Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1937, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D..-T, WEDNESDAY, JULY -7, 1937 In the Hunt Country Activities Among the Horse-Lovers of Virginia and Maryland. BY NINA CARTER TABB. 1 THE Leny Manor Horse Show, to be held Saturday on the estate of John R. Buchanan, near @ Warrenton, for the benefit of the Fauquier County Hospital, is the most im portant spoiting event in ‘his “neck of the woods” the coming week end. The committee is composed of | Miss Polly Buchanan, president; Miss | Jane Calvert, vice president, and Rob- bert Wallack, jr., secretary-treasurer. A horse show was held last July on the Buchanan place by the young people of Warrenton, and they made & nice amount of money for their local hospital. All riders, officials and judges of the show are not over 21 years of age, and most of them are under that age. It is wonderful to see how well these young horsemen and horsewomen arrange and manage the show. It will be an interesting day from start to finish. Many good horses and the best ponies in this part of the country have been entered in the 20 classes of the day. 3 Judging the show will be Miss | Bettina Belmont and Mike Kerr of | Middleburg and John S. Harrison of | Philadelphia. The latter winner | of the Maryland Hunt Cup in April, when he rode Welbourne Jake to vic- tory. Tack and cups will be given for | first prizes, and classes will be run in the following order: | Class 1—Saddle ponies, 13 hands and under 14.2; conformation, 25 peri cent; performance and manners, 75 per cent. Class 2—Handy hunter horses. Class 3—Ponies handy hunter; to be shown over special course. | Class 4—Qualified hunters; over 4 | feet; performance, 50 per cent; man- ners and way of going, 25 per cent; conformation, 25 per cent. Class 4—Touch-and-out, ponies; under 12 hands, to jump 2 feet; over 12 hands and under 14.2 hands, to jump 3 feet 3 inches; performance | only to count. | Class 6—Hunter be shown at & walk, then over two ju . 3 feet 6 inches; conformation, 25 per cent; perform- | ance, 25 per cent; manners and way of going. 50 per cent | hack, horses, to trot and canter, | be led by kiddies; to be judged on suitability of parent to mount. Class 14—Open hunters; perform- ance only to count; outside course. cent; conformation, 25 per cent; per- formance, 50 per cent. Class 16—Half-bred hunters, horses, 3-year-olds to jump 3 feet 3 inches; 4-year-olds to jump 4 feet; perform- ance, 50 per cent; conformation, 50 per cent. Class” 18—Grooms’ class; to be judged on horsemanship; special prize for best costume. Class 19—Costume class; prize for the most original; prize for the Class 15—Ladics’ hunters, suitable | most amusing entry. for a lady to ride; manners, 25 per e 3 i, 122 Class 20—Goat touch-and-out; open ok e M L1} A Place { To Play! SAND BOXES to all goats; jumps 2 feet, to be raised in event of tie. A dance will be given at the War- renton Country Club Saturday night after the horse show. INSTRUCTOR ACCUSED Harland A. Shutts, 22, independent professional driving instructor, was arrested yesterday and was charged applicants with the promise to hasten Bureau of Vehicles and Traffic. LARG {ous Mother. ER WOMEN'S 'INFANTS’, CHILDR and BOYS’ WEA EN'S R BOYS, 6, 4 AND 3, FOUND AFTER SEARCH Lost Direction Just Going for a Walk, Youngster Tells Anx- After anxious parents, neighborhood children and policemen had searched at No. 1 precinct with soliciting license l several hours in Northeast Washington | yesterday for three young boys, John their permit applications through the | C. Baxter, 935 Shepherd street, found | them wandering aimlessly at Fifteenth and E streets northeast, He turned them over to ninth precinct police. The youngsters, Francis Padgette, 6, and his brother, James, 4, “just went walking” with their playmate, Alton Beard, 3. Having decided they were far enough away from their homes in the 600 block of E street northeast, the boys began their re- turn journey through an alley. They 3 : B—5 = ————— ———————— —— Walter Moyer, 19, and McKinley Denmark, 18, colored, their persondl,.) bond was taken by Judge Edward M. Curran. e a——— PSYCHOMETRY DELINEATIONS Grace Gray Delon, Life Reader Adviser ESCAPE FIREWORKS FINE of 49 Save Money by Appearing in Court. . Four persons out of the 49 nrrestedl for shooting off fireworks braved the “wrath” of Police Court judges yester- day and were released without being| fined, while the remaining 45 forfeited | Four “walked and walked,” Francis told his mother, Mrs. Della Padgette, 658 E street, when she called for them at the police station, but got no nearer home, FROCKS *3.99 LACES EYELETS VOILES LINENS —If you've set your heart on a very smart frock, you’re sure to find it in a flattering style among this spe- cially purchased group of cotton frocks for larger women. A myriad of beautiful styles all made to sell for more . . . tailored models for Sports and mornings . . . dressy for afternoon and informai sum- mer parties. Just the dresses you want for a successful summer and $5 each by failing to appear for trial. | Judge John P. McMahon dismissed | PSYCHIC MESSAG! the case against James J. Brosnahan, | and took the personal bund of Isaac ' Woodson, 17, colored. CEIHI@N 4 In the cases of 11 AM. to 1100 Twelfth St. Corner of 12th an Telephone ME! to tuck in the vacation bag. of Class 7—Pony jumping; under 12| hands, to jump 2 feet; over 12 hands | and under 142, to jump 3 feet 3| inches; performance only to count. Class 8—Green hunters, horses; performance, 50 per cent; manners and way of going, 25 per cent; con- formation, 25 per cent. Class 9—Children’s. hunters; to be judged as a child's mount; suitabil- ity only to count; outside course; | jumps, 3 feet 8 inches. | Class 10—Stake class, horses; con- | formation, 50 per cent; performance, | B0 per cent. Class 11—Pony hunter hack, 12| hands and under 142: to be shown at a walk, trot and canter, then over two fences 2 feet. Class 12—Stake pony ditions same as class 7. | Class 13—Kiddies’ class; parents to course, you’ll not find all styles in all sizes—so come early for best se- lections! Sizes 3812 to 52!, and 37% to 51%. 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