Evening star., 1926-05-09
50 GREEN HUNTERS
ENTERED IN SHOW
Gen. RoCkenbaCh to Be Host
at Arlington PaTk-PreSi-
dent to Attend.

With the promise of four days of
sunny skies. the National Capital
Horse Show is scheduled to open
Friday at Arlington Park for the
sixteenth annual meet.
Never before in the history of the
show have the saddle and hunting
classes been so popular With some
50 entries listed the classes for green
hunters, novices of the hunting field
and tanbark. are certain to PROVIDE
spills and thrills sufficient to satisfy
he most eXacting.
In the absence of Admiral Cary
T. Grayson. president of the show,
brig. Gen. Samuel ID. Rockenbach
will be official host for the event.
President to attend.
President Coolidge has assured the
show managers that he will be pres
ent with Mrs. Coolidge one afternoon
during thaNmeet. Boxes and reserved
seats have been engaged by promi
nent members of social diplomatic
anCi official circles.
The SrandStands at the show
grounds. burned in March. have been
replaced by the stands used by the
Public Buildings and Grounds Office
during inaugural and other important
ceremonies.
Some 800 entries have been listed
by local and out-of-toWn exhibitors
Maryland and Virginia horSemen
have proven their interest with
string of imposing b!ue bloods.
Many WashingtOnians to Exhibit.
Among the Washingtonian exhibit
ing are Ira Floyd Let's. Miss Faith
Adams. Herman Albek. Allendale
Farms. Miss Lydia Archbold. Fred
BuChhOltz. Capt. Jess G.. Baykin,
William Barr. {. II. Carrico. Robert
r. Choate, Quinton l.. Conner, Nor
man Clarke. Mrs. James r. Curtis.
Master Frazer Curtis, Miss Laura
Curtis. Lieut.. II. +. Councilman. Mrs.
Oscar Coolican. Maj. A. f. Chaffee.
Representative Edmund Carpenter,
B. Roland Dawson, Miss Deborah
DoWs, Col William NJ. Donovan. Miss
Priscilla Dove. Richard Essex. Lieut..
George G.. Elnos. Lieut.. c. w. Feagin.
Sherman Flint, j. Dallas Grady. capt.
James b. Golden. Mrs. +. T. Good
man. Maj. {. p. George. Melvin G..
Hazen. Samuel J. Henry. William
Ross Hubbard, Miss Anna +. IIedrick,
Miss Nancy =. Hanna. Miss Eli2a
beth Jackson. Capt. John II. Irving.
Miss Harriet kinchloe, J. {. Loys
DIR. r. {. Montouri. Miss Georgia
Mooser. Mrs. T.. +. Mclean. Eugene
Meyer, R"y Norton. Lieut.. Victor p.
Moves. ESSiot Wade Phillips, L. NJ.
Palmer. Mrs. Ambrose Preece, Miss
Maud Preece. George Plummer. Mai
Cortland Parker. Capt. V. l.. PadGett,
John w. Pitney, jr.: G. Bryan Pitts,
Miss Margareta Rowland. Riding and
Hunt Club. Maj. Edward Roth, G..
w. Rust. Miss NJ NJ. Stevens. First
Sergt. Jesse W. Snyder. Francis Y.
Sommer, jr: Lieut.. Fred y. sharp
Mai. c. l.. Scott, Col. Robert NJ.
Thompson. Capt. j. r. Underwood.
Maj. J. S. stephen. Miss Evelyn
Walker. Wardman Park Saddle Club.
Brig. Gen. l.. Wahl. Capt. Royden
Williamson and Capt. Steele Wotkyns.
Out.of-town exhibitors hail from as
far West as Hollywood, Calf. Horse
show fans will recognize the names
Of Louis Leith, &. Oliver Iselin, jr.,
Mrs. ID. y. Lee and Mrs. d. G. Sands
Of Middleburg. Va. Waugh Glassceck
IS bringing his string of hunters down
from Cpperville and the younger VIII
lam Du Pont has entered the star of
FoXcatcher Farm. his place near Phil
adelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Lewis
of Cpperville are showing the Grove
Stables.
Among the exhibitors new this year
is Louis s. Lambert of Baltimore. o.
II. Lehman. Chicago; Mrs. Augustus
Riggs. Cooksville. Md: Randolph Ort-
man, Greenwood. Va; Mrs. Frederick
w. Dixie, Marshall, Va: Miss keZiah
strong. CleveIand Ohio: Charles =.
Cushman. Pomfret. Conn, and host
of others