Evening star., 1935-11-20
BY NINA CARTER TABB.

BY NINA CARTER TABB.
THE Piedmont Hounds met at
Pot House Corner Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock. Among
Il the 70 who turned out, were
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur White, Mrs.
Grenville Ullman, Mrs. Robert Win
mill, Mrs. Hendrick Eustis, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. r. Bishop, Mrs. Dewitt Sage,
Mrs. John Hay Whitney, Richard
Peach, Roger Bayly, Mrs. Norman K.
Toerge, Mrs. Oliver Iselin, DR.. Lang
horn, Charles Sabin, George Robert
Slater. Harry Frost and Henry Frost,
jr. Hounds moved away through the
main entrance to Huntlands and drew
the fields back of the stables: They
then were put into the camp meeting
woods where a fox was found, but he
was headed by motor cars as he
started to cross the road into open
country over the Davis place. Hounds
could do nothing with this fox, so
they were taken across the sand and
clay road on to Dishman's farm,
thence on the Irwin Beavers. There
were one or two short bursts on cold
trails but altogether it was the worst
day so far this year with the Pied
mont Hounds. The going was very
deep and boggy and hounds were un-
able to hold scent.
In spite of the handicaps everybody
had a pleasant day, as usual, and
afterwards many members of the
field, including DR.. Randolph, M F. H.,
went to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Priable's
for late luncheon. To this event also
came several from the Orange County
Field. Mr.. and Mrs. Priable have
again rented a house on Mrs. j. S.
Phipps' land in the Orange County
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jelke enter
tanned a number of friends with an
afternoon party at North Wales Club
on Monday afternoon. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw,
Albert Wagstaff Taylor. Hardin Spill
man Mr.. and Mrs Baldwin, Mrs. r.
Winmill, Frazer Jelke, Miss Humph-
ries, Mrs. Bokar, Mrs. Switzer and
Mrs Smith.
Orange County Hounds met at Mr..
Lusby Russell's yesterday, a bright
crisp morning. They jumped a fox
very soon and ran in circles toward
Mr.. Rawlings farm, crossed that and
then over the Garter. and Mason
places. After good run of about
two hours over nice country and high
fences the fox was lost on the Arthur
Rawlings place. The field numbered
about 50-all of whom enjoyed the
day thoroughly. Among those hunt
ing with Orange County were Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Filley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Delanay
Nichol, Mr.. Russell Grace and his
daughter, Miss Grace; Mrs. Fletcher
Harper, Mrs Norman de r. White
house, Mrs. George Garrett, Mrs. Will
liam Stevenson, Mrs. Elizabeth Skinker
Herman, Mrs. Howard Lynn, Mrs. Am
ory Perkins, Harry Worcester Smith,
Jack Skinner, Frank Yates, Horace
Moffett, Steve Clark, Shelton Glass
cock, Willie Hatcher, Henry Skinker
and Fred Carter. Mr.. Nichols horse
was saught astride fence in jumping.
A rail had to be taken out and horse
lifted from the top Of the fence.
Neither rider nor animal was hurt.
Hunting Log.
Tomorrow's meets:
Virginia-Middleburg Hunt, Miss
Charlotte Noland and D. c. Sands,
Joint masters, Sudley Mills, am.
Old Dominion Hounds, Sterling Lar
rabee and William E. Doeller, joint
masters, Mount Ida, 8 am.
Maryland-Green Spring Valley
Hounds, John K Shaw, jr., and Frank
A. Bonsal, jr.. Joint masters, Shawan,
2 pm.
The second program of the Middle
burg race meeting will be given TO-
day. and the six races are well filled,
with II horses entered. The Glen
wood course will be the scene Of the
meeting, with two timber races. two
brush races, Q fat race and hurdle
race scheduled. There are eight en-
tries in the r. Penn Smith, jr.. Chal-
lenge Plate, timber race of 8 " miles.
The favorite, Indigo. owned by Johnny
Shelf of New York, won the Dinwid-
die, a 4-mile race over timber, on Sat-
urday in strong and brilliant finish.
Other entries include some of the
very best steeplechase horses in Amer
ica, among them Dangay, owned by
Paul Mellon; Clancy, E. H. Bennett;
Dan MCGEE, B. L. Behr; Lucifer, Ward
A. Wickwire; Seafarin Dan, Capt.
Mrs. Marion du Pont Somerville, and
crr T7o,,, A6rc Tsirord Smith