Evening star., 1937-07-19
BY NINA CARTER TABB.

ltdlllS NelG tliC
i most interesting sporting
events OF the week end in Virginia.
On Saturday afternoon the game was
played on Marshall Field before a
large crowd of onlookers. The visiting
teams lineup was: Maj Harmon %,
Capt. Reed t2), Maj. Mcclure go,
Mai Martin "a. The Fauquier-
Loudoun lineup was: John Rawlings
GD, Henry Skinker i2), John Walker
(3) L. F. Brigham "a.
The home team outplayed the Wis
itorS, ending the six chukkers with a
score of 10 to 5. Henry Sklnker played
a brilliant game and John Walker was
said to have played better than ever
before.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rawlings and
Mr. Sklnker entertained both polo
teams and a number of friends after
the game at their home in The Plains
Their guests went to the Sklnker home
from the game and sat around on the
lawn with cooling drinks while the
polo teams took showers and changed
their clothes. Then a delicious buffet
room to which every one did full
justice.
On Sunday afternoon the War De-
partment team came back for revenge
and certainly got it. The game was
played on Phlpps Goose Creek Field
at pm. before several hundred
spectators. 1t was a very beautiful
sight. as the field. one of the love-
liest in the country, was looking its
best-So green and smooth on the
banks Of the creek, with large trees
as back ground.
The War Department had the same
lineup as on Saturday, but the home
team played Charles Cushman ID,
Turner Wiltshire az. Richard Kirk
patrick t3l. and William Hulburt "a.
DR.. Crump of Mddleburg refereed
both games. The visitors were "out
for blood" 1t was a cool afternoon
and they played their best, the game
ending with score of 1874.
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MR.. AND MRS. HUBERT PHIPPS
entertained the polo players and
party after the game. Every one stayed
until late hour and had delightful
time Among those seen at the polo
games were Col Wainwright. the COM
manding officer at Fort Myer, and Mrs.
Wainwright. who were guests at din
ner Sunday night of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Hulburt; Mrs. Reed and Mrs.
Mcclure Of Fort Myer, who we're here
for both games Dr., and Mrs Joseph
Horgan of Washington. who were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Walter Fred:
Mr.. and Mrs. E w. Wlnmill, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Gaines, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bayne Castle, Mr. and Mrs. William
Emory Mrs. Rdgely Nicholas, Mrs
Harry Lee. Mrs. Bert Calvert, Mrs
Frances Spilman, Mrs Richard Kirk
patrick, Miss Polly Buchanan, Bill
Stokes. Mr. de Hellar, Gould Shaw and
Ralph Mckee.
Others there were Col HerWig of
Fort BelVoir, Maj L. j. H. Herwlg Of
Washington, Mrs. Ben Dutton and
Mrs. M. A. Herwlg, DR.. j. Ross
Schwartz of Harrisburg. Pa, Miss
Eleanor Wallace and James Douglas
of Alexandra, Mr.. and Mrs Hubert
Phipps, Mrs. Charles Cushman, Miss
Helen Powers. Mr.. and Mrs Brashears,
Miss Rita Brashears, Ben McCarty,
Mrs. RoSalie Evans, Dr. Fred Gocha-
nauer, Miss Anne Gochanauer, Mr..
and Mrs. George Robert Slater, Mr..
and Mrs. Josh Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter NICK. Jones, Mrs. John An
derson, Miss Eleanor Crane, Mr.. and
Mrs. Reginald Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Bishop Of Boston, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Fletcher. Miss Hunter Smith.
Miss Norma Smith, Miss GLADYS
Smith. Norman Smith, Shelton Glass
cock, Mr. and Mrs Charles Sabin. |
Mr.. and Mrs. William Slaughter. Mrs.
William Hulburt, Miss Catherine
Hulhurt, Richard Glasscock, Miss
Wills, Miss Helen Lpscomb, Miss
Louise Gade. Ross Lipscomb. W. H.
1ipscomb, John Butler Henry Frost, |
Mike Kerr. Mack Tabb, James Nc
Cormick Paul Llewellyn and Howard |
Kay
Next Saturday team from Harris
burg, Pa, is expected here to play a
game with the home team.
Mrs. Frances Lindsay of Leesburg
entertained at an out-of-doors supper |