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Dan Van Clief New President Of Virginia Horsemens Assn. WARRENTON, Va., May 21.— Daniel G. Van Clief, owner of Nydi-ie Stud, Esmont, Va., was elected to the presidency of the Virginia Horsemens Association, succeeding C. T. Chenery. Other officers elected at yesterdays meeting of the new board of directors include Melville Church TX, owner of North Cliff Farm, Rixeyville, vice-president; Tyson Gilpin, president of Fasig Tipton Co., and co-owner of Kentmere Farm at Boyce, secretary; and Colin MacLeod, Jr., owner of Dunvegan Farm at Upperville, treasurer. Directors of the association for the coming year are in addition to the above officers: A. A. Baldwin, White Post; Dr. Henry Boynge, Gordonsville; Stephen C. Clark, Middleburg; C. T. Chenery, Dos-well; Walter Craigie, Richmond; J. North Fletcher, Warren ton; Justin Funkhouser, Charlestown, W. Va.; Sam Graham, Pur-cellville; Fordon Grayson, Upperville; Mrs. G. P. Greenhalgh, Berry ville; Raymond .Guest, Bayard; Taylor Hardin, Upperville; Abram S. Hewitt, White Post; Dr. R. L. "Humphrey Mouhtville; Mrs. Fay Ingalls, Hot Springs; Howell Jackson, Middleburg; Dr. L. P. Jones, Charlottesville; Lawrence Lewis, Charles City; Stacy B. Lloyd, Berry-ville; Paul Mellon, Upperville; Dr. F. A. OKeefe, Warrenton; W. Haggin Perry, Cobham; David N. Rush, Jr., Leesburg; Mrs. Marion duPont Scott, Montpelier Station, and Mackay Smith, White Post, Va.
