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Photo courtesy of Laura Schneider AT THE WHITE HOUSE: Col. John R. Bourgeois, left, of Rappahannock County, former conductor of the U. S. Marine Band, known as the "President's Own,” returned to the White House at the invitation of First Lady Laura Bush to attend a reception last week honoring those who participated in the history of music at the White House. A documentary produced by The White House Historical Association called "The White House: In Tune with History" was shown to the 150 guests assembled in the East Room. With Col. Bourgeois is his successor, Col. Tim Foley and Rappahannock News Editor Mary Ann Kuhn.
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