The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-20
OPENING Of HORSE SHOW
MOST BRILLIANT EVENT
HANDSOMELY GoWNED WOMEN SPLENDID
HORSES AND GRACEFUL HokSEMEN
MAKE DAZZLING DISPLAY.
FIRST NIGHT or EQUINE EXPOSITION WAS TRULY IHo" "
ssAu7y AND sKlLL,-c LOSE CONTESTS @ARK
AL THE CLASSES.

NJ Williams. manager Idle Hour Stock
Farm; ribbon to ). A. Smith.
Glass Best lady driver, unaccom-
panied. ease, grace and ability to gov
ern. Entries: Mrs W. f. Britain,
Mrs Joe w. Love, Miss Kate Sowell.
Mrs. w. RI. Jones and Mrs. W. S. An
derson. Loving Cup. Mrs. J. W. Love
of Columbia. first, Mrs W. f. Britain
of Columbia, second, Mrs. w. s. An
derson of Memphis, third
Glass 3.-Best light harness horse,
stallion. mare or gelding. SIS, $40
and IS. Entries: w. e. Britain, j.
j D. Mckenzie. r. A. Hayes, w. j.
webster, ]. e. Douglas. A. s. James,
}R. M. Williams, J. G. Sowell Allie
/ KittreIl, Franklin County Stud, W. IL.
Jones, two entries J. D. Mckenzie,
Gallatin, first; franklin County Stud
of Winchester, second, with Pilatus'
2:09A; r. A. Hayes, Lynchburg, third
with Mambrino Ashland.
Glass BEST barouch or surrey
horse, manners, action and ability to
draw weight. SIS. $40. IS. Entries;
Gresham & Lamar William Sheegog
Gresham & Lamar, first; william
Sheeeog second.
Glass 5.-Best light harness mare, to
be shown to runabout SIS, $40, 80,
Entries: J. D. Mckenzie, T. A.
Hayes. Geo r. Hughes, Jr.. F. r. Shee-
gog.l r. M. Williams. R. r., Blackburn,
w. In. Jones two entries. J. ID. Nc
Kemmie. first; r. M. Williams OF the
Idle Hour Stock Farm, second Geo.
r. Hughes, Jr., of Columbia third.
Glass 6.--Best harness poney, $40,
SIS, $3.50. Entries: w. e. Britain,
N. Fl. Gamble, Glenn Campbell and
Robert McAdams. Glen Campbell, of
Spring Hill, first Robert McAdams,
OF Columbia, second; N. H. Gamble OF
Columbia, third.
SOCIETY IN THE BOXES.
the Presidents box Col II. A.
Brown had for his receiving guests
Senator and Mrs. e. w Carmack, and
there were quite number of visitors
to this box during the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs j. F. Brownlow and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest McLemore oc-
cupied their box Jointly with Misses
Imogene Barrow and Marie Brown
low.
Messrs. William Evans and Elem
Sheegog had In their box Mrs. u. M.
Sheegog, Mrs William Evans, Mrs.
Alice Mckay, Mr. and Mrs, W. ..
Roberts Of Memphis, Miss Annie Tur-
ner sheegog and Mr.. w. T. Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Nelson Jones
mad in their box Or and Mrs. w. 3.
Anderson, Of Memphis.
Mr.. Ed Armstrong had in his box
Mr.. viii Pettus Of Mississippi, Mr..
,Jno. s. Brown, Miss Harriet Johnson
Of Franklin, and Mrs j. s. Joyce.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Parker enter.
tanned III their box Mr.. and Mrs. Eu.
gene pillow, Miss Nell Tanner, Miss
sara Magruder, Messrs. Chas. Parker,
Jr. and Martin Parker
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Long had In
their box Mr.. w j. Webster ST.,
Messrs. Hugh and Joe Webster, and
little Miss Octavine Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Leer Polk had as
their guests Mrs. Kitchen Of New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Harlan enter
tanned Miss Annie Forgey, Miss Sara
Cochran, Mrs. Jas H. Forgey and DR..
G. A. FNorgey,
DR. and Mrs. w. P. Woodbridge had
as their guests Mr and Mrs. George p
Martin, Rev. and Mrs. w. B. Capers.
Mr.. and Mrs. H, o. Fulton, Mrs. Ours
ton Jones and daughter Miss Leah of
New Port, Ark /
Mr.. and Mrs II. d. Ruhmn had as
their guests Mrs Mary watkins, Miss
Lucy Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs. w 3,
Warfield and Miss Julia Warned.
Mr.. and Mrs w P. Erwin enter
tanned Mrs. w. H. Jones of Birming-
ham, Mrs. w. l.. Smith of Nashville,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Shelton OF Fay
etteville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. T. Hughes had in
their box Mr. and Mrs. Win Darden
Of Turnersville, Mr.. and Mrs Jno T.
Wooten. Messrs. Geo T, Hughes, Jro
and James Wooten, ,Jr.
Major r. ]. Martin entertained Miss
Mary Dale Figuers in his box.
In the Press BOX were Mr.. and Mrs.
n. r. Farrell, Miss Allie Black Mr.,
and Mrs. Carl Atkinson, Mrs, Izora
Cecil Andrews, MT. and Mrs, w. D.
and their guests, Miss Alice
Ianier of Huntsville, and Miss Ida