The Washington times., 1933-09-20

English foXhounds. Kennels near
Ivy. Drag and fox hunting Oc-
tober l to April 10; dragging
every Saturday, fox hunting Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday.
Strangers or visitors permitted to
hunt; SIS a day. Accommodation
at Pennington Country Club,
Charlottesville. Hunters can be
rented from Grover Vandevener,
Ivy; Mrs. A. M. Keith, University;
G. N. Watson, Birdwood. Fall
racing, last Saturday of October.
Country has about 25-mile area,
fairly rolling and open; rail,
panel and rock jumps and
chicken coopS.
THE FREDERICKSBURG HUNT
CLUB, INC, Fredericksburg. Es-
tablished 1882. Club, supported
by dues and subscriptions. Uni
form and colors: Scarlet, black
collar. Brass button, horn, run
ming fox, FHC. Joint Masters:
George Benoit and w. M. Buck
ley. Honorary Secretary: j. N.
Conner. Honorary HuntSman: Ell
lott S. Brooks. Honorary Whip
pers-in: j. N. Conner and Simon
Ulman. Foxhounds: 10 couple
American. Kennels on estate Of
George Benoit at "Snowden." Fox
and drag hunting Wednesday and
Saturday, October l to April l..
Visitors permitted to hunt, by
invitation. Accommodations at
Stratford Hotel, Mansfield Hall
Country Club, Princess Anne Ho-
tel, all in a radius of from to 3
miles from kennels. Hunters can
be rented by the day, by applying
to the secretary. Country con-
tainS 100 square miles, rolling
farm land and woods; jumps are
post and rail, bitches, and chicken
coop.
GREEN MOUNTAIN HUNT,
Esmont. Established 1881. Club,
supported by Hunt subscription
and dues. Uniform and colors:
Dark gray. Button: Letters GMH.
Joint Masters: Col. William H.
Langhorne and Horatio Leverett
Small. Honorary Secretary: Mrs.
Horatio L. Small. Huntsman: Ho-
ratio L. Small. Whippers-in:
(Honorary) Edward w. Scott, Sd,
and professionally G. Manning.
Foxhounds: 10 couple American.
Kennels at Hampstead" Esmont.
Fox hunting Tuesday and Satur-
day, October IS to March IS.
Visitors permitted to hunt, as
guests. Country approximately 10
miles wide by 16 miles long, hilly
and heavily wooded; rails.
KESWICK HUNT CLUB, Kes-
wick, Albemarle County. Estab-
Ished 1895. Supported by dues
and subscriptions. Uniform and
colors: Scarlet coat with green
collar, green vest; evening-Scar-
let, green facingS. Brass button,
with KHC. Master: Mrs. Cary
Jackson. Honorary Secretary: Cary
Jackson. Huntsman: T h o m S
Dorm. Whippers-in: (Honorary)
Cary Jackson and A. w. Talcott.
Foxhounds: 20 couple American.
Kennels at "Marletotz," Keswick.
Fox hunting Tuesday, Thursday,
and bye-dayS; drag hunting Sat
urday afternoon; from october l
to April /. Strangers or visitors
permitted to hunt, by making
usual contributions. Accommoda-
tions at Piedmont Lodge, Keswick,
and Clover Fields Inn, Keswick, 2
miles from kennels. Hunters can
be rented from Mrs. A. M. Keith,
Charlottesville. KesWick Horse
Show in June.
Country is IS miles long and 10
miles wide, rolling. Mostly grass
with very little cultivation; jumps
rail and board fences.
LOUDOUN HUNT" Leesburg.
Established 1928; recognized 1929.
Private pack, supported by dues.
Uniform and colors: Red coat,
white trousers. Brass button with
letters L. H. Master: w. H. Lip
scomb. Honorary Secretary:
James di-zerega. HuntSman: H.
F. Atwell. Whippers-in: Norris
Atwell, Daniels Chamblin, Her.
bert Howard, w. T. Rogers. Fox
hounds: IL couple American. Ken.
nels two miles south of Leesburg.
Fox hunting. November / to
March IS. Tuesdays and satur.