Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-06-29
8 WOMEN TO RIDE
IN JULY 4 TOURNEY
Three Sisters Will Compete
Against One Another in
Jumping Contests.
ALL 14TH STREET CARS
TO RUN TO END OF LINE
Finishing Touches Being Given to
Observation-Disclosures in
Pageant Selected.

Three sisters, expert horsewomen rep
resenting the state of Maryland, will
ride against one another in the jumping
class which will be one Of the features
Of the horse show to be held at Bright
wood reservoir next Monday afternoon
in connection with washington's cell
ebration of tho Fourth of July.
Eight woman riders have entered In
the show and others are expected to
participate. The Maryland representa-
tives are the Misses Elizabeth. Eleanor
and Nancy Jackson. The former will
ride Kitty Kerr. while Miss Eleanor
jackson will be mounted on White
Socks. a horse recently purchased from
John o. Gheen Of this city. Miss
Nancy Jackson's entry is Susan.
Mrs. Frank Noble Mitchell. Miss Mary
Gertrude Mitchell. Miss Matte Stevens
and Miss Ida Howard johnson OF Seat
Pleasant Mr. are other woman riders
who will be seen at the show.
Through Cars.
Anticipating an attendance at the
show of from $4,000 to 10000 persons.
the Capital Traction Company today
announced that 1t will run all 14th
street cars through to the end Of the
line the afternoon of July 5. The reser-
voir site. where the meet Is to be
staged, is only about two blocks from
the end Of the 14th street line.
Finishing touches rapidly are being
given the plans for the independence
day celebration. The Commissioners to-
day called attention to the provisions
of section 1, article IL. of the police
regulations prohibiting the sale Of fire:
works. Special permit will be issued
for the fireworks display to be held on
the Monument grounds.
Names of the representatives OF
Georgetown and Garfield Park play
liberty pageant to be held on the south
side of the Monument Monday after
noon were announced today as follows:
Pageant Participants.
Georgetown playground (group rep
resenting Union)-Helen Brewton
Marie Neeb. Lena Fishman. Sophia
Fresh, Merceda Money, Maxine CLANCY
Helen OConnor, Helen Young, Irene
Buscher, Helen Neeb, Dorothy Thomp-
son, Katherine OConnor, Ellis CLANCY
Edith Fishman, tia Conlin, Edna Kemp
Katherine CLANCY, Thelma Chamberlain
Louise Curran. Mary Burrows. Emily
Beamer and Gertrude Ashe, assisted by
and Edwin L. Maschmeyer.
Garfield Park playground GROUP
representing Justice)-Nina White. Edith
Schroell, Lorene Barnard. Thelma
Hoover, Margaret Breen. 1rma Beaver
Ruth walter. Alma Mitchell. Virginia
Evelyn Hunnicut, Mary Ross. Frances
Ross, Susie Grimes. Madeline Columbus
Beatrice Goheen. Ruth Robey. Helen
Chambers, Catherine Breen. Margaret
Jameson. Elizabeth Jameson. Catherine
White. Dorothy Taylor. Grace Williams.
Margaret Botsch, Elizabeth Richmond
and Estelle Hayden. assisted by Miss
Florence Lands.
Officials in Charge.
The athletic committee today make
public the names of the officials who
will be in charge of the swimming
meet at the bathing beach as follows
Referee. Walter F. Smith; judges. DR.
c. L. G. Anderson, William B. Judge
and Sidney c. Cousins; timers. w. w
Tenney, Paul Obst and S. w. Falconer
clerk of course. Malcolm P. Junkin;
assistant clerk, Stirling Taylor;
starter, C. Edward Beckett; announcer
J. e. Haltigan: custodian of prizes. D.
J. Donovan, and inspectors. Thomas H
Claffey, Walter c. Rathbone. C. w
Wannan and NJ DeGast.
Recent Donations.
Additional donations to the Fourth of
July fund today brought the total
amount pledged up to s1.7s3.50. The
most recent donors are as follows:
Previously acknowledged, $1,71s; Nick
Carter, 81: DR.. w. Sinclair Bowen, 81:
Edwin Hayden Gibbs. 81; John G.
Hodges, 81: NJ. ]. H, 81: G. W. Little
hales, 81; Capt ]. Tyler Powell, 81:
Misses Anna and Lizzie Hess, s1.50; B.
Beresford, 81; Augustine Robinette. 81:
Emma NJ. Gordon, 81: the Misses Coyle,
So; DR.. J. H. Selby, 81: J. C. Devilbiss.
81: Fred C. Bryan, 81; Arthur ]. Hall.
81; Ada r. Thomas. 81; Peter NJ.
Dorsch. IS; BENJAMIN S. Minor. 81: P.
D. Lochridge. 81: William D. Hoover,
SIS; Gen. John A. Johnston. $40; DR..
Charles S. White, 81: Mrs. Ford, 81; F.
w. Seibold. 81; Mrs. Charles G. Thorn.
50; anonymous, 81: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win F. Sweet, 81: clifford Irion. 81; w.
E. Burlefgh, 81: c. T. Jewell. 81: F. and
s., 81: anonymous. 81; Edwin Howard
Frances Held, 81; c. NJ. Hendley. 81;
George Adams Howard. 81; William
Arthur Dexter. 81: Mrs. Frederic j.
Haskin and boys. 81; Miss N. G. Brad
ley, 81; Justice Charles E. Hughes. 81:
Joseph I. Weller. 81: DR.. L. B. SWORN
stedt, 81; Mrs. Julian. James, 81; Will
liam S. Parks, 81: Maj: Edward l..
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