Evening journal., 1902-06-05
LAST DAY FOR HORSE TO ACT
And GO THROUGH His PAGES
Hunters and High Jumpers With Whips and Hounds
Will be the Feature Of The IlOrSo Show Today
Large Attendance Yesterday

MIS- ~. IdlueN Idlltll ana MISE lfAlltiti |
of Philadelphia. had a pleasant time ia
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer lc. Mitchelrs box.
Miss Ellen Dupont daughter OF ~ |
Coleman DUPONT entertained several
cousins.
Miss Edith Sellers saw the show from
the box Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Thomp
son.
Mr. and Mrs H. L. Evans and Miss
Pennypacker helped make up a merry
party IN the box o. David Lindsay.
Yesterday Mrs. James w. Ponder spent
q short time in the box of her friend, Mrs.
c. II. Smith. Mrs. Smith Is a charming
hostess and her box was crowded all the
afternoon.
Among the others noticed in the stand
were: Mr.. and Mrs William Il. Rey-
nOlds, Miss Frantz, Mr.. and Mrs. A. 8.
Reed. j. Chester Gibson, Victor Torbert,
Of Elkton; Mrs. J. Manley brennan and
Miss Rose brennan, Of Elkton; Colonel
and Mrs. f. l.. Haynes. Mr.. and Mrs. o.
c. Purdy, George A. Wolf Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Il. Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Montieth Jackson, Andrew G. Gray, J.
Ernest Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. John Biggs,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred !. DUPONT Miss Alice
Lea. Harlan c. Scott. Miss Carolyn Clay
ton Pierce. the Misses Draper, Miss Ma
talie Wilson. Reginald Goodwin, Mr.. and
Mrs James W. Ponder, Mrs. Willard Hall
Porter, Mrs. e. Il. Belts. Dr. and Mrs
Horace Belts. Mr.. and Mrs Louis T.
Bush, Miss Bush. Mr.. and Mrs. George
r. Brown, Miss Cooper. of New Castle;
Henry Fritz, AIr. and Mrs ]. Danforth
Bush. Mrs William Bush, Mr. and Mrs
II. J.. Fulenweider
THOSE WHO WON RIBBONS.
The summary of events follow:
Glass No 1O.-Stallion kept for ser
vice. shown with two of his get: Will
liam McFarland's br. s., Baron On
ward. won: II. r.. Wallace's b. s., Net
OcOris. second.
Class No. 26.-Shetland pony, not
exceeding forty-six inches, shown be-
fore an appropriate vehicle: Harry j.
Stoeckle's Eva, driven by Miss Grace
Stoeckle, won.
Glass No. 30-Ladies' saddle horse
fourteen hands. two inches and over
owned and used for private work by
residents of New Castle county, ladies
residing therein riding: First prize
riding whip; second, crop; William II
churchman's CHI g., Baron Rassendyl
Mrs. a. II. G. Garrett, riding, won; j
Edward Addicks' gr. m, Alice p, Mis-.
Rosalie Wilson, riding. second; 7
Coleman DuPOnt's b. e Tom, riddeb ny
Miss Ellen DUPONT, third.
Class No. 3-Pair of trotters fou
years old or over, shown to a wagon
first prize, plate; second, dash watch
p. T. Stotesburys b. m. Litka. and b
M. Ladona, won; Cyril NJ. Armstrong's
b. m. Miss Rosela and Miss Florilla
T., second; H. Merrill Murphy's b. g.
Expense, and b. m, Lady NJ. third.
Glass No. G.-Trotter year old o.
over. owned and used for private worl
by residents of Delaware, shown to
wagon; style Of going, quality an,
manner considered; first prize, gol
medal; second, lap robe;J p Winches
ter's br. m, Miss Jefferson, won; w
II. Churchman's b. m. Katherine C.
second; H. 4. Wallace's b. m. Nab
star. third; John T. Pennypaeker's bl
M. Lady Alice, fourth.
Glass No. 25A-Pony. twelve hand
and over. and not exceeding thirteei
hands. ribbon prizes, Miss Antoinett
Porter's VIII. M, Bess, won.
Glass No. 36.-Green hunters. up [
carrying 165 pounds or over to hounds
E first prize, $50; second, S25; specia
$ $40 in gold, donated by j. c. McComb
c. H. Smiths g. g., The Lamb, won
! J.. M. Stackhouse's b. m, Alice Be
Bolt. second; c. II. Smiths br. g
e Ogrungrit, third; c. H. Smiths bl. g
I Jubilee. fourth.
= Class No 1S-Horse and runabout
horse Should be over fourteen hand
o. three inches; horse to count 60 Dc
y cent; runabout and appointments 4
b per cent Horses shown in this elias
lcould not be shown in other classt
hitched to runabOuts. When driven B
a woman, 10 per cent. in favor of entr
First prize, $25; second, $40; speci,
= prize of a cup donated by Samuel
e White to the winner: Elmer
e Mitchells b. g., Harmony. 2d. drive
, by Mrs. Arthur II. G. Garrett won: Lii
! ingstOn L. Biddle's ch. m, Lady Mar
II second; Mrs. William b. Austin's b. 8
j. Delaware Boy, third; Mrs. S. ID. Ri
Al dies br. g., Senator Quay, fourth.
Class No. 13-Horses in harnes.
% horses over fourteen hands, one inc
# and not exceeding fifteen hand
i shown to an appropriate two or fou
l. wheel vehicle; ribbon prizes: ]. T.
d ward Addicks' ch. m, Amelia, drlv,
n by Miss Rosalle Wilson, won; II. Z
T. Wallace's s. g, Pilot Elect, second.
ie Class No. 21-Horses, carriages al
l. appointments. pair Of horses fife,
hands and over, shown to an appropI
n ate vehicle; horses TO count rs d
= cent; vehicle and appointments 25 D
- cent, driven by amateurs first priz
,e S35; second, SIS. Livingston i. Ri
< dies ch. m. Beauty. and g. g., Ton
p. won; ]. Edward Addicks' ch. e.. AL
ig Benton and br. G. Mr.. Brown, driv,
by Miss Rosalie. second.
te Glass No. 23-Tandem teams. whes
er to be fifteen hands or under. fir
prize. $35; second. SIS; special prize
S25. donated by William II. Churc
s. man to the winner J. Edward A
We dicks ch. m. Amelia, and b. m, Sus
ls d., driven by Miss Rosalie Wilso
e. won: Oscar Soeley's br. m. Miss Sin
rk plicity and b. m. Fit, second.
Class No 32-Station horses, pair