The Washington times., 1933-09-20

miles by 20 miles; rocky pasture
land, farm land, and woodland,
stone wall, post and rail, snake
fences, chicken coop and brush
paneling.
MIR. STEWARDS CHESHIRE
FOxTIOUNDS, Unionville, Ches-
ter county, Established 1914;
recognized 1914. Private pack, no
subscription. Uniform and colors:
Scarlet coat with crimson velvet
collar; evening, same. Button,
fox head with Cheshire over and
foxhoundS beneath. Master, w.
Plunkett Stewart. HuntSman,
Charlie Smith. Whipper-in (pro-
fessionaD, Tom Bachelor. Fox
hounds, so couple homebred Eng
lish. Kennels at Unionville, Ches-
ter county. Fox hunting Septem.
ber i to November / (cubbing) /:
November / to April /; four days
a week. Strangers or visitors per-
mitted to hunt by invitation. Ho-
tel accommodation at Mansion
House, West Chester, 10 miles
from kennels. Hunters cannot be
rented. Race meetings held at
varying times. Post and rail coun.
try, southwestern part Of Chester
county.
PERKIoMEN VALLEY HUNT
CLUB, Collegeville. Established
1924; recognized 1924. Club pack,
supported by Hunt subscriptions
and Gaping. Uniform and colors:
Pink coat, dark green collar. Mas
ter, DR.. Clarkson Adds. Hon.
orary secretary, Charles A. Belz.
Huntsman, DR.. Clarkson Adds.
Whippers-in honorary, Mrs.
Clarkson Adds, Henry B. Warner
and Charles Allen. Foxhounds, 35
couple American. Kennels at Tally
Ho Farm, Collegeville, Live fox
hunting, October 1to1April !, Tues
day, Thursday, Saturday, and all
legal holidays. Strangers or Wis
itors permitted to hunt, on in
vitation; terms by appointment.
Accommodate at Perkiomen
Bridge Hotel, l mile from ken
nels. Hunters cannot be rented.
Farmers Day on Thanksgiving
Day. Country is II miles square,
naturally hilly, including woods
and streams.
PICKERING HUNT, Valley
Forge. Recognized 1911. Club,
supported by dues and subscrip-
tions. Uniform and colors: Pink
or oxford gray coat and white or
tan breeches; evening, continental
blue and old gold collar on pink
coat. Button, running fox above
Hunt monogram. Master, William
j. Clothier. Honorary secretary,
George r. Packard, jr. Huntsman,
o. E. Roberts. Whippers-in, E.
Mooney and George Leaver. Fox
hounds, 35 couple American. Ken
nels at Williams Corner. Fox
hunting every hunting day. Sep
tember to April. Strangers or Wis
itors permitted to hunt, only
when invited by members. Hotel
accommodation at Washington
Inn, Valley Forge. Hunters can.
not easily be rented. Race meet.
ing on Mr.. Cloth1er'S estate every
fall.
A rolling country, well wooded,
but plenty Of open country for
galloping.
RADNoR HUNT, Malvern. Es-
tablished 1884. Club supported
by dues and hunt subscriptions.
Uniform and colors: Scarlet, gray
collar; evening, same, with gray
silk facings. Brass button, fox
mask with Radnor Hunt in let
terS underneath. Master, M. Roy
Jackson; honorary secretary, Cliff
ton LiSle; huntSman, Will Lever
ton; whippers-in professionally =,
first, Joseph Bird: second, James
O'Neill. Foxhounds, 371a couple
crossbred (25-inch, bred at Rad
nor. Kennels at White Horse, Ches-
ter county. Fox hunting, September
IS to April /, Tuesday, WedneS-
day, Thursday and Saturday.
Friends Of members may hunt
by invitation Of any member. Ho-
tel accommodations at Bryn
Mawr, eight miles from kennels.
Hunters can be rented from
Hunter Lucas, PaoH. Race meet
held in May at Chesterbrook
Farm, near Phoenixville.
Good galloping. rather rolling
country. Delaware and Chester
counties: principally fenced with
post and rail,