Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-03
Annual Pony Show

| Preparations are going on with great
| celerity on every hand for the annual pony
| show and bazaar to be held on May i6
| at the Wynnewood estate of William J.
| Clothier IN aid of Workman Place House
and the Main Line Branch of the Red
Cross
The biggest event of the day, of course.
VIII be the pony show. Interest centers In
that department of the affair, and inas-
much as II comes fully two weeks before the
Devon Horse Show, the first big show Of the
season In this vicinity. ther0 Is really more
attention being paid to the exhibition be-
cause some OF the ponies 20 be shown will
be exhibited in the big show. and because
also there are TO be several new animals
IN the ring
Among the children there IL great excite
ment. 1t has leaked out that Brother"
Mather, otherwise Charles Il. Mather. I'd,
mas new pony which he has been jumping
AT every opportunity. lie fully expects to
take all the prizes Miss Frances Powell,
who has several ponies, will be one Of
the exhibitors. While possibly not the best
IN point OF quality or performance her pony
Tommy IL by far the best known Tommy
mas cut many capers in the show ring, and
ne may perform In approved style this time.
billie Ashton IL another exhibitor who
| VIII spring some surprises
Mrs Victor G, Mather is chairman of
| 'he pony show committee, and has given one
" 'Ht 'hIS 'lUtIS among the donors
Mrs. Charles ~ Mum. Jr Mrs Alexander
Brown, Mrs. William w. Porter. Mrs.
Heorge IA Earle, Jr, and Mrs. William J.
Clothier
Besides Mrs. Mather the members of the
pony show committee include Mrs Charles
Mum. Miss Kitty smith Mrs. Brown and
Miss GLADYS Earle. Miss Earle was for
merry one Of The begt-known child cNhihi-
tors. Now she has reached the grown-up
ttage and Is 70 be a debutantc next sea-
son.
Another impcrtanr feature Of the AFFAIR
VIII be the dos show which will be con-
"ucted IN every way aS Il real up-to.date ,N-
mutton or CANNES Mrs. H. Floreus RI
Niius IL chairman OF the dog show COM
n,''tee ana the other members include Miss
y. Gwen Martin. Miss Evelina Walbaum.
Davis w.
i'f. Henry Jarrett who is well.kuown
| throughout the dog world will Judge. Tho
'IdsSes, numbering eleven H. all will be- for
SoE uoss' 10Y poodles. pomeranians, terriers.
ION terriers airedaIes. Scotties West
| itithlands and Cairns. sporting dogs poIicc
"oss' puppies ana braces OF hunting dogs
hAPertS III discovering ballot-box stufhng
"re requested not to come to Wynnevood
ou business on May l6 because there is
going to be los Of voting and tho voter,
arc going to vote NOR, than once There Co
20 Do baby-voting contest. and the more
p"'o'S any one person casts for any baby
e .ne more the committee will he pleased
rue sign VIII read Vote early and often"
baiIots VIII cost ten cents apiece. Sew
erai handsome prizes will be awarded.
>, MANY prominent women will be among
une participants In the bazaar Mrs
George +. Tyler win be in charge NJ tha
Iahc! table, and viii be assisted bv Mrs
! Iiarold y. Sands, Miss Lisa Norris. Mrs
lawrence u. Beggs. Mrs william 1nnes
rorpeS' Mrs. Sumner Ruon-NIiller. Mrs
"ardher Cassatt and Mrs. Norris W, Vaux,
Mrs John Meigs will be in charge of the
uSetuI table, assisted by Miss I.avinIa Bor
aeh' MISS Katherine s. Chambers. Mis-.
ihoebe Thompson Miss Geordie T.. Joline
Mrs Morris W. Stroud and Miss Margaret
Remak. s"'o'
MISS Mary Frances Fishers assIstapts
IN the garden department will include Mra
Joseph H. -. Allen. Miss Patty Eorie Misc
Nepecca Hunt, Miss Christine r. cham
ners and Miss Nancy Reath. and Mrs
'enrge Dallas Dixon. Jr.. will b. assisted
WIN 'he toys and balloons by Mrs. John
NJ. Denison. Mrs. Edward b Krumbhaar,
MIS- A. j, Antelo Devereux, Mrs A. +
DreXel Paul. Mrs. 7. Charlton Henry and
Mrs. w. Frazier Harrison