.. and Mrs. lie Grand B.
Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert c. Pell. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Auchincloss, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Parker vogel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Sloan Colt. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick G.
DE Rham. Mr.. and Mrs. George B. st.
George. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Murray Mitchell.
Mt. and Mrs. John Munroe. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thilip Kip Rhinelander. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
S. Morris. Miss Renee Carhart Miss
Lucille Baldwin, Miss Minnie Richards.
Miss Harriet McKim. Miss Olivia
Thompson and Miss NJ. Coster.
About two hundred and fifty guests
attended Mrs. Carhart's dance. To-mor-
row noon the horse show luncheon will
be held at the home of Mrs. Frank
Brown Keech. In the evening Mrs
David Wagstaff will entertain the
judges of the show at a dinner at the
home Of her mother. Mrs. Henry M. TIL
ford Miss Lucille Baldwin also will
entertain number of guests at a dinner
party tomorrow night.
Awards in Many Glasses.
JUMPERS-Performancc only to count
Becky Laniers Silver Crest. first Michael
J. Devaney's Black Watch. second: Charles
u. Poweli's Moonshine, third: James G. Il.
Schwencks Pleasanton. fourth
SADDLE HORSE-Novice. over 14.o and
under 15.2. j. A. i. Ramsdell's Denmark.
first: Ivy d. Maddison's Goldfinch. sec
ond John vanneck's Moonlight. third: /:
Mrs. Bertram a. Strook's Blue Bird
fourth.
NOVICE SADDLE HoRsEs-,3I and not
over l4.2. J. A. r. Ramsdell's Primrose
first: Robert Leland's Goblin second: G..
e. Stillman's Bashie. third: Lewis Brown
3d's Sweetmeat. fourth
SADDLE HORSE-Novice. 1872 and over
Charles f. Buelers Triumphant. first; j.
"a. r. Ramsdells Northern Light second !;
Kathryn NJ. Lockwood's Hishlight. third !:
Nestledown Farms Thistiedown. fourth.