The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
NANYW|LL ATTEND.
THE B:||G|'F0X HUNT 4 ] \
Approaching Meet at the Neck
lenbtlrg to Be Notable
Event.
GOOD FALL u COMPANY ,:'I' Pan
FALL COMPANY
GOOD
Hotel Well Filled and Many
Guests Arrivit,g-A Delight
ful Recital.
Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch.)

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yesterday, although It is hardly time
for the sportsmcn to be coming here
from the South and elsewhere, but every
thing here is In readiness for them. sep-
tcn,bcr Is the sweet quiet month Of rest
and OF uniform temperature and slo-
rious weather on weak and strong alike.
Miss Rankin. of Rcldsville, among the
last Of the many attractive young ladies'
10 leave. promises to be here October
ed 10 2Sth toEtwitness the Virginia.
Carolina Fox Hunt Association Chase,
Tho coming event is already an abb
,sorbinE one.
Miss Mamie Roper of Petersburg,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett Roper are
here, and Miss Annie Fields, of Florida.
quite a belle here last fall arrived this
week. Hon. r. r. Noblin, of Sontl, Boston,
is among notable men Just arrived.
A very large and merry party Is cx-
pccted here on the 22d instant for grand
tournament and ball at the Mecklenburg.
Mr. kit Haskins will be chief mar
shall on this occasion. Candidates TO
crown the queen Of love and beatty
will abound IN knightly array.
On Tuesday last some old fox hunters
here went ont on n regulation chase.
II rained hard the night before so q late
start was made at $3.50 a. NJ. covering
Il distance of eight miles eastward In
order to keep In reserve the nearby
fox hunting grounds for the lbenctit
Of the great October 2Sd to 18th weeks
hunt here. Tho hounds, however, need
hardening and becoming accustomed to-
all kinds of ground, and so the eight
OF the Mccklenhurg's finest dogs have
been lately often in the chase, and In 4
this one Col. w. II. Hughes was In \
the lead with veteran hunt err DIR. A. H.
Boyd, of Charleston, VIVA, who is al
ready on hand for the fall chases, and
was here last March to the great hunt.
DR.. j. e. Graham, Of I.ouisburg, n. c.,
talented in foX-tnle telling, and an all 4
round reconteur an entertainer with Mr..
Clark Hughes. Of the same place, and
Master Jaffreys Stanback, Of Raleigh, N.
c., composing the party, with "Commo-
dore Stubbs." the colored feeder-keepcr3
of the hounds and horses who brought
UP the rear. The commodore" supports
5 his title in talents on one leg and hence
his name for Snort Inc sport WAS
excellent
The event Of the past week was an
intellectual treat offered by Misses Eu-
genia and Annie Aunspaugh. 'Enoch
Arden,'' with it's Interpretation by
Strauss Il rare combination OF poetry
and music, was, most effectively rem
dered by these two talented sisters, each
iarlorr was wcll-nlled by ii highly APP
rrcclative audience, who were carried
hloft by the soulful eocutlon OF Miss
I.ugenia and the tender chords Of Miss
.Anne's mastery touch Of the piano. No
wonder that Il request was made for
more reading, which resulted in an hour
with sydney Lnnicr, as interpreted by
Miss AunSpaugh
DIR. Capohart and his daughter, Miss
c. c, Capehart, Of 4Avoca, N. c. left
yesterday for home with great regrets
of all present guests. Miss Capchart has
long been a prime favoritc here, par
ticlpating in all the rides. drives, card
and bowling parties and other resource
full pleasures of the place
Among the late arrivals are Miss j. 4
G. Aunspaugh, Virginia; Mrs. Frank Lee,
Hampton. Virginia.: Misses Matte and
Mildred Lee Miss Virginia Jones' Hamp-i
ton, Va; r. j. Southgate, wife and
daughter Norfolk, Va; c. J. Mcller,
Richmond. Va; w. b.. Longworth, Win
ston, N. c.; David Jones. Danvile. Va:
Miss Epily Walker, Raleigh, y. c.; Phil
noy, Richmond, Va; Mrs. Boyd, Francis
Boyd. DR.. A. H. Boyd Charleston, w.
Va; D. j. Lear, Richmond, Va: c. w.
DeAlame, Washington ID, c.: II. f.
Weiugors, Virginia; S. c. Burgess. New
York; c.. d. Britt, North Carolina; ].
n. Kaufman. Richmond Va; Mrs. A, {.
Zolllcoffer, nurse and baby Henderson,
n, c.. S. d. Carter, Danville, Va; Miss
Mary and Miss Margaret Webb, Hills
boro, N. c.; Robt Lussiter Mrs. Juniils
Daniel, Henderson, n. c.; j. Warren
Thompson, Norfolk. Va; w. T. Haynes
Walkerton, Va; +. j. Kelly, H. Dlns- j
heimer, Baltimore; r. r. Warren, Pros
pect Hill, n. c.; Mrs Bartlett Roper
Petersburg, Va; Edward Rngland. Rich
mopd, Va; c. Fl. Caldwell, Georgia.; Dr.
]. Il. Malone, I.ouisburg y, c.; Or. r. r.
Floyd, North Carolina; S. j, Elinsdalc,
Raleigh, n. c.; s. A. Hubbard Rcidsville,
n. c.; 7. II. Roberts and Miss Lizzie
Roberts, Chase City, Va; Miss Emily
Bland, Louisville. Ky; w o. Finch,
Frank Aunspaugh, Norfolk. VA; Miss M.
Dodson, Boydton Va; b. w, Young. Nir-
ginIa; c. H. Hunter. Roxboro, n, c.;
Miss Mamie D. Roper Petersburg. Va;
S. T. Wright, Philadelphia; Miss Fan:
ME j, Work, Washington. D. c.; Mrs,
J. C, Williams, Rura! Dale Farm; II. G.
Gregory, Lawrcnceville, Va; t. p. Dun
lap South Boston, Va; S. G. Akin.
Richmond. Vn.; p. - Fleming, Raleigh,
n. c.: Mrs Robt. Strange, Fayetteville
\. c.; Ballard Keen, DanVile, Va; NJ. i.
Campbell, Tennessee; Miss Annie Faldo
Florida; Mrs j. ]. Lawson, Mrs. NJ D.
Craddock, South Boston, Va; j. i, Baul-
din, DanvIlle, Va; D, j. Hartley, Pc
tcrsburg, Va: ]. J., Syincr, Richmond
VA; r. II. Boone, Nclle T. Boone, Nan
mic Boone, Ethel Boone and nurse Dur
ham. y. c.; w. l., Pearce, Virginia; C.
IL. Caldwell, Georgia. Mrs Geo I.ougce
Durham, n. C.; Mrs W, A. Mabry, Dur
ham, y, G.. Miss Rosa Brouphton. Raj
oieh, y, G.; ". A. Mabry, Durham, n.
c.: Mrs. y, NJ. rugh, Ihelina, n. c.,
Miss Coebill, l3oydton, Va: Miss Carrie
n. Cogbill, Petersburg Va. II T. Cog