Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1937, Page 25

Activities Among the Horse-Lovers of HARLES TOWN racing gDcsiWelboume on Friday. ‘ on each day with good crowds In the Hunt Country Virginia and Maryland. Mrs. George Slater is having he in attendance. On Monday ity sual flarse THE - EVENING STAR, George R. Slater will see that it is a delightful dance. Judges for the many interesting classes will be: For hunter and breed- ing classes, Frank Bowditch of Wil- mington, Del, and James Butler of New York City; remount classes, Col. ‘W. W. Whitside of Front Royal, Va.; ' thoroughbred classes, Humphrey S. Finney of Annapolis, Md.; draft class, by Harry Russell of Winchester, Va., and Thomas I. Marshall of Wood- stock, Va. Members of society who have taken boxes at the horse show and are enter- taining friends include. Mrs. D. C. Sands, Miss C. H. No- land, Mrs. Paul Whitin, Mrs. B. E. Basil Hall, Miss Elizabeth Lemmon, Mrs. A. C. Randolph, Mrs. Oliver D. Filley, Mrs. Fairfax Harrison, W. F. Hitt, Dr. C. D. Langhorne, Mrs. Hunter de Butts, Mrs. C. V. B. Cush- man, Mrs. George Gaither, Mrs. H. Rozier Dulany, sr.; Mrs. H. Rozier Du- lany, jr.; Mrs. Russell Grace, Mrs. H. T. Oxnard, Mrs, J. B. Skinner, Mrs. C. Oliver Iselin, jr; Mrs. Alvin V. Baird, Mrs. J. T. Ramey, Sunny Bank Farm, Mrs. Paul Llewellyn, Wallace Kenyon, Mrs. W. B. Watkins, Mrs. W. McK. Jones, Mrs. Sterling Larrabee, Mrs. John B. Anderson, Mrs. Richards S. Peach, Mrs. Hubert Phipps, Mrs. Ayers Starr, Frank Littleton, Col. W. W. Whiteside, Col. John Tyssowski, R. H. Mathissen, Fred W. Sharp, Ad- miral and Mrs. Cary T. Grayson, Mrs. William Mitchell, Mrs. Robert C. Fletcher, W. H. Lipscomb, Morris Par= ris, Miss Clarissa Fleming, Mrs. T. B. Glascock, Miss Mary Warren, Mrs. Eu- gene Bradbury, Mrs. Joshua Fletcher, | Mrs. W. G. Fletcher, Mrs. Edmund Horgan, Fletcher Harper, Mrs. Nor- man de R. Whitehouse, Mrs. Robert | Young, Mrs. W. C. Langley, Willlam | du Pont, Maj. W. H. Clifford, H. D. | Whitfield, Mrs. N. H. Morison, Mrs. Anne T. Morison and Credinal. Brazil is buying most of its road construction machinery in America. WASHINGTON, D. C, many interesting people were eeen lunching in the club house as they studied programs, trying to pick & winner before the first race was called. Among them were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gilpin, who were en- tertaining Mrs. George Draper of Bostorr and William H. Lipscomb of Leesburg; Mr. and Mrs. Melville Church of Washington, Mrs. Ralph Richardson and her daughter, Mrs. Fred Spencer; Mrs. Harrison Nesbit and her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Nes- bit; Mrs. Reginald Bishop and Miss Emily North King, Capt. and Mrs. Jack Johnston, who were running a horse; Mrs. Llewellyn Bull, who ran two horses that day: Miss Connie Lyon, and James McCormick. Others seen were Mrs. Lockwood Honore, looking very stunning in a black linen dress, trimmed in white; Miss Rose McDonald of Berryville, who was there with Mrs. Bull, and Leslie Combs of Huntington, W. Va., who 15 on the racing commission and is seen nearly every day at Charles ‘Town, as is Jay Eyster, who lives near- by at Halltown. Guests are beginning to arrive in the Upperville neighborhood for the horse show on Friday and Saturday and all households will soon be full. luncheons on the hor-e show grounds each day. Mr. and Mrs. William Fletcher are giving a luncheon. Mrs. Arthur C. Marshall, Mrs. Harry Moore, Mrs. Paul Whitin and Mrs. Peter B. Wood will entertain, as usual, with a picnic luncheon under the large | spreading oak tree on the show ‘ grounds, where the Carters have held | luncheons for years and years. On | Saturday Baron and Baroness d'Epre- | mesnil are entertaining their friends | at a large luncheon during the recess | | hour of the horse show at Edgewood, | | the home of Mrs. Henry T. Oxnard | near Upperville. Dinner parties will | i be given for house parties and visitors | and on Saturday night there will be | a horse show dance at Duchanan Hall, | Upperville. 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