Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-22
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interested in Robert l.. Gerry's Flatrun,
entered IN the same class.
The first class of hunters and iumpe rs
was confined to light weight green
hunters and naturally the actions of
these equine dcbutantes was watched
with more than usual interest.
In the second class hunters and jump
ers, the pick of Glen Riddle Farm
stables, Valley Hill Farms and other
local breeding places We're entered a
Horny Hig-inson's Ra-time which made
| hit yesterday with the crowd, was also
an cntrant This is a New England
horse. Mrs. Paul D. Mills had st. Estpch
I in this class. Another well behaved ami
mai was Howard IL. Henry's GOldie IL.
Just before lunch the children with
their ponies appeared in various classes.
The advent upon the green OF little folks
who are always in high favor with spec
tators. oCcasioled round of applause.
Tho ponies were judged in harness. under
saddle and jumping and in hand.
Among the ponies entered were
Dainty. Angus and Aberdeen under sad
de, from Broadlawn Farms; falter :.
Halliwell's Ellie b. and colt shown in
hand. Edgar Y. Powells oxford Jewel,
and sequel and Sequence from Broad
lawn Farms These last two We're shown
Yesterday driven by Gladys II. Earle
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George II,
Earle, Jr.
The hunters and jumpers shown in
pairs this afternoon will undoubtedly
bring out many enthusiasts This is al
ways a great feature at horse shows
The ladies' hunters class TO be shown
late today is also of considerable in
terest Among the animals in the lat
ter class which will be put over jumps
not exceeding four feet are Willow King
and St. Winifred, from Glen Riddle
Farms; T. Ambrose Clark's Sally Com
beo, shown yesterday: Miss Lemore,
from Broadawn Farms; three horses
Of Robert l.. Gerry from New York, and
T. g. McI.ean's High Ball
Well-known steeds handled by we'll
known society folk are TO be entered in
the saddle horse and horses in harness
classes The chargers will be judged
as concluding feature 10 today's
show.
Mrs. William j. CIothier, in a dainty
little lowered frock Of pink and whlte
and broad -brimmed white hat watched
the Judging from the grandstand, where
she was Joined by Christian 4. Hayes.
Mrs Howard Henry, in a pongee blouse
and linen skirt. mutoTed over during the
morning. and Mrs. r. Penn Smith, in a
cool white frock, Joined her daughter
Miss Alexander Brown, on the grand
stand.
At II O'Clock many left the boxes and
zIaudstand for the green Of the club
house. TO witness the opening of the
hound show, while many, fearing 10 cope
with the intense heat Of the sun, dis
carded even their boxes for shady and
protected corners. Children again, en-
joying their last outing before school
days, formed a percentage Of the spec
taJors.
Few of the debutantes put in an appear
ance during the morning the majority at
tending luncheon and arriving in the early
afternoon.
Miss Helen Ellis, who promises to be
one Of the most feted Of this seasons
debutantes. attended the morning session
accompanied by her father. WIN. Struth-
ers Ellis, over a sheer white frock Miss
Ellis wore a beautiful pale blue silk
sweater, and with this soft Panama
hat.
Mr. and Mrs. John r Valentine were
among the fortunate whose box was COM
plctely IN the shade. and with their guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerry. Of New York. they
remained there throughout the day.
DT and Mrs. Thomas Ashton we're
among the early arrivals OF the day. Mrs
Ashton appearing Ia an attractive cos
t2ue1 composed 81 a. white t0pk4 over