The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-22
BRILLIANT MEET
OF THE HUNT CLUB |.
A More Enjoyable Evening Was
Never Spent Behind tire
Dogs-1,l,osc Who Drove.

4NCNSl 5'CpClIL DAlAiiiA -. a
Dogs-Those Who Drove.
''Then fiji your, glass and drain It. too
with all your heart and soul.
TO the best Of sports-the fox hunt. the
fair ones and tho bowl
TO stout heart In adversely, though
very III to steer.
And when fortunes smiles a score OF
friends like those around us here
$ Adam Lindsay Gordon.
A brisk November afternoon, clear over
head and perfect under foot, saw ono OF
the most brilliant meets at the Reservoir
yesterday afternoon that the Deep Run
Hint have ever held. The PINK
coats began to. arrive early and BY the
time Mr.. Harry G. Beatte, M. T. ~;
Allen Potts and Spencer l.. Carter, the
two honorary whips, arrived win houhus'
the Boulevard was literally blocked with
traps and vehicles. Hounds we're taken
to q point east Of the Sunnyslde estate
and cast in the brick Kiln field they
found quickly and led the field over
flight Of rails near sunnnyside house.
Or. Joseph A. White cano crnpper at
this jump. but was on his feet IN a mo-
rnent and finished we'll UP. Hounds swung
wide to the left and strenmed across the
hill back of sunnyside. taking the field
over black thorn hedge near the pat
terry. The entire field got over this IN
good stye from there the course Jay III
a westerly direction across the villa ms
estate, whore hounds checked at Kissing
Lane Tho jump into the Lane was
trappy, out Of a stiff pillow. Hounds were
carried On and cast In Patterson's field;
getting quickly away. they carried the
field at lively clip past Leonard Heights.
through the Chantilly woods to the Broad
Street road. From there into the church
field there was jumping galore 'Without
mishap. Hounds checked near Bethlehem
Church and found again In Johnson
field, and running straight through the
Beattie and Acca estates finished at the
kennels with tho field well UP. COMING
through Acca q stiff lot OF timber kept
the field busy, and 1t was beautltu'
sight to see them gallop across the hedses
and over the five jumps In front OF the
club enclosure Among those who finish
ed we'll up were Mr.. H. c. Beattie, NJ. F.
H., on "Pathfnder"' The honorary whips,
Messrs Allen Potts and Spencer Carter
on "Allen Brecht" and .'Squeedunk.'
John Stewart Bryan on "Eleva tor MIR.
sydnor on king Dodo," Blanchard
FORBES on 'Whirlwind." Mr.. ]. 7. An
derson on Bohemian Joe" Barton
Grundy on "Wellbruner." Randolph Hoi-
!aday on "Warminster." Otto Noting on
"Heindel," Mr. Reeves Merritt. OF New
York, on Dame Forfeit. Messrs. Sid
ney Buford. Frank Guptil Olandes
Young, Saunders, Fred Scott, Harry Beat
tie, Jr. H otchkiss. DR., Joseph A. White
Hobson and others.
Among those who drove down to the
meet and afterwards to the club mouse
were the Misses Harris Miss Carr, Mr..
HablIston, Mrs Schuyler Hamilton, Miss
Hubbard, Miss Peters. Mrs. st. George
Bryan, DR.. Robert c. Bryan. Mrs. John
Stewart Bryan. Miss Claudia Palmer,
Charles Boiling, Miss Wood, OF Char
llttesvllle; Miss Walker. Mrs. Pemberton.
OF New York; Mrs. A, H. Christian. Jr,
Mrs. John Shelton Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Boiling, Miss Moore, Of Char
lottesvile; Miss. Walker, Mrs PemDerton
Katherine Halves. Mr.aand Mrs. LaBonta.
MI. and MRS hfeanley, MI, and Mrs.
Blodgett, Miss Bemis. u Mrs. Randolph
Williams, Mrs. James ". Allison Colonel
and Mrs Alexander Cameron, Mr.. Gay,
OF New York: Mr.. Percy Griffin. OF New
York; DR.. Cook, of Baltimore; Or. Louis
Livingston. Miss Mary Lyons. Mrs. Hugh
Campbell Mr.. seay. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
N. Carter, Mr. Randolph Boiling, Mr..
Saunders Hobson, Mr.. Frank Davenport.
Mr. Brydon Tenant, Mrs Joseph T..
Willard, Mrs. Stison Hutchins, Mrs
rranK Christian, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Aawes and others.
The ladies of the Reception Committee
were Mrs. John Shelton, Mrs.
James W, Allison. Mrs. a; H. Christian.
Miss Julia Harris. Mrs. Alexander Cam
eron, Mrs Otway Allen. who served tea
delightfully."- In the CHEEKY club-roon.