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Famous Lord and Taylor fashions will bedlsplayed, Friday, October 13, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Massle III, near Washington, Va. In a radical break with tradition, high fashion will take the place of fast foxes as the quarry of the Rappahannock Hunt, at 3 o’clock, on ihat Fall day; high tea will replace the hunt breakfast. “Come one, come all! The public Is cordially Invited to our “Fashion Hunt," says Mrs. James Massle, Chairman. The Hostess of Hamden Hall, Mrs. Wade H. Massle, III, and a well known career model, observed, “You'd have to go to Paris or Rome to 6ee such a collection. It’s great, and, she stated, “it's especially seH lected from Lord and Taylor's most advanced styles for our Northern Virginia town and country living." Suits, cocktail dresses, hostess gowns are all In gorgeous, gay, new; colors, highly styled and so-j phisicated for wear at-home and abroad. “Also the prices are right," underlines Mrs. Massle. Hamden Hall, near Massle’s Corners, at the junction of Routes 211 and 522, will pro- j vide a beautiful mountain set- j ting for Rappahannock’s “Fash; ion Hunt." Tickets are avail
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