Evening journal., 1919-09-03

OF classes makes the show one Of tn
best ever held here For this reasoI
it is necessary to hold some OF the ex
hibitions in the forenoons. More atien
iion Than formerly has been devoted I,
the show and horse owners who hay'
not been attracted here IN other year:
are exhibiting this year. some Of th'
horses and ponies shown comprise The
choicest specimens of the horse family
The green, ,on which the horses are
exhibited is more attractive Than usual
and gives a pretty and picturesque set
ting 20 the becoming and handsome
gowns Of the women and young women
exhibitors and drivers The show not
only attracts the groWn-ups' but the
,iddies are deeply interested as We'll
specially In pony classes. Tomorrow
he hunting and jumping classes VIII
De the attractions.
Besides the regular classes OF events
comprising exhibitions OF jumpers,
ponies. harness and saddle horses, there
are special events. such as pony races
for children riders under IA years OF
age.
Among the local exhibitors are Miss
Louisa Carpenter, Montchanin, Del;
Miss Constance 5. dupont, Miss Esther
o dupont. Miss Mary B. dupont, Miss
Natalie dupont, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Felix
dupont. Miss Lydia G.. DUPONT Miss
Marion dupont. William dupont, Fair
held Farms, Clarence Fraim, Or. H. w.
Howell. W. Clayton Jester, Miss Molly
Laird. ia. Montgomery, Mrs. Harry
" Norrlssey. Thomas Porter, George
Staats Caleb Stabler, w. NJ Taylor
Charles Rothhouse, Jr., William ,Telfer
w u. Thomas, L. Scott Townsend. Jrr
II. T. Wallace. II. T. Wallace, Jr. y. L..
White Miss Elizabeth White Irwin c
Walker. OF New Castle; Thomas II. Van
SAINT. OF Newark Miss Madeline II.
Pierce. Miss Z. Marion Pierce and Harry
NJ Pierce. Jr., all Of Delaware City;
Josiah Marvel, 18th OF Greenville; Ma
Die Brook Farm, Wilmington, and c. G.
Largland. Of Marshallton.
Mrs. Victor dupont. sr., arrived home
last. week from California. She has
been the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Victor
dupont Jr.. but left yesterday for
Chelsea TO spend some time.
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Al
bert NJ. Penn leave tomorrow for
laredo. Texas. on the return trip Mrs.
Penn will visit her mother, Mrs. Frank
Roop smith, and brother, Lieutenant
Commander Frank r. Smith OF Los
Animas, Colorado.
Mrs. f. p. Young. Miss Anna r.
Young and Miss Elizabeth Young have
from Lakewood Farm Inn,
Roscoe. n. Y, where they spent the
month OF August.
Miss Constance A. Marchus recently
gave a luncheon at the Hotel dupont in
honor OF Ensign Robert b. Mantell, Jr..
n. 5. ~. OF New York. a son Of Robert |
b. Mantell. for many years one OF 1
Americas leading actors. Young Man /
tell recently returned from Paris,
where he was attached to the Peace /
Tie spent a day or two
here meeting and greeting old friends
The Rev. and Mrs. Alban Richey and
family have returned from Long Island
where they spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb S. Layton and /
children have returned from Annis-
quam. Mass. Mrs. Layton and family
spent the summer In Massachusetts /
while Mr.. Layton was spending two
weeks at the New England resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.D. Sharp Of Harring-
ton are visiting their daughter and SON
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Sewell Downs here.
Mr.. Sharp is a retired banker.
Or. and Mrs. s. II. Johns, and daugh-
ter. Mrs. a. l.. Eager and grand children
A. Lindley Eager and Janet Griffith re-
turned yesterday from Ocean Grove
Y. J.
Or. H. R. Pennock returned yesterday
from Ocean City. n. j.. where he spent
the month Of August Mrs Pennoek
and children will return the end Of this
week.
The Misses Edith and Mildred Rob
srtson returned home on Monday from
Ocean City, n. J.
Mrs. William II. Wyatt and children
have been spending some time at At
sntlc City.
Dr. and Mrs. p. A. Traynor have been
recent visitors at Atlantic City.
Mrs. John NJ. Haley. Of No. iOii Tren-
.on Place. has been spending some time
n Atlantic City.
Mrs. Harry A. Brown. Of No. 9Oi Van
Buren, street is spending this week at !
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Howard Newkirk and son How
ard, Jr.. OF Salem. N. J.. spent the week
md with Mrs J. A. Eberhardt, Of No.
1926 Market street.
Mrs. Job II. Jackson and Miss Eliza
beth Jackson, who have been spending
some time at Wernersvllle. Pa, will re-
urn to Wilmington this week.
Miss Helen Sasse returned on Satur-
lay from Clarksburg, w. Va, where
she visited her sister. Mrs. Edward 7.
Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Goodman. Miss /
lean and J. Stuart Goodman arc spend
ng some time at Atlantic City.
II. Harry Prettyman returned Monday
hight from two weeks vacation The
lrst week was spent with relatives at
Pennington. and last week at Ocean
-ity, N. J.
Mrs. Martina n. pennock returned on
Sunday from ocean City. \. j., where
she spent fortnight.