The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
'7HE CLANS GATHER
At THE M NE { ( LEN JF|I|
The New Pavilion to Be Opened
With q Grand Ger
man. x, a.

include reop from any cities and see
ticns, and still they come, aud never
before was this resort In better condl-
ton to receive .nnd satisfy all Corners
Around the cool &nnd shady SPRING
house, wltllits broad porches and rooms
and conveniences, are now clustered as.
favored site other recreation, AND
pleasure buildings. s,ich as the dancing
and music pavilion ind the bowling al
ley. while OH the slope side Is the newly
fitted up club hotse in a cool and shady
plarc Under the walnut apple and
locust trees are many rustic benches
scattered over the lawns OF heavy green
grass, and where the busy birds are
singing their sweetest songs I'LL day
long, and where lovers are wont to do
their wooing.
An arched. electric lighted pathway
and promenade leads TO these points OF
most freQucnted and pleasant resorts
All day long boys play ball md the
young folks are trsing their shnl at.
archery and other games at different
points OF the lawns. The older set settle
down at card contest parties at all
hours, while the music sends forth sweet
melodies through and from the hotd ro-
tunda 8t
Friday week the new pavilion will be
opened with grand german, when 1t IS
proposed IN tnlS COIlIlcSliolt " iiitbeo
4 special week end railroad service to
this place Tickets good from Friday
until Monday from Richmond Raleigh
.Danville and othar points.
At least two or three germans Will
hereafter be regular feature OF every
week at Tho Mccklenburg.
on Tuesday night the Hon. Henry
Rlount. OF Wilson, n. G.. and editor OF
the Wilson Mirror. delighted an appre-S
ciative audience that filled the lecture
hall of The Mecklenburg, with his ia
nous and humorous lecture ''beSono
the Alps Lies Italy. ia
AS mos rcoin Is needed In the hotel
for guests sample room for drumn1ers
has been established outside, most cons
vcniently, and the water department Of
flee has been removed to the club
house. g,t III lf5
There is no medical convention being
held here. though there are often many
doctors here, and among those now here
are Dr. D. f. Everitt, of Raleigh, n. G..
DR.. stanccll Of Hargaretsvillc. n. CT,
and Or. Lucius Iansford, of Norfolk, Va.
Captain Q. II. Hayes, an active, hale
and happy Confederate veteran has
charge Of the livery here. and In this
capacity Is having a lively time with
the lovely and lively young ladies of The
Meckleuburg, whom he daily instructs
in horseback riding. which Is a labor of
love. so to say, after You hire your
horses The Captain has engagements
days ahead, while the exercise proves
very beneficial and healthy, and adds
much life to the many attractions OF
The Mecklenburg. The new livery is
very much in demand otherwise
III Two popular young men from, Rich
mond.s Mr.. E. NJ Crutchfeld and n. F.
Smith, after several days enjoyment Of
this place left by private conveyance
for Boydton. Va, on business.
y No one who was here last March and
who witnessed the great Mecklenburg
fox chase meet will 4 yerSsforget&i It, but
the coming and crnWtllnE event of the
second meet but first organized one.
for this fall October "a to 2sth. inclu-
sive, Is destined to eclipse all former
events, and for which preparations are
now being made in receiving great
membership. Initiation fee. s1.00, yearly
fee. $500, entities mambers to all the
privileges.
Correspondence points already to much
enthusiasm In anticipation of the next
great Virginia and North Carolina meet.
Among we'll known people here for
some weeks are Hon. F. M Simmons.
his wife and two daughters; Captain E.
j. Parish and wife. Of New York; Mrs.
G.. a. Mebane and Mr. G. A. Mebane
and Mr.. G.. A. Mebane, Jr., of Spray.
n. c.. ex-Congressman Bum, with his
two daughters. Rocky Mount, n. c.; Col
#. NJ. Washington and wife, Wilson. n.
Among late arrivals were Mr.. NJ. L. T.
Davis Harry S. Davis. Norfolk. Va; T.
G. Abbott. f. r. Roberts. Q. H. King
]. NJ. Atkinson. w. n. Barrett, John D.
Blair, p. w Hessberg and wife, G.. NJ.
Palmer, John S. Goldsmith. G. J. Miller.
p. H. Randolph, E. NJ CrtuchfIeld. T.
". Pritchard Miss IIaZelgrove, George
C. Gregory. James w Gregory. Rich
mond, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Cross
and baby. DR.. D. r. Everltt. Jeffrey
stanback. ]. B. Green, Raleigh n. c.:
Col. T. n. Washington (returncd); Mrs
n. c.; Hon. Henry Bount, Mrs. r. a.
Woodard Wilson. y. c.: Or. and Mrs.
r. II. Stanccl Margaretsville, N. c.;
Mr. ". G. TIarrell, Emporia. Va; J. r.
Ahernetuy. Petersburg, Va: JUAN
Freeland. Detroit; Mrs, l.. ]. Lloyd. s.
NJ. Lloyd. Miss Morgan Lynchburs Va;
kenncr Crawley, Farmyille Va; A. a.
Isaacs J. B. Rawlings. Baltimore; c. r.
Johnson. Wightman, n c.; w. r. Gih.
Oxford n. CO. ~ r.. Weinberg l'runs-
wick, Md: G. ~. Stanford A. S. Gallo
way, Sorth Sarollna: -, ~. COOKE, ioids-
boro y. c.; r. r. Dunlap, J. a. Glenn,
j. W. Glenn, South Boston. Va; w. 8.
Powell. Durham. n. c.. Mrs. l.. Kelly,
Miss a. Kelly, Mr.. w. Kelly, Savannah,
Ga: Mrs. C. a. Hunt, Master Hunt, Miss
Hunt, Graham, n. c.: Mr.. T. Banks
Holt. Graham. n. c.; r. j.. Gillespie.
New York; c. d. Mnyuck, Manchester.
Va; s. s. Parham, Henderson. n. CT:
r.. r., Boylln Baydton, Va. q. WILSON,
Boston. Mass; r. ". Rancy, Peters
burg. Va; Col. -. Cameron. Raleigh.
~. g.: Mr., a p. Harris, Wnrrenton. n.
g.: Miss Elan, Suffolk. Va; Miss G. A..
Woodland Miss Lily Woodland. Norfo r.
Va; Mrs. s. H. Woody, Mr. s, A..
Young, Petersburg, Va.
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