The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
GLORIOUS DAYS AT
1AEM 4 [: =, l. J
a Group Of Very Clever Clever Con- Con
versationalists To-
gether.
THE HUNTING SEASON HERE |- : E.
The Twcnty-sccond is is T ,otrr'ra
trent, Banquet and Ball Ball
Day.
THE HUNTING SEASON 't''I' HERE !: {:

(spcclnl to The Tmes-Dispatch)
MECtIL10NBURG, HOTEL, Chase
cry, VA, September 2.-Erlcnds or the
summer season are departing, some IN
tears, but all with a hope and promise
! OF d return to the Neckenburs. select
| quarters thrown open thus are being
refiled by fresh September guests
A most enjoyable bowling party was
given on tho 2sth instant by Mrs. ".
n. Hughes, u most chnrmlng and pop
ular hostess. The refreshments were
sweets The gents first prize was
silver handled shaving brush which went
to Mr.. Winston, of Oxford. N. c. Inc
first ladies' prize, Il Mecklenburg silver
souvenir spoon, captured by Miss Cape
hart Of Avoca, N. c. The consolation
prizes went to Miss Ballard, Of Franklin
ton. and Mr.. Will Meadows OF Louis
burg, n. c., respectively. consisting OF
pearl-hantlled knife and staE-handied
Whist broom The following parties con-
tested ut this bowling match: Misses
Dickinson. Ballard, Barham, Field, Ran
kim Capehart Land, Winston, Wood
Davis and Davis, Vaughan. Hall Johns.
Mrs Cooke and Mrs. Hughes The gen
Element bowling were Mcssrs. Capehart.
Roper Cunningham, Winston, WOOD,
We'll H. and NJ. and l.. Davis, WIZ
Meadows and Fitzgerald Of Richmond.
The music for tue past week has been
fine Mr.. Kaufmann, of Richmond rem
dcrlng some fine selections on the violin,
often encored.
Mr.. J. Ct. Slzer,'of Richmond, here for
two mon this. also proved himself to be
very popular in all entertainments with
all parties alike, recovering MS heaNh
entirely here.
4 conccnial group of clevercst converse
tIonalIsts Is conceded to Ex-Governor
Jarvis. of North Carolina; Mr.. Pollard,
Richmond's prominent attorney; Mr..
WHILE, of Danvillc, Va; Mr. Harvey
Wilson, editor Of the Public Ledger. OF
Norfolk, Va, With several others OF IKE
class who were assembled often, for
anccdotal and intellectual contributions, a
circle nearly squared or seEmented pc
tween Carolinians and VirEinians
saturday an after breakfast euchre
party vas given by Mrs. Percy b. Tray
lor, of Richmond. Va, with bon-bon re-
freshments. Mr.. Martin Davis, OF NOR
| folk. va, secured first gents prize MT.
| w. b. Jones, the consolation; Mrs. COOKS
! the ladies' consolation prize ana MISS
| 13reeden D Of South Carolina, the 1'rst
| prize. The players were Mrs. COOKE
Lowry, Hartman and Traylor; Misses
Wood Flora, Dickinson, Holt, Vaughan,
1ohns capchart, Barksdale Dixon, Bar
ham, Ballard, winston, Breeder, Pr.
Brooks; Messrs. Btirgwyn. We'll. Lyon,
TT and r. and NJ. Davis, w. B. Jones,
F,tzrcrald. 3i Whist on; 81 Keesee, Bartlett.
Roner. Hartman, and p 3. Traylor.
Friday night the pavilion was tho
| scene of fancy dress ball. There IS
dancing every night for longer or
shorter period, generally the former.
| Lights are put out at 1880
Friday nights ball poudre and german
was led by Mr. w. a. Meadows ana
| Miss Mae Wood. others helping with
1 pretty figures. The participants were az
+. Follows: The three Messrs. Davis. VINO
/ have endcared themselves to young ana
i old here by courtly kindness OF many
4 sorts and degrees: Messrs. Meadows,
i r nLo ;Titzrerald, Turner, Winston, I. IL.
TIaskind, l. w. Fars. c. Haskins, Jr.'
! NJ oliver, II. II. Terrell Ruffin. Capehart,
,rabb. Jones, We'll, Roper, Fl. IL. Gregory
ana Kaufmann; Misses Sara Vaughan
Mae Wood, HALLE Dickinson, Mary Bur
i veil Lullc Barham. Isabelle Norvell
l Logan luna Jeffress, G. c. Capehart
Ida Flora Gertrude Winston, Matt'e iiol'
I8not dancing), Matte Ballard, Mrs. f 1hre'
l man. \, n
Miss Matte Holt of Graham, n. -.
! ,s q general favorite with every one
l Mr.. 1, A. Carr, Of Durham IS daily
l improving, as we'll with his loot.
/ The patrician features ana bearings a..
tho recognized beauty of MISS trecaeh
3 az Bennettsvllc. s. c., has just ielt ~
4 home, viii be missed by most az - Wv
I In . . III
l guests. 20 ,or
Lots of fun and frollc lenders are lel
hero while more are coming.
scnten1bcr the 22d Is set apart for IN
crard tournament, ball and BANQUET ga!
hcrc. and a large crowd 10 expected .
this entertainments.
! Eyerybody takes e look at the dog'
here, and they are occasionally take''l "
;. for an evenings exercise, and a run altc
hares for the benefit OF lady guests, es
nccially. There will be plenty OF toxe
mere this fall ,,x,
As the Mecklcnburg la an all-year rouh'
, open resort enjoying large ph'rohuse
the Southern Railway Company mas hol
on sale oll-year round, nlnety-oay w.
~ ,,rkets 10 y..ase City. These rate
oovar MI noints on their line from WASH
ineton to Bristol Danyllle, Lynchpurt
Nnrfolk Richmond, Winston-sa leih' IN
al, other important points ana ra'l"a
functions. ,oos1 ZOO
: n,oco from here at a. M, THIS morh,nt
) Colonel Hughes and Mrs ", :. Hughe'
lead and with the following r1ue,E
Miss Dickinson, OF Richmond. W., N VIZ
r'anchnrt and Miss Rankin, or fe.usy'l,
N c.. Miss Meadows, or fiote'' SAp,' =,
1Inyes, of same; Fitzserala' o., ~,
$ mond Hand l., Davis OF Norto,n t,,r m
i MI wilkerson. The Jolly party retnrhe
10 = 0 o'clock breakfast, after mar nnao ~ T..
healthy rido, but brushless' n's ", y,
9 only a preliminary hunt 70 hnruem npt t,,,
}, hounds and hunters for me eo'p'ne Sn :, ~
}, but It was greatly enloSeu ho,inas