Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1937, Page 30

In the Hunt Country Activities Among the Horse-Lovers of Virginia and Maryland. BY NINA CARTER TABB. OBERT TAYLOR SCOTT KEITH and Martin Lang- horne Keith, twin sons of Lieut. and Mrs. Taylor Scott Keith, U. S. N, were christened in St. James’ Episcopal Church, Warren- ton, Va, at noon on Sunday. All members of the Keith-Scott-Carter clan of Virginia were gathered there to see the christening of the two ador- able little red-headed boys, who looked around with amazement at their nu- merous relatives filling the church. Mr. and Mrs. Bilisoly Hudgins of Norfolk (parents of Mrs. Taylor Keith) motored up from Norfolk on Saturday, bringing Miss Kitty Dangerfield, who was godmother for Langhorne Keith. His godfathers were Dr. B. Lauriston Hardin, jr., of Washington and J. A.C. Keith of Warrenton. Taylor Keith's godmother was Miss Alice Taliaferro of Norfolk and his godfathers were Lieut. Alfred Randolph, U. 8. N,, and James Keith of Fairfax, Va. The Rev. Paul Bowden, rector of St. James’ RECKLESS DRIVING. Henry D. Adkinson, 2737 Sherman avenue, $75. SECOND-OFFENSE SPEEDING. William 8. Avery, 249 Fourteenth place northeast, $10. Howard Keith, 2216 Eleventh street, $10. Andrew F. Perry, 3310 Dent place, 810. William B. Carnes, jr,, 1615 Kenyon street, $10. Glenn N. Mangum, no address given, $10. FIRST-OFFENSE SPEEDING. Joseph T. Elmore, 706 I street south- east, $10. Norman C. Tanner, 1343 Childress street northeast, $5. Roy B. Wilkins,*Maryland, $5. Sidney Mensch, 1834 I street, $5. Mervin Gatewood, 20 § street south- west, $5. Andrew W. Johnson, 1340 T street, $5. Claude McMullan, 1534 S street northeast, $5. Frank K. Miller, 1224 Fourth street southwest, $10. Denzil 8. Owen, no address given, $5. Inez E. Lee, 5320 East Capitel street, $10. William H. Vicary, St. Elizabeth's Hospital, $5. Christian L. Gliem, 6422 Eighth street, $5. Willle G. Yarborough, 935 Golden street southwest, $10. Clyde M. Simms, 1820 California street, $5. Robert E. Walker, 1930 Capitol ave- nue northeast, $5. ‘Willie R. Netherton, 1629 E street southeast, $5. Arthur E. McKinney, 518 Thirteenth street northeast, $5. Amos M. Bosore, 3310 M street, $5. Eugene F. Quigley, 182¢ Potomac avenue southeast, $5. Clarence G. Ransom, no address given, $5. Stowell B, Swann, 4602 Walsh street, $5. Karlwest Hickman, jr., 3100 Wiscon- sin avenue, $10. Ralph K. Shumaker, 4007 Wiscon- sin avenue, $5. Arthur C. Berry, 1351 Fourth street southwest, $5. Edward Finckel, 809 Taylor street, $5. William 8. Cane, 1900 F atreet, $5. Wiliam H., Harris, 120834 8 street, 8. Clark R. Miller, 2131 Massachusetts avenue, $5. Norman C. Tanner, 1343 Childress street, $5. Ralph P. Curtis, 1812 Gainesville street southeast, $5. Wilton 8. Schrider, Maryland, $5. Ronald V. Crosby, Maryland, $5. Michael K. McKnight, Maryland, Alston Vanderhorst, Maryland, $5. Martin C. Darnell, Maryland, $5. Pete P. Messina, Maryland, $5. PERMITS SUSPENDED. The following operators’ permits have been suspended or revoked as of May 17: Bernardine A. Bronzonie, 5405 Sec- ond street, 30 days. Frederick L. Cadigan, 4908 First street, 30 days. Willlam 8. Carroll, 1329 Belmont street, suspended. Marvin M. Courtney, 3035 Douglas street northeast, 30 days. Edward O. Evans, 3143 L street, re- voked. Claude C. Gantt, 2040 F astreet, 30 days. John Garrett, 405 Seward square southeast, 30 days. Joseph F. Hagen, 1004 K street northeast, suspended. James H. Johnson, 1125 Sixth street, 30 days. Raymond 8. Royston, 3904 North- ampton street, 30 days. Booker E. Williams, 416 First street, revoked. James M. Wimsatt, 2512 Sixteenth street, revoked. Walter J. Hollohan, Chevy Chase, Md,, revoked. Robert L. Myers, Waynesboro, Pa., revoked. Wilber E. Newton, Oxon Hill, Md., revoked. Burgoyne H. Porter, Baltimore, 30 ys. Edward Roberts, Seat Pleasant, Md., 30 days. Arthur D, Stickler, Lansford, Pa. revoked. FRANTIC with ITCH Oj ANNOYING RASHES. ATHLETE'S FOOT, ECZEMA, RINGWORM, PIMPLES AND OTHER SKIN IRRITATIONS Get quick, almost miraculous relief with Cuticura Ointment—for over 60 years a successful, amazingly effective Ointment. Soothes itching torture, checks irritation, promotes rapid heal- ing of skin and scalp. Use daily along with mildly medicated, super-emollient Cuticura Soap. Ointment 25c. Soap 25¢, Buy BOTH at any druggist's. For FREE sample, just write “Cuticura” . Department 23, o [) Malden, Mass, Church, officiated at the sweet and impressive ceremony. After leaving the church every one went by Mrs. John Keith's (grand- mother of the twins) home for mint Juleps. It was a most delightful party, one of those occasions when old friends meet who have not seen each other for years. I heard one of them say, “It is s0 delightful to see all of my friends and relations, for I rarely see some of them except when we meet at a relative's funeral. But today we are having such a happy time.” Among those present at the christening were Mrs. R. Carter Scott, Miss Bunny Scott, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Augustine, Miss Lucy Carter Scott Augustine, Mrs. Carter Scott, jr.; Mrs. Gray Gar- land, Mrs. Armistead Welford and Harry Augustine, jr., all of Richmond, and Dr. and Mrs. Charles Howze, Mrs. Louie Jeffries, Mr. B. L. Hardin, sr; Dr. and Mrs. B. L. Hardin, jr.; Mark Hardin and Miss Laurie Harris of Washington. Others there were Mr. and Mrs. Gould Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Green, Mrs. Alfred Ran- dolph, Miss Virginia Randolph, Mrs. John Webb Tyler, Mrs, Robert Neil- son, Miss Emily Neilson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bowden, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Tiffany, Mr. and Mrs. James Hamil- ton, Miss Hilda Horden, Mrs. Isham Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Melville Bearns, Mrs. Thomas Keith, Miss Kate Keith, Mrs. Edward M. Spilman, Miss Fanny Keith, Mrs. John Rose, Mr. and Mrs, Edward Thornton, Hugh Spilman, Gerry Webb and James Keith of Char- lottesville, ‘HE Foxcroft Garden has been a busy and exciting place this week, as rehearsals progress for the pag- eant, “Flora’s Feast,” to be held there tomorrow afternoon, starting at 4:30 Lansburghs SEVENTH, EIGHTH ond £ STREETS o'clock. Fauquier-Loudoun Garden Club members, who are putting on the show, are working hard to make it & great success. Mrs. Warner Snider of Leesburg is certainly the hardest worker of them all, for she wrote the pageant and is managing it as well. Following the pageant a short play, “Square Pegs,” will be given, and Miss Gertrude Borzi is coming from New York to sing. THE Loudoun Hunt horse show will be held at Belmont, the estate of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hurley, Saturday, beginning at 10 a.m. There will be 22 classes for hunters, jump- ers, hacks and ponies, and the entry list includes some of the best show horses of Northern Virginia. W. F. Peach, secretary, expects this to be the largest and best show they have put on for many a year. Silver trophies will be given in all classes, and, although entries for the pro- grams have been closed, Mr. Peach will take post entries the day of the show. The show ring on beautiful Belmont estate has newly white- washed fences and ralls for the occa- sion, and fresh green brush has been put in the jumps. THE WRITE HOUSE WATCH THURSDAY'S STAR Ofstrict 7875 ANTI-MOTH CAMPAIGN Reefer-Galler No-Moth Solid Deadly to moths—it's pun- gent, fragrant odor will fill your eloset but won't cling C to your clothing. Refill just 69c, E Sla Cedarized Spray Moth protection for ecarpets, rugs, draperies, clothing. 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