Evening star., 1926-10-03
New York SocietyOutlines
Program of Rare Interest
Piping Rock Horse Show and Cathedral Horse
Show Conspicuous Features-Prospective
Brides of Prominence Announced.

Special Dispatch 10 Tho Star.
NEW YORK. October FIRST
comes the Piping Rock Horse Snow
at Locust Valley, l.. L., then the
Cathedral Horse Show in Westchester
as outstanding events for society dur
inC the next TWO weeks. Both alalrS
will form centers~for much entertain
ing and Drogra ms for the rings con
tain possibilities Of many thrills.
The piping Rock exhibition. which
will he held on the grounds of the
PipinC Rock Club. October and =. IS
an annual event on Long Island. and
will assemble many Of the foremost
folk in The social list. Plans for the
DISPLAY of thoroughbred animals
have attracted nationwide attention.
and there will he profusion of cups
and ribbons to he awarded IN All
classes.
Exciting Contest Forecast.
An exciting contest is forecast for
the hunter competition for tne
Meadow Brook Hunt Cup. Teams
consisting of three horses. perform.
ing over rails and ridden in colors or
recognized hunt clubs by masters.
huntsmen, whips or members in their
respective liveries. will be one "t the
most attractive features.
number of dinners and luncheonS
are arranged. with dances and othef
entertainments at the palatial c"uh'
trv homes Of the colonstS on 'he
North Shore.
The officers Of the Piping Rock
Horse Show for 1926 are Harry l..
Nicholas. president Thomas Hitch
cock George f. Fahys and Harvey =
Isdew, vice presidents Frederic /.
Moore treasurer. :. Bryce Wing. sec
retarv. Mr.. Ladew is chairman OF INC
executive committee. which also III
Guides Nan Duzer Burton. :. Bryce
Wing. F. Skiddy vor STAGE. X. Penn
smith. jr Harry T. Peters and DaEid
Dows The directors of the snow m
clude Lawrence Smith Butler. w
liam L. Coe. Paul D. Cravath. loseph
r. Davis, Joseph 7. Grace; Mlinam
r. Grace. Thomas Hitchcock. Parker
kirlin, William c. Langley, Clarence
n Mackay. Frederick d. Mackay,
Frederic =. Moore. John s. Phipps,
Herbert l.. Pratt, Howard G. Smith,
Sir Aslev Sparks. Mortimer l.. Schin
and Harry Payne whitney
Cathedral Show Dates.
The Cathedral Horse Show. set for
October "a. IS and l6, at the west.
chester Ritmore Country Ciub. VIII
he given in the interests or the Sports
men'3 Bav fund of the Cathedral OF
81 f<hn the Divine here. Bishop
William 7. Manning is honorary
nresidept and John NJ. +. Bowman IL
nresident. The prize list is one of the
hest over offered and well known folks
from, the smart colonies at GreenWlch.
Stamford. Mamaroneck. White Flalns
and Port Chester will he in atfend'
ance.
Snecial preparations have been
nadeMk the club for entertaining tnal
will extend over the three day per1od.
Those who will Judge the various
classes are: Breeding class, MAJ =.
!, Scott; ponies, DIR. Edgar w. Powell
saddle horses. r. Lawrence Smith;
hunters and jumpers, DR.. Edgar r.
powell. Mai. c. l.. Scott and Norman
Van Noorhs: polo mounts, MAJ. 7. IL.
Scott.
Clews-Payne BetrOthed.
Societv was much interested in the
r.cent announcement by Mrs. Edward
r pavne Of 1871 East Sixty sixth
street of the engagement OF her
daughter. Miss Mary Ann fayne. 10
Al, lanes blanchard Clews. head ni
m. ha mixing house OF Henry crews "
Co. founded hy his uncle. me 'a'e
Henry Clews, Of New YORK ano New
port. a,s
Miss Pavne's family Ia very OLD
ono dating hack more than seven
centuries to the noble and ancient
house Of Pagnel of Hambie In Nor
andy whose members subsequently
settled in Devonshire. She is direct
descendant of Sir Robert Payne.
known in American history rs one OF
the first settlers in Virginia. she Is
arttstically inclined and has neen
student with the New York Schoo! ol
Fine Arts. She has Travelled eXten.
siyelv in this country and Europe and
recentlv returned from an extended
Yachting cruise in the Mediterranean.
Mr.. Clews has been active IN tne
financial district for years ana uuilhs
lis reconstruction stage was president
nf the Toledo, Ann Arhor and North
orn Michigan Railroad co. re Is
direCtor and trustee in various hankS
trust, insura nee and industr,ai com
nantes. and has written extensively on
financial and other topics. His clnoS
Include the Union League. Piping
Rock. Turf and Field and Bankers. He
owns box in the parterre pier OF
the Metropolitan Opera House. repre-
sentinS A thirty-fifth interest in this
valua BILE properly. in addition to the
social prestige that goes with owner
shin in the house.
This will be Mr. Clews second mar
riaxe. He married Mrs. Oscar Lfv'
ineston. who was born Leta Nichols,
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs
Washington Nichols Mrs. Clews died
in 1919: leaving daughter. Miss Leta
Clews. who is now pupil in Miss
Chapins School and lives with her
father at 1889 Fifth avenue.
Another Wedding Is In View.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Eyre Lam
bert of ll2 East Thirty fifth street
have announced the engagement of
theu daughter. Miss Mary Goethe
lambert 10 charles n. yelling. son
Of Mr and Mrs. w. Rrenton Yelling