The Washington times., 1935-10-18

huge audience, bother OF Ell
Among those who are ex-
pected to be there are Mr..
North Fletcher, Mr.. Boyd KeyeS,
Mrs. Alice Berry, Mr.. Fenton
Fadeley, Mr.. Malcolm HankinS,
Mr.. Norman Brice, Mr.. Samuel
TennySon, Mr.. U. S. Randle, Mr..
Robert Montgomery, Mr.. Hub
bert Quinter. Miss Roberta
Ayers, Mr.. Frank KieS, Mr..
Marion Curran and others.
The judges will be Mrs. John
Hay Whitney, Mrs. James Ham
tlton and Capt. Richard Kirk,
patrick.
COlOrful Events
All of those people who thrill
to the ruffle of drums, the thud-
ding of many hoofs and who
Glove a parade" will have their
big chance for three afternoons
of complete enjoyment at the
end of the month, when the
Inter-American Horse Show takes
place on october 26, q and %
at the Rock Greek Horse Show
Grounds on the East-West High
way.
This event starts each day at
o'clock and is supposed to be
over at 4::30. 1t is, indeed, a
happy thought having it spaced
out, as it we're, with a necessary
breathing spell in betWeen-the
mounts are better able to put
their best hoof forward and the
humans are more so when they
are not completely worn to a
fragile by three days Of continu-
GUS straining excitement.
The members of the crack
team from Chile, Capt. Enrique
Franco, Capt. Augusta Silva,
Capt. Eduardo Yanez. Lieut..
Humberto Vilchez and Lieut..
Eduardo Lena, will come down
from New York on october %.
They will stay at the Army and
Navy Club and at the May
flower Hotel.
Much To See
Judging from the plans heard
now and then the show will be
much like a two-ring circus,
with something going on all Of
the time-no waiting for de-
cisions before another class goes
on-but each event overlapping
so that interest cannot possibly
wane.
The opening day will COM
mence with a pretty furry of
formality when the Chilean
Ambassador, Senor Don Manuel
Trucco, will receive the salutes
of the two military teams. This
ceremony, impressive to say the
least, will start with the teams
following the famous mounted
band from Fort Myer into the
ring accompanied by a mounted
escort from the Tenth Cavalry.
The visiting teams National
Anthem will be played first.
and they will step forward and
present their salute to their
Ambassador, then our own Star
Spangled Banner, when the U.
S. team will pay their respects.
Those Showing
Among those who have been in
vited to show Git being entirely
by invitation this time) are:
Miss Betty Couzens, daughter Of
Senator and Mrs. James Couzens,
who has just returned to town;
Mrs. Whitney, Lieut.. Comdr. N.
S. Lee, Miss Margaret Cotter,
Mr.. Joseph J. Cotter, Major and
Mrs. C. B. Lyman, Miss Ann
Hagner, Mr.. Fred Hughes, jr.,
Mr.. Julien Armitage, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon G. Owen, Mr..
Thomas Cooke, Mrs. Forrest
Sherman, Mr.. D. j. Mccarthy,
and others whose acceptances
Those who have taken boxes
have not yet been received.
for the three-day affair, are:
The Ambassador of Chile, Senor
Don Trucco, the Ambassador of
the Union of Soviet Socialist Re
publics and Nine. Troyanovsky;
the Minister of the Union of
South Africa and Mrs. Close;
the military attache of the Ger
man Embassy, Gen. Friedrich
Won Boetticher; the military at
tache of the Mexican Embassy,
Gen. Juan F. Azcarate; Mrs, M.
Webster Dawley, Mr.. c. Marshall
Finnan, Mr.. william ]. Nolan,
Col. P. L. Lorrillard, of New
York; DR.. Frederick Sanderson,
Mr.. A. P. Reeves, DR.. and
Mrs. James Alexander Lyons,
Mrs. w. Wallace Chiswell and
Col. A. M. Miller.
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