Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19

NEW YORK, September 1s.--With
the return of the smart folk from the
Summer resorts the attention OF So
ciety is directed to the social program
at Tuxedo Park. Entertainments.
sports and dances will number among
the leading features of the Fall, with
the long-awaited Autumn ball az
climax.
For many years Tuxedo Park has
heen regarded as place particularly
dedicated to affairs for debutantes and
the sub-debutantes during the weeks
which precede the beginning OF the
Winter season here. The social cali
endar is so arranged that the girls
who are about to make their debuts In
the ultra exclusive circle occupy
prominent place, and invitations are
eagerly sought.
One of the most important of the
affairs took place today. when the
annual junior Horse Show was held.
This Is a benefit for the Tuxedo Mem
orial Hospital and everything from
the selection of the judges to the
handling of the entries Is carried on
by the young people
Committee In Charge.
The committee in charge included
Miss Cornelia Morris. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Richard l.. Morris: Miss
Mary Beard. daughter Of MIR. and Mrs.
Arson McCook Beard: Miss Edith
Belts. daughter OF MIR. and Mrs.
WHY'S Belts; Miss Anne Weld,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward M.
Weld: Mis- May Rogers, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Rogers. and
Miss Kitty Wickes. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Forsyth Wickes.
There were both morning and after
noon classes held with saddle. pony
and harness and jumping events.
There were contests for the best rider
and best horse in the show. as well as
one class for grown-ups.
Miss Tito West. daughter OF Garner
West we'll known horse show Judge
was one Judge, and Lieut.. Hamilton Oh
West Point also judged
There is always an unusual amount
of interesting entertainment in con-
nection with the Junior Horse Show.
and this year set n new peak. dance
given by Mrs Henry NJ. Tifford. al
her home in the park tonight, was
the high light of the fetes.
Dog Show Next Big Event.
The next big event will be the an
nIal Dog Show of the tuxedo Kennel
Club, to take place on September 20.
With the close of the reservation list
last Monday it was disclosed that
this exhibition will be the largest of
its kind ever held in the park or
course there will be many week end
parties as side issues of the exhibition.
The dog show will he held on the
lawns of the site Of the old. Tuxedo
Club Tents will be erected there and
the judging rings will be placed
nearby.
At noon luncheon will he held at
the club for visitors. Mrs. David
Wagstaff is preside mt Of the show,
Mrs. Theodore Frelinghuysen. vice
president; Mrs. Edward NJ. Weld. sec
rotary. and Frederic Foster Cary.
trea surer. Besides the officers the
committee includes David Wagstaff.
Theodore Freiinghuysen. George B.
st. George. Evan Richards, WHY'S
Rosseter Belts, AmorN G.. Carhart,
Mai Pierre Lorillard. Pierre Lorillard,
jr; Col. and Mrs. Frank 3. keech, A.
Bradhurst Field, jr. Capt. G. o.
Bush. RI. w. Leigh, John Winter and
Charles Patterson.
Hunting and Polo Sets Busy.
The hunting and polo sets on Long
ISLAM are now in the midst OF one of
the busiest Fall seasons ever known
on that area of palatial estates. The
Meadow Brook Club is the greatest
attraction and will remain SO until
early October. Almost all of the in
ternational stars take part in one
game or another. and the reign or
hospitality is unbounded. Not since
the Prince of Wales was here cou-
pile of years ago to. witness the polo
contests has there been so much in
terest evinced in this sport.
Country homes have been reopened
all along the North Shore OF Long
Island by the members of the Meadow
Brook and Westbury colonies and
among the first of the entertainments
given was the dinner at the Creek
Club, Locust Valley. by DIR. and Mrs.
John 4. Ulster. Maj. Vivian \.
Lockett famous British International
list. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Devereux Milburn. while c. y. Land.
i. ~ Nelson and Manuel .Andrada of
the Argentine team are guests of the
Meadow Brook Club. Carleton r.
Burke. California player. is being en-.
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. j. Watson
Webb
Stephen Sanford. who has leased
the home Of Philip Stevenson in
Westbury, is host TO Capt. c. I. I.
Eoark, r. F.. StrawbridGe, jr.. and
others. F. n. Prince, ir.: Lord Wode-