Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29
DARK CONSPIRACY
AT BRYN MAWR
Woman in eyeglasses n.
cites Deep Purple
Affair"
BLAMED ON "HIGHER.rrps.
By MLISS J.
BRYN MAwp n


BRYN MAwR. Pm Ca,
secret service scouts AZ tha pI -.
carnival being held here on th" sporting
oan. oam 70 earth today a deep. dark spS pSo ned
Old NANNY Berry. n buxorn p.s,..
ss,'n .Hes over the waffle tent, is the os. VINO
isure IN the hideous plot hut NJ. central
slsts that women higher IN, anmy IN.
held responsible. P are to be
Nainmys waffies are OF the kind 81.
spurlos versenkt" The mera ,,ht,. - sn
crisp brown products OF her ~. M. ot the
makes ma, the visitor to the carnival d,S. non non
NJ, ms Jeans for the thirty-five cents ,h., my
Mammy's price. mat
women organizers haye .dv...,
NANNY" as being imported d,ron, sused
ole virginia. the land Of the sunss,.lp ION On
Mammy's waff1es confirmed this but Mn. 'ae
mys accent caught the ear Of IN. am- en-
sieuth Nanny" he said to bsr ,-w
Gently you surely do resemble Mrs Emg,
Berry of West Chester Pa" '"s
Nanny paled beneath her coat q, a.
amt done nothing" she quavered. ~
is Emily Berry. but II was de women hi,h,s
up what arranged the deception. Tbev 49,
1t was In a good cause ana you could ~,
more wafiies II you came from Virv,n,.
AS matter Of fact, I does come from Ws.
Chester" We"
Questioned more closely Nanny Gaia a..
had been instructed by woman IN .v.'
glasses" "
Mrs. Archibald Barlslie, the chairro.n :,
the carnival, wears eyeglasses When a.ksS
for an explanation she said she would nsks
a statement when further developments
justified.
In the meantime. Mammy's tent is NOR.
crowded today than 1t was yesterday
sun blazing with summers intensity
beat down on the field today In contrast
to the vaudeville weather Of yesterday,
The crowd which turned out early dIvIdad
its attention between the baby show sr
the left of the field and the horse show
on the right
Cute. fat and pretty babies were invited
to exhibit and mugs and spoons were Of.
fered as prizes. Mrs. B. Dobson Altemu.
acted as one of the judges.
LITTLE GIRL HURT
A temporary gloom was cast over ths
carnival when little Miss Frances PowtIls
daughter of DR.. Edgar w. Powell, OF Bryn
Mawr, was thrown from a pony and hurt.
The girl is one OF the most daring riders
in this part of the country. but the accident
was the result of no foolhardinegs on heF
part. The Judge had just approached her
pony "Prestolite" with white ribbon when
the animal reared into the air, threw ths
girl, who was off guard, and rolled over her.
Her father and r. Penn Smith, who were
in the Judges box, ran out to her and car
ried her limp to the box. A etretcher was
brought, but she refused It, and was carried
from the oval by her father and Mr.. Smith
She was considerably shaken. and the ex-
tent Of her injuries Is unknown
The form shown by the entries from
Samuel Riddles stables has excited admir-
alton from sportsmen. Bally Heather his
big bay gelding. walked away with the blue
in the jumping event for middle and heavy
ttyaf feylat
from the same stable, taking the req. RED
Wing, a chestnut mare owned by Mr. Rid.
die. captured the first prize in the class
for animals suitable to become hunters.
This was quickly followed by a blue for
NanoS Pahsy. his bay mare. who took the
first in the lightweight class.
Mis2 Frances Powells expert handling Of
Rufus. her fathers bay gelding. got her
hand from the spectators and won her
red from the judges. Butterfly. the besutl.
full long-tailed saddle mare belonging TO
Countess Won Holstein. surprised no one by
taking first place in it's class. A new OK.
hibitor in the shows, Mrs. r. Penn Smith
Jr., has attracted attention as much be.
cause of the fact that she was Miss Carol
Hartman, daughter Of the late L. H. Har.
riman, financier and railroad magnate, as
for the hunters she brought down.
THE SUMMARIES
heayyweight hunters---won by g. D. Rlddss
Bally Heather; second, same owners Klndker;
third; Isaac II. Clothier, Jr.'s Safety First
fourth. Mrs. Walter T. Roach's Red Fox.
Rda dp'sOs ked t. &SS seS
4 Hinckesmith,s Loyal: third. David r. sharPes
poser.
: Glass II. saddle ponies---won by Dslshe,isr
Farmss Little SIste' second. Miss Pauline
NIunn's Dolan; third Victor C; Mathsri yTt
tSs oqth nr asCGe & s4S Sy A
Coxe's Tissington Amity; SECOND. Delehes..s.
Farms Master Key; third. Miss Jean Acoits
lrmn; fourth, Miss Olive Vaughans Peter TeteI
, Class 81, LonG-talled saddle horses--won ~
ne ne Countess yon Holsteins Butter1y' seeohps
Penn Smith. Jris Coauette: fourth, Miss olivs
Vaughn's Charming Boy.
Class A. open event for hunters.Won oy ::
%. Riddles Nansy Pansy; second, miss rrhness
Poweil's Rufus. third. Mrs. Howard X Henrys
Colonel o. Bennon; fourth. William J. Ciotne's
Class %. novice. single harness horses-won
by Colebrook Farms Colebrook Princess; &c
md, same owners. SaEmore Chief; third, hiss
lean Scott's Ebony Star. - an.
Glass ~. lght-harness horses-won py aM ME-
Constance auclains The Whip; second SUTTON
wood Farms Buttonwood Maid. -, 4.
,hild--won by Miss Constance auclain's AnSgsssf AnSgssf
.econd Master Frances LicherS lT~r
Iohn $; Park, Jr.'s inago: fourth. ThomA'
Class IS. Jumping event for. novice peni.Sss,-.
Won by oe Casson's The Rabbit; secondl Iiss pr
leorge c. stout's Cleo; fourth. Miss Frances
'owells Tomme.
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