Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-11
THREE FALLS MARK
DAY At HORSE SHOW
Little Francis Lieber Furnishes
Two of Thrills and William
CIothier the Other
BIG CROWD IS ON HAND

BIG CROWD is ON HAND
Three falls during the opening events
furnished thrills n plenty today at the
Bryn Mawr Horse Show.
The first two spills were furnished by
little Francis Licbcr of Bryn Mawr, in
the ponies jumping contest and the
third fall was contributed by William
Clothier, on the bay gclding Milford.
The falls of Francis Licber wcrc fol -
lowed by dash of excitement as his
/ pony, ButtOnwood Farm, tried TO rs.
| cape from the oval after unscating his
| little rider.
It was during the showing Of the
/ obedience class that Mr.. Clothicr
hit the tan bark.
/ His well intentioncd steed started out
politely and did his best to conform
to the regulations for the event. This
/ required that each horse must 60 over
tour rails at walk. vault over four at
n trot and finally clear the rails at n
Canter.
Mr.: Clothior's Milford started with
confidence but ouly rose high enough to
knock down the fence and drop his
rider forccfully 10 the ground. Poor
Milford appeared to feel deeply humii-
atcd for he stood with bowed hcnd ms
Mr. Clothier turned a back somcrsault.
me horse was then led gently from the
oval. The obedience class proved TO he
the most trying during the show.
early IN this exhibition Mr.. Clothicr' :
her part in tbo nrorro,, O"' SUI Hu'S"eu
This number ,,.ns "r,r' ,,n,, ru ,I,,,...,
DovIn's hoy r,oro D M"m w hh!.n"'' -
popular wi, 'ss'' anu 1t was "
Children Are Features
Children of +bo sooio11,. ,,o..;....,
figured in several of thc ''a,.'ru ,Inao
They proved to ho ao,n Vn'iiti ''"h1,S' ,i
and showed nromisc ef sLi,i,,c Wv, .,I
stars in thc noor f,t,tra - ''"'
Among those w.bo o,,nr+i,;,,o,., 49,.
numbers woro Me b"u..; ~. gu L" Lu'
Pauline Mum md tbo SI;s,o. oIt, Sto.,, "iSN -
and Ether du pont ''' 'i'>N'S MARY ~
m. VI.
ht MISSES du iont shone especially
III we PAIR OF ponies classes which
reIItr'I thc contestants in pairs TO
VIII Lhe iences with stceds abreast.
flo "irIs unseiui' nssiit. anu lerShlnG; the Ut
bor ord o"s,,, 'aSn'a 'aptGrcu Ihe oiu' RID
r,"o ,.an,. a, o'feu Ecu, pToIonEeu applause
mo AllnStpl mud
first and Soco,d nn bo, n"s I'M won
in thc hoovvwoight onddia Im I,ur, pl ian.ru
Minstrel nm agiIo oj,,utn ohn't .".S, r,'nl'
tho stccd of Miss Conston"o Fri,mS' vnm,iSoi,, -
while Rog ,rir,o ,,,os .t ,"I'I"In' u
Amhroen GIorl. was S"oNn ny -
r,,.
me champion ponies class. including
only thoSe VINO have won prizes at the
present snow was one of the big fca
lures OF this afternoons program
mere was much rivalry between the
niue folks IN this event for which two
prizts nave been offered, one of $40 and
another OF SO.
IT was quite fitting that tho hand
should arrive in time for this attraction
The music seemed to give much insniro,
with an air of great Importance as the
,,n,,a Ia" !" ruFtum win thclr
"oNe''eht'
,,,a.n, N.LuE 'ohinelltOrS had their
aooIerS WIN lhcn., lhey lined the oval
g 0stGaJ of seemed to thnk it
Were We're suggested constantly, by the chill
though thoir Docn ,,SigLt Lo rnlr,i o..
tho r,nr;as it.%i t%i. ""'s"' w 'o''o"od DE
INC ponies Wlthln.
Among the visitors CyncctCd this .f
torroon .ro Corrro.s,,,,o, ''u '"'S a,
~. wv" NV 'onkT'aaIlidn ana Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth and Mrs. William
e. Sproul. wifc of tho Guyprnor
'''' VI ''' ''o'r' NV
IooI,s ii lilo Eocord &tto,,I,
''"' '"o "o'o'" 'h''chuhu'e
Tho ,oro,,o,d or ,,.bot .,,,,so..., -
lNo Vanguard OF WHAT appeared to ho
record breaking attendance witnessed
tbc onenino rrn1bo,
Wv nInH n"',inc''
IncldentaIlN, the Wcathcrman lived
un to his achievement for tho wCck lilo
nrovidod a bor;2nn hlun el,v u.itb nIon',.