Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-29
CL0TH|ER AWARDED
HIS SEVENTH BLUE
PhiIa. Horseman Keeps Lead Of
Prize-Getting Owners at
Bryn Mawr Show
FLOWERS AND DOGS THERE

Just hy way Of keeping his hand in.
Isaac II. Clothier. .Ir., lifted his sew
enth blue ribbon within three days
when his Lord Coombe" won the
middleweight hunters class at the
Rryn Mawr Horse Show today.
At the same time Robert +. Straw.
BRIDGES Kingtisher repeated his feat OF
yesterday by taking first place in the
large class for qualified or green hunt
ers.
In the military class for mare or
gold!ng. Major G. s. Patton, Jr., CON
tinucd his successes by win with
Allnhmande. while Edwin l.. Blabon' $
Shohola took tho honors in the light
weight hunters class from such horses
as Samuel D. Riddles Boss John and
Isaac II. Clothier's loway.
Owing to the threatening aspects OF
the skies at an early hour. the stands
virtually werc deserted. But the lit
tie groups Of the faithful were on hand
as usual about the ring, viewing the
first classes with critical eyes.
Over in the snowy tents reserved
for the flower show. Mrs. William II.
Elliott was busy with corps of her
aides, including Mrs. Robert G. Wright,
Mrs. Horace Bullock. Mrs. Richard l..
Earrows and Mrs. William G. Scull,
IlcPhIiHS Ior tue opening VI tiih' aha1t
az noon today.
Tan Bark to Fly
Tan bark will fly today for thu
competition promises to be the kecnes
yet arranged. with the much hernldet
torinthian hunters and jumpers Clas:
furnishing the chief part Of interest.
This event, which IS over the diflicul
outside course, is ridden in full hunting
costume and has formidable list o.
entries. Mr.. Clothicr is represented b!
| five horses. including Sir Linsin, Kin;
Dnly. Challenger, Miss Soliloquy an,
Durward Roberts, every one a prize
winner.
Victor G. Mather who won the Rad
nor Challenge Cup class yesterday OF
Anonwood, has that same mount In thi
event, in addition to Irish Lad, States
man and Sporting Parson. r. Penn
Smith. Jr.. Mr.. Strawbridge and c
Wilbur Miller each have four or NOR
entries.
The annual dahlia exhibition Of tn
Pennsylvania Horticultural Societ
opened today in connection with tn
Bryn Mawr Horse Show.
The show is arranged in four section
aad there will be sixty one classes 70
all. and which calls for hybrid. cactus
decorative and peony- -howered varieties
4 silver medal will be awarded.
\ challenge cup is the feature o
Class Il, which is open to any hor
ticultuarl society, garden club or civi
association. This silver trophy, value
at $50. was awarded last year to tn
Narberth Garden Club, and under tn
existing rules must be returned by III
holder TO the Horticultural Society
which awarded 1t, by September of tn
year following. The object for thi
years competition is a vase of eightee
dahlias of mixed varieties and type
with long stems.
Special interest is attached tomorrow
to the school garden classes in whic
prizes have been offered to children VIII
are cultivating school garden plots. A
exhibits must have been grown there
and a sweepstake prize OF S. is offere
10 the school garden which received III
greatest number Of points in the schot
garden classes.
Judging Of Hounds
Judging the hounds in the Kenn'
Show that is running in cOnnectio
with the Horse Show was n proces
that had considerable baying for its &C
compartment. w. Plunket Stewart we
q heavy winner. One of his entrie
Cheshire Comical, drew down Il
championship ribbon in the class ft
females and the award for the bel
hound in the show previously show
in any OF the American bred Englis
or English classes Mr.. Stewart
Cheshire fox hounds were awarded Il
Challenge Cup offered by the Maste>
Of Fox Hounds Association Of America
Another award made was the char
pionship ribbon on his entry Harp
In the champion dog hound class fc
American bred English dogs.
The hounds entered the tan bal
oval In the last class shown yesterdf
afternoon, when hunters were show
with English hounds. The ella
spashed the ring with color as q
, three hunters IN each entry were re