Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-21
BLUE RIBBONS AWARDED At BRYN MAWR

draw. home many who would otherwise
prolone their summer vacation, ana, al
though the cast for leading roles is COM
paratively small, all the social world and
his wife is there to look on.
Mrs. John r. Valentine. accompanied
by her house guest, Mrs. Robert l.. Ger
ry, of New York, was among the first
to arrive. They selected shady spot at
| the ton of the grandstand, where they
we're Joined by a number of friends dur
ing the morning. With white linen
skirt, Mrs. Valentine wore n soft blouse
| of coral and white, her coral-colored
stockings and white shoes carrying out
| the same coloring. Mrs Gerry, in a linen
| skirt and pale yellow blouse, wore fu-
turist hat of bright purple and yellow.
Mrs Charles Randolph Snowden dropped
In for the two opening classes deter
| mined to see the opening IL she could.
| remain during the morning. as che said
| Mrs Snowden was wearing one of the
new basque models, fashioned of black
| chiffon taffeta and relieved at the neck
| with an organdie collar Her small black
hat was trimmed with a high standing
aigrette.
| Mrs. Howard P. Henry was another who
dropped in for the early classes only
and then left for an engagement in the
city. with little blue-and d-white striped
frock of voie she wore a soft white felt
hat trimmed with worsted cords. She
carried a decided novelty in the way of
parasols, having an exaggerated handle
of bright yellow amber while the UNI
brella was of blue silk.
Mrs. William ]. Clothier, in an all
white linen costume and soft felt hat,
arrived with her littl edaughter Anita and
Joined Mrs. Robert L. Montgomery and
her small daughter. Mrs. Montgomery
added a note of novelty to a charming
yellow silk sweater by wearing a gay
Roman scarf knotted over It around her
waist
Mrs. Charles F. DaCosta, who appeared
in suit of navy blue and fiat hat
trimmed with wheat and peoples, was
accompanied by her children.
Mrs. John w. Converse, in lemon
colored lawn embroidered in pale blue,
arrived late In the morning, accompanied
by Miss Violet Rdgway. who was gowned
in coral pink and white with a large
black velvet hat
The intense heat of the morning made
1t imperative to wear light summer
clothes. and Mrs Harry Vain Harrison
and Mrs Victor Mather in their gowns
of black and white lawn, were among
the cool and comfortable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Reeve were ac-
companed by their attractive little sons
Mrs. Reeve with an all white costume
wore coral colored stockings.
Mrs. A. ]. Antelo Devereux wore
smart black suit of an indefinite plaid
she wore black hat faced with white.
Mrs. David B. Sharp appeared In
cream colored suit and a brown hat
trimmed with flame colored flowers.
Miss Mary Crozier Page and Miss Char
lotte Biddle Williams were among the in
terested spectators on the grandstand.
Both wore navy blue suits Miss Page
wore smart little toque of cerise straw
with black wings.
Miss Hansel Earle, a debutante of
this season, who bids fair to follow in
the success of her sisters Mrs. Victor
Mather and Mrs. Lawrence Dillworth
Beggs, is already a familiar figure at
all local shows, and with them is rec
ognized as one of the most adept horse
women Of the day. Miss Gladys Earle
also Joined her sisters during the
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel d. Riddle, who
had a number of green horses in the
opening hunting class. occupied their