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In one of the most outstanding- social and hunting events of the season, the Rappahannock 'Hunt was host to the Old Dominion Hunt and other distinguished visitors yesterday at Double Gates for the beginning of the hunt and for breakfast at “Mt. Prospect.”
A field of. kbout 40 turned out at Fletcher’s Double Gates. Among these were Col. Alfred Hinckley, M.F.H., Old Dominion Hunt; Mrs. Robert Winmill, exM.F.H., of Warrenton; Col. H. H. C. Richards of Rappahannock Hunt, whip; W.. G. Eastham, whip; John R. DdBergh, whip and secretary of the Rappahannock Hunt; and J. E. geyser, Jr., and James W. Fletcher, M.F.H. of Rappahannock Hunt.
Other distinguished guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rochester, of Old Dominion Hunt: Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rochester, Jr., of Warrenton; Mallory Nash; of Warrenton; Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Triplett of Old Dominion Hunt; Mr. and Mrs. John Brecken of Old Dominion Hunt; Mrs. Kobzine of Warrenton; Capt. and Mrs. Peter Greton, H.M. Royal Navy; Cc<l. and Mrs. Windsor, D.S.L.M.C.. British attache; Mr. and Mi's. Wade H. Massie, Jr., Col. Jack Horner, of Old Dominion Hunt; Mrs. Ann Eidson of Markham; Jack Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart MoBryde of Manassas; Oliver Durant, who brought guests and friends from his neighborhood; Mr. and Mrs. William Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Conway Seeley, Mr. and Mrs. John Sheehan, James Galloway, of Bull Run Hunt; William J. Smith, Jr., of Culpeper.
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