The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
Ar TERMATH Of
BIG FOX HUNT j
a Long List Of We'll q: Satisfied
Guests at the Neck
lcnburg.

(Spccial Correspondence OF The Times
DispatchO
4 THE MEcKLENBURG, CHASE CITY.
VA, April 1.--Not until Saturday, night
did the festivities OF the Meckenburg
fox chase meet week end with an IN
formal german, but rs the Sunday hour
approached, there was a gradual and re- 1
luc,ant breaking ~ G. what was to all
present one OF the most thoroughly ex-
citing, enjoyable and successful social
events OF th;5 or any other season ut this
place.
rho Mecklenburg management sur
passed itself on. all sides. There was
pleasure and excitement for man, woman 4
and child, from the beginning to the end
OF the week. If tho horses and hounds
could reason or rem ember as their hunt
crs or masters did, never would they for-@
get the day, and neither will they be
forgotten, for together. their names have
been pcrpetuated IN print, and VIII not
perish but BE passed down to posterlty,
SO that at many a future meet here the
great March meet of 1906 at tho Mechlen-ss
burg will be discussed with animation
and Interest as o most notable example OF
& the finest sport and spirit OF chase, and
an event not marred Dy tne least auis-$
scordant circumstances.
The aftermath notes are but reverber-5
cnces echoes OF the actual excitement Of
The week. The telegraph ana special cor
respondence has flashed the neWsy notes
10 several enterprislng journals as orc
social feature succeeded another. There
has been only one regret expressed, viz: &
Every CUES, and observer here wished
that all his or her friends could have
been present with him. and 1t may be
safely said that when the Mecklenburg
management presents It's programme for
any such pleasure again the public, like
.'Barkis will be H-iliin'," and eager to he
here. 4
Already plans are in preparati ton for. en-
largcment and inprovcmentsont this enter
staInnent at ssnted times. N
NEW GUESTS.
The appended list from the Mecklcnburg
register gives an idea OF the people who
met her this week: j. j o. Kirk, Jr., Rich
mond q Va. = Il. n e. Nv isiger, r ichmond,E
Wa. Miss Gray Nlorenead, and S. Z. Bur-
bess. OF New York: g. ~ Walton. = \. u
Edmunds, Thomas Hamlin, Mr.. and Mrs
j. e. Penn. Mrs A. Keen, Judge a. NJ.
Aiken. Mrs Rucker Penn and others,
from Danvillc. va.;s P, scoggins. J. H.
Cross, c.. Y. Zinn. c. y. Miller. J. "A. iRey-.
Stewart Bryan, wife, child and nurse,
Mrs. w. e. Dibbrell, Mrs. ]. N. Craig,
Mr. and Mrs. Saunders and maid, OF Rich
lnond, Va; Arthur Baker and c.. J.
Braytor, of Baltimore. Md; Mr.. William
Mitchell, wife and daughter, Graham,
Va. IS NJ. Griffith. Baltimore; Master j.
{ Sanders Williamson, Burlington, n. c.;
DR. r. A. Ikenton, Chicago, III Mr.. and
Mrs. Il "A. Carr, Z. F. Garrard. Durham.
N. c.; WA Magee, Miss Edna Wood
and Wary " GOD. s. l.. Magee.s Of Clarks-
Vile, Va; r. S. Harden, Philadelphia S.
g. Scocozza VI and John Paoliello.8
ville, N. c.; Miss I,oomis Slogan. Salem,
va; Miss age Williams, A. Faulkner,
Ethel Williams Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w.
OVERLY NJ. a. 4. Snelngs, u. G. Faux
her f. r.. Hamilton. NJ. "A. Waller, C.
T.. Jackson, G. i. Clark. of Boydton, Va;
Miss Lucy Morton. Lettie Lockart, Mr.
II. j. Morton. DIR. Floyd ]. Gregory Of
Kcysvillc, Va: B. L. Fowlkes, of South
Boston. Va; Nessrs T. D. Jeffries, j. N.
Walker, and Mr.. Bird. Mecklenburs
county; Mr.. and Mrs. r, NJ Jeffress. W.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Wallace, Miss
Annie FAR Miss Norvell. Mr.. II. II,
jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. T. u. Roberts
Chase city, Va; w. N. Reyeley. OF Rich
inond and DR.. r. "A. Martin and Miss Nell
lie Martin, "A. .. Grad ock. Iynchburg. Va;
DIR. ]. A. Mann, DR.. arthur Flemming.
Iouisburg. N. c.; and Miss Julie Moment,
Raleigh. N. c.; and w. c. Hurt, Danvile,
Va; S. p Cooper, Henderson,, N. CT;
Captain w. r. Liscomb, Greensboro, N.
c.; j. G.. Cassada, Wilmington, Del: G.
c. Firesheets, SOUTH Boston,; Messrs l..
NJ, w. j. and H. N. Pettus, Finneywood,
,Vu.; Mr.. Il. G Moody. Bon Air, Va;