The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
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Richmond Peop7l s Spend Cold 'lltdl.
lVcatller~ Iittl IL * Comfort
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BIG H 4II.)I /, CLUB MEET y,
a1'lle, NJ Hunters and Dogs stteo'
Gather. If: From ON Two
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@ THE MEcKLEN BUIsu, CHASE CITY,
vA.,s r eb.s 25 Despite tho fact, as Frank Nj
stanton puts 1t In his last touch OF winter
verses that the South Is still solid, lin ~
sheet Of Ice and snow, the Mecklenburg has
not suffered + BY Il, 4 but profited. as guests
hero could find no better place @in which
Z 70 1--we and keep well, comfortable and happy
and hence there nre long stayera nnd new.
corners ana FEW departures. Among those Who
tare making an. extended stay are Mr.. and Mrs
y. II. He'll and Mrs. u g. Bell, Of Lynchburs
Va. Or. r. w. Martin, Jr.. OF the sainu
who has here after attending
week, who will probably remain for months.
longer sst 10 IA Z ts.s:,s 5 ~. II II
here AZ ter a flying trip home. taking q rest
cure With good effect. Mrs. w. D. simmonds
(, ese heIe over month
has been. here al Sgintsr Miss Stella Perry.
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with Mr.: william Il. D Scott, the uncle OF the
Please pleased Z ones S HEY %s
a wealthy Philadelphia sporting club gentleli
'a a sesad arrIsals as sers Mrs
Iealey and Miss NJ. c. Sullivan. Of Lynch
iA rhe diversions Of the week consisted In part
\ OF q moss interesting impromptu parlor talk.
by Rev. Mr.. r ebert Thompson. d Baptist mis-
sonaf e TsSs aspo 81 heiset
Japan T 1't entertainments was thoroughiy
the somewhat more formal, huppy and most
Instructive Lecturer OF Mrs. Thompson appealed
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Sess wth ass
ton, Christianity and general progress. in the!
development Of the wonderful nation OF Japan.
az feature OF much pleasure was q cat party
under the auspices OF fMrs.Y Bell, participated
In by score or more spf guests in the music
fences Ten ee With nv Words to bs supplied comenein
with cat. There was half hour q almost 50:
e a sen
fences given US. ia The wilmer. with. all cor
5rected answers Ecred!ts was Mrs THOMPSON.
Mr., Horace w Smith, Of bridgeport, Conn:,5
Z had the pantry kitten presented to him. N
nv RasKss
others finished the' evening entertainment
ts Sundays 4; service 4he Methodist Church
was largely attended b the Mecklenburg;
ssH & Theoogea
With much gr9't' u tbe Neck
North Carolina, club sections to attend q grand
twin sister States meet here on March 22d 80 g
IN Whils she Kennels
come thirty orr Inorc bast Hbred and ttratne
dogs and thei,S neisbo,h hood ~ furthe r1nore
bounds In other packs. IT. Is proposed that
there shall be 4 all q the best dogs and men
from Richmond to Raleigh inpy the fields ITO
make this chase the nlerriest and most noted
OF riding. At live fox the State ana
sssyssa CUBS VIII thsir eants
- Tho social feature wifi Sc one most worthy
Of the occasion, bringing the best bred and
\ exercised sportsmen and business men anu
their wives or THE twp States together under
81, CHI enjoyable auspicess- than for which pur-5
( pose Il there q Is no place comparable 10 .tns
ssNiecca 76rl wi thl ms az fews hours
ride 8e almost 'equidistaht from tho prominent
snointy.s such MS r Richmond. burg. q Peters
y BURG williamsburg, Norfolk, Raleigh Durham
fDanville etc. There could be no dull moments
spent here where there are so many 4 IN ana
cut door tattractions not tho least among them
an ample and excellent livery. W. Il. Il.
# Every provision Will be made to make TINS TINS
d most noted meet, and the proposition, Is 70
conclude tho same with n grand ball, There
tendance. &, Tho r Iohrhond Deep Run Hunt
Club, hi is hoped, Will be a most conspt cuous
one NM this event. Further progress iBwll pc
noted in The Times. dispatch from date ate Il to
MI al and Mrs. + a. Cheathan,. q most In
stcreatjng b couple, have been here since tine
first sot tte month, and several parties from
Michigan and California have been here Tor
a month or more. & III 152