The Washington times., 1931-09-12
my SHOW TODAY BRINGS FAIRFAX COUNTY FAIR TO CLOSE
ELEVEN EVENTS
DRAW MANY
ENTRANTS
Baby Contest Features YeSter-
dayWith.SWeepstakes Award
Going to FranConia Child

dayWith.SWeeps Award
Going to Franconia Child
Going into its final day, the
Fairfax County Fair today will
feature the largest pony show
staged in Northern Virginia. Six
ty7six entries have been received
for the II classes of events,
ponies having been shipped from
all over the State, Maryland, New
Jersey and the District of Co.
lumbia.
Events in the breeding. re-
mount, and hunter classes were
wound up today with the run
ming off of the final nine events.
SweepStake honorS for hunters
went to Broken Glass, a bay geld
ing shown by Mrs. D. N. Lee. of
Middleburg, Va. The reserve
roSette for hunter honorS was
presented to Sen Satin, owned
by Edwin Vaughan, Of Richmond,
Va.
Baby Show Feature
The program for yesterday
sponsored by the Fairfax Cham
Der of Commerce, started with a
baby show. Judging was from
the standpoint of health alone.
Class l, for babies up to l year
old, was won by Thomas Drake,
son of C. B. Drake, of Jackson
vile, Fla. John Roy Dogget, jr.,
Of Manassas, Va. was second.
In the Class l event for girls,
Lois May Croson. daughter of
Arthur CroSon, of Vienna, Va,
was first, and Nancy A. Land
street, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Landstreet, Groveton. Va,
second.
The winner in Glass 2, l to ?
years, was Conrad Cones, son of
Trueman Cones, of Washington.
Second-place honors went to Theo-
dore G. Williams, son Of Mrs.
Josephine Williams. Eastern
Shore, Md.
Nancy Dismuk Wins
In the Glass event for girls,
Nancy Lee Dismuk, daughter OF
L. D. DiSmuk, Of Oakton, was first
and Doris Marie BitSemm, daugh-
ter of Hobart BitSemm, Fairfax,
second. ..
Glass 8 included babies from 2
to 3. Paul j. Brown, son Of Paul
e. Brown, of Falls Church, was
first and Boyd Corneal, son OF
Mrs. Mary Corneal, second.
In the Class event for girls,
Gladys M. Lyles, daughter OF
George Lyles, Franconia, was first
and Anne warning, daughter OF
DR.. D. L. Warning, Fairfax, second.
The sweepstakes cup was
awarded to Gladys Lyles, winner
of the Class 3 event.
Horse Show Awards
Winners in yesterdays horse
show events were:
Glass 1s-saddle horses First. All
owned bv NJ F.. Redmond. of Middle
burg: second. Rule Britannia owned oy
Meade Palmer. Bancroft: thlrd. Pieo
Piper owned by w. o. Furr. Ir.. M'noie
NJ Palmer Bancroft, r.
Class 5-Lightweight hunters: First
Sen, Satin owned by Edwi4 "a t9.ou NaUsn%% n:gnaG
by John A. Massie. washington; thlrd
pied piper. owned by w. o. Furr. MID
dleburg; fourth Q9estioTsireM QUESTION: M owned Os
Glass 9-KirS JOY Class, Sen sam
owned by Edwin Vaughan. Richmond !;
eecond. Chatter Play. owned by Ernest
NJ. Wolff UppervilIe: third. Tic"nderoga
owned by Mrs. n. N. Lee. Middlehurg
fourth. Magic Maid. owned ov Mrs. D.
N Lee, of Middleburg.
Magician Scores
Glass 12-Touch and out sweetstakes:
First. Magician. owned by Anth0ny ma
owned by Mrs c. d. Heron Bethesda
Md: third. Gold Foyle. owned by Percy
M Neipold. Washington; fourth. kItts.
OWnse Class 0S 7~ "Ls@ Ladies es'' hunters First,
Broken Glass. owned by Mrs: ID; IN ~
Lee. Middleburg; second, QuestlGnalIe'
Md: third, Chatter Play. owned by
Ernest NJ Wolff Upperville; fourth
jumping Jack, owned by d. Q. Furr'
jr.. Middleburg. - ~
First, Johnny Walker. owned by an
thony and George Rives, CONAN :
second, Happy Time. owned by W. NJ F.
ton owned by E. NJ. Palmer. Bar
croft: fourth. Pied Piper owned by
W. o. Furr Middleburg.
Furr's Maize Wins
Glass l3-TripIe bar. First, Maize,
owned by D. Q. Furr, jr., MiddleburS1
second, Willie Hupp, owned by Tom
Waller, Middleburg; third, slip Away,
owned by Third United states Cavalry,
Fort Myer: fourth, QUESTIONABLE, owned
by Mrs. W. G. Hill, Bethesda, Md.
Glass 1O-Corinthian. First, Broken
Glass. owned by Mrs. D. N. Lee, Mid
dleburg. Second, Sen Satin, owned by
Edward Vaughan, Richmond. Third
Magic Maid, owned by Mrs. D. N. Lee,
Middleburg. Fourth, High Pockets.
Ownedby Glenstone Farm, Aldie. Va.
In the mile race. Maryland Boy
owned by H. Simpson,. of Warrenton,
was first; Daventer, owned by M. G.
Hazen of Washington, second. and
Enforcement, owned by Leith Brothers,
Leesburg, was third.
In the three-quarter mile race. Reign
Celene, owned by w. T. Ralston, Fair
Ernest Wolff, Uppervile. was second.
and Tar Baby owned by Frost Ander-
son. Manassas was third
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