The Washington times., 1933-09-20

Chester. Established 1892; recog-
nized 1901. Private pack, priv
ately supported, no subscriptions,
no dues nor cap. Uniform and
colors: Scarlet coat, old gold
collar, but have always hunted
in brown uniform; evening-scar-
let coat, old gold collar and fac
ings. Button: BIZ below run
ming fox. Master: Gilbert Mather.
Huntsman: ProfessionaD
Jack Smith. Whipper-in: Pro-
fessionaD Ira Hayes. Foxhounds:
% couple American, Kennels at
Lenape, Chester county. Kind Of
hunting: Wild red fox-no
drags, no drop hunts. Season
and days of meets: october /
to April !, 3 days a week and
bye-days. Strangers or visitors
permitted to hunt provided they
obey the rules Of good sportsman
ship. Accommodations at Man
sion House and Turks Head
Hotel, West Chester, miles from
kennels. Hunters can be rented
from Michael Doyle, West Ches-
ter, on reasonable terms. Re-
gions hunted are the southern
portion of Chester and Delaware
counties, approximately IS miles
square; rolling farm country,
timber fences.
NTINGDON VALLEY
HUNT Ivvland RuckS county
Established 1914. Club, sup
ported by dues and subscriptions.
Uniform and colors: Scarlet
coat, blue collar; evening-same.
Gold pl. ted button with a hound
standing on whip, and words
Huntington Valley Hunt" Mas
ter: Wharton Sinkler. Honorary
secretary: Nicholas die.
Huntsman: Clifford R. Brum-
field. Whipper-in: professionally
George Null. Foxhounds: 81
couple American. Kennels at
Jacksonville, Bucks county. Fox
hunting october / to April /,
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday,
and occasional bye-days. Stran-
gers or visitors permitted to hunt
by invitation only. Nearest con-
ven1ent hotel accommodations at
Philadelphia. Hunters can be
rented from hotels. Race meet
first Saturday in October; club
horse show in June.
INDIANA HUNT, Indiana. Es-
tablished 1928. Recognized 1925.
Private pack. Uniform and col
ors: Scarlet coat, green collar, vel
low piping; evening-scarlet coat,
green collar. yellow piping. Brass
button, running fox with III.
Master. Lucius w. Robinson, jr.
Honorary secretary, William j,
Jack. HuntSman, Alfred Fletcher.
Whippers-in, Blair Gibson and
Paul Anderson. Foxhounds, 81
couple crossbred English-Ameri-
can. Kennels 2 miles west of
Indiana, near Benjamin Franklin
Highway. Drag hunting, occas-
ionally fox hunting, October l to
February /, Wednesday, Saturday
and holidays. Strangers or visitors
permitted to hunt, if members of
recognized hunt, or by invitation,
Hotel accommodations at Indiana,
2 miles from kennels. Hunters
can be rented from hunt.
Country Is approximately 18
miles long and IL miles wide, roll
ing farm land with wooded hills,
natural, post and rail, and worm
fences.
MR.. ELY's HOUNDS, Amber,
R. D. l and Red Hill. Established
1929, recognized 1881. Uniform
and colors: Scarlet coat, brown
collar with buff piping. Brass
button, engrave letters Ell.
Master, w. Newbold Ely, jr. Hon
orary secretary. Joseph L. East
wick. Huntsman, w. Newbold
Ely, jr. Whippers-in (honorary)
Robert B. Brown I'd, jr.; (profes-
S1onaD. j. Meyers and j. Cribb-
lear. Foxhounds, 321a couple cross
bred, English and American. Ken
nels at Gwynedd Valley and Red
Hill. Fox hunting three days a
week and occasional bye-dayS,
August to April. Strangers or
visitors permitted to hunt, by in
vitation. Hotel accommodations,
E. JabS, Sumneytown; William
Penn, Gwynedd. Hunters can be
rented from Charles Myers, Green
Lane. Horse shows or race meet
ings held in June, Marlboroville.
Country b approximately a.