Evening star., 1925-09-06

, man: Mrs. Frederic G. Sayles,
second vice chairman; Henry Cape,
treasurer; Mrs. Paul Randall, secre-
tary: Mrs. Homer Foote, jr.; Col.
Franklin Q. Brown, Mrs. Charles D..
Frazer, Mrs. Wallace Odell, Mrs.
Casper Whitney, Mr.. Benjamin
Prince, Mrs. Henry Wilson, DR.. Al
bert Shaw, Mrs. Frank A. Vanderlip
and Frank Sissen.
The general committee includes
Mrs. Henry K. Browning. Mrs.
Franklin Q. Brown, Mrs. Robert c.
Black, Mrs. James Donnet, Mrs.
Henry Graves. jr.; Mrs. Alfred Nc
Even, Mrs. Louis Dupont Irving,
Mrs. Leslie Palmer. Mrs. Albert
Shaw, Mrs. Finley j. Shepard and
Mrs. Henry Willard.
Long Island Popular.
Long Island is increasing it's lure
for society as the days become notice
ably shorter, and chill tinge, which
comes with nightfall, is a forcible re-
minder that a goodbye to Summer
soon will be popular melody through
out the land. Yachting, of course, is
one of the leading attractions at this
period, and some of the finest boats in
the world are seen on the course off
Oyster Bay.
the open championship polo\ matches
which open at Meadow Brook, Long
Island, September 10. At this early
stage the United States Polo Associa-
ton is daily filling orders for boxes
from all the fashionable Summer re-
sorts.
Among the visitors will be Lord
Wodehouse, one OF Englands most
noted players. Lord Wodehouse comes
here as the guest of Stephen Sanford,
who always enters a team in the open
championship. This year he will cap
tain the Hurricanes With Lord
Wodehouse as a teammate Mr.. San
ford has hopes of surprising polo eX-
pertS, as did the Midwick team from
Los Angeles last season.
DevereuX Milburn, who returns
from Scotland shortly, where he and
Mrs. Milburn have been spending the
Summer, will lead the Meadowbrook
team, on which will be Thomas Hitch
cock, jr. w. A. Hartman already
has entered his Orange County team,
which generally sports a couple of the
internationalists, while Frederic Prince
of Boston will bring his Princemore
team from the Bay State.
Horse Show Coming.
An announcement of interest to the
smart set and particularly TO the
members of the North Shore colony of
Long Island and the Piping Rock
Club people is the date of the annual
horse show, usually held in October.
This year the show is to be
held on Friday and Saturday.
September % and 26. Preparations
are being made for the event, one of
the very smart affairs of the Autumn.
AS in the past, entries in the many
classes will be made from the
thoroughbred stables of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hitchcock, Frank B. c. Page,
r. Penn Smith, jr.; Harvey S. Ladew,
Joseph +. Davis, Paul d. Cravath,
Dean Bedford, William r. Grace,
David DAVIS, and other we'll known
members of the Long Island colony.
There will be many house parties at
the various country homes.
The social calendar at Smithtown is
attracting much attention with the
sixteenth annual horse show on
September 10. Among these who are
prominently interested are Mrs. j.
Van S. Bloodgood, Mrs. Hastings
Arnold, Mrs. Martin Taylor. Mrs.
Barent Lefferts, Miss Lysbet Lefferts.
Mrs. Alice Mclean, Mrs. Gerhard
Dahl, Mrs. Alonzo Potter. Mrs.
DevereuX Emmett, Mrs. William Ryan,
Mrs. Robert Mckee, Mrs. Arthur
Lawrence, Mrs. Hunt Talmage, Mrs.
Byford Ryan and Mrs. Frederic d.
MacKay. Many of them will entertain
over the week end of September 10
and exhibit horses in the show as
we'll