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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29

ueputante daughter Of DR.. and Mrs
rIahcls H. Dercum, Their guests will in
S@.uue @ MISS Marion Hutchinson Button. Miss
nISapeth du Puy Scott, Miss barbara M
ipoSp, MISS Gertrude Pancoast, Miss Heller
@ o. ~ NlaTshall, Ensign Robert II. Maury, u
=, ~" Mr John Gardiner, Jr, Mr.. Barclay
LsN' MT Charles johnson, Mr. William
Eberly, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Freed
nlrs' Herbert Lincoln Clark entertained
IN her box at Madame Schumann-H Heinlx' a
recital yesterday afternoon In honor of
Madame Muzio, Of Paris
Mr.; and Mrs. Charlton Henry have
joined Mrs Henrys parents DIR. and Ntra
Alexander w Blddle, and Miss Chrlstine
Blddie at Aiken, S. G. Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles A. Mum have also Joined the
winter colony there.
Mrs William A. Patton and Mrs, ChnrIes
W. Matthews have issued cards for a
Iuncheon on Saturday, from 1 until 3
O'CLOCK, ut the Aldlne. Mr. and Mrs pat
ton have closed their Radnor home and are
spending the winter at the Aldine.
Mr. George d. widener has gone to
Aiken, S. e., for the remainder of the
season,
Miss Mary MrlSil, daughter of Mr., and
Mrs +. Hazelton Mirkll, of 315 South
22d street, spent the weekend at Chess
ter as the guest of her grandmother, Mrs
Hannum.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Harrison Hutchinson,
OF lakewood, Jobstown, N. j., had Mr.,
Edward Fetterolf as their guest over the
weekend. Mr.. Fetterolf returned to town
yesterday.
Mrs. Samuel W. Woolford Jr, of
Georges lane, wynnefield and her cbIi,
dren are at Atlantic City for a weeks
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G.. Hitner and
their son, Mr.. Alfred Hitner, have left
for Southern trip. They will visit
Cuba, Florida and the West Indies be-
fore returning home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29
LansdoWne

"Neighbors," a one-act comedy by zona
Gale, will be presented at the Twentieth
Century Club of Lansdowne this after
noon.
The cast includes Mrs. Andrew S. NJ.
Young, Mrs Robert L. Mclean, Mrs II.
+. Griffith, Mrs Paul Lachenmeyer, Mrs.
Robert r. Taylor, Miss Mary Galbraith,
Miss Ruth Wunderlich and Miss Alice
Marshall
Mr. Neall Matsinger has been coaching
the performers and Mrs. Y. Byrne Dough-
erty is managing the affair.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29
North PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Belber. of 2642
North 29th street, gave combined birth
day and Washington party, in honor of
their daughter, Miss Gertrude Belber, last
Saturday evening. There were more than
80 guests present.
Mrs. Hannah Gelb of 2942 Columbia
avenue, announces the betrothal OF her
daughter, Miss Eva Gelb. 10 Mr.. Jacob
II. Friedman.
A surprise birthday party was given to
Mrs, Steinhardt last week at the home OF
her daughter Mrs b. Davis, 215S North
Van Pelt street, by the members of her
card club.
Mrs. Henry Rothschild. OF 2222 Green
street, and Mrs M. Strauss of 2O1O Dia-
mond street, win spend several weeks in
Atlantic City
Miss Anna Galley and Miss Helen Hart
have left for Indianapolis. Ind.
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SWarthmore

The -Haverford Glee Club
concert was held last evening in the draw
ing rooms of the New Century Club, 1874
South 18th street. This concert is pre-
sented annually by the combined glee
clubs of Swarthmore and Haverford Col
leges, Special features from the Swarth-
more club were a sleight-of-hand exhibi-
ton by Paul Gemmill and a cornet solo
by Boyd Barnard, the musical wonder"
of Swarthmore
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Wilmington

Mrs A. Felix du Pont had Miss Frances
Turner, of the Plains, Va, and Miss
Sarah Chichester a student at Temple
University as her guests over the week
end. Miss Lydia Chichester left this
week for New Orleans, La, to visit rela-
tives there for n few weeks. Before re-
turning home she will visit her parents at
Rockville, Md.
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Northeast Philadelphia

The Tres Amegos gave a party at the
home OF Miss Sadye Steinberg, 1889 North
7th street, on Sunday evening. Among
those present were Miss Henrietta Po-
land, Miss Lylian Fierman. Miss Nina
Palace, Miss Lillian Tecosky Miss
Freda Smeilow. Miss Lille Samuel, Miss
Cecilia Ersner, Miss Bessie Bremen, Mr..
Joseph Pursell, Mr.. Harry Fleisher, Mr..
Samuel Bernstein, Mr. Louis Friedman.
Mr. Harry Balls Mr., Rubin Freedman,
Mr. William Ersner and Mr.. Harry
Algroo.
Miss Rose Bielgstein, OF 1728 North
Marshall street viii entertain at $500
and luncheon on Thursday afternoon
Wien there via p ~ gaeata
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29

Mrs. M. f. Corkran entertained at din
ner on Saturday night at her home. S26
West street. in honor Of her out-of-town
guests. Mrs Nina Prettyman Howell, Mr..
James Lewis Howell, Miss Agnes Morri-
son, of Philadelphia, and Mrs William T.
Lawton and Miss Laura Sadtler of Bal
timore. on Saturday night an invitation
musicale was given at the New Century
Club, with Mr.. and Mrs. Howell and Miss
Morrison as the soloists.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29

Mrs u. 10. Walling. of 400 Lincoln drive,
| will entertain tie members Of her Charity
| Bridge Club this afternoon at her home.
Mrs Walllng has just returned from a
trip to New York.
Mrs Percival Tattersfeld, of Pelham
road and Carpenter street, has issued
cards for a tea on Saturday March IL,
| from 4 until o'clock.
Mrs Andrew r. McCown. of 5214
| Schuyler street, Queen Lane station, who
has been out of the city for several weeks
and was compelled to discontinue her days
at home on that account, will resume her
at homes on Wednesday and Thursday,
March 8 and 8. No cards have been
issued for these days. Mrs, McCown was
Miss Mary Adams Grove before her mar
riage.
Mrs. Francis L. Bacon. OF 2s6 Winona
avenue will leave tomorrow with her
father. Mr.. William II. Haines, of Wayne
avenue, for a trip to California.
Mrs. T. Charlton Henry, of 5ss7 Knox
street, has gone to WernersviIle, Pa, Tor
a rest Of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William e. Hacker, OF Ia
coma, Wash, are the guests Of Mr..
Hackers mother, Mrs. William Hacker,
Of s2s Wister street
The Rev. Frank b. Moore, accompanied
by Mr.. A Z. Brecht, Of Hansberry street.
has gone to Florida for several weeks
Mrs Baltzar de Mare. OF 5s2s Greene
street, Is one OF the Germantown women
who Is working with great enthusiasm
Tor the 7th division OF the Womenis
Division for National Preparedness. Mrs.
de Mare has organized large class which
meets at the Germantown Hospital on
tuesdays and Is ably taught by Mr. Frank
b. Gummey. their particular study being
class meets at Mrs. de Mares home ana
"a the homes Of the various members
Mr. J. Orme Godwips Of Pelham road.
spent the week-end at : house party Il
rs.inrahns n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29

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accepted and printed Ia the Evening
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written On one Side VI the paper, must be
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when possible telephone number must be
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MISS JOSEPHINE BoNNIWELL

y a. do
i've sister Of Mr. Eugene c. BonniweIl,
has a delightful contralto voice. Miss
Bonniwell was the principal soloist at a
benefit given last week for ST. Joseph's
Protectory,
A charity dance and card party Will be
held tomorrow evening at the Normandie,
seth and Chestnut streets, under the direc-
ton or committee consisting of Dr. May
E Reeves, DR.. Sarah r. Groves DR.. Mary
Wray, Miss Matilda Myers, Mrs c. IT. JUS
tice, Or. Julia l. Hildebrand and Mrs.
Joseph Justice, chairman. The proceeds
will be for the benefit of the American
College and Hospital Dispensary of Neur-
opathy.
Elaborate plans have been made for the
euchre and promenade to be given in Hor-
ticultural Hall this evening for the
benefit OF the building fund OF the Church
of Our Lady OF the Rosary esd and Cal.
lowhill streets. Every effort is being ex-
pended TO make It a brilliant success. as
IN former years. The Rev Richard Bran
ton Is chairman Of the committee which
Is In charge OF the arrangements for the
function The door prize is either a lady's
or gentleman's solid gold watch. It has
also been announced that the gentIemen's
first prize will be a victrola, and the
ladies' first prize, piece of handwork OF
great value.
Mr., and Mrs. Philip Gallagher, OF s11s
Market street, are receiving eongratula-
uons on the birth OF son on Saturday.
Mrs. Harry L. cranmer entertained her
sewing circle at her home 728 South 5sth
street, on Thursday evening. The guest
OF honor was Mrs. Mora lands. OF
Pulaski, Va mother OF the hostess.
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Chestnut Hill

Mrs, Charles B. Wright, who has enter
tanned so extensively this winter, has
gone to Palm Beach, where she has
Joined her husband for fortnight.
Among the Philadelphians who are So
Journing at the shore are Mr. and Mrs.
Newbold Ely and their daughter Miss
Dorothy Ely.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred g. B. Steel, of
S4O9 Navahoe avenue. have gone to
Canada for fortnight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29
South Philadelphia

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. McNamee. OF
sos South 22d street, are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth OF a son. Mrs.
MeNamee viii be remembered as Me
Gertrude Hack daughter OF Mr.. ana MIS-.
Frank Hack, Of sA0 South Goth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Riemann Of
232S Reed street, have returned from 4
short trip to Reading and Hamburg. Pa
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Silent 1 g. was held al the home of M.
David o, smith. 2ast Oazf0rd street. yes
tsFdsH
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Along the Main Line

HAVERFORD-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Hall, of Hartford, Conn, are the guests
this week of Mrs William RunS, of Haver-
ford Court and will attend the wedding
of Miss Edith Runk to Mr.. j. Thomas
Ligget on Saturday in the Church of the
Redeemer, Bryn Mawr.
Mrs. Wallace Craigle and children are
occupying the Sydney Bullen Dunn home
on Sutton road, and will remain in Haver-
ford until the early summer. Captain
Craigie is stationed at Columbus. N. NJ.
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Hayes, of
Haverford Court, are spending u week at
Palm Beach, Fla.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29

ARDMORE-The members of the Junior
department of the Helping Hands Circle
gave classical and much-appreciated
musicale Saturday evening in the audi
torium of the Y. NJ. c. A., at Ardmore
Much credit is due to Miss Agnes Hollings-
worth, chairman of the Entertainment
Committee, in selecting such able talent
The program consisted of piano solos by
Mrs. ]. r. MacGregor, Miss Edyth Mann
and Miss Agnes Hollingsworth mandolin
trio, Miss Mary PennypaCller, Miss Marion
Rainey and Miss Frances Hadley, accom-
panied by Miss Hollingsworth at the piano.
Vocal solos by Miss Jenkins and Miss
Mabel Lees. The accompanies were Mrs
j. r. MacGregor and Miss Rainey. Miss
Gladys Rutter gave n violin solo, and
recitation was given by Miss Mary Blair
The Helping Hands Circle is a nom
sectarlan benevolent society and does
much good work in quiet way to alleviate
the needs and sufferings of the poor and
sick in Ardmore and vicinity. Miss Eleanor
Butler is president Of the junior depart
ment, and the other officers are: Miss
Eleanor Hartley, treasurer Miss Mar
garet Butler, secretary Miss Mabel Jack
son, corresponding secretary, and Miss
Ruth Morgan, custodian.
BRYN MAWR-Miss Lylian NJ. Doyle,
of 81 Old Lancaster road, will give
luncheon, followed by cards, at the Ritz
Carlton today.
Mrs. Howard Brown, of Morris avenue,
is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Eber
Brittingham, of Locust Grove.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29
Along the Reading

The vaudeville eXtraordinaire," to be
given tomorrow evening at the Jenkintown
Auditorium for the benefit of the mater
nifty ward Of the Arlington Memorial Hos
pital, Is being looked forward to with a
great deal of pleasure. Flowers will be
sold during the intermission by tho aides,
who will include Miss Helen Nash, Miss
Doris Wetherbee, Miss Marjorie Kent,
Miss Clara DePuy, Miss Julia Beck, Miss
Mary milford, Miss Dorothy Mulford and
Miss Eleanor Jones.
The following is list of some of the
acts on the program:
Triple quartet from the Choristers' Club
of Jenkintown. Miss Julia Mallaby of
Beechwood School, and graduate of the
Leland Powers School, of Boston, In a
one.act play, by Edmond Rostand. Miss
Myrtle Mckee and Miss Helen Herr in a
classic dance; Miss Jean Wilson, in plano
monologue; Mr.. "Tom" DAILY, the poet of
Little Italy" in readings from his own
poems; Augustine Garcia, the wonderful
boy soprano, and Mr.. Robert McCracken,
the well'known pianist.
The JenlIintown Minstrels will give an
entertainment this evening for the benefit
of the Alumni Association at the Abing-
ton High School Auditorium. The cast
will include Mr.. Matthew McGurn, Mr.. Car.
rol Grifiiths, Mr.. Harry Todd, Mr.. William
Devlin, Mr.. Edward Tierney, Jr., Mr.. ].
Butler, Mr.. ]. Mahoney, Mr. G. Plunkett,
Mr.. r. Potts, Mr., b. Devlin, Mr.. C. Hig-
gins Mr.. j. McGeary, Mr.. c. Winners, Mr.
a. Fraley, Mr.. e. Schweiger, Mr.. ]. Wa
ley and Mr. C. Lewis The director is Mr..
Charles Risker. A very good selection of
songs has been made. Among them will be
what Money Cannot Buy" Loading Up
the Mandy Lee" America, Love YOU"
in Old Virginia." "Down Home in Ten
nessee."
A one-act sketch will be given, entitled
"The Touring Car Limited"
Mr.. Robert Roden spent the weekend
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William c.
Kent, Of Bent road, Wyncote.
Mrs Edward Schellenger, of Bent road
who is spending the winter in Boston,
Mass, is making series of visits at
Wyncote for several weeks.
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Chester Valley

Mr.. Harry Gillian, of Philadelphia,
spent the weekend i'm Malvern as the
guest of Mr. Walter Cox.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29

Mr.. Philip t. Sharpless. of Greystone
near West Chester, has gone to Boston
and Rochester on an extended business
trip.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29

Mrs Walter II. Lewis. of West Chester
will return home tomorrow after having
spent three weeks with relatives in
Orangeburg, s. c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29

Miss Sara c. Evans. librarian of West
Chester High School, has gone to Atlantic
City for rest and recuperation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29

delightful leap year dansant was held
Friday evening under the auspices of the
Outing Club at Peoples Hall. The affair
was attended by 45 members of the club
and their friends. The hall in which the
affair was staged was attractively deco
rated for the occasion. After the dance
dinner was served. Among those present
were Mr. Philip Leof. Miss Sara Deshow,
Mr.. Nathan Silverglade, Miss Esther Field
man. Mr.. Toll, Mr.. Scharf, Miss Edith
Dechinn Miss Sara Benjamin. Mr.. Harry
Goldman, Miss Hattie Treiheiter. Miss Ida
Cohen, Miss Ruby Cohen, Miss Kaslow.
Mr.. B. Rosenberg, Mr.. Morris BlaclSman.
Miss Lillian Cohen. Mr.. Dorfman, Mr..
Louis Gechowski, Miss Celia Hanopolsky,
Mr.. Philip HanopolslIy. Mr.. David Gus,
Mr.. Joseph Gus, Mr.. Max Callner, Mr.,
Adolph Weiss, Mr., Joseph Robinson, Mr..
Rochin, Mr.. Morris Epstein, Miss Rose
Gold, Miss Pauline LeOf, Miss Frances
Leof, Miss Rose Leof, Miss Lillian Blu
menthal, Miss Lena Liebman. Miss Sara
Lerner, Miss A. Lukes, Miss Rose Lieb-
man and Miss Ida DresneT.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29

Miss Ellen Brinton, of The Llndens.
West Goshen, will read paper this week
before the State Beekeepers' Association
in Lancaster on bee Keeping: A Hobby
for Girls"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29

A leap year and Washington party was
given TO Mr. Thomas DOugherty, of $3.50
hardwood avenue, on Saturday evening
by his parents. The evening was spent
in a delightful manner. A number of
vocal selections were given by MIR. Vim
cent Cogan Mr.. Bradley and Mr.. Weld
ing entertained with a sketch entitled
Blowing the Balloon" Among the guests
We're Miss Winifred German, Miss Mae
McGarvey, Miss Margaret Dougherty,
Miss Katherine Lynch, Miss Anna Weld.
ing, Miss Jean Welding. Miss v. Ward,
Miss Bessie McDermott Mr.. Vincent
Cogan, Mr. Thomas Dougherty, Mr.. James
Dougherty, Mr. Thomas Bradley. Mr.. Mar
tin Bailey, Mr.. William Nolan, Mr., James
Welding. Mr.. Ed G. Titterton, of New
York. and Mr. and Mrs. c. German.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29

At 49, ,slslsrS - Il ba,'ss ss''',' le-a.
Columbus, y, z,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29

Mrs u. p. walling. of 400 Lincoln drive,
will entertain tie members of her Charity
Bridge Club this afternoon at her home.
Mrs. Walling has just returned from a
trip to New York
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29

Miss Anna Galley and Miss Helen Hart
have left for indianapolis. Ind.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29

The first annual dance OF the wasote
Club, Of West Philadelphia, was success.
fully held on Friday evening at the
Knights of Columbus Hall. 3sth and Mar
ket streets. Among those present were
Mr.. Raymond Bohenn Mr.. Louis MeCOr-
mick, Mr.. Peter Rearney, Mr.. Il. Louis
MerCereau, Mr.. Leo Werzel and Mr.. Jo-
seph Creary,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29
ADJUSTMENTS

The Ladies' Night given by St Monloa's
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29

!. ne marriage OF Miss Lydia Chichester,
atoekVlle, Nd, niece Of Mr., and Mrs.
kelN du Pont and Mr.. Philip d. Laird.
= Wilmington, viii take place ia June.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-29
big HANDICAP
TO HARRY SHAW
OddsOn Choice Runs First
in Dunwoodie Stake at
Empire Track.
FAIR COUNT DISQUALIFIED

Yonkers, N. Y, July S.-Harry Shaw,
although a disappointment this season,
was an odds-on choice for the Dunwoodie
Handicap at the Empire City track to-
I'day. and justified the faith Of his back
ers by scoring cleverly.
He was put hard to It In the last six
teenth by Coquette's challenge, but out
gained the speedy mare. Coquette raced
pretty race after creating trouble at
the barrier. She delayed the getaway
by her tactics and kicked Sasin with such
energy that Keogh. the Jockey. was un-
seated.
Fair Count. which ran second in the
fifth race, was disqualified for causing a
mix-up Bank rolls OF the form players
received q severe Jolt with the defeats
Of Monacacy and Little Dipper, both
top-heavy favorites. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Fve and one-hsH furionp; So)
added: 2yesr-olds. Ed Roche. i0 (Fairbrother).
to s, to 4. out. won; Gadioia, lcz (hinD. 5
to /, to s. out. second Storm Nympd- lG CR
Hoffman,, Q to l. TO S. out. third. Tine. ld8
SECOND RAcE-sellins; 500 aAdsd: syesr-osds
and upward; oos mtla Jess. IT,, III ueas~l.
to l. 70 : ous- won: MonAescy. lis tbutvslD.
(Doyie), "a to !. s to Z to 10 third. Tine.
l:1 Is. Salon. Monmouth. Mary Es.slle and
Col HOLLOWAY also ran.
THIRD RAcE-sellins; ayear-olds; purse, $50:
about six furlongs. stellsrna, i5 UAPsille), -
to l. to l. 8 TO g. won; Little Dippsr. loo tFsir-
brother. to 8. to J. out, second; Flag Day. lOS
bald 8 to to g. out, third. Time. Isl -.
Sal Vanity, Petlar and Benjamin also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Ths Dunwoodie Handicap; 500
added one mile 5year-oids and upward. Harry
shaw, l26 uoftus). IS 70 %. ! TO 5. out, won
Coquette. I'D Fairhrothsrl, To l. to S. to ..
second; AIdsbsran. Ill (Urquhsrt). 1 to l. crtn,
10 s, third. Time f:N IS. Gunbearer and
SaSn also ran
FIFTH RACE-Msiden 5yeaI-oids ard upward
purse. 500; one mile and seren yards Pocdchoo.
10 uaPaIlle1, IS TO s. eVen to ). won: Gleipnsr.
10 Mink, IS TO !. TO L TO z second: Our
rsghsleen llD CTsplnl. to !. to !, 70 s. third.
Time, lF IS. Saturn and Fair Count also n.
Fair Count finished second but disqualified.
SIXTH RACE-Selins; pure. 500: lyesr-olds;
FIVE furlongs. Kathryn Gray, le CTsplinl. 10
% out. won; The Bsroness los Urquhsrt). 1 70 !,
even. to S. second; Lantana. 100 LykeI. 9 to !,
TO 5. to S. third. Tine, 90 IS. Mubiehesd
stalw,rt Van and Ida Nc also ran
The Washington herald., 1916-07-29
HAWTHORNE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Purse 500; 4ysar-ohs and up
ward mile and seventy Yards; selling Fellow Men
liz IL CaugeO to /. to |. to 2 won; Water
Troof, 10 III. Steansl. to l. to s. to 2, sec
ond; Orotund, 10 "a. Calrer). to ], . TO 5.
l to 4 third Time. 81 35. Lake Mae. Snug
gler. Louise Paul. Lady Powers James Dockery.
Wild Bear and Catherine Turner also ran.
SECOND RACE-Purse; maiden 2yesr-olds; Eve
and onehsf furlongs. Sedan. liz IF. Murphy.
to S. to 1. out. won; Sleeper. liz Nv. Andrsss).
to !. to 5. out. second: Melia. loo tR. Hack.
- TO l. 10 to |, to l. third. Time. 90 IS. JACK
Straw. Sslzora, ii Rey, Jovis and Signoretta also
ran.
THIRD RACE-Sellns; purse 500; S-year-oldsi
six fulongs. Biddy. 1o2 CT. Williams. Is to l.
to l. ) TO I. won: Mary H. lW tR. Guy). 4
to s. TO ., out, second; Rapids. ln (W. Hoasl.
to l. to |, even. third Time. ll6. Jim
Wakely. Mikifula and Thistle Green also Dane
ing Sun and Milton Campbell left at the post
FOURTH RACE-SelIing Syear-olds and upward
mile and sixteenth. Hocnir. liz (Byrne), s to
. even, to . won; Star of Love- 100 III. Stearns),
s. to l. to S. to 2 second; Olga star. Il3 (R
GUY, to !. to !, to 5. third. Time la "a
Grover Hughes. Floral Park and BONANZA also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Selling: purse; 2year-olds; FIVE
and onehsf furIongs Blue Grass Belle. Ill (ClarerI,
to s, out, won; Mibrey. l6 III Stearns). IL to
5. to 5, out, second; Justify. (Hoasl. to /,
to !. to s. third. Time. i 90. Tuck Meelo-
gene. Fight Fair. Velvet and Oakwood Boy also
ran
The Washington herald., 1916-07-29

FIRST RACE-Purse. 500; 2yer-old, ave fur
lonsS. Isabelle H. l0l Robinson. $3.50, $50,
y &C. WOO; TeTAhera, loS tPickinsl. $50. &tU. sec-
ond: Capt. b. III tCOunorsl. s. 20. third. Time,
ol +5. Javsto. McCorburn, Twin Stream. Eas er
Monday. Rex Gsiety also ran. McCorburn and
Twin Stream coupled.
SECOND RACE-Wsterloo Maiden Plate; 3year-
ODDS and upward; purse, 500; mile. Black
Icc CMcAtee). $50. $50 second; J. @. Stone. 10
(obertl. $50. third. Time. lSl IS Billy Nc
Gee. Wild Horse. SmlAh. Safety Firs, Rsston.
Hastona, Antseptc Nellie Boots and The Garnet
also ran.
THIRD RACE-selling; purse, 800; 5yesr-old,
and upward; one mile. Ray O. Light. 10 ALEX
anderl, $3.50. So. $40. won; Zodiac, lG robin
som. $50. $50. second; Erin. Ice IL. Gentry.
S.lO, third. Tine. -. scorpii, Linbrook. ouien
Ssbe. Ford Mai and Johnnie Austin also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Midsumner Handicap: 2yelr-
olds and upward; $40 added; siI furongs. Top
O. Thr Morning, 10 Uiobinson). SD $50. s. 20.
won Robert Bradley. IT tMcAteel. $50. $40,
second; Back Bay, los Collins. $40. third Tine
II5l5. Gypsey George, Marion Goos5y. EtrIscsn.
Tie Masquerader. Prince Albert and Cannonsde
also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-sellins; h.Ddicap 5year-olds and
upward 800 added; mile and one-sixteenth. Jane
neCr. los tRObnsonl. $3.50. $40. second; HsrbAru,
6 Dishmon). $50. third. Time. C rs. Kins
Hamburg and Broomssdss also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Selling; +ysarolds and upward
McDermott). SD. $40. $40. won; Bars ana
Stars Ile 10. Martini. $40. s. 80. second Samuel
R. Meyer, lr wv. MITCHELL. SO third. Tine,
Birdie Williams, Old Bob and Lehigh also ran.
SEVENTH R-ACE-PetAwaws Selling: rursc $50
Syesr-olds and upward mile and one sirte-nth. 90
the turf. Col. Gutelius. Ice CMcKsnEiel sI7. s. 90
$50, won; Hedonist, IOo Hayes $50. $40. sec
l4s2s TrOut Fly. Handful. Psymsster and
Glorner also ran.