Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21

There may have been crowds mt the
opening polo games, but there was ten
mis- to contend with last week. Yes
terday, however, there was scarcely a
spot left to park a car within several
blocks Of the polo field.
The fad for the knitted wool or silk
frock has not diminished and the smart
est gowns worn during the afternoon
were Of these materials. Miss Anna
belle Sewell. who was walking about
with Miss Elise Robinson. wore a stun
ming frock of Cafc-au-la!t wool, en-
broidered in plain spots of the same
color, made with a blouscd bodice and
vest of the fashionable godet tucks, and
straight long skirt. She wore also a
large hat of cerise georgctte and straw,
which was trimmed with a fat bunch
of cerisc velvet flowers placed on either
side Of the wide brim. Miss Robinson,
who is Mrs. Edward Robinettc's daugh-
ter, wore smart frock of dull rose
colorcd velour outlined in small self
checks and topped with n black crepe
dc chine wrap and Il small. black hat.
- Miss Edith Carpenter and Miss An
tninatte Geycin were together on the
bleachers. Miss Carpenter, who has
lately returned from Europe, wore 2
stunning dress Of white knitted wool
and a semi-large black hat. Miss
Geyelin was entirely in black, with q
long, full cloak over her dress.
A beautiful gown was worn by Mrs.
Fcnno Hoffman, who arrived at the polo
field with her mother. Mrs. Harrison
Wright. and Miss Maria Chance and
Miss Helen Chance. Mrs. Hoffman's
| frock was Of light tan wool, the materia
| formed into large square checks. Ii
was made like coat dress with re-
ycrcs, caught across the front ant
fastened at the side of the waistlint
with q buckle. Her hat was a close.
! fitting turban Of metal cloth and hat
n narrow band Of bright cherry sill
close to the face.
Miss Helen Hope Montgomery, ont
Of the seasons debutantes, wore very
smart dress of electric blue wool en-
broidcred in light gray lust above tn
waistline and around the bottom o
the skirt. And her hat was n small
gray green model of suede felt. Mrs
Robert Icuming Montgomery wore {
white wool dress and a small gray ha
with n turned-d down brim.
\ most attractive costume was worr
by Mrs. Edmund Thaycr; it consisted
OF pearl grav wool skirt. n silk sweate
of the same shade and n round spOrt
hat which matched the rest of the cos
| tune exactly.
Miss Mary Dixon Thaynr, who spen
the spring abroad with Miss Isabe
Rockefeller, Of New York. arrived be
fore the game started, looking very wei
in white sweater and skirt and
small henna velvet hat. Miss Annett
Wright. a debutante. daughter of Mrs
William Redwood Wright attended tn
game with Mr.. Charles Savage and hi
two daughters. Miss Pauline Savage an
Miss Grace Savage, the latter of whom
is also debutuntc. Miss Wright wor
a white costume and small hat of iad
green felt which was a most cxquisit
contrast to her red gold hair. Mis-
Pauline Savage was in white with
gray hat and her sister wore a blu
} frock and blue hat trimmed with a
uncurled ostrich feather.
Mrs. ". W. Frazier. Sd. selected
stunning sports costume. n skirt Of Ia
with Il thread check of old rose. an
her square cut box coat was of ia
pipcd with rose. The hat worn wit
this costume was q sports model ,
! tan of shade slightly darker than tn
suit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Thaycr wcr
at the game with their attractive grand
; children. the littlo son and daughter O
tn" late Mr.. w. BOulton Dixon and Mr.
Dixon. who was formerly Miss Emil
Thayer. Miss Mary Bartow looked We
in frock Of dark blue jcrscy trimme
with tan, and Il big black velvet ha