Evening star., 1938-02-28
By NINA CARTER TABB.

CIX members of the v. M. I. Hunt
went to Richmond on Saturday
to hunt with the Deep Run
- Hunt. Those who went to Rich
mond we're A. r. Turpin and r.
v. Long Of Richmond, g. B. Fawley
of Broadway, Va; j. S. Hughes Of
Warrenton, w. H. Cox and J. NJ.
Camp of Suffolk. Va. Six Of the cadets
will come to Middleburg during March
for a week end and will hunt with
the Middleburg pack.
There is much interest being taken
all over Virginia in the new hunt club
that has been started at v. M. /.
this season. The boys who have riding
permits number several hundred and
often there are as many as 90 IN
the field. The young men ride well
and the V. M. l. hunt is improving
every week.
THE marriage of Miss Mary Porter
Jones to Mr.. Robert Henry
Sehlesirgsr which took place in
Charlottesville last Wednesday night
at $50 pm, was one Of the most bril-
liant weddings held in Virginia this
season. The brides gown was of white
satin and her tulle veil covered her
long train. Her flowers were an enor-
nous bouquet of white orchids. buddlea
and lilies of the valley.
The maid Of honor. Miss Josephine
Peyton Of Charlottesville, wore q yell
low taf1eta gown and carried blue
delphiniuns. The six bridesmaids
wore taffeta gowns, made just like
the maid Of honor's and carried blue
delphiniums, they were Misses jose
phine Boom, Rosemary Rinehart, Jane
Rinehart, Lucy F1ippin. Mary Mac
Laren and Mary Sheppard. Mr.
Mr.. Schlesinger had as best man his
cousin, Mr.. Armin NJ Schlesinger of
Milwaukee. The ushers were Messrs
j. R. Timberman. James Kieckhefer
Louis Allin, Gordon MacLaren, Charles
Scudder, r. N. Flood, James Black
well. J. c. Gordon. Bradley Peyton
and William Garth Jones.
After reception for 500 people
at the Pennington Club, where dane
ing lasted until about 2 O'Clock in
the morning, the bride and BRIDE
groom left for New York to sail for
Bermuda for several weeks. After
April l they will live near Char
lottesville on Mr. Schlesinger's farm
The bridegroom's grandmother, Mrs.
Ferdinand Sclflesinger of Milwaukee. at
whose home he has lived since a small
boy, attended the wedding with his
father. Mr.. H. j. Schlesinger His
mother, Mrs. Harrison Williams of
New York, could not attend the we'd
ding, but was in Charlottesville a few
weeks ago visiting her son and his
bride-to-be. Among the many guests
at the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt, jr.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Myron MacLaren, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Merriman. Miss Marian Tap
ping, Mr.. Richard Scott, jr; Mr.. Ed
ward Andrews, Mr.. William H. Lips
comb and Mr. Robert Wood. The
wedding presents were numerous.
COUNT LEDEBUR of Austria. who
usually comes to Virginia for a
part Of each hunting season, is paying
us his first visit in two years, as he
Ireland. He is staying with the Arthur
has spent much time hunting In
Whites, and from here will 60 to Texas
to visit Capt Harry Chamberlain and
will ride with the Cavalry School boys
there.
Count Ledebur helped to escort the
Duke and Duchess of Windsor through
Germany and other countries when
the duke was looking over the labor
situation He was coming to America
with them, but when their visit was
postponed Count Ledebur came over