The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30
DIR II IN 4
One of the Fest Hunts of the Season He!t
Yesterday Afternoon.


The beautiful weather of yesterday in
duced q large attendance al the resuia.
meet of the Deep Kun Hunt Cub. IN
number was, perhaps, the largest out thi.
season. ana the chase was a most excit-
.ng and eX%nilafatlng one.
II was conceded to be the best hunt OF
the season. The meet was M RIO vista
the throw off was 10 the right OF Ia,
road, this side OF Grants. The cOurst
was through Grants. Ashburner's, tn
Chimney Led. over to the Deep ltun road,
.hence by Staples pond TO Bethlehem.
church, thence TO the clubhouse, at whic
mere was "a beautiful finish over the
jumps. Ii was indeed a quick thine
.ting, the progress OF the hunt thre-
riders were unseated, but no one wa
Iurt.
Mr. II. c. Beattie, NJ. L. H., on Mis-
Christians Lady Lillian rode, as he
always does, true and straight, and wa
nafd TO follow. Following him like T.
SHADOW was Miss Mary Forbes, Of War
fenton. Va. who, on Major Aliens Pa
nuuky.' rode superbly. Prominent in tht
'front.' Of the hunt was Mr.. Higginbotham
pn his gray mare Duchess, aud Mr.
Muscoe Garrett. on Mr.. O. II. Berry,
'Daric.' This was only "Daric's' sccon
uunt. and he acquitted himself hand
somely. Master Everett Waddey. on ht
gray colt. took his jumps in great shape
ana could give some OF the old uns e
lesson. Dr. Triton and Mr.. Savage tw
IF the old standbys Of the field. on thei
lorses Deep Run and Amelia Belle,
we're in their usual places. well up
ront Great i~terest was shown by tn
spectators who had driven out to various
oints along the course OF the hunt. Their
we're a great many at "Ashburner's,
{ which point there are four jump
which can be easily seen from the roac
There were several loOKers-on at Bethle
en- church also. The hounds never re-
ctter. the scent was holding, II III
'ace fast.
Messrs. Joe ard Jake Anderson wer
Irving traps instead Of hunting. Amoncg
hose out with the hounds were. beside
hose already mentioned Mr.. l.. {
ounger. Or. Joseph a. White and Mis-
sophie White. Dir. !. II. White. Or. Tcus
r and Miss May Woodward. Mr. an
irs. T. n. Carter, Mss Blacker. Messrf
T. II. Clarke. W. s.. WORKMAN. +. Wad
ey. +. II. Maanley. William Kruger. r
/. Wortham. j. T. Parkinson. ]. q. Skel
IN. Srercer L. Carter, j. d. Mathews
,. II. Bosf or.
Amongst those at the clubhouse wer1
'orn@ MS Pi~"ne. Ms II. y. N"lle. o
L~eesburg. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. O +. Bresee
~. Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Glasgow. O
4oanoke: Mrs. W. Ben. Palmer. Mrs. G
\. Davenport. Mrs. Frank Male o,
,rlcksburg: Miss Hattie Ross, Mis
'aughton. Of Vermont: Mrs. Fred
nleosants. Mics Julia Farris Mr.. y.
BASKERVILLE Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Scott
Mrs. Ranlett. Of Hollvokc Mass. Messrg
Tohn Rutherford. Wvnham Pollin~, J
: Crenshaw. Colonel COrsc. Now Yor'-
,. w.. Gaines. g. w. S~icer. W. s DAME
-. Davie. and Mr.. +. S. Craven. Of Green
cod. va. who arrived from Engian'
Fr'day.
Tho huntino appointments for Febrrar'
are: Wednesday. I'd. New Reservoir: SGT
'rdav. 9Th. Kennels; Wednesday. or
~hantillv. Saturday. -. Pic Visa. We
-osdav. 1f'h. roir Grounds. Saturdav
10Th. Kennels. Wednesday. 22f. New Re-
rvoir: Saturday. 26th Rio Vista.