Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-06
THE DEEP RUN CLUB.
STARTS OUT WITH BRnLIANT
PROSPECTS FOR THIS SEASON.
LARGELY INCREASED MEMBERSHIP.
Formal Opening of the New HONS
of This Organization-Descri
of the Building--List Of the Officers
and Members

rhe Deep Run Hunt Club begins its
fourth year under the most favorable
circumstances. With III members. and
as cosey a clubhouse as II could wish,
the organization will commence the sea-
son with hunt on the 18th OF October.
The new quarters are located near La
burnum, and are only about fifteen min
utes' drive from the city. They can be
reached by the dummy line" and the
Richmond. Fredericksburg, and Potomac
railroad, being only 100 yards distant
from the latter. The building ia a hand
some two-story brick structure, and was
designed by Mr.. d. Wyley Anderson. On
the first floor are the ladies' parlors,
large double dinlng-room. and two
spacious halls. -Four bedrooms are on
the second floor. besides the office,
pantry bathrooms. etc. Large verandaz
run around the entire building.
FURNISHING THE STRUCTURE.
The clubhouse Is now being handsome
ly furnished, and everything Will be In
readiness for the annual meeting, which
VIII be held in the new house on the Isl
OF October.
At this meeting the election Of officers
will take place. and probably business oi
Importance be transacted.
The club will start the season well
equipped In every respect. There ere
thirty-six hounds In the kennel, and
stable accommodations for forty horses
have been provided.
The Deep Run Hunt Club sprang into
fV, c.,I 81,
bership OF eight. There are now III
names upon the books. The officers Of
the club are as follows: Major Otway
Allen, president Or. Joseph White, vice.
president: Mr.. William Rueger, trea.
surer; and Mr.. Z. A. S. Brine, secre
tary; ). III. Handbook, master Of hounds
Dr. II. l.. Triton, Captain Haxall and
Mr.. j. r. j. Anderson, Board OF Cover
nors.
OLD AND NEW MEMBERS.
The first eight members OF the orgsnt
cation were Mossrs. 5. II. Handbook w
NJ. Leathly, William Rueger OJway 5
Allen, Philip HaXall James T.. TurEan
and Z. A. S. Brine. Now. the folowlnf
names are upon the membership book
Otway S. Allen, j. 7. Anderson, j. r.
j. Anderson, Thomas Atkinson. c. A
Allen. r. S. Archer, j. l.. Antrim. ~
VI. Blacker, Z. A. S. Brine, Starhops
Bolling, Joseph Bryan, j. Kerr Branch
j. Blythe Branch. John +. Branch, Harry
c. Beattie, Jackson Brandt, Louis
Borchers, c. W. Branch, J. S. Bryan,
j. F. Bradley, W. S. Bishop. John D.
Blair, Thomas Boiling, o. II. Berry. J.
b. Beasley, Il. S. Craven. Il. ". Carter
II. II. Clarke. a. II. Christian, Y. w.
Christian, John A. Coke, III. Causton. j.
III rbafin
shaw. r. d. Christian, G. c. Cauthorn
j. l.. Davidson, G.. A. Davenport, j. I'll.
Dickerson, Jr, Isaac Davenport, ]. NJ
Dill, a. II. Donnan, c. r. Doyle, w. CA
Ferguson, r. II. Gaines, Barton IL
Grundy, Lew!s~ Ginter. T.. n. Garcin. J,
4. Glasgow. Jr., Philip HaxalL 8. II.
Handbook. G. b. Ho5son. John ID,
Hooe, NJ. de G.. Hobson, c. A.. Hamll.
ton, Frank A. Hobson, r. L. Hewitt
s. II. Hawes. w. b. Isaacs, Jr, E.
Kerston. C. d. Langhorne. w. M Leath.
ley, G. X. Lee. S. II. Lishtfoot. Charles r..
L.oefiier, NJ. F.. La Bonita. p. II. Mayo.
j. II. Montague, Jr., L. It. Meyers
Julian Morris, j. D. Matthews. w. r.
Meredith, W. r. Msssle, Jackson Miller
j. b. Mosley, J. A. Morris, Virginius
Newton, r. l.. Norris. Allen Potts,
James II. Patterson. Langhorne Putney,
J. ID. Patton, William Ruegor Thomas
Rutherford, William c. Schmidt. -. III.
Savage, Charles l.. Seigel, George w.
Stevens, j. G.. Skelton, Charles NJ.
Shields, " T. Seymour, r.. Strudwick,
7. d. Stokes, James Il. Turpin, A. II,
Thlerman, r. l.. Triton. r. A. Taylor
r. G. Tinsley, w. r. Trisg. Miss Tennant
Joseph A. White, j. Skelton VIII.
Hams. G.. A. Walker, I. II. White, II.
VI. Woon, John II. Wallace, c. w will
liams. John G.. Walker. w. III. Wash
ington, j. III. Webb-Peploe. p. V. VIII.
Dams. and c. d. Wingfeld.