The Washington times., 1934-09-12

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ers can be rented from Mrs. A.
M. Keitt, Charlottesville, and
from Mrs. Cary Jackson, Kes-
wick. Keswick horse show in
June.
The country is IS miles long
by 10 miles wide, rolling. Most
ly grass, with very little culti-
walton. Jumps are rail and
board fences.
LOUDOUN HUNT, Leesburg.
Established 1928; recognized
1929. Private; supported by
dues. Uniform and colors: Red
coat, black collar, white trousers.
Brass button with letters LII.
Master: VIM. H. Lipscomb. Hon.
orary Secretary: w. F. Peach.
Huntsman: H. F. Atwell. Hon
orary Whippers-In: Miss Nancy
Rust, Miss Joy Hansal, David
M. Mcdonald and James di-
Zerega. Foxhounds: IS couple
American. Kennels two miles
south of Leesburg. Fox hunt
ing November / to March Is,
Tuesday and Saturday. Strang'
ers or visitors permitted to hunt,
by invitation; three times with
out dues, after making proper
ARRANGEMENTS. Accommodation
at Ieesburg Inn, two miles from
kennels. Hunters can be rented
from H. F. Atwell or S. T.
Greene. Leesburg Horse Snow
in June and October.
Outline of territory is very r.
regular but the size is approx
mately 10 by Is miles. Rolling
country, post and rail FENCE
stone fence and coop, from
Potomac River to mountains.
MEANDER HOUNDS, Locust
Dale. Established 1929. Private
pack. Uniform and colors: OK
ford gray, canary collar and
waistcoat. Regulation black Hunt
button with fox mask and mi
tials NH below in silver en-
craving. Master: Miss F. Julia
Shearer. Honorary Secretary:
Judith R. Shearer. Huntsman:
j. Reid Jones. Whipper-1n:
Lewis Smith. Foxhounds: IA
couple American. Kennels at
Locust Dale. Fox hunting, both
red and gray, November l to
March Is, two days a week and
bye days. Visitors welcome, on
invitation. Accommodations at
James Madison Hotel, Orange.
II miles from kennels. Hunters
cannot be rented. Hunter trials
end of March or early in April.
Rolling country, some wood
land. Much of the country is
fenced in old-fashioned worm
fences; some wire, which is be-
ing paneled, mostly with chicken
Ooops; many small bitches.
MIDDLEBURG HUNT CLUB,
Middleburg, Loudoun County.
Established 1906. Uniform and
colors: Scarlet, apple green col
lar, brass buttons; evening"
scarlet with scarlet velvet collar,
apple green facings. Joint Mas"
tiers: Daniel C. Sands and Miss
Charlotte holland. Honorary Sec"
rotary: Walter H. West. Hunts
man: Robert Maddux. Whip
perrin: professionally Charles
George. Foxhounds: 40 couple
American. Kennels three miles
north of Middleburg. Fox hunt
ing November / to March Is,
Mondays, Thursday and Satur'
days. Strangers or visitors per-
mitted to hunt; SIS Gaping fee.
Accommodation at Middleburg
Inn. Race meetings second Sat
urday in April and first week in
November; horse show first week
in June.
Country covers rectangular
area of approximately 10 by Is
miles, three-fourths of which is
grazing and one-fourth grain
growing. A portion of the colnl-
try is rolling and hilly and re.
mainder is very level. Stone
walls and rail fences predomi-
nate and the entire area is ex-
tensively paneled.
MONTPELIER HUNT, Mont
pelier Station, Orange County.
Established 1927. Private. Uni
form and colors: Black coat with
blue collar; evening-red coat
with blue collar. Button: mi
tials NH. Joint Masters: Mrs.
Thomas H. Somerville and Nor
ris Clark. Honorary Secretary:
r. H. Somerville. Huntsman:
jennie Southland and Morris
Clark. Whippers-In: (Honorary)
c. T. Neale; professionally E. H.
Young and Monk Sanford. Fox
hounds: "a couple tricolor and
red American. Kennels at.
Montpelier Station, Orange
County. Fox hunting october
to March /, Tuesday and Satur-
day, by cards. Strangers or Wis
1torS permitted to hunt, by call
ing up, or by coming out with
some of the regular riders.
Accommodation at James Madi-
son Hotel, Orange. Hunters can
be rented in Orange. Horse
shows or race meetings held in
October, at Montpelier Station.
Orange to Gordonsville, 10
Burnley in Orange County and
Green County. Heavily wooded,
rough and hilly country. Wiz.
orioio worm fences nredominate.