National Capital Horse Show Ends After Four Days
The National Capital Horse Show Association closed its four day program despite rain, with Mrs Wilson presiding briefly and Emil Seelig’s stable winning several harness and class trophies. Prizes went to Pride o Prides, Oakwood, and Guardsman among others, while the auction sale saw modest prices for several stalls and ponies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Selig
Allen Potts
E. IT. Stotesbury Victor
Ruby
National Capital Horse Show Association
Ayeard
Worken
Wilson
Tibbon
Emil Seelig
Bushnell Park
Springfield
Ohio
Mr. Seelig
Corona
Arion
Sporting Watra
Seelig
Thaeton
Society in smart gowns at the horse show close
The article notes Mrs Woodrow Wilson attended the horse show yesterday, occupying the bay reserved for the President and his family. numerous guests in boxes and in the grand stand included ambassadors, socialites, and relatives, with detailed box-by-box guest lists and fashion observations throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas Woodrow
Wells
Denver
Whnte House
Jeanor Wilson
Miss Bones
Carey T. Trayson
Richard Townsend
Peter Gerry
Countess Iyneka
Misa Catherine Britean
Isabel Maj
Mme
Tyr
Alexander Magruder
Capt
Sirs
Mason Gulick
Society Women at Grand Ball Adorn Deep Hues and Hats
Attendees in a tapestry of suits and gowns with hats and plumes fill a formal event. Names of Mrs Goelet Gerry, Miss Cecelia May, Miss Catherine Britton, Miss Katherine Elkins, Mrs Teachel May, Mme Van Swinderen, Mrs Gulickh, Mrs Breckinridge Bayne, Miss Eleanor Reyburn, Mrs Leonard Wood, Mrs Lamar, Mrs Delos Blodgett, Miss Agra Bennett, Mrs Gillette Hill, Miss Hildegarde Hurley, Mrs Evans, Miss Meta Evang, Miss Anne Greble, Miss Gladys Ingelis, Miss Henrietta Fitch, Mrs Morris Evans, Countess Gizyeka, Mrs Charles A Munn Jr, Mrs Charles C Glover, Miss Williams, Miss Dorothy Williams, Mrs Pessenden Meser, Miss MacCulsky, Miss Caryl Crawford, Mrs G Clapham, Mrs Royers Bulmer, Mrs Robert M Thompson, and Mrs Pitney appear in blue, black, tan, and purple ensembles with coordinated hats and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillette Hill
Lemira Hu
Charles Proctor
William F. Dennis
Charles Nelson Riker
Sinclair Bowen
Fessenden Mcsaee
MacCulsky
Myra
Charles Glover
Mme. van Swinderen
Jewell
T. Mann
Wiliam Barret Ridgely
George Summertin
John A. Johnston
Schroeder
Joanna Schroeder
Charles Munn, Jr
Gladys Munn
Gurnee Munn
Munn
George Howard
Jack Story
Viscountess de Sibour
Clover
Misses Clover
John E. Reyburn
Eleanor Reyburn
Frances Lippitt
Gladys Ingalls
Senor Algara
Cotton Smith
Clarence Hay
Katherine Elkins
Elizabeth E. Oliphant
Edwina Elkins Bruner
Stephen Elkins
Richard Elkins
Davis Hiking
Wiliam J. Bard
William Bailey Lamar
de Witt Talmadge
Edward P. Porcher
Florida
G. Matthews
Helen Blodgett
Cecelia May
Catherine Britton
Peter Goelet Gerry
Teachel May
van Swinderen
Mason Gulickh
J. Breckinridge Bayne
John @ Reyburn
Leonard Wood
Alice Shepard
Mrs. Lamar
Hildegarde Hurley
Evans
Morris Evans
Meta Evang
Anne Greble
Gladys Ingelis
Henrietta Fitch
Charles A. Munn, Jr
Gizyeka
Charles C. Glover
Paradise
Miss Williams
Dorothy Williams
G. Clapham
Royers
Bulmer
Robert M. Thompson
Pitney
Justice Pitney
You Can Live to Be a Hundred You Can Live to Be a Hundred
An old style health advertisement touts Hun vadi Fanos Pills as a safe remedy for stomach and liver disorders constipation and general debility. It claims physicians and scientists endorse the pill and promotes nightly doses of one or two pills with no griping, selling nationwide from New York stores at a small price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Xaa
New York
Horse Show Prizes Span Diverse Classes and Winners
A lengthy list of prize results from a horse show features Vanity the chestnut mare winning first prize in one section, with other top tokens awarded to King Arthur, Day Star II, Midget, and Proud Prince among many entries. Classes include Roadsters, Hunters, jumpers, ponies, harness, saddles, and cavalry types, with owners from Virginia to New York and Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McLean
Pride O’ Prides
Oakwood
Guardsman
McLean
Aaron
Albert de Cernea
New York
Barber and St. Clair
Seelig
KK. Jacobse
Sealing
Robert E. Raure
Triumph
Triumph Arion
Proud Prince
H. J. Graham
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Missy Margaret Weyher
Georgnm M. Oyster
Waeyher
Stotesbury
Tie Stotesbury
Philadelphia
Mas Vester
Vass Louie van Week
Alen Potts
Leah Webb
Belle Beach
Tielen Buchanan
Army
Navy
Robert M. Thompson
Gallant Lad
Col
Metropolitan
Cal
Twomed
Wiliam P. Eno
Ithhon
Aurora
William P. Eno
Pride O' Prides
Sporting Extra
Emil Selig
Bushnell Farm
Springfield
Ohio
Maricheup Gurnip
Joan Mare
Vieut
Francis Ruggles
Willow King
Glen Riddle Warm
Glen Riddle
Prise
Fleetwood
Blenheim Farm
Baltimore
Metaphor
Taeat
Alexander
Highball
Ashleigh Parn
Delaplane
Cooktaal
Ashleigh Farm
Glen Riddle Farm
Blazer
Blakley Lodge
Khilemont
Valais
Vanity
Dorothy Webb
Maw
York
Allen Porte
Tordonaville
Berney Igoe
Homewood
Lee Heckinger
Hoscotel
John O. Gheen
Algoma
Haltimore
Artatocrat
Strongheart
Fei Waughton
Mias
Helen Buchanan
Beathie
Allen Potts
Gordonsville
Sir Braxton
In Ferguson
Aidi Va
Sliver Tor
George Slater
Uppervilla
Pontes Inharness
King Arthur
Black Geelding
Col BR. M. Thompson
Cigarette
Gray Feltung
T. M Humphrey
Frederick
Clifton Laddie
Bay Gelding
Mary Cameron
Tierney
bar_ welding
KR Golden Donald
Webb
Ladies’ Park
George |M
Margaret Werher
Watchful
Xeara
Emile Seelig
New Yorke
Louise van Wyck
Gordonaville
Rk. L. Humphrey
Bluemont
Bracken Roge
Pretty Maid
Jack
Gurdonville
Mate
Fitteenth Cavalry
Cornar
Fifteenth Cavalry
Bracken’ Rose and Gothie
Gordonville
Gallant Gad
Acacia
Glenvine Farms
Nevisltown
Nog
Phaeton
Patra
Bashion
Arion
Emil Se- He
Migs
Irvington Gypayiairt
Irvington
Migs Lydia Fleitman
WU. W. Herrin, Son
Nokeaville
Golden Taft
Chestnut Welding
H. W. Herring, & Son
Lappy Creek
Black Welding
Alley Potts
Darrye
Bracken Rose
Emil Sevlig
Migs Louise van Wyck
Robert M. Thommason
Acacia Farm
Norristown
N. J
Corona
Emil Seelig
Margaret Weyher
Bald Hugh
Lydia Whitman
Pride
Prides
Mdwart Mclean
Join Spanish War Veterans Recruits Mustered In
The Gen M Emmett Urell Camp No 9 United Spanish War Veterans held a muster led by Commander Charles C Pierson. Recruits included Brig Gen Robert E Evans Lieut C B Baker and several others from U S Army Navy and War Department. Mrs Tda M Gallaway honored with honorary membership for her advocacy.
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M. Emmett Urell
United
Camp Hell
Charles C Pierson
B. G. Humphrey
EL. Dyer
W. Murray
R. Oo. Woodruff
W. J. Hulings
Robert E. Evans
al. C. B. Baker
Tt. Reade
Georgia Light Artillery
Tda M. Gallaway
United Spanish War Veterans
Mrs Blanche M. Swope DieS In Washington Home
Mrs Blanche M. Swope widow of Dr John A Swope died yesterday afternoon at her home 1312 N Street NW from pneumonia contracted four days earlier. Funeral services were held this afternoon at the home by Rev Dr Charles Wood Teetor of the Church of the Covenant. The body will be taken to Gettysburg Pennsylvania for burial on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche M. Swope
John A Swope
N Street Northwest
Charles Wood
Church of the Covenant
Gettysburg
Life of Tissues Long View Given at Congress
Eminent authorities report that life in tissue samples from living organisms can persist for years after the source dies, with potential for continued growth under proper conditions. Dr R A Lambert denies any cancer cure while panels discuss tissue development in vitro and lingering mysteries of disease origin.
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R. A. Lambert
Ross G. Harrison
Yale University
Prs
Montrose T. Burrows
Cornell University Medical College
Robert A. Larobert
Columbia University
Leo Loeb
St. Louis
Warren H. Lewis
Baltimore
Lambert
William C. Gorgas
Congress
Canal Zone
American Surgical Association
C. F. Stokes
United States Navy
Human Fly eludes police hour long Capitol climb
F Rodman Law known as the human fly and the human sicky rocket escaped Capitol police for over an hour while attempting to scale the dome supporting statue. He climbed to the column base before aborting due to rusted capitals. He and two other onlookers were detained. Law was warned to obtain a permit before future attempts and later released. No Marine Band concert May 12 due to Charity Ball duty at Friendship.
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Capitol
F. Rodman Law
Rocket
Raleigh
John O'Connell
Megrew
Law
Widden
Rotunda
Safelite
Dome
Oppose Arrest of Farmers Sign Proposal for Anacostia
Anacostia Citizens Association urged District officials to revisit refused improvements and asked for a traffic direction sign at the Nicnoiws avenue and Good Hope road intersection. They called for stopping wholesale arrests of countrymen and appointed a committee to approach the precinct captain. The group elected B F Joy and J F Hagan and adjourned to the second Wednesday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anacostia
7. A. Watson
Good Hope
B. F. Joy
J. F. Hagan
Emergency Fund Reaches Fifty Thousand Dollars Milestone
The Emergency Hospital clock hit the $50 000 mark yesterday as donations roll in. Mrs John Hay contributed 1000 helping subscriptions total 25 361. Harry King leads the business men's committee as Mrs Benjamin H Warder gives 5000. Joseph Leiter 1000 and Mrs EL Hlog Slater 500. Woodward and Lothrop pledge 40. Other large pledges include zero from Nathan B Scott and Lansburgh and Bro. Creep, president of the Washington Board of Trade, delegates at large for Woodward & Lothrop pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hay
Harry King
Benjamin H. Warder
Joseph Leiter
EL Hlog. Slater
Woodward & Lothrop
Nathan B Scott
West Virginia
Lansburgh & Bro
Creep
Theshington Board of Trade
Landeai
Woodward & Tothrop
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Robert Treat Payne
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Alice Card
de Freyre
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Secretary of Agriculture
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Eno
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Sooysmith
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Robert Dave
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M. M. Parker
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Coleman
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Alma Ruggies
Ann Square
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Harry Wite
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Francis Chisolm
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Swayse
Humter Wufaner
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Misa Lacs
Mary McGanley
Mary Crawford
Pulsom So Minute Stone
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Lavender
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David
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Blair
Avos
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American Orthopedic Association
Newton M. Shaffer
American Medical Appsociation
Minneapolis
American Climatological Association
James M. Anders
Lawrence Brown
Will Howard Swan
Charles L. Minor
Atlantic City
Rodman Law
Capitol Dome
As .5E Marine Band
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Ature
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F Street
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N. W. Burchell
South America
John H. Magruder
Connecticut Ave
K St
St. Phene’ M
Dupont Circle
Conn. Ave
United States Trust Co
N. E. Cor
Xander
Foreign Exchange Department
Horning
Shoemaker Co
atyNah
Potomac Electric Power Co
14Th Street NW
Spring Reduction Furniture Sale
Wilson & Mayers
G Street
Manchester Hall
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Mo Reid
America
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