National Capital Horse Show Delights Crowd With Near Falls
A throng in boxes and grand stands at the National Capital Horse Show yesterday witnessed upsets and close calls as hunters competed. Miss Mildred Greble performed brave maneuvers after a tough jump, while Rosa Hunter ridden by a Small entry won third prize amid cheers. More thrills followed as tandem and hunter classes showcased skilled horsemanship and bold demonstrations.
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National Capital Association
Rosa Hunter
Harry R. Small
Bey
Corse
Thom
Misa Helen Fuchanan
Allen Potts
Milas Kittle Smith
Strongheart
H. L. Haughton
Miss Greble
Mildred Greble
EB. St. J. Greble
Bliss Grable
First
Prine
Alarm
Edward Mclean
Hunter
David Gray
Clase
Ashlander
B. G
Oscar Seeley
Baron Herbert
Lee Heckinger
Rosa Bunter
B. m
Hensey
E. G
Jom BR
Blk. Ber
L. Haughton
True Shark
T. G. Alexander
Rock Cross
Miss Vara
Cornell
Elf King
Homewood Stable
A. Pity
Helen Norton
Traxton King
Eh. Z
Layla Ferguson
Thivaygle
Prine’ Willath
Melvin C. Hazen
Gomgheart
H.W. Herring & Son
Chase
William F. Downey
Washington
Gibbon
King Arthur
Robert Pell
New York
Park
Peize
Glittering Glory
Hanley
Em Rasmussen
Miss Jorryck
Bidden
Tadle Louise Dh
Rm. McRitter
Mars
Ben
Women Fashion Obstruction Rally Disturbs Progress
Long fragment discusses fashion as hindrance to women's participation in public life, citing Times critique of skirts and hats. Mentions horses and show events including Bracken Rose and Pretty Maid, and prize winners in four-in-hand and pony classes. Notes foxhound event from Piedmont and Middlcome packs and a mix of prizes and drivers, with several named individuals and locations.
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Politéraen
Noien ‘Times
Bracken Rose
Allan. Potts
Poplar
M. C. Hazen
Lea Heckinger
Richmond
Grand
Slam
Weeford
Broadlawn Farm
Pandora
Adtors
Sequence
B. BR. Howard
Annie Ashton
Rosemount
Mel
Ryan Devereux
Chevy Chase
W. F. Downey
Rouge Robert Pell
New York
BR. M. Thompson
Piedmont
Daughters Share Testatrix Jewelry in Residual Estate
Minor cash bequests and shares of jewels are distributed among the daughters Helen Hay Whitney Alice Hay Wadsworth and others. Granddaughters Flora Mather Joan Whitney Evelyn Wadworth and Constance Mather receive pieces, with cousins and a grandson also named. After distributions, remaining jewelry goes to the daughters and son Clareyce Leonard Hay in equal shares.
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Helen
Hay
Whittney
Alice Hay Wadsworth
Flora
Mather
Joan
Whitney
Velyn Wadaworth
Constance Mather
Johnny Whitney
Mia
James
B. ‘Savage
Cleveland
Sarah S. Odell
Aiken
Marbury
Bargain Buys Backfire on Helen in Frivolous Shopping
Mrs Stevens and Helen chase cheap dealers and manufacturers samples, buying beaded fringe buckles and rhinestone ornaments. Home reveals mismatched fringe, tawdry trinkets, and regret as Helen confronts a wasteful spree and mocked by Nora and Mrs O Grady. Warren teases with a tiny coin reminder.
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Halen
Helen
Mrs. Stevens
Grady
Mrs. O'Grady
Nora
Pusay
Warren
Werner's
Red Rose Campaign For Woman Suffrage Seen
Mrs Joseph M Stoddard leads the red rose effort urging support for woman suffrage. Florists and shops display roses and a large stock will supply demand. Boys will sell roses at men gathering spots to sway opinion. A second distribution branch opens at 1210 Pennsylvania Avenue to cover the city.
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Joseph M. Stoddard
Hstroot
Permaylvanianvenue
Brent Chosen Bishop of New Jersey on Fourth Ballot
Trenton May 7 Bishop Charles C Brent now in the Philippine Islands was elected bishop of the Episcopal diocese of New Jersey on the fourth ballot with 70 clerical and 61 lay votes, all but one vote being favorable. The election followed a prior bid for Bishop Griswold and came after a test ballot sparked a clerical challenge. Delegates sent a cable to Brent announcing the election and noting a confirming letter would follow.
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Trenton
N.J
Charles
Brent
Philippine Islands
John Scarborough
New Jersey
Sheldon M. Grisweld
Sualina
Bank
Grigwold
Washington
Beauty spots and cancer danger in facial moles
The article notes moles on the skin often decorated with plasters as fashion. Prof Borrel warns these beauty spots can indicate cancer predisposition and may become malignant. however risks lessen with age and most moles remain harmless if left untreated.
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Borrel
Paris Pastene Institute
Borrell
Army and Navy Changes of the Day
The listing details transfers and assignments in the U S Army and Navy, including officers detailed for a retiring board, promotions, and stations from Fort Bliss to Vera Cruz and Galveston to Fort Sam Houston, with numerous personnel moves and resignations noted.
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ARMY
George J. Wareng
Eleventh Cavalry
Fort Bliss
Tex
John J. Pershing
Charles A. P. Hatfield
Thietsenth Cavalry
George Bell, Jr
Shireenth Infantry
Wilson T. Davidson
Medical Corps
William B. Richardson
Medical Cy
P. & Theiss
Montana
A Peter E
Roup Mileer
Seventh Cavalry
Speien HL P
Curley
Charles J.edmmonds
Arikammis
Joseph. F.~barnes
Sela
Cupid rides warship mails a mariner romance to wed
On a New York pier Dr. Conrad Wittkop and Sefiorita Rosario Puente, daughter of a Cuban plantation owner, prepare to wed after meeting on a German cruiser years ago. Their romance began in Santiago and continued via world-mail exchanges before a New York wedding. Also noted is Michel Oreste, Haiti exiled president, departing with six generals amid Canal security concerns.
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Conrad Wittkop
Santiago Planter
New York
Cuban
Washingon Post
Prince Joachim
Coton
West Indian
Hertha
Sefiorita Rosario
Puente
Santiago
Cuba
German Civil Engineer. “Dr. Wittkop Was On the Pier To Meet the Séfiorita
Sefiorita
Maria Theresa Fuentes
Sefora Clara Quintana
Sefioritas Cataline
Rosa Repilado
Lcense
Germany
Wittkop
Delles
Sejorita Duente
Oreste
Paris
Michel Oreste
Haiti
Fortune Island
Panama Canal
Atlantic
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Mount’s. Head
H. R. Small
Hortick
Oba Ee
Crem
Pete Benuine
Edna
Kite
Windowe
Joedph M. Stoddard
Bishop Brent
Philippines
Tontan
Vera Cruz
Yeukton
New Orleans
Wample
la Paz
Masatian
Chattanooga
San Diego
Uneas
Charleston
Key West
Henley
Warringtop
Galveeton
Tampico
Vulcan
Vera Crux
Lobon Islands
NAVAL
A. H. Sales
Tom
Feilif Andrews
L. A. Kaiser
Tenieesea
Nevy Yard
Boston
Comar
J. 3
Patton
Tennessean Lfont
Prancie Martin
Mary
Baltimore
Brooke
Navy Yard
West York
N.Y
Bovige
W. D. Chandler
Utah
Ensien F
Collier
South Carolina
Ensign
K. Forde
Mostane
Reid
Ensign V. P.aberroth
Vermont
Ensign R. J, Carstarfhen
Emsign
A. ©. Bennett
Truxlus
Amd
Latrrence
Puerto
Jas Mangranillo
Jouett
Lebanon
Yorktown
Holt
R. W. Lewis
Arkansas
J. ¥. Dreisonstor
F. L. Shia
Arkaneas
N. W. Hibbs
Santana
Louisiana
T. A. Berryhile
Navy. Yard
Naval Hospital
Great
Maro Island
Sulins
Coats
Corsier
Cupid
U. S
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