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Seventh Annual Horse Show
April 20-21, 1909 |
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Seventh Annual Horse Show, April 20-21, 1909. Asheville Horse Show Association |
| Alt Title | Official Program - Seventh Annual Horse Show April 20-21, 1909. |
| Creator | Riverside Park |
| Alt. Creator | Asheville Horse Show Association |
| Identifier | http://toto.lib.unca.edu/findingaids/books/booklets/asheville_horse_show_assoc/default_asheville_horse_show_assoc.htm |
| Subject Keyword | Asheville, NC ; Horse Show Association; April 1909; Riverside Park; Horse racing; Frank Coxe; Riders; events; Class Specification; horses in harness; saddle horses; roadsters; |
| Subject LCSH |
Agricultural exhibitions -- North Carolina -- Buncombe County Horse Racing - History Horsemanship |
| Date digital | 2010-04-21 |
| Publisher | The Inland Press, Asheville, N.C. ; [Digital Publisher] D.H. Ramsey Library, Special Collections, University of North Carolina at Asheville 28804 |
| Contributor |
Coxe family ; Southern Highlands Research Center |
| Type | Source type: Text |
| Format | image/jpeg/text |
| Source | Is part of Frank Coxe Collection, M83.3.12, D.H. Ramsey Library, Special Collections |
| Language | English |
| Relation |
Frank Coxe Oral History, D.H. Ramsey Library, Special Collections, University of North Carolina at Asheville 28804; Frank Coxe Collection (1798-1910), D.H. Ramsey Library, Special Collections, University of North Carolina at Asheville 28804 ; The Southern Tourist D. H. Ramsey Library, Special Collections; Robert Bunn Oral History Voices of Asheville Oral History Collection, D.H. Ramsey Library Special Collections, UNCA;
Asheville in the
Land of the Sky
"Asheville in "The Land of the Sky,"" D. H. Ramsey
Library, Special Collections, UNCA.
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| Coverage temporal | April 1909 |
| Coverage spatial | Asheville, NC |
| Rights | Any display,
publication or public use must credit D. H. Ramsey Library, Special
Collections, University of North Carolina at Asheville. Copyright retained by the authors of certain items in the collection, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law. |
| Donor | Donor number 121 ; Donor number 122 |
| Description | An official program booklet published on behalf of Riverside Park's annual horse show. Includes: Names of Officers, Directors and Judges; Event Programs for Tuesday 20th and Wednesday 21st April 1909; an explanation of horse Class Specification; list of Riders and allocated parking spaces. |
| Acquisition | 1983-11 ; 1984-07 |
| Citation | Asheville Horse Show Association, D. H. Ramsey Library, Special Collections, University of North Carolina at Asheville 28804 |
| Processed by | Special Collections staff, Toey Fortenbery, April, 2010 |
| Last update | 2010-04-21 |
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Official Program
"Seventh Annual Horse Show - April 20-21, 1909"
Asheville Horse Show Association Price Ten Cents |
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Seventh Annual Show
Asheville Horse Show Association RIVERSIDE PARK
Tuesday and Wednesday, April 20-21, '09
OFFICERS Dr. S. Westkay Battle - President Dr. Carl V. Reynolds - Vice-President W. F. Randolph - Secretary-Manager
DIRECTORS Thos. W. Raoul W. F. Randolph C. J. Harris Dr. S. W. Battle H. W. Plummer P. S. Henry Dr. T. P. Cheesborough Dr. C. V. Reynolds S. P. Ravenel
JUDGES C. Beverley Broun - Charleston, W.,Va. John O. Seibert - Washington, D. C. C. J. Meetze - Manassas, Va.
Marshal - F. Stikeleather
Aides - Dr. B. F. Hall, J. A. Burckel, V. B. Bostic
Marker Harry C. Theobold |
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Programs
TUESDAY
2 p. m.—Ponies under saddle, Class 14. 2:20—Ladies' single harness horse, Class 1. 2:40—Single harness horse, open, 15.2 and under, Class 2. 3:10—Gentleman's saddle horse, over 15.2, Class 8. 3:40—Pair harness horses, 15.2 and under, Class 5. 4:10—Pair roadsters, Class 17. 4:40—Intermission. 5:10—Pair livery horses, Class 21. 5:20—Carriage pair, amateur, class 19. 5:40—Mare and foal, Class 24. 5:50—Best foal, Class 25. 6:00—Tandems. 6:20—Hunters, Class 20.
WEDNESDAY
2 p. m.—Single harness horse, over 15.2, Class 3. 2:20—Ladies' saddle horse, Class 9. 2:40—Ponies in harness, Class 15. 3:00—Pair harness horses, amateur, Class 4. 3:20—Gaited saddle horse, Class 10. 3:40—Intermission. 4:00—Single roadsters, Class 16. 4:30—Combination saddle and harness horse, Class 18. 5:00—Ponies under saddle. Class 13. 5:20—Pair harness horses, open, over 15.2, Class 6. 5:40—Stallions, Class 23. 6:00—Gentleman's saddle horse, 15.2 and under, Class 7. Tournament. |
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EVENT No. 2—TUESDAY
No. EXHIBITOR 1. Adelaide, s. m...............................Philip S. Henry 2. Diamond Squirrel, b. g.........................J. H. Jordan 3. Primrose, b. m.......................Miss Mary P. Howard 4. Rajah, b. g...............................Mrs. A. B. Doyle 5. Pleasure, b. g.............................Mrs. A. E. Bates 6. Dandy, s. g.................................J. C. Arbogast 7. Happy Girl, ch. m.........................J. Thos. Arnold 8. Rob Roy, b. g...............................S. P. Ravenel 9. Ned, b. g.................................F. W. W. Graham 10. Lady Zuleika, bk. m.................Mrs. D. C. Waddell, Jr.
CLASS 1. Ladies' single harness horse. To be driven by a lady. Cup by The Manor.
EVENT No. 3—TUESDAY
No. EXHIBITOR 1. Roderick, s. g...............................Philip S. Henry 2. Handsome Dan, b. g...................W. Granville Taylor 3. Primrose, b. m.......................Miss Mary P. Howard 4. Shamrock, br. g.......................Miss Mary P. Howard 5. Pleasure, b. g.............................Mrs. A. E. Bates 6. Foxy Pat, s. m.................................O. F. Eckel 7. Shadow, e. g...................................H. T. Mills 8. Senator Bailey, b. h...........................James L. Orr 9. Muldoon, bk. g.............................Wells & Brown 10. Happy Girl, eh. m.........................J. Thos. Arnold 11. Gay Boy, b. g.................................W. W. Burgess 12. Lady Zuleika, bk. m.................Mrs. D. C. Waddell, Jr. 13. Tanya, s. g..............................Millard Livery Co. 14. Skyrocket, b. g...........................Millard Livery Co. 15. Sport, b. g.....................................W. S. Ray
CLASS 2. Single harness horse, open to all. Horses 15.2 and under. $25, $10 (or plate). |
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EVENT No. 1—WEDNESDAY
No. EXHIBITOR 1. Raven, bk. g..............................Philip S. Henry 2. Zoo, b. g.................................V. Buren Bostick 3. Charles Heard, b. g.....................James A. Burroughs 4. Rajah, b. g...............................Mrs. A. B. Doyle 5. Beaumont, b. g...........................Mrs. A. E. Bates 6. Rob Roy, b. g...............................S. P. Ravenel 7. Prince, b. h...........................W. A. Webb & Son 8. Billy, b. g.............................W. A. Webb & Son 9. Long Distance, b. g...........................W. W. Burgess 10. Baledura, b. h...................Buncombe Co. Bdg. Ass'n 11. Billy Wilkes, b. g.........................Millard Livery Co. 12. Bullet, b. g..............................Millard Livery Co. 13. Bill Bailey, s. g...........................Millard Livery Co. 14. Monogram, s. g.................................W. S. Ray
CLASS 3. Single harness horse, open to all. Horses over 16.2. $25, $10 (or plate). Cup by Battery Park Hotel.
EVENT No. 4—WEDNESDAY
No. EXHIBITOR 1. Roderick, s. g...............................Philip S. Henry Adelaide, s. m. 2. Frank, s. g.................................Tench C. Coxe Linn, s. g. 3. Primrose, b. m.......................Miss Mary P. Howard Shamrock, br. g. 4. Rex, b. g...............................Mrs. A. B. Doyle Rajah, b. g. 5. Pleasure, b. g.............................Mrs. A. E. Bates Trouble, b. g. 6. Sport, s. g...................................J. C. Arbogast Dandy, s. g. 7. Ned, b. g.................................F. W. W. Graham Scott, b. g.
CLASS 4. Pair harness horses, not open to dealers. To be driven, by amateur. Cup by Mountain Meadows Inn. |
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EVENT No. 6—TUESDAY
No. EXHIBITOR 1. Frank, s. g.................................Tench C. Coxe Linn, s. g. 2. Primrose, b. m.......................Miss Mary P. Howard Shamrock, br. g. 3. Sunshine, s. g...................................H. T. Mills Shadow, s. g. 4. Tanya, s. g...............................Millard Livery Co. Skyrocket, b. g. 5. Sport, b. g.......................................W. S. Ray Morning Glory, b. m.
CLASS 5. Pair harness horses, open to all. Horses 15.2 and tinder. $26, $10 (or plate).
EVENT No. 9—WEDNESDAY
No. EXHIBITOR 1. Rex, b. g.................................Mrs. A. B. Doyle Rajah, b. g. 2. Ned, b. g.................................F. W. W. Graham Scott, b. g. 3. Gay Boy, b. g...............................W. W. Burgess Long Distance, b. g. 4. Jet, bk. g...........................Patton & Stikeleather Cinder, bk. g. 5. Blue Bell, bk. m..........................Millard Livery Co. Bullet, bk. g. 6. Mary, bk. m.............................Millard Livery Co. Martha, bk. m. 7. Pleasure, b. g...........................Mrs. A. E. Bates Trouble, b. g.
CLASS 6. Pair harness horses, open to all. Horses 15.2 and over. $25, $10 (or plate). |
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EVENT No. 11—WEDNESDAY
No. EXHIBITOR 1. Lady D., b. m.................................J. H. Jordan 2. Handsome Dan, b. g...................W. Granville Taylor 3. Foxy Pat, s. m...............................O. F. Eckel 4. Happy Girl, ch. m.........................J. Thos. Arnold 5. Starling, b. m...........................Mrs. A. S. Wheeler 6. Tip Top, b. g.................................Dick Weaver |7. Tanya, s. g...............................Millard Livery Co. 8. Billy, s. g................................Millard Livery Co. 9. Sport, b. g.....................................W. S. Ray
CLASS 7. Gentlemen's saddle horse, open to all. Horses 16.2 and under. $30, $20 (or plate).
EVENT No. 4—TUESDAY
No. EXHIBITOR 1. J. D., b. g.................................H. C. Theobold 2. Roderick, s. g.............................Philip S. Henry 3. Zoo, b. g...............................V. Buren Bostick 4. Beaumont, b. g...........................Mrs. A. E. Bates 5. Diomede, b. g...........................Mrs. Baker-Edwards 6. Winston, b. g...............................A. S. Wheeler 7. Rob Roy, b. g.................................S. P. Ravenel 8. Long Distance, b. g...........................W. W. Burgess 9. Quaker Lady, b. m...........................L. N. Palmer 10. Kentucky Belle, b. m.........................W. N. Fisher 11. Buckskin.............................Patton & Stikeleather 12. Cinder, bk. g...........................Patton & Stikeleather 13. Lady Grey, g. m..........................Millard Livery Co. 14. Fashion, b. g.....................................W. S. Ray 15. Monogram, s. g...................................W. S. Ray
CLASS 8.f Gentlemen's saddle horse, open to all. Horses 15.2 and over. $30, $20 (or plate). Cup by Mr. C. Brewster Chapman. |
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EVENT No. 2—WEDNESDAY
No. EXHIBITOR 1. Zoo, b. g.................................V. Buren Bostick 2. Diamond Squirrel, b. g.......................J. H. Jordan 3. Shamrock, br. g.....................Miss Mary P. Howard 4. Rex, b. g...............................Mrs. A. B. Doyle 5. Rajah, b. g.............................Mrs. A. B. Doyle, 6. Geisha, s. m.............................Miss Rita B. Reess 7. Happy Girl, ch. m.........................J. Thos. Arnold! 8. Starling, b. m...........................Mrs. A. S. Wheeler 9. Rob Roy, b. g.................................S. P. Ravenel
CLASS 9. Ladies' saddle horse, not open to dealers. Ladies to ride. Cup by Mr. Charles J. Harris.
EVENT No. 5—WEDNESDAY
No. EXHIBITOR 1. Diamond Squirrel, b. g.........................J. H. Jordan 2. Lady D., b. m...............................J. H. Jordan 3. Handsome Dan, b. g.....................W. Granville Taylor 4. Diomede, bk. g.........................Mrs. Baker-Edwards 5. Sunshine, s. g...................................H. T. Mills 6. Happy Girl, ch. m.........................J. Thos. Arnold 7. Traveler, b.g...................................S. P. Ravenel 8. Long Distance, b. g...........................W. W. Burgess 9. Kentucky Belle, b. m.........................W. N. Fisher 10. Hugo, b.g.............................Chambers & Weaver 11. Ben Hur, b. g..........................Chambers & Weaver 12. Fox, br. g.............................Chambers & Weaver 13. Jet, bk. g............................Fatten & Stikeleather
CLASS 10. Gaited saddle horse, open to all. Horse to walk, running walk, single-foot, trot, and canter. $60, $25 (or plate). |
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EVENT No. 11—TUESDAY
No. EXHIBITOR 1. Raven, bk. g.............................Philip S. Henry Roderick, s. g. 2. Frank, s. g.................................Tench C. Coxe Linn, s. g. 3. Ned, b. g...................................F. W. W. Graham Scott, b. g. 4. Sport, b. g.....................................W. S. Ray Charles Heard, b. g.
CLASS 11. Tandem, open to all. Wheeler to have conformation, substance, quality and action; horse not under 14.2; leader to be a showy, well-bred, all-around actor, with good manners; horses to count 76%; appointments 25%. Cup by Dr. S. Westray Battle.
EVENT No. 8—WEDNESDAY
No. EXHIBITOR 1. Hiawatha, r. g.............................Philip S. Henry 2. Cricket, b. m...............Miss Alyne Johnston Reynolds 3. Buster Brown, br. g.....................Miss Gladys Britt 4. Houdini, s. g...................................E. A. Clarke
CLASS 13. Ponies under saddle, open to all. Ponies exceeding 13.2 and not exceeding 14.2. Cup to 1st, 2nd and 3rd by Association.
EVENT No. 1—TUESDAY
No. EXHIBITOR 1. May..................................Miss Katharine Grant 2. Nellie..................................Miss Mary Hamilton 3. Midget..........................Miss Mary Virginia Erwin 4. Kananwha...............................Miss Mary Webster 5. Sweetheart............................Harry French Graham 6. Billy.........................................Girault Thach 7. Black Beauty..........................Miss Isabel Hazzard
CLASS 14. Ponies under saddle, open to all. Ponies to be under 14; to be ridden by a child not over 14 years. Cup to 1st, 2nd and 3rd by Association. |
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EVENT No. 3—WEDNESDAY
No. EXHIBITOR 1. Nellie..................................Miss Mary Hamilton 2. Sweetheart............................Harry French Graham 3. Buster Brown............................Miss Gladys Britt 4. Black Billy..............................Eugene P. Coston 5. Billy.........................................Girault Thach
CLASS 15. Ponies in harness, open to all. Ponies to be under 14; to be shown before appropriate trap; ponies to count 75%; appointments 25%; to be driven by a child not over 14 years. Cup to 1st, 2nd and 3rd. First cup by Miss Mary Hamilton. Second and third cups by Association.
EVENT No. 6—WEDNESDAY
No. EXHIBITOR 1. Doctor V., b. g.............................Mrs. Gay Green 2. Dandy, s. g.................................J. C. Arbogast 3. Shadow, s. g.....................................H. T. Mills 4. Senator Bailey, b. h.........................James L. Orr 5. King Melrose, r. h.........................C. C. Brown & Co. 6. Strong Chance, bk. g...........................W. C. Coile 7. Danton, b. g.....................................W. C. Coile 8. Long Distance, b. g...........................W. W. Burgess 9. Billy, b. g...............................W. A. Webb & Son 10. Isabel, b. m.................................P. H. Thrash
CLASS 16. Single Roadster, open to all. $50, $20 (or plate).
EVENT No. 6—TUESDAY
No. EXHIBITOR 1. Sunshine, s. g...................................H. T. Mills Shadow, s. g. 2. Strong Chance, bk. g.............................W. C. Coile Danton, b. g. 3. Long Distance, b. g............................W. W. '. Mate, b. g.
CLASS 17. Pair roadsters, open to all. $75, $30 (or plate |
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EVENT No. 7—WEDNESDAY
No. EXHIBITOR 1. Roderick, s. g.............................Philip S. Henry 2. Zoo, b. g.................................V. Buren Bostic S. Lady D., b. m...................................J. H. Jordan 4. Handsome Dan, b. g...................W. Granville Taylor 5. Shamrock, br. g.......................Miss Mary P. Howard 6. Rex, b. g.........:.......................Mrs. A. B. Doyle 7. Rajah, b. g...............................Mrs. A. B. Doyle 8. Beaumont, b. g.............................Mrs. A. E. Bates 9. Diomede, bk. g.........................Mrs. Baker-Edwards 10. Sunshine, s. g.....................................H. T. Mills 11. Happy Girl, ch. m.........................J. Thos. Arnold 12. Rob Roy, b. g...............................S. P. Ravenel 13. Jaybird.....................................Harry J. Black 14. Long Distance, b. g.........................W. W. Burgess 15. Kentucky Belle, b. m.....................___W. N. Fisher 16. Tanya, s. g...............................Millard Livery Co. 17. Monogram, s. g...................................W. S. Ray 18. Fashion, b. g.....................................W. S. Ray
CLASS 18. Combination saddle and harness horse, open to all. Best saddle and harness horse, 14.2 and over; to be first shown in an appropriate vehicle and judged as a horse best suited for harness purposes; the horse to be unharnessed in the ring and to be shown and judged under saddle, at walk, trot and canter; the horse best suited to both these purposes to be awarded first prize. $75, $25.
EVENT No. 8—TUESDAY
No. EXHIBITOR 1. Frank and Linn..............................Tench C. Coxe 2. Rex and Rajah............................Mrs. A. B. Doyle 3. Primrose and Shamrock................Miss Mary P. Howard 4. Pleasure and Trouble........................Mrs. A. E. Bates 5. Ned and Scott..............................F. W. W. Graham
CLASS 19. Carriage pair, amateur. Appropriate vehicle to hold four, to be driven by coachman. Cup by Mr. Philip S. Henry. |
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EVENT No. 12—TUESDAY
No. EXHIBITOR 1. Gold Dust, s. g.........................Mrs. Connally Coxe 2. Tatters, ch. m...............................Tench F. Coxe 3. Jack, g. g.......................New York Livery Stables 4. Quaker Lady, b. m...........................L. N. Palmer 6. Fashion, b. g.....................................W. S. Ray
CLASS 20. Hunters, open to all. For best performance over six jumps from 3.6 up, carrying not less than 150 pounds. Conformation to count 26 per cent; performance over jumps 76 per cent; $26, $10 (or plate).
EVENT No. 7—TUESDAY
No. EXHIBITOR 1. Duke and Lex....................New York Livery Stables 2. Bess and Virginia..........................Wells & Brown 3. Tip Top and Hugo......................Chambers & Weaver 4. Henry and Beaumont...................Chambers & Weaver 5. Jet and Cinder.......................Patton & Stikeleather 6. Beaumont and Montrose..............Patton & Stikeleather 7. Blue Bell and Bullet......................Millard Livery Co. 8. Mary and Martha........................Millard Livery Co.
CLASS 21. Pair livery horses. Shown before an appropriate trap to hold four. Horses to count 75 per cent; appointments 25 per cent. For local dealers only. $30, $15 (or plate).
EVENT No. 10—WEDNESDAY
No. EXHIBITOR 1. Senator Bailey, b. h...........................James L. Orr 2. King Melrose, r. h.......................C. C. Brown & Co. 3. Prince, b. h..............................W. A. Webb & Son 4. Baledura, br. h...................Buncombe Co. Bdg. Ass'n
CLASS 23. Stallions. $25, $15 (or plate). |
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EVENT No. 9—TUESDAY
No. EXHIBITOR 1. Nancy Hanks and Star Spot..................Philip S. Henry 2. Topsey and Foal............................Anandale Farm 3. Blanche and Foal........................C. C. Brown & Co. 4. Mary Lee and Foal.............................J. F. Wells
CLASS 24. Mare and foal. Foal not to exceed 1 year. $30, $20.
EVENT No. 10—TUESDAY
No. EXHIBITOR 1. Star Spot..................................Philip S. Henry 2. Gordon Forbes..........................James A. Burroughs 3. Saxamore...................................Anandale Farm 4. Blackbird....................................O. D. Brown. 5. Lissy..........................................C. B. Wells 6. Lucy........................................Pryor Purefoy
CLASS 25. Best foal. The get of any stallion shown at Asheville Shows of 1907, 1908. $20, $10. |
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Class Specification
HORSES IN HARNESS All horses entered in these classes must be practically sound for the purpose for which they are shown. They must have good manners. Extreme knee or hock action alone will not be given preference over true all-around action. All horses to be shown before appropriate trap.
SADDLE HORSES To be judged by their quality, manners, paces and conformation. They will be required to back easily and stand long enough for the rider to dismount and mount without unnecessary trouble. Conformation to count 25 per cent; quality 25 per cent; manners 25 per cent; and style of going 25 per cent. The gaits required to be shown will be walk, trot and canter.
ROADSTERS Horses shown in these classes will be judged as horses regularly driven on the road, and by their conformation, style of going, manners, hock and knee action; whether driven with ordinary or heavy shoes to force action; and as the horses are and appear at the time of showing in the ring. |
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Tournament
CONCLUDING EVENT OF THE HORSE SHOW
Riders:
H. C. Johnson G. A. Schulze R. E. Nash D. R. McKee, Jr. H. Jones L. Pratt W. H. Euchner P. Gerhart H. Black J. H. Peterson G. W. Whittington R. G. Merritt E. Clarke G. W. Burtz C. Dunning T. Sullivan. V. B. Bostick H. C. Theobold Mr. Hertzog Harry Wilson |
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Parking Space
1—Miss Blanche Hamilton 2—Mr. H. T. Seymour 3—Mrs. R. B. Robertson 4—Mr. Frank A. Hears 5—Mrs. Arthur E. Rankin 6—Dr. H. H. Briggs 7—Mr. I. P. Keeler 8—Mr. J. C. Arbogast 9—Mrs. W. S. Adams 10—Mr. D. H. Rosenstein 11—Mr. Frank Loughran 12—Mr. J. C. Arbogast 13—Mr. Charles S. Bryant 14—Mr. J. R. Gates 15—Miss Susan Johnston 16—Dr. A. S. Wheeler 17—Mrs. O. C. Hamilton 1 8—Mrs. J. B. Cefalu 19—Mr. D. C. Waddell, Jr. 20—Mr. James Mortimer 21—Mr. E. Howard 22—Dr. Thompson Frazer 23—Dr. C. A. Schenck 24—Mr. C. E. Waddell 25—Mr. J. H. Martin 26—Mrs. George W. Pack 27—Mrs. J. E. Millard 28—Mrs. C. C. Millard 29—Mr. A. F. Rees 30—Mr. Walter Andrews 31—Mr. C. C. Millard 32—Mr. Hayden 33—Mr. C. E. Hare 34_Mr. H. R. Millard 35—Dr. Charles L. Minor 36—Mr. M. D. McKee 37—Mr. H. B. Rees 38—Mr. S. P. Ravenel 39—Dr. S. Westray Battle 40—Mr. H. W. Plummer 41—Mr. F. W. W. Graham |
42—Dr. Thos. P. Cheesborough 43—Mrs. Charles Francis 44—Mrs. A. B. Doyle 45—Mr. Charles J. Harris 46—Dr. Carl V. Reynolds 47—Mrs. Thomas Settle 48—Mr. Tench C. Coxe 49—Mr. Philip S. Henry 50—Mr. F. Stikeleather 51—Mr. T. S. Morrison 52—The Manor 53—The Manor 54—Mrs. E. H. Radeker 55—Mr. Thos. W. Raoul 56—Dr. James A. Burroughs 57—Mrs. M. N. Watson 58—Mr. P. H. Branch 59—Mr. P. H. Branch 60—Battery Park Hotel 61—Battery Park Hotel 62—Mrs. Annie D. Martin 63—Mr. Erwin Patton 64—Mr. C. Brewster Chapman 65—Mrs. Crossett 66—Col. F. C. Olds 67—Mrs. Hallock Morgan 68—Mrs. Baker-Edwards 69—Mr. H. A. Wells 70—Donnahoe & Bledsoe 71—Mr. H. A. Wells 75—Mrs. W. L. Phillips 93—The Daily Citizen 94—The Gazette-News 97—Mr. M. V. Moore 98—Mr. Dick Weaver 99—Mr. J. H. Lange 100—Mr. George Cathey 101—Miss Morris 102—Mr. F. P. Austin 120—Mr. E. C. Chambers
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