Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30
Farmers Guests
at Hunt Breakfast

Continued from PAGE One
Mrs. Sharp wore dark blue duvctyne
coat and cape finished with a wide
fur collar aud her hat was a small dark
blue model.
Mrs. Isaac Clothier and her guest,
Mrs. Grose Robins, of New York, were
among the first to arrive. Mrs. Clo-
tlier looking ATTRACTIVE in dark brown
bolivia cloth coat. made with wide
sable collar and wide band of sable
nj the cde" of the skirt. Her hat was
small black velvet. trimmed with
n fan shaped roscttr of black velvet.
Mrs Robins was N dark blue duvetyn"
with wide nutria collar. Her hat
was of tan felt bound in red.
Mrs. Lawrence Bodine wore blue
woolen sports skirt and sealskin coat,
while her hat was brilliant burnt
orange velour. 4 lcopard-skin coat
was worn BY Mrs. !. Gerhard Leipcr
Jr.. and n sports hat Of old rose felt.
Mrs. Walter Janncy was accompanied
by her children. She looked smart in
plaid skirt. Her hat was also of tan
fel. and had stunning looking quill
arranged at the right side.
Guests From wyoming
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert +. Strawbridce
had with them Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Carey. of Cheyenne. Wyo. Mrs.
Strawbr!dge wore one Of the new dou
bic coat and cape wraps Of black cloth.
with splendid collar Of black lynx
fur. Her hat was a rather fiat model
on black sports lines. Mrs. Carey wa
stunning in long coat Of dark blue
3 ,1 ~ ttl Ia ,trin a
Her hat Of black velvet had sttfi
aigrettes about the crown.
Miss Eleanor Rooms, debutante
wore an all-over fur coat Of raccoor
fur. sports stockings of blue and tar
plaid and tan shoes and q black fel,
hat with q silver band.
| 4 long coat of nutra fur was part Of
the garb of Mrs. W. W. Evans. whose
hat was of darker shade Of brown
Her daughter. Miss Marian Evans. wa:
dressed entirely in brown.
Miss DOlan In Fus
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clurenc'
Dolan. looked attractive in a long Goa
of black sealskin and mole. 1t Wa
made with the flowing angel sleeves s.
popular this season. Her hat wa
henna colored velvet. Miss August
Harrison was in black bolivia cloth
with a wide collar of lynx fur and
black sports hat.
Miss Elizabeth Altemus was IN rid!n
togs. with a topcoat OF raccoon tuT
and Miss Anita Strawbridge also wor
! riding clothes of tan twecd. stun
nine sports costume of tan tweed an
n scarf of burnt orange and blue wer
worn BY Mrs. Seymour Davis. who's
hat was a small model Of silk in vivi
Bulgarian colors.
Mrs. J. Jay Vandorr.tt. OF Bry
Nawr. wore q fetching costume c
black, trimmed with Bulgarian braid j!
green gold. blue and tan. Her sma
black hat. which was turned on IN
face in front, was trimmed WIN vi
same braid. Mrs. W. +. Holmes. c
New York. Mrs. Vandegrift's mother
was with her, wearing topc0at
black bolivia cloth, with collar
sable. and her hat was small an
trimmed with deep purple pans'es'
Brown Is Popular Shade
Mrs. Joseph Chapman arrived W''
Mrs. William lIunneman. MIS- '"aP
man wore a brown skirt and nutriu Goa
and brown felt bat trimmed WI
coo,lc feathers. Mrs. liunneman haa
tan and brown plaid skirt and LAT {
tho same material. while her scasEi
coat was finished with n collar OF sable
Mrs. Zimmerman carried an IngilH
walking stick with little seat attacne
that can be opened out Ike 2 'in
camp stool. There were many oi 'hes
sticks in use during the morning
Mrs. Henry Pepper VauN wore a
AHcs blue hat trimmed with Pn!sle
sro- and n gray tweed skirt whlc
, was toppcd with short squire! Goa
Mrs. Dobson Altcmus wor" stunnin
black caracul and cloth cape coat an
black velvet toque.
4 handsome brown suit OF duvetyi
was worn by Miss Helen Mirhei
whose hat was Of burnt orange we've
She Carried Il ieopard'Skln coat WIZ
II nutr!a collar over her arm
Mrs. Harry VAIN Harrison LOOKS
s,n,r, in - long coat OF b'ack seal al
a small black felt hat, ana MIS-. Stai
nav Reeve wore blu" tweed skirt.
brown cape made Wit h tan collar al
a tan hal bound in brown.
Miss Eleanor Purviancc. a sub de
,Sas attractive In n skirt OF Fren'
; Llue tweed. q gray squirrel coat ma'
with rarac cul collar aud "A gray felt ii
edged with plated strands OF gray We
vet. 4 light blue coat was worn |
Miss Gertrude Conawsy over grt
skirt. Her hat was a gray sports moo
cl. After the breakfast the guests wei
over TO the George McFaddens' pla
, Tor the races.
The Summaries
Glass !. pony jumpers, rldden by childn
J under ffteen--WOr by Princess, owned a.
ridten by Mary G. Clother: second. WI
Flower, owned and ridden by Edgs! !
n Powell, Jr., third C0cOa, owned and RI
den by Cathariue D. Clothter.
. Class 9, jumpers open to club rnembars
= Won, Radnor, owned by W. Hinkls Smit
n riidsn by Miss r. N. Cas.stt; second, Toy
u and Gown. owned and ridden by Miss I.yd
= Nj. Clothier third, Cot,esmore, owned
Robert r. strawbridge. ridden by Miss Ant
Farmers hunters, jumping contest--w
!, Topper, Henry Baldwin: second, sam Sa
Kirk third: pancoast. George Preston;
n Ladies' Hunters, cup given by Mr.
y stanley Reeye--Won, Chancellor. owned a
u ridden by Miss Lydia NJ. Clothier; secon
|. Sriass. .rida.n. BY MIS- Anita s,rawSrId.
RIDDEN by Miss =. II. cassatt.