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Evening star., 1935-11-03

Florence Burke, MISS Madeline Kelly,
Miss Elizabeth Pilkerton, Miss Doro-
thy Pilkerton, Miss Cecilia Bind, Miss
Eleanor Barnett, Miss Helen Struder,
Miss Jean McCoffery, Mr.. Otis
Seward, Mr.. Edward Jacobs. Mr.. Owen
Keys, Mr.. william Schlog and Mr..
Robert Montgomery.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Parsons en-
tertained Thursday evening to cele-
brate the birthday anniversary of
Mrs. Hayward Hamilton. It was a
surprise event for the guest of honor.
Miss Julia Stevens assisted Mrs.
Parsons in serving and other guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Rowley, Mr.. and Mrs. George Gass
and Mrs. M. j. Murray Of Washing
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Fletcher,
Mr. and Mrs. william johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. Preston Dawson, Miss
Naomi Shanks, Miss Ethel Hollar,
Miss Genevieve Fearnow, Mr.. Clay
Dawson, Mr.. Charles Motley and Mr..
David Barksdale. Miss Princess
Cross, niece of Mrs. Hamilton, has
returned to her home in Farmville,
Va, after a visit to her aunt.
Mrs. william G. Cato and Miss
Loretta Cato, of Dumfries, va, are
visiting the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Rowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. May left
Monday for their Winter home in St.
Petersburg, Fla.
Mrs. Charles Frinks entertained at
q Halloween party Saturday evening,
october rs, in her home. Strathblane.
near here, with Mrs. Earl Watkins
and Mrs. John De Mari as co-host-
eSses.
Mrs. Yngvar Tjersland entertained
at luncheon Saturday, october rs, In
honor of her sister. Mrs. Thornton
Goods, q bride Of Last month, who
formerly was Miss Harriet sentz
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SHEPHERDS OF
BETHLEHEM

The last meeting of the National
Lodge was called to order by the
commander, Mrs. Estella Uebele.
Deputy supreme commander, Mrs.
Maize L. Domdera, installed the fol-
lowing officers: Treasurer. Mrs. Anna
M. Stewart. and chaplain, Mrs.
Myrtle Shields. The next meeting
will be tomorrow night at 808 ]
street, after which bingo party will
be held.
Star of Virginia Lodge was called
to order by the commander, Mrs.
Regina Corbin. Supreme officers ad-
dressed the lodge. The next meeting
will be Tuesday night after which
bingo party will be held.
Hope Lodge was called to order by
Comdr. Mart v. Copeland. Supreme
officers addressed the lodge. The next
meeting will be Wednesday night at
Z Fourth street northeast, when the
lodge will entertain Supreme Comdr.
Edwin T. Huston of Camden, N. j.;
Supreme Vice Comdr. Mrs. Millie
Hardwick of New York, and supervisor
of deputies, Mrs. Dorothy r. Twaddell
of Philadelphia, Pa.
Justice Lodge was entertained at
the home of Past Comdr. Cleada E.
Horne. Cards were played and re-
freshments were served Mrs. Pearl
Mcknight was awarded the oil paint
ing donated to Justice Lodge and
painted by Arthur Frazier. Edward
T. Deegan presided over the last
meeting. A bingo party will be held
after the meeting, April 10, at 9 pm.
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B. P. O. ELKS

A large class of candidates was ini-
tiated by the Washington Lodge of
Elks last Wednesday. Nhe work was
exemplified by Exalted Ruler DR.. John
T. Ready, assisted by Esteemed Lead
ing knight James j. Murray Esteemed
Loyal Knight j. Forrest Reilly,
Esteemed Lecturing Knight Philip U.
Gayaut and Esquire Lemuel Robey.
Secretary William S. Shelby addressed
the class on the history of the lodge
and its civic and charitable activities.
For the first time in the history Of
the lodge. three brothers became men,
bers at the same time. This distinc-
ton fell to David S.. Louis H.. and
Mitchell Biron. Other members of the
class were William Baroni Benjamin
Bindeman, T. A. Cannon, jr.; William
H. Clarke, jr.: John j. Clarkson, John
T. Corrigan, Joseph E. Dyer. Frank T.
Finley, T. w. Gardner. Harry F. Ha-
gan, Paul ]. HiSton, John D. Holland,
John v. Keane, Michael F. Keogh,
Luke F. Ludlow. Joseph A. Muldoon.
Peter j. Nee. Benjamin M. OBrien,
Lionel j. Perrin. Harold S. Pope, Max
G. D. Prentice, Edgar H. Reid. Carl l..
Riedel. John j. Sirica, Felix j. Stortz,
Anthony Zumbo.
A meeting of the Executive Commit
tee of the Maryland, Delaware and Dis
trict of Columbia State Association of
Elks is being held at Baltimore today.
Plans for the Havre de Grace conven-
ton and other business of the associa-
ton will be considered.
The Entertainment Committee and
the board of stewards are preparing to
entertain a large crowd at the Easter
party at the club April %. A buffet
supper, dancing and entertainment
are on the program. The public is in
vited. The lodge meets Wednesday
at 7:30 pm.
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NATIONAL UNION

Meetings this week are: Monday.
Potomac Council, Pythian Temple.
and Central Council. Woodmen of
the World Hall. Wednesday, Con-
gressional Council, Columbia Typo
graphical Temple. Friday, United
Council, Pythian Temple.
The Hospital Service Association
will have it annual theater party May
Z at the National Theater.
A class ceremonial is being ar
ranged for the latter part of June.
Henry C. Smale, president of the Ma
tional Union Assurance Society. pre-
sented a silver cup for the duckpin
sweepstakes. The next meeting will
be May /.
James A. Williams, financial sec
retary of Victory Council, presented
his resignation. to take effect May l.
Arthur w. Finkelstein, former presi-
dent, was elected to fill the vacancy.
Francis A. Fitzgerald. Malcolm H.
Crawford, Bennie s. Gray, Frederick
c. Burke and Francis L. Crawford
received the obligation. Silent tribute
was paid to two deceased members,
Philip r. Henkel and Fritz 3. Ken
nedy.
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\. v. c. A. TO HOLD
VESPER SERVICE
Mrs. Lloyd Wight and Miss
Bertha LOCKER to Be
Among Hostesses.

A Palm Sunday vesper service at
the Y. w. C. A. will be held at 5 pm.
Mrs. Lloyd Wight, Miss Bertha LOCKER
and other members of the George
town Chapter will be hostesses at the
at home hour at 4 pm.
Princeton Chapter will meet to-
morrow at pm. at the home of Mrs.
E. L. Bugbee. 818 Whittier street.
Mount Pleasant Chapter will spon-
sor benefit card party Tuesday at
the home of the president, Mrs.
George U. Rose. 14l6 Van Buren
street. Assisting her will be Mrs.
George Cook and Mrs. w. w. Taylor.
Committees for the week include:
Monday. 10 am. finance; II, execu-
tive; Tuesday. 1920. marathon study
group; Wednesday, II, general educa-
ton; Thursday, 1890, Board of Di-
rectorS.
The Spring house party season at
Kamp Kahlert has opened and many
groups are scheduling various con-
ferences at the Y. w. c. A. camp.
Gallaudet College will have its annual
Spring vacation at Kamp Kahlert
UeRllHlllS rTludy.
Eighteen members of the staff. glee
clubs and department clubs are reg
istered for the music institute being
conducted by Augustus Zanzig of the
National Recreational Association,
April 8-19. inclusive.
The Business and Professional Glee
Club invite% business women and
their friends to attend a musicale
Tuesday when Sue Kennedy McLeish,
contralto, assisted by nellie Hudson
Inlay, pianist and accompanist, will
present the program.
Junior Girl Reserve advisers will
meet for dinner Tuesday at $50.
Girl Reserve Glee Club members
will rehearse Tuesday at 4 pm. and
Saturday at 9 am. for music festival
planned by the Girl Reserves for May.
Junior Girl Reserves will meet We'd
neSday at 4 to rehearse for the music
festival.
Tech Girl Reserve Club will have
a steak roast in Rock Creek Park
Thursday after school.
The Business and Professional
Women's contract bridge group will
meet wednesday at 7:3U pm. at the
Y. w. C. A.
The Xenos Club will 60 on a skat-
ing and bicycling party Wednesday
evening, leaving the Y. w. c. A. at
7:3O pm.
The Blue Triangle Club will meet
Thursday at 7:15.
A Lenten program has been ar
ranged by the Wednesday Afternoon
Women's Club of 614 E street, for
Wednesday at pm. by Mrs. r. E.
Espey. with Mrs. John B. Morrey
hostess. After the program the We'd
nesday Club will be taken on a trip
around Hains Point as the guests
Of the Rotary Club
The community service group of
GA E street has planned a dinner for
unemployed women who are alone in
the city, April 20 at $50, with Miss
Eleanor Webb as hostess.
The children's music hour and
dancing class will meet tomorrow at
4 pm. at GA E street.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
KNIGHTS KADOSH
CONFER DEGREE
Evangelist Chapter Re-
hearses for Maundy Thurs
day and Easter Rites.

Robert de Bruce Council, knights
Kadosh, Scottish Rite Masons, held a
special meeting last Tuesday evening
at the Cathedral when the twenty
eighth degree was conferred.
Prior to the meeting of the council
Evangelist Chapter, Knights Rose
Croix, held a rehearsal for the Maundy
Thursday and Easter services. These
services are to be held next Thursday
evening and Sunday, April 81, at 3
o'clock at All Souls Church. There
will be a full rehearsal this afternoon
for these services at the church and
all officers of the chapter, all knight
commanders of the court of honor
and all members of the camp guard
are requested to be present.
The twenty-ninth degree will be
given at the Cathedral next Tuesday.
1t is the degree of THE Scottish
Knight of st. Andrew"
Grand Tall Cedar Pierce M Rice
has called an Executive Committee
meeting of Capitol Forest, Tall Cedars
of Lebanon, Tuesday at the Raleigh
Hotel at 8 pm. He announces the
appointment of Senior Deputy Grand
Tall Cedar William c. Heider. chairman
of the Atlantic City Convention Com
mittee; Junior Deputy Grand Tall
Cedar Jules A. Hallium as vice chair
man, with Walter S. Shomo, presi-
dent of the uniformed bodies; Henry
Furr, chairman of transportation, and
George NJ. Little, treasurer of the
forest. as the other members of the
committee. He also announced the
appointment of Sam B. Reeder, pre-
ceptor; Rev. Robert Lee Lewis, asso-
ciate chaplain; DR.. Charles w. Cuth-
bertson, chairman Of Medical Com
mittee, and R. w. Stephens. assistant
chairman of Entertainment Commit
tee. Fred F. Magruder, director of the
Sidonian Skin Sizzlers, announces the
appointment of J. o. Patton. H. S.
Goodrich and B. Brown to the stunts
team.
Representative Chauncey w. Reed
of Illinois. and a past master of his
lodge, will address Benjamin B. French
Lodge tomorrow. The Fellowcraft de-
gree will be conferred with Senior
Deacon Torrey presiding in the East.
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| DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA

State Councillor Deborah Streil-
berger and her staff paid an official
visit to Betsy Ross Council. The
councillor, Mrs. Maude Bradburn, pre-
sided. Walter j. Harmon OF the Junior
o. U. A. M. made an address.
Eagle Council will be host tomorrow
to the State councillor and her OH
GERS. Councillor Mary Bowman Will
preside.
The past councillors of Triumph
Council were entertained Thursday
evening. The first councillor, J. w.
Schwenk, was present. The honor
guests were the State councillor and
her officers. The biography of each
past councillor present was read by
the deputy. Mamie Howell.
Evening star., 1935-04-14

Takoma Park Women's Club.-The
garden department will meet tomor-
row at l:30 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. II. e. Ewing, 228 Willow avenue.
wild Flowers will be discussed by
Mrs. Ewing.
The government study department
will meet at the library Tuesday at
10 am. The program will be: First,
national, "The Government Power
Control" discussion; second, State,
'The County Educational System;
third, town, Town Services" Mrs.
John B. Mertie will speak on current
topics.
The philanthropic department will
meet at the home of Mrs. j. N. Quinn,
BOT Elm avenue, Tuesday at pm.
The homemakers' department will
meet Thursday at lis at the home
of Mrs. F. A. Richmond, 670l Second
street. The assisting hostesses will be
Mrs. G. e. Davis, Mrs. j. w. Jones
and Mrs. M. G. Merrill. Mrs. Print
Hudson, formerly of the department
of home economics at the University
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS

Calanthe Lodge will meet tomor-
row evening in special convention to
confer the knight rank on six candi-
dates. Refreshments will be served.
Webster Lodge held bingo party.
Refreshments were served.
Syracusians Lodge, at its last meet
ing. held bingo party. The dra-
matte team, under the direction Of
Master of Work O'Roark, conferred
the esquire rank on one candidate.
The application for membership Of
E. w. Bushnell was received.
Friendship Temple will hold a bingo
party in its hall next Wednesday
evening. On April "a this temple will
hold a card and bingo party in the
banquet ball Of the Pythian Temple.
Evening star., 1935-04-14

Southeast W. c. T. U. will meet
tomorrow evening with Eunice Hart
ley, 513 A street southeast. The
guest speaker will be Mrs. David Lum,
District director of temperance and
missions.
Evening star., 1935-04-14

Business Women's Council meeting
in the chapel of the Covenant-First
Presbyterian Church Tuesday at 8 pm.
Mrs. Clarence B. Lane will lead the
devotional service at 6:45. Supper, 5
to 6:15.
Evening star., 1935-04-14

SdIo pal W M SIIttU
April rs. Rummage sale May and
4, at 1913 Fourth street southwest.
At the meeting Wednesday of Joppa
Lodge Chapter there will be initiation.
The Ways and Means Committee is
sponsoring a minstrel show and dance,
April "a, in Joppa Lodge hall, 4209
Ninth street.
May / has been announced as En-
dowment night. Associate Grand Pa
tron Needham Turnage will be the
speaker. A card party will follow.
The Association of Secretaries met
April 6 in the banquet hall of the
Masonic Temple. Grand Secretary
Mrs. Rose A. Yost was hostess.
At the meeting of Columbia Chap
ter last Monday, Richard c. Rambo
rendered selections on the musical
saw and a minstrel show was pre-
sented by the Loyal Mems Glass of the
Christian Church of Ballston, Va.
The Officers Club. with Mrs. Grace
L. Goddard as president, will meet
tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Jennie
S. Haigh, 5710 Colorado avenue, with
Mrs. Lois T. Ferris as assistant hostess.
For the benefit of the Auxiliary
Home Board, Mrs. Grace A. Gilcrest.
1922 Madison street, is sponsoring a
visit to the Wilkins Rogers flour mill
on April 18. Luncheon will be served.
Transportation from the chapter room
and return will be provided.
The Good Cheer Committee held a
luncheon meeting Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Estelle M. Corbin, with
Miss Agnes Merchant as assistant
hostess.
The Star Point Society met Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Lord,
with Miss Minna F. Chamberlin and
Mrs. Dora Putnam, past matron, as
assistant hostesses.
The Auxiliary Home Board met
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. Eleanor
Bartram, with Miss Viola e. Culbertson
and Mrs. Ruth Bolts a assistant
hostesses.
Matron Evelyn z. Shank announces
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The Reba Barrett Circle of Florence
Critttenton Home will meet at the
home of Mrs. J. Edward Fowler, 901
Rittenhouse street, Thursday at pm.
Speaker, Mrs. Harvey Wiley.
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'STRjAgdSlHIT OTF TnIE TEE
BY w. R. ms CAlLuM

~ ARELY finished with the Mid
- die Atlantic championship,
biggest sectional event of the
A season for the feminine golf
ers around Washington, the woman
stars of two clubs will embark next
week on the quest for their club
championships.
Out at Congressional. where Betty
Palmer Mackley yesterday achieved
her first ambition. that of winning
the Middle Atlantic, the fair divot
diggers will play for their club title,
now held by Mrs. Jack Scott, former
Colorado champion.
Over at Columbia. where Mrs.
James w. Beller reigns as champion.
the fair divot filters will start on
Monday in their championship tour
ney.
Mrs. Mackley today holds the Mid
die Atlantic title because she achieved
a smooth putting stroke and found
the feel of those keen Congressional
green's. Helen DettWeiler, tall Con-
gressional miss. whom she beat by 6
and in the final yesterday, was not
as straight as she might have been
from the tee. but the real story Of the
match, attended by one Of the lare-
est galleries of women to watch a local
final, lay In the play around the cup
Mrs. Mackley holed good puts on
the second. fourth, fifth, seventh and
eighth, while Helen missed puts on
the fourth. seventh, eighth and ninth
from S feet or less. Regardless of
their play to the green, the champion
ship was won around the cup. No
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short fourteenth, which Mrs. Meckley
won with par 4.
Mrs. Meckley now holds both the
mid-Atlantic and the Maryland State
titles and from any angle stands at the
top of local feminine golf this year.
A steady golfer and one with ample
experience. she has played better golf
this year than for several years. She
is a former District title holder and
has qualified for the national. To
reach the final she erased Lily Har-
per, the Portsmouth. Va, youngster,
in the semi-final. while Miss Dett-
weller beat Mrs. David H. Clark, the
1894 champion, in the second round.
Other tournament results:
PlEst fliSht eonsolation.MT po Leo Wa a6s
rs. f9aa S!.s55s5 MRS 5aef SCOTT we co9
G RSaaokf 8 ncd shG J. co3m6is
Mrs. Herbert. Brown richmond, ana ..
Third flight-Mrs, F. G. Await Con
gTessionaR defeated Mrs r Burke S2 Te
E. NJ. Amick tColumhia) defeated Mrs. A.
s. Gardiner (Co!umbia). and g.
Miss Dettweiler, runner-up Tor the
championship, plans to take in the
Winter tour of the women's tourna-
ments. She will leave Washington
shortly after January l with DR.. and
Mrs. L. G.. Pray Of Manor.
WHILE the man golfers OF the club
w are entertaining the Hillendale
team from Baltimore, the fair golfers
of the Chevy Chase Club tomorrow
will be playing team of golfers from
the Country Club of Virginia. Several
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Of the visitors attended the mid
Atlantic final yesterday.
Out at Columbia the men are to
qualify today for the challenger's spot
in the Fall tourney for the Cummings
Cup. emblematic of the two-man team
championship of the club. Miller B.
STEVENSON and Donald woodward now
hold the trophy and the low qualify
ing pair today and tomorrow will meet
them next week in the challenge
round.
Next Tuesday at Indian Spring
group of more than three-score golfers
from the public works branch of the
procurement division of the Treasury
will gather to play in golf tourna-
meet. Admiral C. J. Peoples has
donated a trophy, called the "Ad-
miral's Plate" for low gross, while
the Barton trophy will go to the low
net winner. The committee in charge
is composed of Allan B. Mills, chair
man: G. A. Daddy. F. j. CLANCY, E.
l.. Harrison, Roy c. Miller and A.
WeStreich.
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Punts and Passes

By the Associated Press.
HAYS, Kans-For years it's been
the Kansas farmers who fought
against insects. Now athletic officials
of Fort Hays State have shouldered
their worries. During a night grid
game millions of bugs met their doom
on the hot foodlight bulbs. The re-
sulting moisture caused the bulbs to
shatter and before the game was over
nearly half were out. The college
athletic department paid SIPS to re-
place the bulbs.
PHILADELPHIA-Yale's blue will
be white today when the Ellis meet
Penn. To avoid confusion with the
dark-shirted Penn players Yale has
decided to deck its players in white
jerseys instead of the traditional dark
blue.
DURHAM, N. ca variation of
the former teammates theme in
foot ball Is on schedule for the Duke
Clemson game today. Jess Nicely,
Clemson coach. used to be assistant
TO wallace Wade o. Duke.
DETROIT.-The old gridiron war
cry. tackle low" is out in modern foot
ball, according to Gus Dorais. As a
result Of the increasing use of lateral
passes high tackles are necessary to
make sure the ball carrier won't toss
the ball to teammate before he is
brought to halt.
KIRKSVILLE, Mo.-Frank Hanna's
record has been broken. The 1885,
pound blocking back to Kirksville
Teachers never had played on losing
team In seven years until the Teach
ers were defeated by st. Louis last
Saturday. Before entering college
three years ago Hanna had played on
two undefeated high school teams and
Saturdays less was the first for Kinks
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FOUR RACES LISTED
FOR SAILING" MEET
Contest to Be Staged Tomorrow
at Alexandria-Old Dominion
Trophy at Stake.

at Alexandria-Old Dominion
Trophy at Stake.
-FOUR events will comprise the third
= race of the Fall series of the
Potomac River Sailing Association
which will be staged tomorrow after
noon on course D, just off Alexandria,
Va.
Competition for the Old Dominion
Boat Club Trophy will start at 2
o'clock.
Time of races and the entries with
their present total point scores follow:
Moth Glass.
. pm-Tremearne- Ihochu $50 T.
QSO), Hawthorne. orion
Small Handicap Class.
MitcSel-Loaise (sooi. Mensel-skipit tt2so',..
q 200. Rabenhorst-Dusky Duck l72ol,
TO- Hss%s5 nS
l720). Miller-Tern $500, Gaillard-Lucky
Duck t0) Frankland-Lulu $500. Hoy
Comet Class.
40 pm; ,Whittredge scuttIebutt
N2Ot, Jacobs-Liu t540), Daniel-SasSy
$500. ,Gruit-serena $500. Fowler.Freya
t4SO)- Wagner-Skip (420D Dudley Diehl-
Cysnet ,u20l. Van Orsdel. Pagan; Lam
bert-Leda QS0).
Large Handicap Class.
2:15 pm.-Marsh-Zephyr OSO), Foley
Wild Cat t720l. Tilp-Bob Cat Il ,i4O),
De Boer-Sandpiper 6OS0D. Heintz- Madic
Braneer II (420l. Ackerman-Hattie B
I.200). Sasher Roaring 4Os 5000,
OBrien- Plumnet (42O). Smythe-Lady
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Ribbons for Andrews.


JAMES N. ANDREWS and his sister
Anne. residents of Somerset, Va.
and Bethesda, Md. won numerous
ribbons yesterday. Among them were
first and third in novice hunters,
with Tranquility and Stealmarch. Sec
ond in the handicap class with Round
Hill and another rosette by thta horse
in the event for half hunters.
The heavily filled lightweight and
middle and heavy weight hunters sec
tons we're topped by Dr. M, Aliens
Petite Poule and Mrs. John Hay Whit
ney's Kinprilis, respectively.
Summaries:
sTo2a 9iGss ha 0Fsa vn i0ai rs
PPo1btleTS' dsGTse " tS ciqtat;nE, second
Half-bred yearlings-Dorothy; E. L,
ond Whoopy Bobby. Pool. third.
Raymo3d BefmonS rst enrS pF
Allen second; pin Dan. United States re-
'i'T ThoroueRbred 2-year- olds-Nickel. Mrs
John Hay Whitney. first; Lord Sands. Ben
ton Stables. second; The Bear Mrs. Whit
Ponies 10 hands and under ,ridden, by
Jock Mrs whitney. first: Question Mark,
Samuel Wagner. 4th. second; Queen OF
Ponies over IL hands and under - =
Frost. EdgeTood Farms hTS 10 Sqmye eaie
Emile Nelson. third.
G. Owen. first; Sporty McGinty Edgewood.
second; Lakewood Belle EdgeWood. thru.
Handicap jump. horses-Turn On. Capt..
Marion Carson first: Midnight Dream. w
W. Osborne. second; Murpheys Heroine.
Warrenton Hunt Trophy-Sherwood. r.
H. ingalls,. first; Republsion. Mrs. w Jet-
fries Chewing, second; Tidy Tim. Deooran
G. Rood. third
Novice hunters--Tranquility. Anne R,
Lane Farm. second; Stealamarch. James
N. Andrews. third.
Touch and-go sweepstakes Wise, Capt.
drews, second; Nip. w. n. Breach; third;
Half-bred hunte[s;-Round Hi An
Cav nineties class-Two firsts awarded
to Mrs. Nina Garter Tabb, Covered WAGON.
Amory Carhart. Victoria. third:
Ladies hunters-Big John, Mrs. 4. W.
Hanna. jr., first; First knight. Mrs. Whit
pouie. Alien, first; Spring Hope. Mrs. Whit
ney. second: Mavi Girl, Lieut.. Col. and Mrs.
A. K. B. Lyman. third.
ers-Kinprillis. Mrs. whitney first; Squif-
fly, Miss Elizabeth Nesbit. second; Chatter
Chat; Mrs Ellsworth H. Augustus; third,
international course under rules OF the
International Equestrian Federation-Mavi
Girl. lyman, first: Clipped Wings. Fort
Myer Horse Show Team, second; Whoopee,
Morris 5. Clark. third.