Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-16

Of the first benefit Horse show last Fall,
! the money derived from the show has
/ been spent for handsome trophies, but
| this year the entire proceeds will go for
| the benefit Of the children in the four
| wards OF the hospital which are being
/ maintained solely by the guild.
Mr.. John @. Gheen. proprietor Of the
Saddle Club, is managing the sporting
end Of the show. The Welfare and
Recreational Association Of Public
| Buildings and Grounds will cooperate
with the Saddle Club In presenting the
event.
| There will be at least 10 classes on the
program, namely, the pony class, saddle
ponies ridden by children OF IL years or
under: horses or ponies ridden by chill
dren between IL and Is years: horse
manship class for children; hack and
hunter class: green hunter class: open
| jumpers: horses suitable to become
! hunters shown in hand; Corinthian
class (shown in hunting costume) sad
die class. owners to ride and open sad
die class. The foregoing classes are ex-
pected to have representation from
members of the Riding and Hunt Club
ana Preece Riding School, Potomac Rid
ing School, Rock Greek Park School,
| Warrenton Hunt Club and girls classes
from the local private schools which
ride from the Wardnan Park Saddle
Club, not only because they are sports
men and sportswomen, but because this
viii be their way OF aiding the Garfield
| Hospital Nursery Guild to obtain a
/ bridget which will enable 1t to carry on
| the work Of providing garments for the
| four nurseries of which 1t Is taking care.
! There will be no charge for admission
| to the Horse Show on May 4. The cx-
penses will be paid solely through do
nations for the boxes and individual
contributions. Whatever surplus re-
mains will 90 to the guild.
Mrs. James Irwin steel took party
| Of 40 to the composer concert given by
| the Pen Women's League and enter
tanned after the concert at the Burling-
ton Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p Regain an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter
Marian to Mr.. Charles L. Jolly OF New
York. on Friday, February !, 1929, at
Norfolk, Va.
The approaching marriage Of Miss
Mary Rowan McHough to Mr.. BenJa-
min N. Brown, which will take place
Wednesday, May Is, Is of much inter-
est in washington. Miss McHough is
the daughter of Mrs. McHough of VIII
mington. DEL, formerly Of Washing
ton, and the late Mr.. James r. Nc
Hough of Brookland, d. c.. where she
and her family have host Of friends.
The wedding will take place in the
home of the brides mother In Whining
ton, and after a wedding trip Mr..
Brown and his bride will make their
home at 14o4 Hamilton street, VIII
mingtoil.
Miss McIIough is a graduate Of
Friends School in Wilmington. having
attended the Friends School here be-
fore moving to Wilmington. and she
later attended the University Of Della
ware, Mr.. Brown is q graduate of
Princeton in the class OF 1921 and of
the University Of Pennsylvania Law
School In 1924.
Mrs. w. c. Tanner of Richmond Is
visiting her brother en-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Sutherland, In their
home, at s306 New Hampshire avenue
northwest.
Mrs. william Pouch. regent Of the
Richmond County Chapter Of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
of Staten Island N Y was the guest