Orange county stocks shine at annual show despite rain
Orange County participants rose through a drizzly wind at the annual Turedo Show yesterday. Notables like Miss Carol Harriman and Catherine Murs rode entries while Strom Farm owned Justo 2:10% won class honors. Other local entries included Pierre Lorillard Jr and B A Bulkley horses with blue ribbons in trotting mares. Weather threatened track conditions, but private boxes in the grandstand were filled, and attendance remained strong. Meanwhile Goshen Driving Club faced a heavy track as rain persisted, with a six-race card still promising quality entries. Sullivan County hosts a later track and field meet, and local golf and tennis clubs sent strong showings. A newborn son Kenneth Charles Cole was announced for Mr and Mrs Charles S and S Cole.
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Carol Harriman
Adelaide Cannon
Catherine Murs
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
B. A. Bulkley
Goshen
Taxefic
Japier Pluvius
Goshen Driving Club
Yesterday's Results in Big Leagues AMERICAN LEAGUE
St Louis defeated New York 3 to 2 yesterday in the American League. Cleveland and Boston tied 4 to 4 while Chicago and Philadelphia games were rained out.
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Boston
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Philadelphia
Chicago
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Washington
Detroit
Chautauqua Club Elects Officers After Lively Year
The Chautauqua Club held its annual meeting on Thursday June 18 at Mrs J Willis Crans home. Eleven members attended and enjoyed dinner. Officers elected for the year 1913 16 are President Mrs Thomas Watts vice president Miss Mary McShane secretary treasurer Miss Alice J Southworth federation delegate Mrs E T Hanford.
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Chautauqua Club
J. Willis Crans
Thomas Watts
Mary McShane
Alice J. Southworth
Federation
E. T. Hanford
Julian Stree
New York City
Luther Burbank
Thomas A. Edison
Joseph Choate
Louis Brandeis
Samuel Crothers
Hamilton Mebie
Henry van Dyke
Bliss Carmen
Alfred Noyes
Robert Service
Agnes Peppner
Elizabeth Wooodbudge
Zephine Humphrey
Youngs
America
Mrs. Fiske
Susan
Eva Gallienne
Lohengrin
Madame Hurrientos
Ella Flags Young
Anna Shaw
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Edith Wherton
Booth Tarkington
Bowling Green
Trinity Church
Washington Irving Place
van Courtland Manor House
New York
Camp Assawaygbkeneck
He Stuck to the Show Plot Tightens Theater Mood
A Detroit Free Press quiz excerpt notes one spectator avoided following the musical comedy plot. The viewer says they watched the performance from their seat as the plot never fully engaged, leaving the storyline unresolved after its introduction.
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Detroit Free Press
Tuxedo Park Horse Show Opens In Rainy Start
The opening day of the Tuxedo Park horse show drew fair attendance despite rain. A higher quality lineup and many prizes were awarded across 28 classes with winners including Capt. G. A. Alexander and J. ALP. Ramsdel among others. The event featured military and obedience tests, with numerous New York entrants and notable prizes in various categories.
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Alexander
David Wagsta
J. Alp. Ramsdel
Powelton Farns
Newburgh
P. Lorillard, Jr
George
G. A. Alexander Wor
Metaphor
Carol Harriman
New Yor
George G. Robbig
C. St. Allaire
Crusader
Alss
Alice S. Dodsworth
Lady McDonald
Penny Exhibition By St Paul's Junior League
Children at St Pauls Church host a penny exhibition this afternoon from two to four. All items are priced at a penny, with tables for sale and a penny story, told by Miss Altz Toepp. Event organized by Edna Crosbey with a committee including Helen Simpson, Margaret Weer, Ethel Lukens, Eula Cortright, Isabel Wallace, Isabel Arres, Milton Scott, and Relend Brooks, with teachers and H W Carl supervising.
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St Paul's Church
Altz Toepp
Edna Crosbey
Helen Simpson
Margaret Weer
Ethel Lukens
Eula Cortright
Isabel Wallace
Isabel Arres
Milton Scott
Relend Brooks
Myrtle Frorhoffer
S. X. Holt
H. W. Carl
Wallkill River Grange Meets for Anniversary Arrangements
Wallkill River Grange will hold a meeting Monday evening to finalize plans for their annual anniversary. Millard Division meets Sunday afternoon at Eagles Hall, 107 O R C, with full attendance urged.
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Ars
Louis Titus
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Ida Rupetti
Dirie
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Monticello
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Sullivan County
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Hudseon River Golf Association
Orange Got Club
Tuer
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Charles S&s. Cole
Kenneth Charles Cole
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Chicago Herald
the Theatre
Stratton
Mme. Petrova
Alon Day
John Barrymore
Paramount
Charlie Chaplin
E. H. Harriman
Bir
Behurter Schieffete
Edson Bradley
Francis Lynde Stetson
Charles E. Sampson
Rodman Waramaker
BR Fulton Cutting
Col
Srvar. Durcan
Justus Rugerti
W. A. Herrican
Count Hall
Walf
Stony Ford Farms
Justin
Comsewogue Farms
Leonard
W. A. Bulkler
Sim Kohl
Trotters
Theodore Frelinghuysen
T. O. V. Hoffman
Belgay
Bulkley
Nancy North
Tuxedo Stables
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Comsensogue Farm
Betty Hale
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Belman
Comsewogue Farm
Winter Storage Battery Co
Railroad Ave
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the Times-Press
Pa’s
Wellington
Er Feature Service, Inc
Mothaw
Science
Dreary
Tuthill’s Pharmacy
James Corner
King Street
St. Paul’s
Golf Shop
North
the Mutual Weekly
Charles Chap
Alhambra
Edythe Sterling
Norbert Myles Oe Nowe
Wabtel Normand
Roscoe Arbuckle
JMR
Obrin Johnson
Ayres & Galloway, Hardware Co., Inc
North Street
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