The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-12
RIO Visit 4. MEET,
A CHEVY CHASE
Two Casualties Develop Two H ero
Ines and a Hero.
EXCITING, But NOT SERIOUS
Mrs. ts.ter's Patrieian Features Encounter
Swinging Limb Miss Cameron Goes
Mud-Larkiag Willy-Ni'iy = Or.
Harrison 10 the Rescue.

~, ho,e. wera broken end only drop
-, tr,a ~ blood was shed in the course
Of The hunt of the Deep Run hounas,
which met at Rib Vista YESTERDAY, oa-
there was excitement enough. WINE -
lasted, TO make the occasion memo
ono. II was a wild sort OF excitement
nobody was much hurt Just enough "
surround the leading ladies ana tiie
hero with groups Of so,icitcns. consrata-
latory and admitting friends and make
them wish they had it all TO do asait-
1ust for the fun OF the thing.
1t happened this way: MIR. Allen Potts'
eotinr NJ. f. II. in the absence or ar.
Harry Beattie. who is nursing his dam
ared ribs at "Bloomingdale. ordered III
at $3.50 and the field was soon sai.opins
nway toward Bethlehem Church, .ne
hounds ,.b,anketedf' c.ose and eating asF
Mt q lively rate.
ACCIDENTS TO TWO LADIES.
The ground was little greasy from
3hawing. and good many hud-holes
limited trouble, but everybody was Keen
ahead and all did not see Miss hisle
Cameron, taking a jump, landed IN
miniature bog and come pretty somer-
sauit into the midst OF the SOIL, eTprdc-
ing mud of "Grantlands.
They say that Gwynn Harrison made
They say that he threw his tuckskln
beauty, Pipe Dream. at a six-foot fence
and cleared twenty feet before he came
back to terra frma. There's talk of rum
ming him for the Legislature on the
ground that he is just the man for CAL
way At any rate, he 'sprang to the res
cue" MISS Cameron was quickly restored
to her horse, none the worse for the
tumble. and rode home for change OF
raiment.
Hardly was Miss CaIneron's mishap
s'hull down. as the sailors say when
saucy bough, swinging in the pine thlch-
cts near Bethlehem Church. chucked Mrs.
Thomas Nelson Carter a smart rap un-
der the chin. and ranging backward
scraped her nose, bruised her cheek ana
knocked a hole in her riding derby. II
was a desolating occurrence.
Mrs. Carter rode ga1nely on to the club
house however, and in few minutes.
with the blood marks washed away ana
her hair shaped up again, she was as
sound and happy as the next one.
LARGE HUNTING PARTY.
The hunting party was made UP Of MI
ALLEN Potts, acting NJ. f. d., on Buck
eye; Mrs Thomas Nelson Carter, on
Sareedunk, who was fractions at being
separated from Martha Boiling; Miss I'd
sic Cameron, on Blondin; Miss Helen
Christian, on Lady Lillian: Mr.. Spencer
Carter, on His Highness; DR.. GwTnn Har-
rison, on Pipe Dream, the wonderful
jumper; Mr.. George Cole Scott, on Fritz;
Miss Anne Tenant, on Zaza: Mr. j. h j.
Anderson, on IIiloegard; Master Thomas
Atkinson, on Little Fellow; Mr.. Frank
w. Christian, on Ajax. Joined at the club
T.. Mrs Christian: Mr.. Frank Christian
81, on King; Mr.. Harvey Savage, on
Amelia Belle, and Mr.. Samuel REGISTER,
on Geronimo.
The carriage hunters were Hon. and
Mrs Henry Fairfax. Mr.. and Mrs Cotes-
worth Pinckney, Miss Crail, of Louisville;
Miss Eda Atkinson, Mr.. Randolph Holla-
day, Colonel Langhorne and guests. Miss
Boiling and guests. Mr.. ]. Scott Parrish
and guests. Mr.. William Rueger, taking
the air behind St. George; Mr.. Thomas
Nelson Carter and many others
While Mr. Beattie is on the sick list
Mr. Potts will hunt the HOUNDS. The next
meet will be at the kennels on Wednes-
day at $50 P. NJ.