Evening star., 1922-04-23

dotted about the green. THE White
Horse" that venerable inn. still well
preserved and a most picturesque
sylvania. is the largest and most am
bilious canvas and It shows lively
, scene of riders. hounds and spectators
crowded in the stable yards. many
of the riders In the blun and blue OF
General Washington's armies ana
knot of the tri-color stuck IN their
the matter of being transmitted to
canvas. sport in America laGs far
behind English, French or Latin.
world renowned masters. Mr.. Voting
believes that this can be remedied
and he hopes to interest successful
artists into taking up this theme In
the height OF the season when the
animation. the color and the general
are worthy to be perpetuated. Mean
time II is fashionable pilgrimage
from Philadelphia and its suburbs to
visit the Radnor club and admire the
pictures of the hunt.
According to age and exclusive
membership that lovely little island,
Jekyl. OF the Georgia coast. Is one
of ~the notable sport centers on this
continent. and It's hunts center aoeu.
duck. wild turkey. deer. auail. all Of
which are carefully conserved In the
domain for the beneAt Of the NOM
bers. closely resembling the same
European noblemen. besides q. spa:
cions clubhouse. the island 10 dotted
with good hotels and pretty cottages
and some OF the MEMBERS take up
their abode In Jekyl when the season
opens in November and remain until
is devotee Of the island. and such
busy men Of affairs az J. Pierpont
Morgan. j. Horace Harding. ueorge
IF. Baker and half hundred others
we'll known in financial and profess
mens there. Mrs. Morgan has spent
the greater part OF the winter at
JekyI and SO have Mr.. and Mrs. John
Henry Hammond and Mr.. ard Mrs.
Robert Brewster This winter fine
! house STAN and cinema brouxh, all
the screen favorites to the remote
r..sor. There are good hridlepaths
tal over the island and aquatic
pleasure at the disposal OF those who
ire Of the chase. At dinner held
clubs laws thirty-three states were
represented and they range from Min
nesota to Florida and in q direct line
across the Mississippi to the Atlantic.
Miss Elizabeth Hanna daughter OF
the late Dan r. Hanna. who has
been with Senator and Mrs. Medill
Mccormick at intervals during the
! winter. has, 10 the vast disappoint..
ment of many friends. decided 20 sell
hcr fine home In the hills near briar'
Cliff and adjacent to the Sleepy Hol.
low Country Club. within comfortable
motor trip from New York city. This
estate was the pride OF the late Mr..
! Hanna and he spared neither time
nor money to bring II to the per.
extensive. but Il is a fine sabled repre-
san,a ton Of the old timber houses Of
Chester and Of Wales, generally, and
is. like them. inclosed by high
trick wall nearly ten feet in height
and completely covered with flower
/, that surrounding all English houses.
| is laid out in flowers while the great
| winding road is shut of by an iron
J fence. much ornamented. which leads
! out in the wooded park and beyond
! Mr.. Hanna's hobby and he was rails
ing q vast number OF horses for
coaching purposes with the, idea OF
! doing for the hne roads leading all
, through New York into New England
coaching in England ana ireland
when he was Prince Of Wales. Miss
! Hanna does not share her fathers
enthusiasm for horses Or for reviving
the old coaching industry and she
| is not partial to country life at all
Her aunt. Mrs. Mccormick. could not
accompany her on prolonged visits to
Rriarcliff. so the result has been to
place the estate ON the market.
Another tradition Of the past goes
i into disuse in the artistic revival Of
stage equipment. Of which Mr.. Earl
Carroll of New York Is the leading
exponent. Mr.. Carroll Is busy fevis.
| ing stage interiors. from dressing
| rooms to musicians stalls. and his
| frst attack is on the disillusion
caused by recalling actors or actresses
| after the curtain falls. In the up.