The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-15
Horse Show
Offered for
Fifth Time
Events at Brown Stables
Attract Appreciative
Audience.
BY ELIZABETH CARR

III LLAGNnN N NFNhR
Under a silver moon with clouds
~ floating overhead. and in . ring
as light as daylight. TIE r. H
Brown stables opened its nth an
nual horse show for its patrons.
their friends and out -of-tOwn ex-
hibitors last night. The show con-
tnued today and v1ll be concluded
tonight With ten events.
The show is attracting horse
conscious visitors 70 its Arlington
Az stables where boxes lining the
exhibit ring are decked with yell
Iow. blue and white bunting. and
Ray-colOred parasOls form a deco
raIve note on the grounds.
obs" and Abs OF approval and
relief come from the crowd as
horse and rider have perfect con-
formation. manners and perform
ance or as they successfully clear
four or a siX-fOOt jump. and the
rain Of applause greets the riders as
they pass IN review. After watch
ing the riders take q series Of hur-
dies and witnessing several spills.
The crowd becomes more spprecis-
tive 81 perfection
An interested group Of spectators
included Mr.. and Mrs C. Willis
Adams ST.. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman
Elder. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles La
than and Miss Newly Mrs. FL
der's apricot -cOlored wool swsgger
coat vas uorn over silk dress
matching IN color. Her outfit was
set of with a blue and white polka
dot neckercnief and navy blue straw
hat with the popular dipped brim
m front and turned up IN back.
Coat with CaPes
Mrs Adams blue straw hat had
p white tailored bow on the brim
and Mrs. Lathams white coat had
capes over the shoulders forming
three quarter-length sleeves.
Mrs. Gsrvin Brown stopped to
chat with the group. With her
brown and white outfit Mrs. Brown
wore a white wool too coat and her
daughter. Nina. who is riding in the
various events. aiso nss chosen
brown and whether breeches
we're white linen worn with a brown
and white checked coat and brown
felt hat with tiny upturned brim.
The brimmed white lat Of trans
parent straw worn by Miss Media
Jean Roth was banded in raspberry
grosgrsin ribbon finished with a
tailored bow in front. The ribbon
was the only note Of color worn
with her white crocheted jacket
dress
Miss Irma Drake and Mrs. George
r. Cain. Evanston, Ill. watched the
show from the SidelineS. Miss
brakes sister. Miss Jane Drake. is
riding her horse. Gin Fizz. in the
show. Miss Irma brakes yellow
and-blue ensemble with its yellow
skirt with blue double-breasted coat
was worn with a yellow felt hat
banded in blue A yellow kerchief
a. the neck OF the Jacket and white
gillieS completed her ensemble. A
bunch of bright blue and red flow
ers was the the crown OF the tiny
blue pillbox hat which Mrs. Cain
wore with a blue skirt and gray
wool Observation-Disclosures Jacket.
The Jacket was finished with a
double roll Of the gray at the waist
and AZ the neckline.
Miss Ayres Makes Awards
Trophi.s for the fine harness
stake. donated by Fred NJ. Ayres.
we're awarded by Miss Anne Ayres
who is exhibiting and riding her
horses. Amazon and Liberty Boy.
In the AyreS' box watching the
events we're Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Ayres. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman S. Ayres
and Fred NJ. Ayres IT. Mrs. Lyman
Avres' white hat with its blue band
had a deeply creased crown and
large brim. upturned in back. and
her suit was white linen. Mrs. Fred
AyreS' navy blue ensemble had
revers Of white linen.
Mrs. Perry LeSh watched the
events in an orange. brown. green
and white printed crinkly crepe
dress with her natural cOlored straw
hat banded and piped in brown and
over her outfit she wore a brown
sport coat. Mrs. J. A. Goodman
wore a brown coat over her tur-
uuoise blue dress and an interesting
note was her hat with its brown
crown and its sailor brim fashioned
of natural rough straw.