Evening star., 1938-05-30
Nv NINA CARTER TABB.

UNE II always tnc BAycSt mOiIH
OF the summer In Virginia, and
l., this year It will be particularly
80, for there are numerous we'd
dinss and dances on the calendar. As
we'll A. = horse show every week,
sometimes tive week.
Next week end the Blue Ridge Hunt
Horse Show will be held In the Grove
at Carter Hail. the estate Of Mr..
Gerard B. Lambert. This Is always
the most enjoyable day, when you
meet delightful friends, see many
beautiful horses. and those who are
lucky enough to be invited will have
luncheon with Mrs. George Burwel
and her son, George Burwell, jr., at
their home. Mount Airy. just across
from the horse show, at the recess
hour.
The Riding and Hunt Club also
will hold a horse show Saturday and
Sunday at the Meadowbrook show
grounds. Both Of these horse shows
have the usual hunter and breeding
classes and will b. most interesting.
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MISS CHARLOTTE H. holland
A'A and the 1898 class Of Foxcroft
School. near Middleburg. have sent out
commencement invitations for the
afternoon of Monday. June 6. at 5
o'clock. Here. in lovely scene. some
Of the most important debutantes Of
the coming season will get their
diplomas. A delightful party is given
on the day Of graduation.
June 10 and II are the dates Of the
Upperville Colt and Horse Show
Americas oldest horse show, started In
1853 by Col Richard Dulany OF Wei
bourne In Loudoun County. Parties
are given for days before and after
this event, as the countryside Is al
ways full OF visitors. Among those
who will come back home for the show
and stay for several weeks are Mrs.
Paul Within Of Northbridge. Mas,
and Mrs. Winthrepe Gardner Of Gard
ners Island, N. y.
Miss Anna Bruce Withers and Mr..
Philip van Utendaele di zereea Of
Aldie have chosen June IS as their
wedding day in she Episcopal Church
at Aldie ~.
Miss Virginia. Jacobs Of Millwood
will be married 30 Mr.. A. r. Dunning
on June Is.
At THE delightful luncheon party
given by Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J.
Hurley at .Belment. their home near
Leesburg. on Saturday during the
recess hour Of the Loudoun Hunt
Horse Show. thev were assisted in
receiving by Mrs Hurley's mother and
father. Admiral and Mrs. Henry B.
Wilson, and their house guest. Mrs.
Alfred I. du Pont. Belmont, one Of
the loveliest homes in this part Of
Virginia. was overhowing with we'll
over 200 guests. who sat at tables
arranged in the rooms of the entire
lower floor. on the terraces and lawn.
Miss Patsy Hurley. the young daugh-
ter Of the house, entertained a num-
Der Of her young friends in the garden
and back lawn. Delicious mint iulep
were handed around as guest arrived.
and from the dinine room table buffet
luncheon was served. Every one lin
gered long at this enchanting place
All the horse enthusiasts were there
from surrounding counties and several
masters Of fox mounds. including Mr.
Daniel c. Sands: master OF fox hounds
Of MiddleburE Eunt. and Mrs. Sands:
Judge J. r. H. alexander. master Of
fox hounds of Lcudoun Hunt, and Mrs
Alexander: Mr.: Sterling Larrabee
master of fox hounds OF Old Dominion
Hunt. and Mrs. larrabee: Mr. William
Bell Watkins. master of fox hounds of
Blue Ridge HURT. and Mrs. Watkins.
and DR.. Archibald c. Randolph. mas
ter Of fox HOUNDS of Piedmont Hunt.
Others of tn. fox-hunting crowd