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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1911

Page

2

Baby Wins The F.F.Y.s Opens Their Fields to Wealthy Hunters

Special to The Washington Fest from The Plains Virginia April 30. The Orange Hunt Club of Fauquier and Loudoun counties bars children but consents to let Mrs. Robert Livingston Gerry build a baby house on club grounds for their son Bobby Gerry. The move softens tensions with visitors and opens hundreds of acres to fox hunting, with ten to twelve millionaires paying $10 100 initiation fees.

Orange Hunt Robert Livingston Gerry Little Son Washington Plains Orange Hunty Hunt Club Fauquier County Virginia Fauquier Loudoun Febert Livingston Gerry New York Newport Arden County Hunt Club Gerry Darkman August Belmont J. Townsend Harriman Belmont Townsend Misa Cornelia Harriman Tha Ama Gerry Hay Mr. Blarkman Bobby Gerry Peter Pia Sherry’s Orange County Robert Derry Orange County Hunt

Social season rails at Rockaway races and New York weddings

Patchwork mail mix inspires debut of Mrs Barclay at Hot Springs. Spring racing drew crowds to Hempstead area grounds with women in bright colors and numerous automobiles. Notable attendees included Mrs Payne Whitney and Mrs Arthur Burden, with fashion details from blue satin to white hats. Lord Decies rents Hereford gardens for the season with Vivien Gould, while George Gould plans a Mayfair move after coronation events.

Wright Barclay New York Rockaway Payne Whitney Arthur S& Burden Arthur [Selin James A. McCrea Goodby Loew Harold, Phipps H. K. Wingut J. F. D. Lanier H. M. Earle Harold Herrick Oregon Seymour Elizabeth Hazara Marlon Hellins Vess Philtias B. Thompson Morton L A. C. Schwartz Bradieh G. Johnson Aymar Johnson Harry &. Page Lord Decies Hereford Gardens Ireland Decies Vivien Gould Punchestown Dublin London Oxford Street George Gould Mayfair Anthony J. Drexel Lord and Lally-Decies

Fair Women on Ivory Miniatures Exhibition Opens

A Washington F street display showcases Robert Keeling’s miniatures of famed women including Mrs Reynolds Hitt Miss May Williams Mrs Spencer Cosby and Mrs Stilson Hutchins The Baltimore born painter now based in London also features English subjects such as Queen Alexandra and the Countess of Essex Keeling praises American beauty noting Mrs Grover Cleveland and Mrs Theodore Roosevelt among his notable works He remarks on American women touring Paris and shaping fashion while cherishing English aristocracy and Parisian charm

Washington Reynolds Hitt May Williams Spencer Cosby Stilson Hutchins Baltimore William. Howard Douglas Huntley Gordon Brice Cotten Jesse Tyson Robert Keeling London Europe Adele Grant Mr. Keeling Grover Cleveland Theodore Roosevelt Paris New York Opera Elisha Dyer

Miniatures Brighten English Collector’s Gallery

Mr. Keeling discusses miniature portraits of notable women including Mrs. Merly of Baltimore and Mrs. John R. Drexel. He notes the charm of coloring and the idea that beauty may lie in expressive moments more than perfect features. The artist seeks “radiant moments” of a woman’s life to glorify the picture. Mr. Keeling, staying with his sister Mrs. Stilson Hutchins, will soon return to England.

Merly Baltimore John R. Drexel Baroness von Breuning Gorgon Mackay Mr. Keeling Keeling Stilson Hutchins England

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