The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-08-18
CARNIVAL, HORSE SHOW
AND TRADES DISPLAY.

ment,
At Wildwood Park. Mt. Airy,
Md, there is in progress today a
carnival and farmers day picnic,
trades display and horse show.
Tomorrow the same program
will continue with the addition of
a tournament, Dancing will he
one of the attractions each day
and evening.
The farmers of Frederick, How.
ard, Carroll and Montgo m e r Y
counties i, re invited to this affair
and no doubt it will be one of the
largest ever held there. A parade
will be held at eleven O'Clock this
morning, which will form opposite
the Garrett Sanitarium and march
through the town. The trades
display will represent the differ
ent business houses in Mt. Airy
and will do doubt be imposing and
highly interesting. Those in
charge have made all arrange
ments and will spare no pains nor
expense to make it the 'best
ever.
Following is the program and
committees:
The parade will form at II A. NJ. Fri
day, August Is, opposite the Garrett SAM
tarium, as follows:
LIST. Union Bridge Band, Chief Marshal
Charles II. Smith, with the following aids:
Harry Webb, Carl Harne, Howard Smith,
Norman Hood, Tony Clary, Will Webb,
Irwin Mount, Ward Low, Leo Spurrier,
Ralph Sellman, Roland Dorsey, Charles
Warthen, Norman Pickett, Malcolm Sell
man, Claud Winebrenner. Chester Hobbs.
Augustus Riggs, Arthur Pickett, Nathan
Dorsey, Chester Hood, Everett Browning.
Harry Steel, Allie Browning, r. S. Banus,
Hugh Willis. Richard Downey, NJ. D., DR..
J. S. Hopkins, Dorsey Adams, William
EtchisOn. r. L. Sponseller, Jas Moles-
worth, Willie Wordsworth, Charley Moles-
worth, Ernest Harne, c. d. Routzahn,
Monroe Clary, John NJ. Delashmutt. Jr.,
who will be the escort to Mayor, K. c. Moles-
worth and the visiting Mayors Then will
follow the trades display which will repre-
sent the different business houses of the
town.
The line of the parade will be through
Main Street to Coughin Place, to Baker
Street; thence to Prospect Road; thence to
Main Street to Wildwood Park, where the
! address of welcome will he delivered by
Hon. NJ. G. Urner President of the Bust
ness Mems Association of Mount Airy
Addresses will be delivered on Municipal
Government by several of the visiting
Mayors.
At $50 P. NJ the Mule Race, best 3 in s.
J mile dash.
p. NJ. Wheelbarrow Race.
p. NJ. the Celebrated Minstrel Show at
the Masonic Hall.
The grounds will he lighted at night and
! none of the animal shows or attractions of
any kind on the ground will close until II
! p. M. Performance of different kinds will
be given every hour during the evening
Meals served by the ladies from IL to 3 80
p. NJ. 5 to 7.30 p NJ. on the grounds.
A select Vaudeville will be given at Ma
sonic Hall on Saturday evening.
SATURDAY.
The Tournament will begin promptly at
1890 A. NJ All the Knights will form in
line at the Pavilion and be escorted to the
! Judges Stand by the Frederick Git Sc
lect Orchestra
Committee on Tournament-F. G. Dor
sey, DR.. w. E. Gaver, Byron S. Dorsey. w.
r. Rudy, G. A. Runkles, H. G. Hood.
K. Barnes. Robert Sellman.
Chief Marshal Riggs Dorsey. Assistants,
F. A. Crawford, Harry Webb, Albert Dor
sey. Heralds, Carl Horn, Malcolm Selman,
/ Irwin Mount, Frank NJ. Lewis.
Judges for Tournament. o. Willis,
VIM. H. Wilson, Marshal Warfield, Fabian
Posey, DR.. Smith Lansdale Lynn Wood.
Alonzo Sellman, Keefer Williams
Time Keepers. Frank l. Lewis, c. E.
Simpson.
Committee on Dance-Byron S. Dorsey,
Jr, Chas. d. Routzahn, T. Poole Maynard,
DIR. w. D. Hopkins, John NJ Delashmutt,
Jr., Nathan G. Dorsey, r. L. Runkles,
Ralph Sellman, DIR. J. A. Nice.
Charge to the Knights will be delivered
by Hon. VIM. Tyler Page
Coronation address by Hon. Blair Lee.
Address by Gov. Edwin Warfield at 9
P. NJ
Dancing will begin at 2 80 and continue
1O30P. M.
Sack Race at p. NJ
Mule Race at 4 p. M.
Meals served on the ground by the ladies
of Mount Airy and vicinity from II to 9 80
p. M. Dinner, Supper to 7.30 P. NJ
Judges of the Horses-Abram Fisher
DIR. r. V. Smith, Wade H. d. Warfield,
David R. Roop, Humphrey D. Wolf
Committee on Prizes and Program
Walter r. Rudy, T. G. Dorsey, F. l. Lewis
C. A. Runkles, A. ]. Baker.
Committee on Refreshments-G George W.
Clay w r. Rudy, E. NJ Wordsworth, w.
T. Etchison, II. l.. Gilbert, Theodore
Houser, J. A. Hood Andrew Brandenhurg,
r. E. Burdette Marion A. Poole, j. H.
Klees, f. l.. Shipley E. L. Mullineaux,
| Chas Smith of w. +. H.
Gate Committee-John II. Hahn, Will
liam Bennett, Elmer Minnick, F. Marion
| Poole, Charles $. Hahn, George T. Sank,
John Simpson. William A. Sentz, William
Stackhouse, Edgar Mercer, Roy Smith.
Finance Committee-C A. Runkles,
! chairman; Henry g. Hood, John Kleas,
P. J. Coughlin, George w. Clay
Reception Committee-Dr w. d. Hop
kins NJ G. Urner S. w E. Gaver C. A.
Runkles, F. l. Lewis, w H. Hood. w r.
Rudy, r. Barnes, S. F. Miller, r. S. Dor
sey, f. B. Horn, F. G. Dorsey, Albert
Maynard A. H. Runkles, Andrew Baker,
+. M. Wordsworth, J. II. Klees, r. L.
Runkles. Robert Sellman, p J. Coughln,
C. E. Simpson, J. w. Wilson. Robert Spur
rier, DR.. J. f. BrOmwell, j. II. Kahn, J. 2.
King, Henry W. Clary, Albert Dorsey, j.