Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-07
WHO Will [ EXHIBIT,
soME OF THOSE WHO HAVE EN-
TRIES FOR THE HORSE SHOW.
EHE HUNTERS AND JUMPERS.
THESE cla..e. WIN he Especially
large Thi. fear-Harnc.. and sad
die c'a..es rnereae Many Rich
mend owners.
The HUNTERS AND JUMPERS,
These cla.se. VIII ne E.pect.,,,
mond Owners.


mond Owners.
The demand upon the Horse Show As
sociaion for accommodations for the
oorses that Will be brough, here to be
exhibited Al the approaching event next
Week, continues TO increase. The man
Rsemcnt is making additional arrange
nents to take care OF the animals. Al
ready thirty-six loose box stalls and
sixty-foGr tie stalls have been engaged
by exhibitors, and while extra facilities
have been demanded, the management is
providing for everything that comes.
A large number of reservations have
been spoken for at the hotels. 1t is I'M
csrstood that two Of the hotels have
reached their limit in the line of ac-
Communications, which speaks we'll for the
out-of-towa attendance. The demand for
seats has been steady. and to accom-
mo0ate the patrons, the box Office at
No. SIG east Main street will be kept
open until $50 every afternoon. Secre-
tary Warthen announced yesterday tina
all who have had seats set aside will
have TO claim them by the end of this
week.
IN THE JUMPING CLASSES.
The hunting and jumping classcs-that
are always Interesting to the average
onlooker-wil be especially large this
season. Among those who will exhibit
next week are the following: Tenant &
Shaw. Greenwood. Va: A. S. Craven,
Greenwood. Va: James E. Porter,
Louisa. Va; A. II. Fulton, Leesburg,
Va: ". B. ThraVes. Belona, Va: H c.
Beattie. Bloominsdale Stock Farm, Vir-
sinia: L. G. Young. New York; Mrs.
Maxwell Wyeth. Mountain View Farm,
Marshall Va: John T. Dulaney Upper
VILE. Va; DR.. T. d Ows!ey: Mrs. Court
land II. Smith, Hampton Stock Farm,
Virginia: T. L. Evans. Warrenton. Va;
Mrs. Blair Johnson. Warrenton, Va: Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hurkamp. Boscobal
Stock Farm. Fredericksburg. Va; L. S.
Ricketts,. Orange. Va: II. O. Lyme,
Va; George Cole Scott. Richmond. Va;
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wallach. War
-enton, Va: Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Potts.
Richmond Va; Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Smith. Warrenton. Va: Mrs. Stewart
lee. Ruxton. Md: Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Allen. Chicago: Julian Morris. Campbell.
Va: r. NJ. TAYLOR. Towson. Md; Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas n. Carter, Richmond, Va,
and John Stewart BRYAN. Richmond.
HARNESS AND SADDLE.
Prominent among those who will ex-
hfbit In the harness and saddle classes
are W. 3. Saunders. e. B. Sydnor. T. S.
Roze, q. P. Griffith John P Branch. W.
c. Saunders, w. P. CHM. Or. C W. P.
Brock. Barton II. Grundy. W. S. Forbes
e Son. James H. Grant. George
Cole Scott. ]. T. Anderson. The above
include some of the entries from this
city in these classes. In the same classes
from out of town are Frank Z. Altemus,
Westbrook: Lewis G. Young New York;
Mountain View Stock Farm, Marshall,
Va: DR.. T. D. Owsiey. Greenwood, Va;
w. Gordon McCabe Petersburg, Va:
Bristow 6: Leach, Newport News, Va:
r. L. and r. n. Barnes. Richmond:
Richard Wallach. Warrenton. Va; Dor
sey NJ. Wil1iams, Eilicott City.SNd.: Mrs
G. W. Smith. Warrenton. Va; J. D. Mat
thews. Manchester, Va: Duffey Brothers.
MiddIeburs. Va.
THE PONY CLASSES
In the pony classes, the following will
exhibit: James D. Patton, Jr., Rich
rnond. c. S. Luck. Ashland. Va: Archer
Blair. Richmond: Fred w. Scott Rich
tnond; H C. Beattie, Richmond; E. D. T.
Myers Richmond: Raleigh c. Forbes.
Richmond; Duncan Wright, Petersburg,
Va
The complete list of the judges is Mr..
Charles A Baudouine. of New York:
Mr.. II. x Bloodgood of New Marlboro.
Mass: Mr.. Julian Morris. OF Virginia !;
Mr. Edward Grocer. of Upland. Pa: Mr..
Harry w. Smith. Of Worcester. Pa: MIR.
Charles Pfizer. Of Bernardsvllle. N. j;
Mr r. Penn Smith. I3ryn Mawr. Pa, and
Mr.. Louis Haight, New York.
FAIR VISITORS.
Some of the most noted personages
who will visit the Horse Show are en-
tered on the books of the Jefferson as
desiring rooms, though, of course. they
are but a part, as every residence in the
Skg of any precautions is being put In
readiness to receive its guests Nearly
all of the people known as society
people" have arranged to have their
houses crowded.
The caterers and chefs will be hard
worked servants as dinner seems TO
be the order of the day, and menus are
being prepared for these little functions
which would do credit to New York.
The following people have written to
the Jefferson: Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell
Wyeth. c. c. West MFR. and Mrs. ]. S.
Clark E O. Mayer. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
BOOSTERS, Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Tenant,
T. R. Dulaney and party. Henry Fairfax
and family, p. II. Mayo and party OF
four. n. ". Fuller and family, S. c.
Sellers J. T. Anderson and party. Mrs.
Marion Lambert and party. Thomas At
kinson and party, Lord and Lady Len
nox. Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Langhorne. Mrs.
[. NJ. Mebane Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Lam
bert. Captain and Mrs. Joseph E. Will
lard, Richard Wallach and party, S.
Barton French and party, Alexander
Hamilton and party. G. w r. Hill, Mr..
and Mrs S. 3. Price, Mrs. Lathrop, j.
Potter Clark, Fred Sterry and party,
and T II Hcnsett and family.
Among the above names are many
people well known in Richmond and in
one or two instances Richmond people
or.o rnop1s for friends who q re