Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-17
BRILLIANT STYLE PAGEANT SEEN
AT BRADLEY FARMS HORSE SHOW
Printed Silks and Crepe Predominant
All Shades of Tan Popular-Blue
.a..@-M.... Much In Evidence.

ored straw hat and slippers to match
her gown.
Mrs. Francis Winslow, before her
marriage Miss Laura Bryn, daughter
of the former Minister of Norway and
Mime. Bryn, had on a green and black
figured silk frock. with black hat and
she carried a large green handbag.
Miss Lane in GeOrgette Frock.
Miss Dorothy Lane wore pink geor-
| gette frock with gray felt hat and q
short gray Persian lamb coat.
Miss Mary Selden had on yellow
gown with brown felt hat and slippers
to match.
! Not few children attended the show
| yesterday and perhaps the youngstel
who received the most attention was
| the little daughter of DR. and Mrs
James Alexander Lyon. She wore a
dainty frock of blue and a coat of tan
, embroidered i'll tiny flower design al
the collar Her hat matched her coat
and was faced with blue. Mrs. Lyon
who had no doubt dressed her little
daughter in costume to correspond 20
+ hers, was in blue tweed frock with a
! hat to match and she carried a gray
! fox fur neckpiece.
Miss Charlotte Childress, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Childress.
| had on one of the most Summary OF
| the frockS at the show. 1t was a yell
| low silk gown with long coat of print
ed linen, with yellow predominating in
the design. Her hat was yellow felt
and she wore white slippers.
| Mrs. Bernard Gimbel of New York
was in a striking gown of figured
crepe, two-piece model, and her hat
was most unusual. q large side felt
trimmed with life-SiZe parrot in felt
and her slippers matched the green in
the hat trimming.
Countess Cornelia SZechenyi, daugh-
ter of the Minister of Hungary and
Countess Cornelia, wore gown Of rich
blue silk. a coat effect. trimmed with
white crepe, and her hat and SLIPPERS
were white.
Mrs. Clarke Wears Beige Silk.
One of the most interesting of the
spectators was Mrs. Norman Clarke
whose horse Prince, a wedding present
in the novice class. Mrs. Clarke wore
beige silk ensemble, with a hat and
other accessories to blend.
There were several dogs at the show
yesterday. Mrs. Robert Watson had
with her one of her Russian wolf
hounds. She wore beige silk ensemble
with a hat OF felt to match. Mrs
Noble Barnes. who wore green figured
silk. with a black hat, and fox fur
piece, was leading about the paddock
q cunning Boston bull terrier.
Mrs. Howard N. Tucker. formerly Miss
Bessie McKelden, wore a beige ensemble,
the frock of silk and the coat of flannel.
She wore tan oXfordS.
Mrs. Charles Parker Stone. formerly
Miss Frances Mckee, wore an orchid
flannel coat with hat of felt to match
and her frock was of soft lavender silk.
Mrs Mccormick -Goodhart, before her
marriage Miss Janet Phillips. daughter
of former Representative and Mrs.
Thomas w. Phillips of Pennsylvania,
wore green crepe gown with white
coat and hat
Mrs. Robert Kleberg, the former Miss
Helen Campbell who is visiting her
parents, former Representative and Mrs.
Philip Pitt Campbell, wore dark blue
georgette crepe frock with fox fur
piece and small black felt hat.
Mrs Lloyd Sheppard wore brilliant
red georgette crepe gown two-piece
model and her hat was a turban of the
material. She wore light tan fox fur
piece.