Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-20
ROCKV|LLE'SFA|R
PROGRAM LISTED
Three Big Days Are Planned,
With Cat Show and
Horse Races.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, July 20.-The
complete program for the seventy
eighth annual fair Of the Montgomery
County Agricultural Society, to be held
here August 1920. has just been an
nounced by Secretary Ohio c. Trundle.
Although the big exhibition this
time will run one day less than for
merly, the program shows that all OF
the old and not a few new attrac-
tions will be in evidence and that much
of interest Is in store for the thou
sonds from this county. the District OF
pected to attend.
"ChiIdren's Day" First.
AS for many years, the first day will
again be known as "Children's day"
and all children under IA years of age
will be admitted free. A cat show, a
pony show, pony races, judging OF
boys and girls club exhibits. dog
show. free open-air acts and music are
among the attractions provided.
The program for Wednesday, the
second and big day, includes flower
show. continuation Of the cat show. a
cavalcade Of stock six horse races, all
running events free acts and music.
and at night fireworks, free acts and
music.
The cat show and cavalcade will be
repeated on the final day, when there
also will be six running races. AT
night the annual fair dance will be
held and there will be fireworks, music
and other attractions.
Mrs. Hunter in Charge.
Mrs. George NJ Hunter Of Rock
Vile will again be in charge OF the
women's section and she will have the
assistance of the following: Domestic
manufactures, Mrs. Howard Larcombe
and Mrs. James w. Brown; antiques,
Mrs. Josiah J. Hutton and Miss Mary
Lyddane: culinary. Mrs. Walter Cashell,
Mrs. Robert e. L. Smith and Mrs.
William McBain; works of art, Mrs.
Albert A. Ady and George Clark;
preserves and jellies. Mrs. James
Barnsley. Mrs. NJ. J. Boland and Mrs.
w. B. Mobley canned goods. Miss
Lulu Bell and Mrs. Barrett p. Will
son. Mrs. Thomas T. BarnSley is SUI
perintendent of the children's depart
ment.
Heads of the various other depart
ments are: Teams. James D. King,
James r. King and Harvey J. Harris;
pony shcw and pony races, James e
Christopher and Edward p Able; cat
tie. Otto w. Anderson. James D. King.
James w Brown, Charles F. Haight
and DR. Thomas A. Ladson; poultry,
Charles F. Haight and Albert A. Ady:
dog show, Dr. Thomas A. Ladson. Mrs.
A. j. Boyd, Charles F. Haight and Ed
ward P Able: horticultural hall.
Thomas H. Barnsley; boys and girls All
agricultural clubs. Otto w. Anderson.
Albert A. Ady. James c. Christopher
and Edward P. ABB.
Officers Of Society.
Walter Cashell will be chief marshal
and his aids will be Robert Chichester,
Edward Snowden, Charles Brown. EV-
erett Beall, Josiah ]. Hutton, jr.; George
D. Mover and John Meyer.
Officers of the society are: President,
Clarence L. Gilpin: vice president, DR..
Thomas A. Ladson; secretary-treaSurer,
Ohio c. Trundle; assistant secretary,
Mrs. A. J. Boyd: directors, Messrs. Gil
pin and Trundle, DR.. Ladson, William
A. Waters Thomas 1 Fulks. James G.
Christopher. Charles F. Haight. James
T Cashell. James w. Brown, James D.
King. James r. King. Harvey j. Harris,
Findley Pollock, Edward P. Able.