Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30
CHILL AIR, TEMPERED
BY SUNS RAYS, GIVES
ZEST TO HORSE SHOW
Most Successful Day of Bryn
Mawr Exhibition-Heavy
Coats and Motor Robes
Defy the Cold
RECoRD-BREAKING CROWD

| BIlNN MAWlS Pa, Sert "V- rue
storm overnight blew up temperature
that chilled every one during tho morning
| hours Of the BTyn Mawr Horse SHOW today
| unless they happened to be well wrapped
| in overcoats and robes Except for the
chill. which only those lightly clad OBJ
| jected to- the day was the best the show
| has seen thus far
| The sky was cloudless and steady sun
burned down on field and oval! Those who
| walked In the omen soon found It warm.
! But IN the stand under The awning shell
| ter lively gale whipped about the spcCta-
| tors who defed II with heavy coats and
| motor robes. Old-umers at the Horse SHOW
! said today was the coolest they ever saw
/ during the show week
! The cool weather Eingered up spectators
/ and horses alike, however. The animals
pranced around the ring as though they
| enjoyed the chill.
a record-brealing crowd turned out this
| afternoon This the show managers well
| coined the storm yesterday kept away
| hundreds.
ISELIN'S BEAGLES WIN
oliver lselin's pack Of beagles from West
| bury. l.. IT, won the early morning hound
| run. in which thirty-two dogs and nearly
| hundred spectators took part. The lselin
pack chased hare all the way to Broomall'
| five miles from here, and finally caught IT,
The Radnor Hunt dogs, handled by r.
| Penn Smith Jr., hadn't so far TO go. They
| ran down n mare IN tne DaCkydIu pl tio
home of John r. Valentine, at Bryn Mawr'
| Those who took part were:
| Mr.. and Mrs +. II. Skiddy Won Stade,
! T.. Won der Horst Koch, W. Plunket Stew
| are, Henry l.. Collins Mrs John +. Hol-
| lingsworth Jr.. Mrs Clarence II. Clark
"a. Mr.. and Mrs. william Struthers Ellis
| Miss Helen Ellis Miss sydney Ellis, Jacob
VAIN, Miss Rose Dolan, Miss Ellen Mary
Cassatt, Miss Eugenia *. Cassatt, Mrs.
william j. Clothier r. Nelson Brickley,
II n nd
Mrs. j. Stanley Reeve, Alfred NJ. Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor c. Mather. Upton Sui
livan. Mrs. Robert J.. Montgomery. Mrs.
Charles +, Ia Costa, Theodore Justice, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Lloyd, Sir Adam and
| Lady Beck, william G.. Hunter, Edwin 5.
Dixon. Edward Isley.
The start was made from field at Bryn
| Mawr avenue and Darby road, near the
| Horse Show grounds. Two New Workers,
| c. Miffiin Wharton and Richard Gambrill,
Jr.. were the judges.
There was n number OF harness classes
as the morning Offering with a sprinkling
Of huners and jumpers. Children had
their first inning at the show today, with
4 their exemption from the Health Board
rules. taken as a precaution against in
fantile paralysis. This is the first day that
, any one under sixteen has been permitted &c
enter the grounds
9gntsTs agS I'D T
Gray Tick second; Sir Adam Bees's, s, Gre Gre
KnHHhti t9ra 6nincy HdIiI4imroSfe,s piaes Roy O'N
' class 3 TSnSs pOnes n SarneSs to 6s shown beigr
: by by WiiiisBrooE Farms Antpon; second, Mis-
FrsnSss eSs fHwe horses TsmT5e IN harness. horse an
msaSoSbroek, similar twowSSSielsd cart n
yapclains PRINCESS sheilai seeond ,SrS Mss @ Iss
: RenS tonWood %aSaf Farms Buttonwood Maid V H. c,
y Class As, saddle f horses. '' conformation an
anners n 70 be especially eOnsSeTeG SSs dSGs a
| second Walter Briggs Riding Academy's TIL
e Flame; third, Arthur J. Fox. Jr,'s, Golden Vale
e an appropriate yehcle-Won by Miss Constanc
oacains The S,r Whip second srSsdiawn Farm Farm
r wood Maid; v. h. c.. colebrook Farms Colebroo
an appropriate vehice--won by Willlsbroo
Il Earns rissiInstop Ami6y and Belle & Mel6Surn,
cS in Isl sanaMon No3S 4ser BS RmSrosa clark S
= Bagtime; second, Glen Riddle Farms HaH
y A, !. Antelo Deyerepx. Earl Semi.
" Won hy Glen RiGdie Farms, Willow King: Sc,
! 9nd. = Ambrose CIsrk's sally sally coombes' thir'
3 Glass l3, champion ponies. champion harne'
PAIR to or 1s f bT1 DSReS weds bs sso hS
or a first prize at any recognzed show-Wo
Melbourne: second, Charles r. Hamlton's Fir
Spark aPS sa B%nS% mdSs bDssr. K@s
n BY Robert l.: Gerry's Aamsah; second Gls
brose. clark's Red oak; V. II. c., Benjam
e Class 40 horses in harnsss to be shown b
, stance vauclain's Lady Dilham; second. Mi,
er wana ma ker's Netherhalls Pride " IL. c., DE
Is class 10. shetland pony brood mares to
T@SG pTSSucea d a'GS foa N % % BY Miss jar
= Gordot Coxes Ramona second, rlsYsk Black GA
n Glass 1874. obedience class. for the best pc
in formance OF hunter or Jumper over nine su
lr ond over three at a trot. third over three at
canteE--won by William j. Clothier's Tecop
At William J. ciothier's : Meltonere Chester Spring
IS V, II. c. Chiffon stables Sweet William.
an approprISte Vehicle. Children 10 drive w
"a by Miss Alma, Wanamaker's Woodroyd Abb
rt 4 second. coebrook Farms Iona; third Col
NJ brook Farms corsondale Bunty
a HOUNDS
as Class Is America n-bred English hounds. "a
"a entered dog hounds-won by 4. Henry Higgi
so aunt's Pisymste; third A. Henry iilgEinson
Class 20 Amercsn-bred English hound
G2Hole OF unSRSsTes oneS d 5S
w Ragman; second, Charles E. Mather's Trait
oy and Playmate; third, Charles e. Mather
III Class 2S american English hounds d
hounds-won by A. Henry HiEginsons Midd
t auin; third. A. Henry Higginson's Middles
ed Glass kaSSSas A%sTssPs5sd EGsllsR .o1S AouRf
Rinson's 8 Mlddlesex Diomed and Middlesex Ra
mani second. Charles E. Msther's Trimmer a
81 Renger and President
pt class II. English hounds. Dog hounds-w
OF by W. Plunket Stewards RAYMOND; second
Henry Higginsons Middiesex Harbnser.
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