The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-10
Week in Mecklenburg.

CHASE CITY, VA. November g.. round |
of sayety was the social result of the an
nual meet of the Virginia Carolina Fox |
Hunters Association week.
With the ballroom beautifully decorated !
with brilliantly tinted autumn leaves, and !
the hunt colors of red and green festoonng |
the ceiling and the walls the crimson |
shaded lights shone upon bright assem- |
blage of bellies and beaux. Beauties from
many different States mingled in the mazes
OF the dance DIR. Edmunds. of the Meek |
l,nburg, with his bride. skilfully led the
german, introducing some novel and attrac-
two figures. Among those on the floor
with Mr.. Eckenrode. OF baltimore: Miss
Merins, OF Raleigh with Mr. j. l.. cottrell.
o. Richmond; Mrs smithers, OF Norfolk,
of Richmond with Mr. Phil Hunt, OF
Townsville. y. c.: Miss Plummer, of New.
port News. with Mr.: Marrow; Miss NoryelI,
Pa: Mrs. Glenn, of New York. with MIR /
Hurt, OF Danylle: Miss Louise Carr. OF Dur
ham, with Mr.. John G. siser. of Richmond,
Walker: Mr. and Mrs. Moody. OF Bon Air.
Va: Mr.. and Mrs. Twitty. of Buffalo. n
y; Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver. of Cleveland, O.:
Miss Jennie Dabney with Mr.. Henry Wood:
Miss Mary Johnson with Mr.. A p. MaEee;
Miss lrma Jeffress. Of Chase City. with AIR
:tgnew; Miss Burwell with Mr.. Cooley: Miss
Fry with Mr.. Alfred Huston; Miss Dabncy.
OF Louisville, KY. with Mr.. Wood: Mrs. e
II Meanley. OF Richmond, Va, with Mr.
Walker.
The game dinner of Friday night scored
great success The menu contained such
delicacics as canvas-bnck duck. quail on
toast, Wild turkey and other delicaclcs.
such as championship cup punch, u La Miss
Rosetta, SO named In honor of the Mecklen-
burg kennels winning the trophy offered by
the Virginia. Carolina Fox-Hunters' Assoc
citation for the best hound in any pack Miss
Rosetta, more Familiarity know as Little
! Rose. named the winner. She is de.
sccndant OF the famous Kentucky hound
vile, and covered himself with glory in las.
Years meet when she won tho Derby
Chase.
Danville was we'll represented here hunt
week by Messrs. J. f.. Parkinson John r.
Overbey, n. G. Hurt and ]. ". Bethel. All
these gentlemen We're enthusiastic foX-hun:-
crs, and enjoyed week OF fine sport un-
de-. the auspices of the MISUNDERSTANDING
FcS-Hunters' Association.
Miss Mary Fry, beautiful and attrac-
TIVE s,Tl from t Greensboro n c. is VISITING
much to the social life and the gayeties OF
the hotel
Two popular young ladies' who spent last
week here are the Misses Ethel and Louise
Carr, Of Durham. y. G. Their lovely man
ners and attractive personality endcarcd
them to all who met them
family here last week and spent some time
Mrs. b. o. Morins and her attractive
daughter Miss Minnie Morins. of Raleigh
ar. among the most popular guests in tho
hotel. Mrs. Morins finds her health mucn
improved by her stay.
Mrs E. IT, Meanly and her little son, Ed
riund. of Richmond Va, have been spend
ins some time here. where they made many
friends.
One OF the most charming girls at THE
hunt german last week was Miss Dabney
OF Kentucky, n beautiful blonde. who 70.
ceivsd much attention.
Miss Cabell Watkins. OF Ciarksville Va.
a handsome brunette was a valued addition
TO the social life last week. Her animation
and sparkling conversation attracted n
bevy of beaux.
Extensive preparations have been COM
pleted for the Virginia Medical Society
which meets here November 18th. The
Mecklenburg annex and clubhouse have
been renovated and furnished for their oc.
curancy, and ample accommodations havo
been provided for a large crowd.