The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09


Il ling stream. where a pit has already BEEN
3 dug and Mas ter Piggy srs nded boVSS
3ithe glowing Goals, is slowly sizzling and B
N browning and giving out the most deli.sS
pcious odors for hungry factories to- sniff
SR Tho autumn maid has a. chance to dis
# play her skill & In the manufacture Ola
Isl delicious salad before Il the ! pig Is lone
quite to the polntyof perfection and the !
isroasted potntocs and Indian corn are just u
/ what they should 8be to seem the most
delicious OF items In the al fresco& bill or
& fare. Crosses plucked in the meadow.
$rlnsed In the brook, and covered with
Il French dressing or mayonnaise seems to-
y furnish just the pungency and crispnessss
that adds to the sylvan Srepast the CROWN:
4 ling point OF perfection. g5 ssS III III
asglf there Is nything which goes beEond#
the jaunt as a plea surable experience. It y
Il must be the coaching party, where the
winding of the horn the cheerful music
" OF quick ting hootss the gay laughter
D and bad Image of the company make the
smiling countenances Of esautumn mall
Eft in with the glorics OF the II landscapa$
lie md the softened splendor OF the autumn
sunshine 81 I. n i3$ssS3
! Sometimes the autumn maid ID offs her
fcoachlng gown hat and veil. 4 ys a side
Ifthe natty walking costume OF tweed and III
the little velvet tocque with It's touch Of
scarlet to ma tchS the scarlet Of the NAPLES
land appea IS "a rraved I'll ,1jnh san tSbrow,,s2
with q her light fowllng piece over
shoulder, her lunch packed snuglyf8 away
in hyr bag, her cartridges quite In pro-
per shap pc and her retriever at her side.Ss
Erect, steady as to nerves, ligh at anu Ii
Arm IS to hand, she tramps over stu bile
field and through marsl1y bot toms proves
an admirable comrade, bags & her game
and comes home In theSt CHIT g enjoys
with the heartiest,. broile part ges Tor
supper. ID 58 a II s54s s3sS. ri
Orr the early morning Will the 3ta.ngISs N. N.
OF the frost IS In the clear faint rose
tinted atmosphere, and the View au lilo #s
tho chase Is heard IN u the cr,sx Of thee es
hunters horn and the baying 4 Of thaH
hounds. the autumn maid IN her Jau lly 's8
rect riding attire. dispenses "a or shares
graceful hospitality at the hunt break
fast, springs lightly to ths saddle after
wards, keeps up with the fore NOSE dur 81 81
Ing the day and brings home the fox
brush when the quarry has Seen run
to earth. Deer hunting which enerally HI
Involves an outing OF several days and
camping during the time, Is something
that requires more experience. The ~
American girl, however. Is 4 always ~ I'M
daunted, and always ready for ney, ex-s8sass
lperiences More than one mem bersi nf.S,,
Richmond society has been out wit y the
deer hunters and in at the kill which hi
followed upon a long and exciting cha se,sf
And these young women are looking ~
forward with pleasure to n epetl ton 81 S5
another deer hunt this season.
The golf and the polo ground know ~
the figure OF the autumn maid who saSs
has not infrequently been q successful
contestant on both the links and at the
mounted game where formerly was sY
considered that only manly nerves coul ia Eas
endure the strain or wrest vi tory from. SS
apparent defeat q Sss1
little later and at the Rich mend ana
New York Horse Show, the autumn ~ aid 9SS
who has proved her prowess as q 8pedes.sS
5trlan as a handler Of the riDho MS as AZ Z
rider and as IA sportswoman5 and huntress asSs
will be totally matamorphosed. 5sg
Il Not that she will lose her charm. Quite hi
the contrary. for though she will have
put off her out-of-door garb and wi "
appear In the diaphanous folds OF her
evening gown. WITH rad roses In her hair
and her hands, though, she Will be kde-,lls88s
1muyely seated in the front row OF bpxes.ss
and look as innocent OF field chase Ind
barbecue as an angel, still she will prove 81
herself the same delightful mpulsiye q nd
Irresistible being, whom all the world
adores as the out-of-door autumn Sill
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