The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-12
The Week ut. the Mccklenburs.
[specIal tc The T,mes- Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
THE MECKLENBURG, CHASE CITY,
VA, April ll--Many guests. are com
ing in large numbers to enjoy Aprils
charm for never Is the country more
Inviting than r.ow. nor does the extern
sive lawn of the Mecklenburg present
a more beautiful appearance The
green grass and blue sky being an
effective background for the numerous
apple trees loaded with the lovely.
fragrant blossoms, some white, some
and shaded from the most delicate pink
TO white. Out of doors beckons every
one, and social pleasures indoors for
the moment are crowded more or less
into the background.
Horseback riding is very popular
morning recreation. Quite party, in
Guiding Miss Carrie Biggs. Hildegarde
Biggs and Mr.. Heublin and Mrs. Jen-
nings going almost daily.
Probably tn the Eel, most most attractive
senting an unusually pretty sight, and
many handsome gowns being worn.
Among those present. were Misses
IIiIdegard Bonitz, Carrie Blggs. Gladys
Guerard, Simpson, Elizabeth Jones,
Elizabeth Bagley, Pennebacker, E. B..
Lucy, Curran. Bonham; Mesdames r.
l. Gait, 7. w. Edmunds, r.. NJ. G.
Cooke, w. P. Whitaker, B. p. ITALIA
ferro, NJ. II. Williamson, c. NJ Hcublin,
and Messrs. II. Q. Humphreys, John e.
Hughes. Harry Biggs, Thomas o'Berry.
George Baker. Williamson, Gait Ag-
new, Cooley, Gilmore. Heublin and Dr..
| Edmunds.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Andrews, Of New
Haven, Conn, are late arrivals. as are
Mrs. d. c. Pettis and Mr.. c. NJ. Pettis,
| also OF New Haven, who returned for
an extended spring visit, having been
here for month during the winter
season.
Misses Hlldegarde Ronitz. of Lynch
4 burg; Carrie Biggs, of Williamson;
Bramlett, Of Savannah; Z. B. Lucy,
Of Boston, Mass; T. Pennebacker, Of
Virginia; GLADYS Mitchell. of Kinston,
and attractive girls who are adding
much to the gaiety Of the place
The usual concert took place on
Sunday M night, in which many took
Biggs also singing my Rosary.''
| Others singing We're Misses Simpson,,
and Mitchell; Messrs. Humphreys and
Beasley.
Mr.. Thomas o'Berry, of Goldsboro,
n G., came this week to join his father,
the genial and popular Captain o Berry,
| of Goldsboro, N. C,
Calf, Of Washington, and ". P. 't Whit
| aker spent the Weekend here
DR.. r. g. Stone, Of West vlrginin;
| DR.. v. e. Turner. of Raleigh, and DR.,
Alex P, !, Brown BIZ Of Richmond. are re-
Or. and Mrs 2. G. Laird arrived this
| week. DR., Laird entering upon his
duties as medical director for the
Mecklenburg Sanatorium.
Mr.. Harry S. Davis and Mr.. Fl. r.
Bergman, of Norfolk, are spending
several days here.
Mr. and Mrs, A. Beirne Blair are
spending April here, and adding much
to the social life.
MI. Henry o. Humphreys. Common
wealth's attorney of Bedford City, Va.
is one Of the most prominent receni
i arrivals.
4 Mr., John Il. Hughes, prominent
tobacconist, of Danvllle, also came
] this week.
An attractive family party of Rich
mopd. including Mr., and Mrs C, M
| Heublin and little Miss Dorothy Heub.
/ lin.
Mrs c, T, Jennings. of Roanoke, al.t
Mrs, II. M. G. Glenn, of New York, arc
making a return visit and enjoying the
MI. and Mrs William White, Fargo
A N. D.; Mr.. and Mrs. II. Dalston, New
4 York; Mr.. George Is. Baker OF Ian
caster Pa; 7. II, Busbee, Ralelgh; q
Il, May, Newburg; w. w Milan, Rich
mond; Mr., and Mrs, IT. II. Muny, Pc
j tersburg; Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Crowell