Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-29
BLUE PREDOMINATING COLOR
IN GOWNS AT BRYN MAWR
Cool Weather Brings Out Very Latest
Winter Garb
BY a star Correspondent


BRYN MAwR. Sept 2s.--The continued
cool weather has made it possible for
milady of fashion to don her very latest
winter garb. Some Sof the fashionable
coutourieres have taken advantage of the
Horse Show to send number of mani
Stins out in the very newest Of gowns.
Blue is the color which attracts the eye
more than any other. showing that the
woman of good taste has not yet been
weaned from her a4vorite hue.
Miss Mary p Bohlen, the debutante
daughter of Mrs WoodviIle Bohlen and
one of the very prettiest debutantes this
year, has chosen a stunning suit Of dark
blue serge which is made with a wide
ltilted skirt and hip-length coat Her
small hat is finished at the front in a de-
cided point and is trimmed with wide-
spreading nat wings. With this costume.
Miss Bohlen wore white CATERS,
Another suit of dark blue was chosen
by Mrs. John Hampton Barnes whose
rather large hat was also OF dark blue.
Mrs. A. j. Antelo Devereux Is wearing
a good looking suit of navy blue serge
with a very full short skirt. and Mrs.
Howard Houston Henry looks very well
in a sky blue sports suit and white hat
The skirt of the suit is one of the new
killed models
Mrs. John B. Thayer. Jr., and her two
charming little daughters. Miss Polly
Thayer and Miss Peggy Thayer, were
on the scene early. Mrs Thayer wore
handsome black coat and huge white fur
collar.
Miss Edith Earle wore a lovely pink
sweater. With her was her little sister.
Miss Gladys Earle. in sweater of deeper
pink
Mrs. Clarence w. Dolan and her daugh-
ter. Miss Alexandria Dolan. were new
corners this morning, having just arrived
yesterday from Newport Mrs. Doian
wore a tailored suit of black cloth. a large
hat and white fox furs.
Miss Ruth Wood had chosen smart
sports suit Of mottled green and small
tan hat.
Miss Helen Carson Brinton was with
Captain and Mrs. Edward Buchanan Cas-
satt. The latter was wearing fancy
suit OF olive green fanle and a small
white turban trimmed with a fiat canary.
She also wore white fox furs. Miss Brin-
ton was girlishly frocked In white linen
with a pale blue sweater and sash and
black velvet hat.
Much interested in the hound show was
Miss Dorothy Mather. who wore a good
looking sports skirt OF turquoise blue
and a sweater of the same shaae, made
with angora collars and Gums. Her OPEN
work straw hat was bound In blue.
Mrs. Alexander Brown appeared In an
extremely smart suit OF white duvetyne
and a black hat. trimmed with black
Paradise aigrettes. Her fur was rese
fox.
earlier this afternon than on any OF the
previous days
Mrs. James Potter looking extremely
smart In a dark blue gown with a very
full overskirt, and blue fox boa, was
seated on the grandstand with MIR.
Samuel Chew.
Mrs. Mahlon Hutchinson entertained
Miss Elsa Deb. Lennig. whose engage
ment 10 Mr.. william Mccawley was lately
Announced. Mrs. Hutchinson was gowned
In black and Miss Lennig wore navy
mrs. Charles II. Dacosta had as her
ruest Mrs Robert Kelso cassatt, wao
had selected an Alice blue velvet hat and
dark blue suit.
Miss Lucille Carter wore smart COM
binatlon OF blue silk and broadcloth.
Mrs George Fales Bakers brown suit
was topped with turban OF yari-colored
flowers.
Mrs. william wilcox wore a gray
cloth tailored suit and dark blue hat
trimmed with upstanding feathers. Her
daughter, Miss M. Eulaiie Wilcox. was
aowned IN white sports suit and
crushed strawberry sports hat
Mrs Alan Wilson looked very smart
IN 4 dark blue frock end q dark hat