Evening star., 1937-05-21
BY NINA CARTER TARR

"HE Loudoun Hunt Horse Show,
to be held at Leesburg tomor-
row, at Belmont, the estate of
L Mr.. and Mrs Patrick Hurley, is
today the chief topic of conversation
of all horse minded people in Northern
Virginia. Starting at 10 am, the %
classes have long entry lists, including
such fine horses as Ernest Redmon' S
Thornbush. Hopeful, His Way and
Report. Judge J. R. H. Alexander,
master OF Loudoun Hunt, will show his
two good hunters, Vagabond King and
Mainstem. Barry Hall has entered
Catalan Boy and Blimy. The Peach
brothers will show their noted string,
Dorothy M, Cataract, Ann Duvall and
Recall. Miss Peggy Wilmer is showing
Rock Haven, horse that has already
won many ribbons this season. Miss
Anne Hederick will ride her we'll
known horse, Madrieal Tom, in several
classes and B. R. Grimes has entered
Tuleyries Rock and Glory Maker.
William H Lipscomb has made two
entries; Turner Wiltshire is showing,
as is Fenton Fadeley of Washington
and Maryland; Stanley Green, jr., has
entered Queen Of Sheba, the pony that
has won 429 blue ribbons during her
career; Billy Greenhalgh will bring
over from Berryville his two ponies,
Victorian and Dolly; Ann Clay Bayly
will be there to ride her pony and
1t is always a pleasure to see her in
the ring.
Sterling Larrabee of Warrenton will
Judge all classes and will bring an
other judge with him. Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Hurley have sent out cards
for luncheon to be given at Belmont
during the recess hour of the show
Mrs. P. A. Wilmer and Miss Peggy
Wilmer are entertaining number OF
friends. Ross LipScomb, who attends
St. Adams School in Washington, is
entertaining the teachers and staff OF
the school for luncheon at his home,
Raspberry Plain. near Leesburg and
taking his guests they will go to
the horse show in the afternoon. Nu-
merolIs luncheonS and dinner parties
will be given in Leesburg and the sur
rounding neighborhood for the many
visitors that will be in Leesburg on
Saturday and there is to be a horse
show dance at Goose Creek Tavern
Saturday night.
THE pageant "Flora's Feast" given
at FoXcroft School yesterday after
noon and last night, was a beautiful
and spectacular entertainment. Sev-
eral hundred members of Virginia So
ciety were there to see their children
and relations take part and every
minute of the time was enjoyed from
4:3O until $50 o'clock Mrs. Warner
Snider of LeeSburg, Va, was given a
vote of thanks at the end of the eve
ming for the wonderful work she did
in writing and arranging the pageant.
Mrs. Kenneth Gilpin of Boyce was
more beautiful than ever as Queen
Flora and acted her part most grace
fully. Miss Catharine Metcaf was
charming as the herald, and the
FLOWERS" were young women and
children of several counties, who were
lovely beyond description, wearing
vari-colored costumes of all kinds Of
flowers. Among them we're Mrs
Charles Cushman and her young
daughter Carolyn, Misses Connie
Lyon, Fanny Lyon, Betty Lyon, Janet
Harrison, Jane Rust, Polly Buchanan,
Mary Kennedy, Margie Morton, Mary
Dougherty, Jane Cary Randolph, Jane
WILDER, Anne Barrett, Evelyn Hark-
ness, Lulu Richards Glasscock, Mary
Glasscock, Betty Fletcher, Mary Jane
Mcintosh, Beatrice Foster, Judy Bev-
erley, Palmer Beverley, Nancy
Crockett, Anne Crawley, Ellen and
Katrina Seipp, Elizabeth Saunders,
Anne Marshall, Mary Pickins, Nancy
Hall, Betsy Beach, Anne Mccoy,
Dorothy Fred. Jane Dudley, Adeline |