Hunters Hurdle High at National Capital Horse Show
Capt William Mitchell wins high jump sweepstakes with Sir Dixon clearing 6 feet 9 inches. Ri ben winners and top classes showcase riders, horses, and prizes as spectators crowd Fort Myer amid reports of rising show quality and notable sales, including Hyer tim.
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William Mitchells
St Dixon
Aleady
Saint Saens meets Mme Elise Kutscherra in New York greeting
Special to The Washington Pest reports in New York on May 14 a scene as Camille Saint Saens welcomes Mme Elise Kutscherra the Wagnerian singer. The woman hugs him but a man intervenes shouting you are a German. The exchange ends with disapproval.
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New York
Rochambeau
Taestre
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Wutscherra
Camille Saint Saens
Mme
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Saint Saens
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Society Boxes Fill The Horse Show With Notables
A society crowd in smart outing dress filled boxes at the horse show. Guests included former Senator J C Blackburn and Mrs Blackburn, Admiral Merrill, and many other prominent names from Philadelphia New York and Washington. Various attendees described in detail along with notable gowns and hats worn by Misses and Mrs. in attendance.
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J. C. Blackburn
Joseph Thropp
Admiral Merrill
Sanders
Philadelphia
Miss Nash
H Campbell Graef
Nathan Wyeth
J C O'Loughlin
Ward Denys
Denys
A. F . Hopkins
Nevill Munroe Hopking
Alfred Hopkins Col
Robert M
Deanna
Albert L Mills
Adjabra
Schroeder
Robert B. Roosevelt
Lewis Hammersley
New York
J. Breckinridge Bayne
William Phelps Eno
Hemmick
Bulgaria
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Meta Evans
Hugh Legare
Kent Legare
Edward A. Mitchell
Preston Gibson
Newton Gulick
Jerome Bonaparte
Richardson Clover
Miss Clover
Beatrice Clover
William Corcoran
Ruth Wilson
Latz Anderson
Archibald Davis
Horace Weatcott
Wiliam F. Draper
Margaret Draper
Misses Whitney
Isabel May
Prince Hohenlohe
Viscountess
da Sibour
Juliette Danin
Daniel W. Baker
Clayton
Mary Custis Lee
Svivaing Stokes
Harry Kite
Robert Fleming
Harry Wardman
Chester Barnett
Boy Falls Thirty Feet On New Rock Creek Bridge
George Felman a 12 year old colored boy from 1227 Twenty second Street NW fell thirty feet while gathering wood with two companions on the new bridge over Q street in Rock Creek Park. He was carried by ambulance to Emergency Hospital and then to Children’s Hospital with a sprained ankle and severe facial and body cuts. His condition is not serious.
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Art Convention Ends With Plea For American Sympathy For Britain
Charles R. Ashbee told the three day American Federation of Arts banquet that England’s war impact harms art and industry. He urged U S sympathy and moral support, noting workers already serve at the front and in factories while housing plans remain unbuilt. The gathering discussed industrial art’s value and education, with leadership changes and calls for Carnegie Foundation investigations.
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America
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Paul W. Bartlett
Chamber of Horrors
Capitol
Tralph Adams
Cram
Arthur H. Hamerschlag
P. P. Claxton
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Federation
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H W. Kent
Florence N Levy
Marvin F Scaife
Elihu Nroot
Andrew Wright Crawford
Martin A Ryerson
Robert W. de Forest
Carnegie Foundation
Alumni Play Night At Central High Findings
Alumni Association staging at Central High School alumni event featured short plays and sketches in the school auditorium. Performances included Romeo and Juliet by Mary Jones and Ruth Frank, the Mouse Trap by a student cast, How the Vote Was Won with staff and students, Twenty Minutes With John by three alumni, and Grasshopper with 1888 1889 class members. Many notable guests appeared including Franklin K Lane and Col. W Hart, among others attending from New York Chicago and Baltimore.
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Mary Jones
Ruth Frank
Elizabeth Trundle
J. Jackson
Eleanor North
Gretchen
Freda King
Garet Hildreth
Jalta Heep
Martha Clarke
Isabel Weber
Ruth Rizer
Emily White
Margaret Hamilton
Helena Elder
Daniel Wikeraon
Moritz Gluecke
Louise Lyon
Carmen Blakistine
John
Esther Galbraith
Dorothy McCleary
N B Baughman
Miasl A Beaumont
Frances Beck
Charles F Hinns
John S Blan
John & Blair
Edwin M_Blake
Meade Bolton
Eizabeth F Boyce
Frances W Boyce
James C_Bradford
R. BE. Brooks
Bush-Brown
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H G Brouse
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V. V. Brown
Harold
Walter Gilliss
William H. Goodyear
Hammitt
James P Haney
William Laurel Harris
Vandelaine Henkel
Col. Hopkins
Nora Houston
George Leland Hunter
Thomas B. Hutchinger
Michel Jacobs
Rudolph Kauffmann
Keane
Kemper
William Bruce King
Alicea E Kingsbury
Valentine Kirby
Joseph Lauber
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L. M. Lefeenring
Lewton
A. Lyon
Misa
Stella McCalla
Jessie C McDonald
George X McLanahan
Isaac T Mann
James Rush Marshall
Mechlin
Washington
Laura B Meentchen
Lesiie W. Miller
F 3B
Moran
Helen Nicholay
Spofford
William M Taylor
Grace L. Temple
Charles T Thompson
Charles T. Thompson
Tillinghast
Giennan Tinnin
George Oakley Totten
C. Y. Turner
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T Wayland Vaughan
Otto Veerhoff
Veerhoff
Miss Very
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Clarke Waggaman
W H. Walt
Zoe Wells
High Jump Highlights at National Capital Horse Show
Crowds packed the grandstands as Sir Dixon owned by Capt. William Mitchell cleared the 6 foot 9 inch hurdle. Competitors included Wasp ridden by J Doran and Masterpiece ridden by R Coffin. Mrs Allen Potts won with Pretty Maid after repeated efforts, earning ovation. Hazen stables swept prizes with Virginia Boy and other notable placements. Judge Willam H Moore won the single harness horses championship with Bountiful.
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Baltimore
Woodland Nymph
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Washington
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Melvin C. Hazen
Masterpiece
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Wisconsin
Metropolitan Police Force
Cup
Billy
Sergei WW. McCormick
Brightwood Boy
Joan Boland
Fane Bird
Sergt de Witt W. Smith
Rbben
Ivory Queen
Sergt Witham
Bountiful
William H Moore
New York
Lady Ditham
Edward B. McLean Washington
GH. Chipchase
Field Marshall
A. W. Atkinson
Merchantsville
Edward B. McLean
Ravello
Homewood Stubies
Middleburg
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Sir Dixon
William Mitchell
Wasp
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J. Doran
Mitchell
Stanley
Mrs Allen Potts
Pretty Maid
Willam H Moore
Lady Dilham
Kittler
Misa Marlbro
Mogai
Married in New York Trouble to Find a Pastor
A Washington woman and a consular student from New York sought a pastor in St. Louis for a New York wedding. Rev Dr Houghton refused due to lack of relatives, but a New York dispatch later says the ceremony occurred at the Church of the Transfiguration. The bride, 22, and groom, son of an Wall Street banker, returned to Washington claiming the marriage happened.
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Church of the Transfiguration
Gotham
Washington
Richard Cameron Beer
Madge Elzabeth Thompson
Willam
Thompson
Lindell Boulevard
St. Louis
New York City
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W. C. Beer
Wall Street
Child Hit by Car In Northeast Street crash injures Davis girl
Seven year old Mary Davis of 710 E street northeast was seriously hurt near Seventh and E street northeast about 7 pm when struck by a car driven by James W Knott of 331 EH street northeast. Doctors at Sibley Hospital report head and body injuries with possible internal damage and could not determine condition for days. Witness accounts say Knott drove slowly as the child ran in front of the car.
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E Street
Seventh
James W Knott
EH Street
Ruedy and Chadwick
Sibley Hospital
Funeral of Gen Forwood at Arlington with Honors
Brig Gen William Henry Forwood retired surgeon general of the army died Wednesday. He was buried at Arlington National Cemetery yesterday afternoon with full military honors. Services were at 1425 H Street NW. Cavalry from Fort Myer escorted the funeral party. Maj Gen William C Gorgas and Brig Gen George M Sternberg served as pallbearers.
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Army
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Innocence actress divorced by New York court
Harold M Porter of Buffalo obtained a divorce from Charlotte M Davies after a long separation. Porter testified she threw food at him when displeased and stayed downtown all night on occasions while Miss Davies, then 18, pursued acting in New York. The case highlighted Davies career from Cleveland to New York stages and film.
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