Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-30
horse Show Up to Standard.

The horse Show, which Is in charge of
Wilson s. Ward. Is always one Of the
fairs chief attractions, and this year IL is
| fully up to the high standard of former
years. Many Of the county's best speci-
mems Of thoroughbred. standardized.
quick draft. heavy draft, hackney and
saddle horses are competing for the blue
and red ribbons and the cash prizes that
go with them. and a number Of diminutive
ponies are apparently proud OF the fact
that they attract just as much If not a
little more. attention than the larger
members Of their tribe.
Among those exhibiting horses are
George E. Nicholson. William II. Rabbit,
w. V. BealI. Samuel NJ. Montgomery.
William A. Bogley. w. Jerome Offutt, d.
w. Shorb. Samuel w. Magruder. Ray
mond j. Ricketts,. Alexander G. Carlisle,
Harry kengla. Clarence Moore. Roy
Crown. Enoch Hawkins. Edward England,
Frank c. Getzendanner, 8. 8. Welsh.
Francis Miller, James b. Welsh. Lee Of
futt. Josiah w. Jones. Alexander Garrett.
Malcolm Farquhar. Walter Fawcett, Har-
~ NJ. Jones. Leonidas L. Green. Henry j.
Hunt Edmund c. Davis. J. 8. Bolton.
Richard c. Drum Hunt, w. Frank Gather,
James A. Donaldson. e. Prescott Able,
Clarence Mills. Watts Farmer. Robert
Welsh, Charles Veirs and Harry ]. Hur-
ley.
The cattle department is full up and
| many magnificent herds and other speci-
mems are being shown. F. Hazel Cashell
has on exhibition a herd OF registered
Galloways. a herd of registered Ayrshires,
and a herd Of registered Guernseys; Clar-
ence Moore a herd of Kerry cattle; John
mond. a herd Of registered Jerseys. Other
@. Ray, herd of registered short horns;
John b. Diamond, a herd of registered
Holstein- Freisians. and Herbert l.. Dia-
mond. herd of registered Jersels. Other
exhibitors of cattle are NJ. Donaldson
Knight, Benjamin Bean, j. l.. Lewis
Emory 8. Ricketts,. Harry Beard and
Charles l. corby There are also on
sheep and hogs
The main exhibition hall is the Mecca
Of the women. Robert d. Isherwood Is in
charge and his assistants are John w.
warfield. Miss Ida s. Dove and Miss
Verde Kingdom. The usual diversity of
exhibits IL on hand, and II seems as II
nearly every household in the county 10
| represented. while many Washingtonians
are displaying specimens of their handi-
work The exhibits in this hall include
domestic manufactures Of many kinds,
| jellies. preserves, canned fruits, bread.
cakes. candies. pickles. works Of art ana
nearly everything else that an up-to-date
housewife is capable OF producing. An
| endless array Of farm and garden prod
ucts. fruits. four. cut flowers, growing
| plants. honey and dairy products also IL
| TO be seen.
Many Woman Exhibitors.
Among the woman exhibitors are Mrs.
Fred c. Ward. Mrs. Kate Smith. Mrs.
Charles w. Beall. Mrs. Albert r. Beall.
Mrs. Roger Shaw. Mrs. Welsh. Mrs. ].
Harry Cunningham. Mrs. r. e. L. Smith.
Mrs. L L. Nicholson, Mr.. Richard q.
Lee, Mrs. T. r. Hall. Mrs. w. A. Hemp
stone. Mrs 8. r. Slaymaker. Mrs. Thomas
NJ L. Miller. Mrs s. J. Hutchins. Mrs.
Hezekiah Trail. Mrs James H. Lough-
borough, Mrs. william Dorsey Masses A.
c. Kingdom. Bessie Peter, Bertha Fietch.
all, Edna Hancy. Beulah Sage. Rose
wagner. Lillian Sage. Louise Alex1nder'