Evening star., 1938-02-21
BY NINA CARTER TABB,

portant social event in the
horse country of Virginia this week.
Parties are being given every day for
this popular young couple and Char
lottesville Is filled with out oft town
guests who have come to attend the
many delightful entertainments. Miss
Jones, the daughter OF DR.. and Mrs.
Jack P. Jones Of Charlottesville. will
be married to Mr.. Schlesinger, son of
Mr.. H. j. Schlesinger of Milwaukee,
and Mrs. Harrison Williams of New
York, on Wednesday evening at $50
O'Clock In Christ Episcopal Church,
Charlottesville. There is to be large
reception given by the parents of the
bride Immediately after the ceremony
at the Pennington Country Club, just
outside of Charlottesville.
The church and club will be beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion. The
attendants are to be Miss Josephine
Peyton of Charlottesville, her first
cousin, as maid Of honor, and brides
maids Miss Mary MacLaren of Mil
waukee. Miss Josephine Boom of New
Rochelle, N. Y; Miss Lucy Flippen,
Miss Jane Rinehart, Miss Rosemary
Rinehart and Miss Mary Sheppard
Of Charlottesville.
Mr.. Schlesinger will have as best
man his cousin. Mr. A. M. Schlesinger
of Milwaukee, and the ushers will be
Mr.. A. r. Timberman, Louis Allin, jr.,
and James Kieckheser, all of Mil
Waukee: T. c. Gordon of Richmond.
Bradley Peyton. Sd: James Blackwell
and William Garth Jones, brother of
the bride, all of Charlottesville. The
bridal party has arrived in Charlottes.
vile and are having a jolly time to-
gether. They attended the dance at
the University of Virginia Saturday
night. Yesterday DR.. and Mrs. Jones
entertained them at large luncheon
party and tonight Miss Jane Rinehart,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Rine-
hart, is giving a dance at the Farm
lngton Club in honor Of Miss Jones
and Mr.. Schlesinger. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Rinehart is giving a dinner for
the bridal paety before the dance at
their home. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Smith are entertaining at a cocktail
party for the bride and bridegroom and
their many friends tomorrow evening.
Among the Out-of-toWn guests already
in Charlottesville taking part in the
eaieties are Mr.. H. J. Schlesinger.
father Of the bridegroom; Mr.. and Mrs.
Myron MacLaren, Miss Marian Tap
ping and Mr.. Richard Scott. jr., of
Milwaukee: Mr. Charles Scudder of
Portsmouth, Ohio; Mr. Edward An
drews OF Richmond and Mr.. Robert
Flood OF North Adams, Mass. Numer-
Gus people from Warrenton. Middle
burg, Leesburg and Uppervile will
attend the wedding.
pIEDMONT HUNT met at Five
Points on Friday at / o'clock and
afternoon. They started off to draw
Turley, jumped a fox in Rockburn
woods and ran him to the south end |
OF Pen-Y-Burn and lost after short |
run. Then drew Lakeland. started |
the second fox. that ran to the north |
end Of Pen-Y-Burn. There was
south wind blowing, and these two
foxes ran with the wind so there was |
no scent and both runs were short.
Drawing Lakeland again, the third |
fox jumped ran toward the William |
Langley place-"up the wind"-,so they
had 4 good run. going across Lake
land, the Llewellyn farm and he went |
to ground on Goose Greek Bottom.
AS the master, DR.. A. C. Randolph,
was riding back across the Hubert |
Phipps farm. big red fox jumped
up in an open field. almost under his |
horses feet. The whole field viewed |
the fox, and there was great excite |
ment as Huntsman Josh Craun put |
hounds on the trail, and away they |
went on q hot trail toward Rector
town, turned to the creek and crossed |
that near Milan Mill. turned north
over the Glasscock land and on to-
ward the Cary 0rayson farm, turned
right-handed to Woolfe's Mill and
put the fox in on Paul Melons land,
known as the Legg farm, after a 40
minute run-fox, hounds and horses
were going as fast as they could fly all |
the way.
The field" was ready to call 1t a
day after this fourth and exciting
run. Among those out were Mrs.
Oliver Filley, Mrs. johnson Redmond,
Mrs. William Stevenson. Miss Julia
Gatewood, Mrs. George Garrett, Mrs.
June Brainard of Boston, Mrs. Merrill
Hubbard and her daughter, Miss Eliz-