Evening star., 1935-10-27
Gay Throng
At LOudOun
Horse Show
Junior Hunt at Rasp-
berry Plains, Fea-
tured by 13 Glasses.

LEESBUEG, Va, October 26.-
Raspberry Plain, the estate of Mr.. w.
H. Lipscomb near Leesburg, was the
scene Of a gay throng today at the
annual horse show of the Loudoun
Junior Hunt. The Junior Hunt is
composed of children whose parents
hunt with the Loudon Hunt and this
event. sometimes managed entirely
by juniors, annually draws large
number OF entries. This year. how
ever. the, show was in charge of Mrs.
Stanley Greene, whose young son.
Stanley, jr., with his famous little
gray pony, Queen of Sheba, has been
consistent winner of blues in num-
bers of horse shows for several years
in this section of Virginia and nearby
States. Mrs. Green had well-ar-
ranged program of 13 classes today.
The hunt clubs in Loudoun will
formally open their season soon and
the fields and dales will afford lively
scene. The Loudoun Hunt will Off
cially open its season at Kincaid's
Gate, near Leesburg at 9 o'clock next
Saturday morning. Miss Nancy Rust
and w. H. Lipscomb are joint mas
ters of the hunt.
Mrs. John Hay Whitney of Upper
vile is exhibiting in the Rock Greek
Park Inter-American Horse Show
held today and through Monday. Mrs.
Whitney's famous string of horses
from her Llangollen Stables in Lou
doun County are shown at all the i'm
portant shows in the East.
Mrs. w. c. EuStis and her daughter,
Miss Anne Eustis. have returned to
their home. Oatlands House. near
Leesburg. after spending the Summer
in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Gregg of
Hamilton spent the week end in
Pennsylvania with their daughter,
Miss Katherine Gregg. who is a stu
dent at the George School.
Miss Mildred Russell of Oatlands,
daughter of County Clerk and Mrs
E. o. Russell, and Secretary of the
Loudoun Young Democratic Club, is
in Atlanta, Ga, this week attending
the National Convention of District
Postmasters, which is convening in
the Ansell Hotel there.
Miss Margaret limerick. who is
student at the State Teachers Col
lege. Fredericksburg, Va, spent the
week end with her parents. Supt. of
Schools and Mrs. o. L. limerick, at
Purcellville. Miss Louise Otley of
the same school was the guest of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Otley,
at Lincoln.
Miss Sally Curtis. a student at Miss
Maderia's School at Greenway. Wis
tied her father. Mr.. w B. Curtis. and
her grandmother. Mrs. w. T. S. Curtis.
at Round Hill over the week end.
Miss Mary Simpson. entertained for
the members of the Purcellville Gar
den Club Friday afternoon at the
Conner Hall Tea Room. The men,
bers and guests included the presi-
dent Mrs Howard M Hoge; Mrs.
Rebecca Hopes. Mrs Jennings r.
Potts. Mrs. j. p Hatcher. Mrs. Otis
L. Williams, Mrs. Howard NJ Rogers,
Mrs. C. J. Hansbarger, Mrs. E. Bentley
Gregg, Miss Dorothy Smith, Miss
Irene Wright, Mrs. Mary v. Smith,
Mrs. J. Lynn Cornwell, Mrs. Joseph
c. Rogers, Mrs. o. L. limerick. Mrs.
Alice H. Warner. Mrs Lewis Nc
Gavack. Mrs. j. T. McGavack, Mrs.
J. S. Patterson. Mrs. ]. A. Speer, Mrs.
NJ. L. Herndon, Mrs. Robert j. Nc
Cray, Mrs. Steuart Smith, Mrs. w.
z. Nichols. Mrs. W. H. Turner. jr., and
Miss Elizabeth Thomas.
Mrs. B. v. White, who has spent
the past year in China with her SON.
in-law and. daughter, Capt and Mrs
John A. Tebbs, has returned to her
home in Leesburg and is the guest of
Mrs R. B. Wildman.
Miss Fannie Ried of Purcellville
and Miss Clara Hersperger of Round
Hill have returned to their homes fol-
lowing motor trip through Virginia.