The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-23
TOMAHAMK HUNT
HIVE FIVE RUN
Men Of Orange County Believe
III tic Joy and Pleasure Of
the Chase.
THE "CAvAl-RYH ORHuNT CLUB
After Exciting Drag the Club
Members and Guests Enjoyed
a Banquet.

ORANGE, VA, February 22.---Gong
hack one generation, there was an OK
preston through this section; IF you
want To have II good time, jinc the cav
airy" Tho men who made this phruse
were the gag sabrcurs OF the inlinortal
smart, and a short distance from TINS
bn,nIet was his headquarters during the
winter Of '6a-'64, Postum Hollow.
These men who made old Piedmont Ia
NOUS around the world produced SOUS
with the same hot blood courslnS through
their veins, and as no bnge calls them
10 the. charge. this second generation mas
concluded that II they want good time
TO .3lnev the hunt club.
situated In Il section where horseback
riding IL almost UNIVERSAL as well as tue
most convenient means OF Social inter-
course during the winter month, IT 10
not surprising that good horses and fear
less riders should be produced. ln-tact,
the boys take to 1t ns n duck tn water,
and the girls arc not one whit behind
them, for tbs frequent on our hunts to
have some fearless girl show the young
men that they are not the only ones
who can silt ii horse. Under d blue and
gray sky. cnbiematic Of the days that
are dead. the sons OF the Elnc and the Gray
now ride boot to boot. true brothers In
sport, members OF the Tbmahawk Hunt
club. of Orange. Va. Their weekly drag was
hunted yesterday afternoon over coun-
try inatcbless in Its beauty where each
hilltop unfoldad new panorama, pref
tier, II possible, than the last; where the
going Is good from season TO season. and
where the lover OF hard riding can re-
cure his fill. With nerves and horse cx-
hlarated with Gods pure air, the warm
blood coursing nlerrily through ones
veins. and hounds making the weik.n
ring twas % case OF ''sing and the hills
will answer
Thus joyous twelve OF us rode the drag I
the season. covering eight good miles. with
only one check, and not mishap from
start to finish. We voted 1t 1.-THE best
ever and were then royalty entertained
by the young gentlemen OF the town ut
the Piedmont Hotel. Those riding werc
Wallace Sanford, master. On Rlackha wk
Or. Ricketts,. on Red Devil; w. S. Grymes,
on Hayes: Green Shackleford. on Raleigh;
August Wasnhersce. on Kcnesaw: DR..
Harris, on Rob Roy: III. o. Lyme, on Co
dex: James Il. AIcc'omb. on Jonah; VIII
Jones, on Whooplsh; DIR. Andrews. on
1la~tieid; Manley Carter. on Rex; II. T
Holiday. Jr.. on John l..
Covers having been laid Cor fifty, tho
following were seated around the festive
y board: MescaHcs. Matthews. Burgis
Lyme, stcvin. Mcdonald. Willis. Grymes
and Mccomb; Misses Eugie Grymes, Made
Moore Willie Moore, Ellie shelton, WI.
son. Armistead. Taliaferro, Ellie Sanford
Nellie Marshall. Ella Mao Grassy, Lena
Ricketts,, Misses Wpmbersce. Maste,
William RandoiphsGrymes. Colonel Georg.
$. Shackle:ord. Drs. Holiday. Andrews
Ricketts, and Harris; AIcssrs Z. II, Dc
Jarnette. G. j. Stoyln. W. S. Glymes, a
Wninbersee, Green shackleford, n. a.
Field. "A. T. Browning, ]. B. A1cComb
William c. Graham, Wallace Sanford
il. o. Lyme. William S. Jones, Manles
Garter II. I. Holidays Jr.. and n. A
Linney