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At ten ociocx tne spacious wuuc and gold rooms of Meadowbrook , came brilliantly to life with the scarlets and blacks and whites of
the gentleman and the lovely ball dresses of their partners. One was forcibly reminded of the colorful days of Franz Joseph’s Vienna^ when the( grandmarch entered the ballroom brilliant with its crystal chandeliers, wallbrackets and long mirrors. ' • The redecor^tion of this dignif * fied hbose harjust been completed under the direction of Mr_ Duncan the nephew of the. long-time and beloved resident 'of Meadowbrook, the late Mary D. Slaughter Mr. Duncan of Greenwich, Conn. & Westchester, N. Y., is a well known architect. Rappahannock is justifiably proud of the way in which Mr. Duncan has so successfully presented ajid enhanced the beauty of one of the counties finest houses^ 0 A traditional midnight supper of Virginia ham was provided by the good offices of die Women's Auxiliary of the Bromfield Parrish under the Chairmanship of Mrs. Alice Veener. The flower arrangements, carefully designed for the decot of the individual
Ss, were outstandingly handand
proved the unusual talent of Mrs. George Davis and her committee. ‘
Guests of die Rappahannock ; Hunt and its members, who added greatly to the color and interest
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