Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-29
BIG CROWD At FAIR
FOR CLOSING DAY
Rockville Exhibition Featured
by Annual Ball in the
Opera House.
LIST OF PRIZE WINNERS
ANNOUNCED BY JUDGES
Horses in Each Glass Awarded Hon
ors-Culinary Products and
Domestic Arts.
pecial Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
| ROCKVILLE, Md. August %, 1913.
The crowd at the fair today seemed
| very small compared with the enormous
throng of yesterday, but was large fol-
the closing day.
| The annual ball given by the young mer
of Rockville and vicinity was held in the
| opera house last evening, a large mum.
Der of young people from this county
Washington city and other places at.
| tending. The committee in charge was
composed of Edmund Jones, Lucius La
mar. Clements Offutt, Stephen Crom-
| well and Murray Hamilton. The chap
| erons were Mrs. William Dorsey, Mrs
Howard Larcombe, Mrs. Harry Dawson
| and Mrs. Charles Beard.
The horse show was concluded today,
about twenty classes being shown.
Prize Winners Announced.
In the classes judged yesterday the
prize winners were:
Ladies' harness horses-First, Royal
Swell, Bowles Bros, Wildwood, Va; sec
ond, Aide Sultana, Bowles Bros: third
Lady, T.. Jackson, Hyattsvlle.
Runabout horses-First. Royal Swell,
Bowles Bros, Wildwood, Va; second,
entry Of BoWles Bros; third, Baron HUI
bert, Oliver I. Stonestreet, Washington.
Park saddle horses. novices-Ffrst, Mer-
ry Christmas, Julian Morris, Keswick,
Va; second. Merryman. Heathland
Farms. Warrenton, Va; third. Opegum,
Bowles Bros, Wildwood, Va.
Park saddle horses, ridden by lady
First, Queen. Julian Morris, Keswick, Va;
second. entry of Bowles Bros, Wildwood,
Va. third. Princess, Miss Annie Miller,
Spencerville, Va.
Julian Morris, keswick, Va: second,
Leighton. Miss NJ. c. Flynn, Warrenton.
vo.; third. David Gray, Homewood
stables. Middleburg. Va.
Green hunters. handicap, free for all
First, Elf King, Homewood farm, Mid
dleburg. Va; second, Black David, Julian
Morris, Keswick, Va; third. Nancy
Pansy, Homewood stables
Corinthian hunters, green or qualified
First entry Of Julian Morris, Keswick,
Va: second, entry Of Julian Morris:
third, entry OF Homewood farm, Middle
burg, Va.
In Roadster Classes.
Roadsters-First, Red Rock, Lee offutt,
Rockville; second, Boscobel. DIR. William
7. Brown. Burnt Mills. Md; third.
Brooklets. William Dorsey, Rockville.
Pair roadsters-First, Boscobel and
Cleophas. DR.. William T. Brown. second,
entry OF w. .. SneetS silver Spring,
Md: third. Red Rock and Teddy r..
+. w. kruhm. Spencerville, Md.
Runabout horses-First, Billy, Alexan-
der G. Carlisle, Gaithersburg, Md; sec
ond. Kinsman. Herbert l.. Diamond.
Gaithersburg. Md; third. entry of DR..
William T. Brown, Burnt Mills. Md.
Roadsters. stallions-F1rst, entry of r.
L. Ely; second, Jim, T. j. Benson,
Brookeville, Md.
Roadsters. brood mares-First, entry
OF r. ]. Sellman. Washington, D. c.: sec
ond, Dolly NJ, William Matthews, Silver
Spring, Md.
Roadsters, FLIES. three years and under
four-First, Belle Josiah w. Jones, Oak
dale, Md; second, Daisy, Arthur w.
Stonestreet. Norbeck, Md
Roadsters, fllies. two years and under
three-First, Duchess, Robert H. Miller.
Spencerville. Nd; second, entry of 81
Wade Magruder, Rockville, Md.
Roadsters, yearlings = First, Pearl
Wilkes, William Matthews. Silver Spring.
Md; second. Belle, David Clarke, Lay.
louisville, Md.
Roadsters. weanlings-Ffrst. entry Of
+. e. FTaley, Derwood, Md; second. en-
try OF Frank M. Hallowell, Sandy Spring,
Md. 40
Clydesdale stations four years-First.
James N. Barnesly, Olney, Md.
Draft Horses.
Heavy draft stallion, three years-Eirst.
entry Of ii. c. Fawcstt, Potomac, Md.
Heavy draft BROOD mare-Eirst, Nell,