Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-21
ROCKVILLE FAIR
PRIZES AWARDED
Second Part of Horse and
Pony Show Under Way
Before Large Crowd.
Special Dispatch to The star.

will be a financial success or failure.
Thursday Is always the big day OF the
fair, and If the favorable weather con-
tinueS tremendous crowd Is expected
to be on hand.
The second half of the horse and
pony show began shortly after 10
O'Clock this morning and will not be
concluded until late this afternoon.
The first half was In progress virtually
all of yesterday. The judges, e. M.
Palmer of Arlington, Va, and Dorsey
williams of Ellicott City, had no easy
task deciding the winners. Dixie's
Child. owned and ridden by Miss Mango
Couzens, daughter of Senator Couzens
of Michigan, was among the winners,
ladies' hunter class.
Summaries:
Morse Section.
Brood mares, suitable to produce hunters
OF saddle horses-First, Nannette. ouinton l.
Conner, Washington; .; G.; second, Goldleaf'
ME Wrinkle, Miss Alice Cashell. Rockville,
Saddle horses. owned in Montgomery
County-First. Notari, Mrs. Charles II. Car
rico, second. Montague, Mrs. r. H. Schultz;
:. Light-weight hunters-First, Shamrock, A.
H ryan vd Washi Bt second, SOLITAIRE
SKY Hish' Charles H; csrrico: Chevy CHASE
Shamrock. a, II, RYAN third, Tip Top. Leon
Arnold, Warrington.
Harriet lee Wins.
Ladies' saddle horses--First, Harriet Lee.
srnSa i HsSDs %:. csasfs
Burrows. Washinsson p: C.,
Burton, second;. SKY HisS, Charles Il: Oar
rice Tns,on third Gold Foyle' Percy Niepold' Wash
chiidren's class. for children under IS
years of ase-First. entry Of Miss Diamond.
Ma snr e on 81
D. j. Ryan, washington, d. c.
Pony Section.
Saddle ponies, 20 inches and under-First.
entry OF James Clark, Eilicott City. Md sec
SSnq' entry OF Miss Jean McKeever' Silver
Saddle ponies. 40 40 inches-First. entry of
spTlnE: Nd; third, entry Of Besile Bo Riley
saddle ponies, 4s-52 tnehes-Tirst. entry of
Saddle ponies. under So inches. owned in
EsseS; second, entry Of Miss jean jean MeKesver;
third. entry of Joseph Fraley, Derwood.
rIesde Palmer's Entry Victor.
>, Saddle poniesvFirst, entry Of Meade Pal
va sssOnS entry Of Miss
Jumpers 20 inches and under-First; entry
james CLARK. GAINESVILLE, Nd.
Jumpers. 4o-4s inches-First, entry of Law
third. entry Of Charles Lewis. Washin9ton.
Jumpers. 4s-52 inches--First. entry of Jo-
seph N Starkey; Rockville; second. entry Of
E:,, p; Essex Essex tnird' entry OF w. Bordley,
Jumpers, over 50 inehss-Pirst. entry of
ond,, entry Of Charles Lewis. Washington
third entry Of S. L. King. Redland, Nd.
Awards Announced.
Premium awards in some of the de-
partments were announced today as fol-
lows:
Apples-Maiden's Blush, first, Mrs.
Marshall Magruder. Northern Spy,
first, J. William Benson. York Imperial,
flrst, Albert Stabler; second, Mrs. Viii.
liam Moore. Winesap. first, Albert
Stabler; second, Mrs. william Moore.
Grimes Golden, first, Albert Stabler;
second, Mrs. William Moore. Ben Davis,
first, Mrs. william Moore; second, j.
William Benson. Golden RuSset, first,
Albert Stabler; second, Mrs. William
Moore. GanO, first, Maurice NJ. Brown
Moore; second, Mrs. william Moore.
Stark, first, Mrs William Moore: second,
Maurice Browning. Duchess of Olden-
burg, second, Mrs. John 8. Hargett.
Snow, first, Mrs. John Hargett. Red
Streak, first. Seth Warfield. Golden
Sweet, first, Seth Warfield; second, Mrs.
Seth Warfleld. Smokehouse, first, Albert
Stabler; second, Lee G. Warfield. Black
Twig, first, Mrs. William Moore; second,
j. William Benson. Baldwin, first, j.
William Benson: second. Seth Warfleld.
Wealthy. first. Mrs. William Moore; sec
ond. Albert Stabler. Summer apples,
first, Seth Warfield. Kanard, first,
Albert Stabler; second, Mrs. William
Moore. Delicious, first. Mrs. William
Moore: second, Albert Stabler.
PeacheS-Elberta, first, Willis B. Bur-
dette; second. Mrs. Lee c. Warfield.
Apples--Albemarle Pippin. first. Al
hsrt Stabler; second, Mrs. William
Fore. Rome Beauty. first. Albert
ADLER; second. Mrs. William Moore
sith Alden. first. Mrs. William Moore.
cIntosh. first. Mrs. william Moore.
Winter apples, first Seth Warfield.
Other varieties, first, Mrs. William
Moore; second, Seth Warfield.
Benson Gets Premium.
Pears-Keifer, first and second. j.
william Benson. Sheldon, first. j. viii
liam Benson. Sickle, first, Mrs. Forest
King; second, Mrs. Edgar Fulks. Bart
lett. first, Stanley Gather; second,
Lenox Howes. Duchess, first, Seth War
field: second, Alvin T. Perkins. Mag
nolia, first, Mrs. Seth Warfield; second,
Seth Warfeld. Lecontee, first, Mrs.
Seth Warfeld: second, Seth Warfield.
CARRIER, first Mrs. Seth Warfield; Sec
ono. Seth Warfield. Lawrence, first,
Lenox Howes: second, Seth Warfield.
Plums: German Prune-First, John T.
Warf1eld; second, Seth Warfield. Green
Gage-First, Seth Warfield; second,
Mrs. Seth Warfield. Pondo Sudry-
First Seth Warfield: second, Mrs. Lee
9. Warfield. Pride-First, Mrs. Maurice
Browning; second. Seth Warfield Other
varieties-First. Della Holmes; second,
Catherine Shaw.
Damsons: Shropshire-First, Walter
Masruder; second, Mrs. Fanny Downs.
Grapes: Kidgra-First, j. william
Benson; second. Seth Warfield. Clinton
First, Seth Warheld; second, John T.
Warneld. Champion Of Tallman-First,
Mrs. Seth Warfeld. Delaware-First,
Mrs. Seth Warf1eld; second, Seth War
field. Green's New White-First, Seth
Warneld: second, Mrs. Seth Warfield.
Ca Co-First, Mrs. Seth Warfield.
Crabapples: First, Alvin T. Perkins.
Flowers.
single palm-First, Mrs. Hazel CASH
ell. Rubber plant-First, Miss Gladys
Benson. Fuchsia-Second, Mrs. Wendall
Parke. Asparagus phimosa- First. Mrs.
j. p. Engle: second. Emile Barnsley.
Asparagus sprengeri--First, Mrs. =. v.
r. Cashell. Coleus-First, Mrs. Wen
dali Parke. Ostrich plume fern First,
Mrs. William Clarke. Table design
(growtng) First, Mrs. James D. King:
second, Miss Gladys Benson. Maiden
hair fern-First, Mrs. James T. Hogley:
second, Miss Annabelle Coleman. Gao
tus-First, Mrs. Charles Thompson: sec
end, Miss Emma Clark. Begonia rex
First. Ethel Connolly: second, 7. ,.