Beauty At The Reins At Capital Horse Show
Mrs Hitt drove Whitewall Aire to the blue in the ladies phaeton class as society filled boxes and stands for a sunlit third day. Mary Aeron and others won minor ribbons. Nancy Panst defeated Edward McLean’s entry in open hunters. Notables including Mrs Lane and Mrs Bryan attended as the scene drew praise for the horses and ladies drivers.
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Edward McLean
Samy Bangs
Homewood
Arthur White
Lo Belang
Nancy Panst
Henry White
Franklin K. Lane
Mahton Finney
Adolph ©. Miller
William Jennings Bryan
Joseph | S
Judge Moore the horseman of national note plans census
Judge William H. Moore famed financier and sportsman spends about 200000 yearly on a superb stable valued by neighbors between 800000 and 1000000. He doubts the total count of his horses but would notice if any vanish. He backs breeding and shows in Washington yearly, expects Europe to sustain horse stock despite war, and praises British and Russian breeders as future sources of fine horses for America.
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William H. Moore
Moore
National Capital Horse Show
Judge Moore
Washington
America
England
London
Europe
Russia
Portraits in gowns at the society show spell color and style
Mrs William Jennings Bryan and other guests attended a fashion show, wearing varied gowns from black gabardine to blue taffeta. Noted ensembles included violet ostrich feather boas, sailor and mushroom hats, and accessories like roses, velvet trims, and satin collars.
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William Jennings Bryan
Margaret Draper
George Peabody Eustis
Eustis
Margaret Breckinridge
Helen Patten
Josephine Patten
Cary Langhorne
William F. Hitt
Salice Alexandra Ewing
Herbert Howard
Joseph Leiter
John W. Davis
William Littaver
Natalie Magruder
Robert Flitch Shepard
Cora Barry
Awards of the Day at Stallion Show
Highland Chief won first prize in the army horses and hunters class owned by Capt. William Mitchell of Washington. Heavy harness winners include Bountiful, Malbro, Buttonwood Maid, and Miss Billa Ivers. Top hunt horse Little Bo from Homewood Stables took first with $350 and cup. Three O'Clock and Virginia Boy followed. Ladies phaetons winner was Whitewall Ariel, driven by a judge’s RAeban? stream.
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Phaeton
William Fitt
Kathermine Iskins
Moore
Whitewall Airel
Aevun
Hitt
Misa Belle Beach
Rye
John L. Hushnells
Supreme Valenius
Terrington
AW Atkinson
Dorothy B Cadwader
Philadelphia
Roth Donaldson
Fahst
Cutler
Maida
Washington Xirla
Mary
Aieron
Clifton Laddie
Beng Saul
Helen Melanahan
Anna Hamlin
Gaara Louise Littauer
Miss Littauer
Secon
Miss Tamlin
Howard
Miss McLanahan
Denny Dick
Nancy Pansy
William Mitchell
Washington
Forst
B. m
William H. Moore
New York City
Malbro
Buttonwood Maid
Willan
A. Lieber
Bryn Mawr
Billa Ivers
New Bedford
Huntlers
Homewood Stables
Middleburg
B. G
Virginia
Melvin C. Hazen
Sir Galahad
Br. G
Louis C. Ferguson
Aldie
Haeton
D. Kaufman
Hira
B. Raebun
Wus
H. Moore
Mra
William Hitt
John L Bushnell
Springfield
Ohio
A. W Atkinson
Merchantsville
N. J
Dorothea Cadawalder
Woodbine
Mias
Ella Ivers
Mass
Pabst Stock Farms
Ruth Donaldson
Shawinigan
Piebald m
Catherine Denise Littauer
Helen McLaughlin
Mary Cameron Washington
Harness Clase
Harnesa
District of Columbia
Flrst
Cup
Joy Direct
W. P. Collins
Prince Tao
G. Wart Anderson
Mary Willame
Br. m
Juliet
Arnold Hague
Chamber of Commerce Cup
George M Oynter
George TP
Eustis
Helen Buchan
Warwick
Stroma Farm
Baltimore
Branton
Geologist
Ron
Bailey & Selig
A. W. Atkinson
Marjory Moreland
B. m. Beechwood Lass
Marion duPont
Montpelier
Sir Braxton
Edward McLean
M. &. Thompson
Aurora
W. P. Eno
Mia
Alien Potta
Happy Creek Farm
Rock Cross
Vira Cornell
Hye
N. Y
Strontla Farm
Tfhat
Virginia Boy
Melvin C.flazen
Col. O'Bannon
E. L. Redman
Jody Good Fellow
Edward B. McLean
Gibbon
Blue Ridge
Helen Buchanan
Melvin C Hazen
Ashleigh Farms
Delaplaine
Tarry
W. Whiteside
Front Royal
War Department
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Tarry Not
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Comanche
Br .G
M. Whiteside
Fort Myer
Joe
John G. Winter
Duncan Elliott
Kittel
B. P
Pabst Stock Farm
Wisconsin
Irvington
Nelly
John L. Bushnell
Warrenton Hunt Club
BE. B. McLean
E. B. McLean
Cavalry Hunt Club
Fort Myers
Happy Creek
Alarm
Three O'Clock
Belmont
Miss Buchanan
Cocktail
Dinner Cancelled for German Naval Officers Sought Answers in Washington
Norfolk reports a planned dinner in Washington for Capt. Thierischen and Capt. Thierfelder of the interned German auxiliary cruisers was canceled after the Lusitania sinking. Navy officials deny knowledge of plans, suggesting private organizers acted and that permission to leave Norfolk would be required. The event drew Navy curiosity and questions about whether the visiting officers could have traveled to the capital.
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Lusitania
Washington Post
Washington
Thisrischen
Thierfelder
Sitel Friedrich
Kron Prinz Wilhelm
Daniela
Norfolk Navy Yard
Thierischen
Ol Winters
Minuta Men
Tament
Navy Department
Department
Modest Ohio youth can add inches in minutes while you wait
Clarence Ed ward Willard, a modest Ohio youth, astonished a medical audience by showing he can increase his height by seven or more inches in minutes. He trained inactive muscles to activity and can extend his neck arms or legs, with Chief of Detectives Collins among observers. The feat drew European interest and even English royalty reportedly pursued growth studies.
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Ohio
Clarence Edward Willard
Clarence
Keith's
Collins
Scotland Yard
London
Willard
Europe
Berlin
England
Prince of Wates
Notes of the horse show ring ignite prize winning feats
The article chronicles a wide display of horse types at yesterday's show. Harness horses, ponies, hunters, park and road horses, military chargers, and saddle horses drew praise, with women riders and drivers earning admiration. Virginia Boy dominated a jumper class, and Miss du Pont claimed the Riders and Drivers cup amid spirited tandem competition.
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Miss du Pont
Tribute Paid to Vanderbilt at National Capital Horse Show
At a meeting of the president and director of the National Capital Horse Show yesterday, a minute was spread on the record as a mark of respect to Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt of New York, who perished with the Lusitania.
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Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
New York
Lusitania
National Capital Horse Show Honors Alfred G Vanderlait
The president and directors of the National Capital Horse Show express appreciation for the late Alfred G Vanderlait. They record sorrow for his untimely death and recognize his many contributions to horse improvement and his work as a man and horseman.
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National Capital Horse Show
Alfred G Vanderlait
English Riots Spread In Britain After German Shops Burned
Riot heat rose across the country as anti German demonstrations continued in Liverpool and nearby towns. German shops were looted and set afire while stocks disappeared openly. In Manchester and Salford crowds attacked German firms. Some workers refused alien employment and German run establishments closed.
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Liverpool
Manchester
England
Salford
Ladies' Night at Unitarian Club in Washington
The Unitarian Club of Washington hosts a ladies night as the closing session this evening. Hosts Rev and Mrs A B Pierce Mr and Mrs H K Bush-Brown and Mr and Mrs Grosvenor Dave. Henry D Hubbard secretary of the bureau of standards speaks on The Chinese Language with a blackboard demonstration. Musical numbers by Miss Todd and Messrs George Thompson and Zehles.
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The
Unitarian Club
Washington
A . B. Pierce
H. K Bush-Brown
Grosvenor
Henry D. Hubbard
Bureau of Standards
Mies Todd
George Thompson
Zehles
Commercial Club Beefsteak Dinner at Farragut Square
A beefsteak dinner and social evening will be hosted by members of the Commercial Club at the lodgehouse Farragut Square this evening. The program features entertainment and a brief remarks segment.
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Luhhouse Farragt Square
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