Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-06
Sandy Spring
Horse Show
ToBe
Saturday
BY Margaret #. AdelfiO
Walker 4,3803

Show starts at 9:40 on Satur.
day morning, and goes on all
day. Morning classes will con-
sist mainly of ponies and
young riders and the fascinat1
ing demonstration of an art
which is nearly extinct, the
four and six-horse working
teams.
Afternoon classes in the big
show will go on till nearly sun
down and will feature skills of
every sort up to the exciting
pair hunters and Touchdown.
and-out classes.
The Sandy Spring Lions Club;
is sponsoring the Horse Show
as it has for many years. The.
one dollar admission fee for.
adults children under IL are
admitted free) goes toward
Lions local charities. A big
feature of the show this year,
as every year, is the pony
which will be won as a gate,
prize by lucky ticket holder.
Martins Dairy show grounds,
off Emory la. in Olney is, as,
always, the scene of this years
show.
And speaking of horses, the,
Albert Stablers in Spencerville
have a prize winning colt to be,
proud of. Their yearling colt,
Master Tom, was Grand Cham,
pion at the Howard County
Fair Breeder Show last month,
Then at Timonium last week he
was judged Reserve Champion,
that is, second to only one in
the whole state, at the State
Fair Breeder Show. That's quite,
an honor, especially for a year.
ling. Z
Mrs. Robert N. Henderson
had a few friends in for tea
on Wednesday Of last week
in honor of Mrs. Ronald Mills.
The HendersOns also enter.
tanned on SATURDAY. evening af
dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. Barry
Morley.
Mrs. George F. Bonifant has
returned from a trip to the
West. She flew by jet to Car
son City, Nevada, to visit her
twin brother, Robert Lee Toll
son, in his beautiful home
there. The two had not seen
each other since Mr.. Tolson's
last visit here II years ago, and
Mrs. Bonifant had never been
west before. She was impressed
by the beauty of that part of
the country, and especially the
Lake Tahoe area not far from
her brothers home. John Boni-
FAINT accompanied his mother on
her trip.
Miss Elizabeth Miller, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H.
Miller, and her fiance, Dr..
Lorne Garrettson, recently
spent a weekend here with her
parents. Miss Miller is a nurse
at Children's Hospital in Bos.
ton: DR.. Garrettson, who is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George C.
Garrettson of Whittier, Calf,
is presently living in Atlanta,
Ca, where he is doing Public
Health work. The couple will
be married in the Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lans-
dale returned last weekend
from Dewey Beach, Del, where
Mrs. Ladson and their children
have been vacationing for sew
eral weeks.
Miss Lille B. Stabler has
moved from her home. Edge
wood, to the Belmont Nursing
Home, near Ashton.
Sunday night supper guests
of Mrs. Charles C. Tumbleson
and Miss Margaret Brooke,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Stabler, DR.. and Mrs. Steven o.
Beebe, Mrs. Iris Beall and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert N. Henderson.
Miss Mary Moore Miller has
been mentioning in New Eng.
land. She visited Mrs. Wilbur
Leighton in North Chatham on.
Cape Cod, then went on to Ed
gartown, M a t h a S Vineyard
where she was the guest of
Miss Anne Coe Mitchell. T.
The Horticultural Society met
on Tuesday evening at Spring.
dale, home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellis Manning in Brinklow.