The Washington times., 1933-03-22
Final Horse Show
Of This Season

Of This Season
The entry list for the last
horse show of the season Of
the Riding and Hunt Club is
rapidly growing with entries
coming in from nearby Vir-
ginia and Maryland. The show
will be held at the club house
at Twenty-second and P
Streets, Friday evening, at $3.50
p. m.
Mrs. Robert Windmill Of War
renton, Gen. and Mrs. William
Mitchell Of Middleburg, Mr..
Allen Hector, Mr.. George Ma
honey, and Miss Gladys Reason
Of Baltimore, Mr.. Louis Leith
and Mr.. Otto Furr of Middle.
burg, Mr.. Ernest E. Hale, Nokes-
vile, Mr.. j. Carl Kincheloe Of
Manassas, and Mr.. E. M.
Palmer Of Bancroft, Va, are
among those expected to attend.
A number Of Army officers
and their families will be among
the exhibitors. These include
Major and Mrs. George S. Pat.
ton, Miss Beatrice Patton, Major
William M. Blunt, Col. and Mrs.
c. T. Heron, Col. C. P. George,
Major William M. Grimes, Miss
Louise Heron, Mrs. Frank M.
Andrews, Captain Carson, Cap
tain Smith, Mrs. Court, wife of
Comdr. a. B. Court, Lieutenant
Thompson, Lieutenant Hoge,
Lieutenant Harrison and Lieu
tenant Kaufman.
Other entries are coming in
from the Shoreham Saddle
Club, Preece Riding School and
the Riding and Hunt Club.
Judges Named
The judges for the eight
classes to be held during the
evening, will be Mr.. E. E. Hale,
Of Nokesville. Va, for Saddle
Glasses; Mr.. Louis Leith, of
Middleburg, Va, for Hunter
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for Five Gated Glasses.
The classes include Hunters,
to be shown in hand; Saddle
Horses, thoroughbred or Park;
Five-Gaited; Hunter; Corinth-
ian class, to be shown in full
hunting attire; Hack and
Hunter: Touch and Out and a
Championship Hunter Class.
Ribbons and a silver cup will
be awarded to the winner of
each class.
A very beautiful Silver cup
will be awarded to the grand
champion hunter Of the season.
Back From Africa
Mrs. Hollister Sturges who
has been in New York with
Mr.. Sturges since their return
from Africa, has come on to
Washington and opened their
apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel for the Spring season.
Mr.. Sturges will join her here
later.
Rev. Robert j. White, former
district attorney of Boston and
professor at the Catholic Uni
versity of America School Of
Law, will address the Guild of
Catholic Lawyers at the Hotel
Astor in New York tonight.
Father Whites topic will be
'The Legal Profession and the
Coming Eera."
Mayor John P. O'Brien, presi.
dent Of the guild, will preside.
Hostess Today
Mrs. John F. King enter
tanned at luncheon today at the
Shoreham. Her guests were
Mrs. George Cook, Mrs. George
Cook, jr., Mrs. Parker Cook,
Mrs. Alexander Heron, Mrs:
Charles Keyser, Mrs. B. Frank
Littel, Mrs. George Rose, Mrs.
w. Ward Scott, Mrs. Wilbur F.
Spransy, Mrs. Waverly Taylor,
Mrs. Miles Trowbridge and Mrs.
James Underwood.
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Mr.. Murray w. Carson of
New York City, retiring special
Assistant of the Labor Depart
ment, is at the Carlton for a
brief stay.
Coming for Visit
Mrs. Ernest Simpson, whose
home is in London, will sail to-
day for this country and will
come to Washington to spend
several weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. D. Buchanan Merryman.
Mrs. Simpson was formerly
Miss Wallis Warfield, of Balti-
more.