Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

NEW YORK, September 14.-Horse
events predominant In the social cal
endar for the Autumn season. Almost
every week end is marked by equine
exhibitions and races from now until
the bugle sounds for the closing meet
of the United Hunts at Belmont Park
, on Election day, November S. The
national horse show, which furnishes
a yearly exhibit for the gallant ami
mails, will be held in Madison Square
Garden November to 10, inclusive.
One of the most interesting events
Of the month will be the invitation
polo tournament of the Polo Club at
Rye, which will take place at Bowman
Park September II to 20. The pro-
gram is being prepared by Col. d.
Douglas Young, secretary of the Rye
Polo Club, and contains several attrac-
tive numbers. Among these are games
with the Rye four having as opponents
such we'll known teams as OK Ridge
and Baltimore. Winston-Salem, with
crack riders from the Southland, Will
cross mallets with Buffalo.
Then there is the two-day meeting OF
the Observation-Disclosures Steeplechase
Association, which is to take place at
Bowman Park october and 5. Many
prominent folk of Fairfield and West
chester Counties and others from Long
Island and those who live in this city
have made reservations for boxes.
A buffet luncheon Is to be served.
H A. Buck. the secretary. gives aSsur-
ance of a program of real sport The
first race will be called at 2:30 pm.
each day.
Round of Entertaining
To Precede Horse Show.
There will be a great deal Of enter
tanning by the Long Island North Shore
set In connection with the Piping ROCK
horse show, which will be held at
piping Rock Club Long Island grounds
on october 3, 4 and S. Exhibitors from
all parts of the country will enter this
show. There are "a classes listed, with
hunters and jumpers predomnating
It is expected that many exhibitors VIII
come from Fairfield, Stamford. Mon
mouth County, N. j., Pennsylvania, Del
aware, Maryland and Virginia.
The horse show committee is COM
posed of Harvey Ladew, chairman
Dean Bedford. S. Bryce Wing, William
C. Langley, F. S. Won Stade, r. b
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BOWS. The club officers are H: ]
Nicholas, president; Thomas Hitch
cock, George E. Fahys and Harvey S
Ladew, vice presidents; Frederic P
Moore, treasurer, and S. Bryce Wing
secretary.
On the board of directors are Dear
Bedford, George Bullock, Van Duzel
Burton. Lawrence Smith Butler. F
Ambrose Clark, William r. Coe. Pau
D. Cravath, Joseph e. Davis. John B
Dennis, George E. Fahys, Francis p
Hitchcock, ST.: Charles F. HubbS H. I
Nicholas. Walter Jennings. Harvey L
Ladew, William C. Langley, Clarence
H. Mackay, Frederick D. Mackay, Fred
eric P. Moore. Edwin D. Morgan, Harry
T. Peters, John S. PhippS, Herbert L
Pratt. Howard C. Smith, Mortimer L
Schiff, Robert E. Tod, F. S. Won Stade
\ D. Bryce King, Harry Payne Whitney
and Sid Ashley Sparks.
The judges will be Lieut.. Col. C. L
Scott, Mitchell Field, Long Island; Mrs
j. F. Flanagan, Monkton. Md, ant
Frank A. Bonsal. jr., Glyndon, Md, FOL
the breeding classes; Mrs. John Gerker
OF Brooklyn. for the saddle classes, ant
Lieut.. Col. Scott. j. r. Flanagan ant
Mr.. Bonsal, for the hunter and jumpel
classes.
Church Wedding of Record
At Far ROckaway, Long Island.
The wedding of Miss Frances Lore
Seymour. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Origen S. Seymour of the Sosiego
Lawrence. Long Island, and Donald
Marcy BealS, son of the late Mr.. anC
Mrs. John D. Beals of this city, tool
place today at ST. Johns Church, Fan
Rockaway. Long Island. Right Rev
Ernest M. Stires, Bishop of Long
Island; Right Rev. Thomas F. Davies
Bishop Of Connecticut, and Rev. Franci,
G. Urbane off1ciated. Immediately after
the ceremony the wedding breakfast
was held at SoSiego. the Summer home
Of the brides parents.
Mrs. Darnall Wallace. sister of Miss
Seymour, was matron of honor, while
the other attendants were Miss Eda M
Dunstan, Miss Anne Parsons, Mrs. Rich
ard S. Aldrich. Mrs. Edward p. Bots.
ford, Mrs. William G. Breed, jr., anc
Mrs John H. PhippS.
Mr.. Beals had his brother, John D
BealS, jr., for his best man, and his
ushers were Morris w. Seymour, Rich
ard S. Aldrich, Roswell O. Fish, Alfred
u. Elser, Marius s. Boal, John b
Hampstead, Lawrence w. Smell, Louis A.
Sturcke. Renwicke B. Dimond. Richard
w. Burgevin, Burton M. Parks, James
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