The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

hounds are being trained by Mr.. Robert
BDodd the clui, huntsman. ~ iiF5
81 Mrs Davis, who before her marriage
was N Miss Marguerite Inman, ID OF New
York, is noted both abroad and IN the
United sta tes for her fine Workmanship
She will follow the hounds 4 next season
on her5 prize mare, Lady Godiva.' Es Mr..
and Mrs. Davis have hunted several sea-
sons In England, but they prefer the up
per country OF Virginia rs hunting
field, toSany other,
sS3 Oatlands II ouse.
d "Oatlands House" was purchased sew
eral years ago by Mr. William Corcoran
5Eustis nephew OF the late w. w.
Corcoran, OF Washington. D. c., whose
charming wife is a daughter OF the Hon.
Levi p. Morton. ia III ii 35$9 Nj
This colonial mansion belonged to the
late George Caster, Of VI rglnia, and was.
built by him5on land bought by his father,
Robert Carter, from Lord Fairfax, Of
Greenway. Court. & Gs S1g siIf XII
Mr.. Eustls has occupied himself, since
8"Oatlands House, came into his hands.
In the work Of renovation pnrticularlyBin
the restoration Of the terraces for; which
Its garden was famed. The " house Is
about six miles west from Leesburg.
Mr., Eustls Is also busy In establishing
splendid stable Of fine hunters at Oat-a
lands. His wife ls a delightful hostess,
and he has two lovely little daughters
". Rock Spring Farm.
The name Harrison in Virginia tells
its own story, and the associat lon OF Mr..
and Mrs Harry r. Harrison with the
picture OF their well-shaded lawn, the
house with Its spacious southern piazza,
the carriage and horses In the driveway,
will recall pleasant memories In the
minds Of thermometers who recall tho
Farm. S z 81 Fil Z, II &
@ Oak Grove House Party.
\ Mrs Terrell. wife Of Dr.. Emmett Ter
roll. OF this city. Is entertaining q house
party at her mothers country home,
E"Oak Grove" Hanover county. Va.
Among her guests are Mr. and Mrs.
3I,afew. Miss Mildred Lafew, and Or, Ter.
rell, @oh Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Baker, OF Ashland Misses jamie and Adj
IDLE Bledsoe, and Messrs Elicit, OF Han
over, and Miss Carrie Smith, OF Coving-
ton. Va. 3i3 ti \. " 3
Chairman Of Committee.
Mrs. Hugh Nelson Page. OF Norfolk.
prominent socially and as member OF
the Society OF Colonial Danes In the State
OF Virginia, has been appointed by Mrs.,
William Rutiin Cox president OF the Ma
tional Society OF Danes, as chairman of
the committee In charge of the Danes
exhibit at the Jamestown Exposition,
This appointment will BIO noted with
pleasure by Mrs, Pages many Richmond
friends. IN
Sailing Party.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Walter u. Thomas. CUES u
at Buckroe Beach Hotel, gave delight
full sailing party Monday afternoon In
honor OF Miss Mamie Walker, OF Rocky
Mount. who has been visiting Miss
Gladys Neale at Buckroe,
& Among tho guests were Miss Walker,
Of Rocky Mount: Miss steed, Of Norfolk,
and Miss I1llyson, Of Dnnvlle; Misses
Neala, Sadie Neale. Susie Edwards;
Messrs, Raines. Throckmorton. Adrian
Thomas, Wilkinson, and Brothers. OF
Richmond. and Mr. and Miss Westbroot,
OF Newport News; Mr., and Mrs. ".
Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Neale, and Mrs.
d. y. Edwards were popular chaperons.
After stopping at Ocean View, Old Point
and Pine Beach, the party landed at New
port News, where they were given re-
&ception by Mr.. Westbrpok.
b All returned to Ruckroe delighted with
the royal good time they had resolved a.
the hands Of their charming host and
hostess. {E
Miss Walker Is an exceedingly pretty
young lady, and has been the guest or
honor at several card and theater par.
ties during her stay at Buckros Bench.
Shakespeare Prize,
(, Tho chrtstianshnrg Club, known as the
4. A. NJ, which has been pursuing SHAKE.
speare study during the pnst year along
Times Dispatch lines, met last Tuesday