The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
Mecklenburg Society,".


Especial TO Tho Times Dispatoh,l
THE MECKI.ENBURG. CHASE CITY,
Va. March e.---The lamb like entree |
OF March was suspicious for The
Mecklenburg," and the large number
of new arrivals registered daily In
dicates that March will be the most
popular month of the season. The vir-
ginia people are greatly In evidence at
present, who. with the many represen-
| tatiyes from the Northern States, make
| the company particularly attractive at
! this time.
During the past week the ox-hunts
! and the always popular riding parties
| have been the chief forms of enjoy
! ment, and have been entered Into with
much zest by the ozone seekers. One
| of the most animated and exciting
chases was on Saturday afternoon, re-
/ sulting in the capture Of n large grey
fox lust at sunset. The trailing OF the
dogs was particularly fine and the rid
ing hard from start to finish. Mrs. j.
II. Clark, of Lynchburg, was the first
lady in at the death, and received the
honors of the brush. Those who rode
straight to the hounds were Colonel
and Mrs Hughes, "The Mecklenburg" |;
Miss Nell Martin, Lynchburg; Miss
Eleanor Dana, Philadelphia; Mrs. T. r.
Williams, Danville; Mrs. {. T. Jennings,
Roanoke Miss Anderson. of Hanover
county; Mr.. w. H. Parrish. Richmond;
MIR. Clinton Dewitt, Lynchburg; Mr.. b.
racuse. N. T.; Mr.. II. r.. Cooley. Chase
City; Mr.. j. A. Stewart, Easton. Md.
On Tuesday evening the guests of
the hotel were very pleasantly enter
tanned by musicale given by some of
the talent here. The piano solos by
Miss Violet Harper. of New York City,
were delightfully."- given especially fine
I. was her Interpretation of LISTS ''Liebe-
straume." Mrs. william Leech, of Mt
Pocono, Pa, rendered two voice mum
!, bers in her usual good style, and the
sweet baritone voice of DR.. Frederick
{ Cooke. of Loulsburg, N. c., was heard
$ to advantage in I'm the Golden Long
Ago" and bid Me to Love" The Neck
r lenburg orchestra interspersed seyera
, excellent selections throughout the
program, all Of which were thorough,
a enjoyed.
J, Mrs. M. L. T. Davis, Of Norfolk, /.
n the guest of her daughter, Mrs. w. 7
Hughes, and has won many. friends b,
her sweet, refined personality and gen
tie nature.
very pleasant family party from
New York City consists of M and Mrs
w. H. Harper. Miss Harper and Mis-
- Violet Harper.
IS New York City has further represen
tatives in Mr. and Mrs D. O. Frye, Mrs
George a. Danforth and Miss Danforth
Philadelphia Is represented by Mis-
ar M. A. Barr and Miss j. w. Barr
70 Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Kesham, o
Yonkcrs, N. W are very attractiv
is couple recently registered.
q, Miss Dana and Miss M. A. Dana, o
lie Morrlstown, N. j., are among the man,
1t pleasant Northern people who are her
fleeing the rigors of their climate.
,f A very charming family party fror
10 Richmond consists Of Mrs. T. =. Brand
ar er, Mr.. w. M. Taliaferro, little Louis
, Taliaferro and Mrs. P. B. Taliaferro.
Mrs. Carter S. Anderson, of Hanover
spent last week at THE Mecklenburg
and was much benefited by her stay.
Boston is represented by Mr., and Mrs
+. K. Dexter, and Edisto Island, s. c
by Mr. J. F. Townsend and DR.. j. /
Townsend, father and son.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Wilkins, of Hall
4 fax COUNTY, are spending some tim
y here with their son, h1r. Lewis !
Wilkins, who is having the sanllariu,
treatment