Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-17

! ,,rs branches Oh .'e o., 40
nryn @ Mawr polo field OH eep'e"oer 20
/. and 20. -, ,ns general commit.
the carnival, held Saturday at
zee ,,ouse Wayne, the home OF Mrs.
ln', .,,a,d Barklie, who is general chair.
o. reports we're received from all
nobes. and the indications are that
pi1". s,, ,rill be the biggest thing of its
sa Wv ever attempted on the Main Line
", r..rv Main Line town is interested II.
nav or other; all the housewives
u.,,,ne ready to provide cake, home.
- candies. fancy work and useful ar.
.'.,... the farmers are getting ready for
~. h,g patriotic exhibition Of farm pro.
ond entries are pouring in for the
-. and dog shows. the two big sport
~. ovents which are TO be held in con.
-.,,,on with the carnival and which give
40 affair its right to the title sporting
u,,,,;es for the horse show closed Of
s,,a,,v Saturday and those for the dog
.hov closed at the same time. Many
sentiment Main Line exhibitors of horses
- ,oins TO take part in the affair and
majority of the boxes have already
h.en disposed Of something quite un.
hard of in the annals of horse show.
Mrs. David b. Sharp, at the meeting
v..terday. announced that much interest
1, being taken in the hunt teams ane
that there are certain to be several teams
n, women. OF which at least one will ride
sstrlde. There never has been such ar
ambition at horse show. with the mix
ture of side and cross saddles. The Rad.
nor Hunt Club will be represented by
several teams and other clubs will also
be represented by women. Many Of the
men are away in the various branches OF
the service or on special duty for the
Government
Among the exhibitors for the show will
be Frances and James Mills. the children
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Denckla Mills;
Archibald Barklie, Isaac II. Clo:hier, Jr.,
William J. Clothier, Catherine B. Clothier,
Thomas B. Harvey, Robert l.. Montgom
cry, Mrs A. J. Antelo Devereux, Edwin
L. Blabon, DR.. George G.. Stout Harry
VAIN Harrison and Ellen Mary Cassatt.
DOXHOLDERS for the horse show in
- cluaS Archibald Barklie, John Hamp-
ton Barnes, w. II. Barnes, Mrs William
Henry Brooks, Mrs. Benz. Chew. DR.. viii.
bur Paddock Klapp. Isaac Clothier, Jr.,
Mrs, william Clothier, A. b. Coke. De.
Witt Cuyler, William Struthers Ellis,
Mrs, John Harvey. Mrs. Maurice Heck.
scher Mrs. Charles Custis Harrison,
Charles Custis Harrison, Jr., Harry VAIN
Harrison, James Hancock, Mrs. Mahlon
Hutchinson, Hartman Kuhn, William
Leber Charles Mather, A. C. Meeley,
! Mrs. William p. Morris, Mrs. w. w.
Hopes, Mrs. Charley Mum, Jr., Mrs. A.
J. Drexel Paul, J. n. Pew, Jr Samuel
D. Riddle, ]. Stanley Reeve. Mrs. Edward
Roberts, Mrs. Edward A. Schmidt. W.
Hinckle Smith, Frederick Sturges. Jr.
Dr. George c. Stout, Mrs. Robert E.
strawbridge Mrs. Archibald G.. Thomson,
Frank Graham Thomson, Mrs. Henry
Tatnall, Senator Edwin H. Ware, Alex.
ander Van Rensselaer,, Charles Wheeler
and Mrs. Thomas d. Wood.
0NE OF the new features Of the car
" nlval, and something new for sport
Ing affair. will be a real baby show. Mrs
Edward H. LeBoutillier and Mrs. F. w.
Marshall form the committee in charge
Of this feature
Inc real baby show portion Of the pro.
gram will start at $3.50 on Saturday aft
srnoon, and will be for children from one
70 four years old. They will be judged
Is the cutest fattest and prettiest babies
lhen there is to be a second half of the
oaoy show, a class from one to five years
when the babies will be voted upon by
iond grandparents, aunts, uncles and
cousins and where votes will cost ter
cents apiece. 1t is hoped that every one
VIII vote early and often
MRS: PAUL DENCKLA MILLS an
N'A nounced that Madame Zita, the
pamist, will do her bit" for the Red
Sross by giving her services free on botl
oays or the carnival in the Midway, which
~ under the direction Of Mrs. Mills.
There will be ten side shows on the Mid
way including an automatic raclns
game tenpns and baby game. Alsc
mere Is to be an exhibition Of gas hel
NETS revolvers and other war parapher
mana picked up on the battlefield at Yer
aun' Both French and German imple
ments will be shown.
HoW many times have YOU been an.
noyed to the limit in the movies b,
howling baby? It's bad enough in the
.N' where the babies are only occasional
y brought along with father and mother
WI In small town where the moviel
.'e the only diversion, and the only thins
10 Is to bring your baby with you, o.
.'@Ve MIN alone in the house, the nois,
% sometimes pandemonious. I In one o
mose little towns there was a group o
a'iadeiphia people spending a month
's summer. Every night they all me
"e'r friends in the movies. and sat ther,
drsn.
N"o young men had stood it as long a.