The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-09

| WARRENTON. VA, Oct. S.---The
most ideal weather conditions favor
ed the meet OF the Warrentun Hunt
club, which took place here To-Day on
the course of William f. Wilbur.
about three miles from town, From
the opening hour the greatest amount
OF interest and enthusiasm was shown
| by a representative crowd of fully
three thousand people from Washing
ton, Richmond, Baltimore and all over
the States OF Virginia and Maryland.
The horse show classes, which filed
the morning, were we'll filled and to
the winner in each event a silver cup
was given. The exhibition by a troop
from the Fifteenth cavalry MAS i fea-
ture.
The events of the morning were the
two costume classes. The class fer
the funniest exhibit was taken by
Mrs William c. Hayes and Hayward
Spilman, who represented 'coster-
monger and his girl
The pageant class was magnfncene
and spectacular. The history of the
chase from the time Of Diana was
represented by fourteen floats and
parties This class was Judged by
Mrs. c. Shirley Carter. Miss Lille d.
Finlay Mrs. Henry Frost. Mrs. Will
liam II. Pool, and Miss Charlotte No
land. Miss Annie Camden Spilnlan' :
entry of a Hawking party was placed
first In the ten entries which were
faultless. The indian float which was
unplaced was by far the faVorite en-
try with the crowd.
Races filled the afternoon. Judges
for the events were J p Stewart,
r. Penn Smith, Alexander Brown.
Samuel Willetts
Notable Guests Present.
Ay,,npu pptabie guests present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frost, Miss
Crittenden. Miss Mary q. Randolph,
Clark county: Mrs. William n Will
bur, Miss Wilbur, Mrs. q. b. Pettyn-
gill. Miss Anne Megargee. Mr.. 10. F.
Megargee. Mr., Penn Smith. Miss Kit
ty Penn Smith. of Philadelphia. Eiss-
Elizabeth Lennon. MIR. Waiter
Brooks. Mr.. Lurman Stewart, Gaylord
i. Clarke, Of baltimore: Mrs. Maria
/ Thomas. Mr.. ]. W. Graves, Richmond;
Mr. and Mrs. T. u. Hooper. Mrs +, h.
Stedman. Miss Editha Thurber. Of
Long Island; Mr. and Mrs. S,prigg
Camden, of Parkersburg: MIR Darby
Shire. Of Kentucky: Miss lyons and
Miss Garth. OF Charlottesville; Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Pool, of New York;
Miss Carrie Wood. Of Louisville, KY.
Miss +. Nelson. Richmond; Mr.. w.
II. Reale, philadelphia; A w. Lee, II.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Walter, Mr., and Mrs J. r.
Ramsev. Miss Flynn. Mr. and Mrs.
n. C. Sands. Mr.. and Mrs. F., w. Dixie.
Atrs ARD Mrs. Bash, Hall. Mr.,sana
Mrs r. II. Duianey, the Misses Fin
ley, Nr ard Mrs. Pichara WaT1ach,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C, Marshall Mrs II.
G. Groome, Miss Hattie Douplaes Mr..
antl Mrs 7 P Evans. Mrs william
G. HAYES. Mr. and Nrs win Slaueh-
Mrs. Wiliam Camphei', A~rsta, Ca,
Mrs. r, w Price ard Miss P~ice. Seat
tie; Mrs J ester Harrow. savannah:
Mr., and Nrs. r. Ai'an Pussen Mrs.
+, Peverlv Slater, Mrs. r. Scott Car
ter. the Misses Hicks. Mesers. Pceer
nd Clay Railev. Mr.. G.. ,Massie OF
Reswick: Mrs. O r. Crosby. Mrs John
y. Hooe. Colonel and Mrs. Grenville
Gaines, Miss Gaines, Miss Sorfeli. of
Georgia.. Miss Kennedy. DR. and Mrs
r. c. Wise. Mrs. ,Tpiian Keith, Mr.. and
Nrs.s J. A. G. Keith. Mr. and Mrs
Isham Keith. Miss Elizabeth Hall
Pennsvlvania: CAPTAIN and Mrs. Con-
rad. Mrs. @. Beali, Mrs. c. II. Tiffany.
Miss Fletcher, Mrs. T., Astley. Cooper.
Misses Curtis, Perkins. Newly Mr..
and Mrs NJ. c. Pilsen Misses Walra-
yer. MIR, and Nix. Kemble Yarrow, Of
Philadelphia. General and Mrs II. -.
Spilman. the Misses Spilman. Miss
Bastable, Mrs. S. c. Workman and
]. c. Williams.
Anteilo Devereaux was starter. ].
F. Evans ana c. III. Smith We're clerks
Of the scales.
Day Highly Successful. I.
The day was conceded to have been
enc Of the most successful of its kini
ever held In this part OF the Old
Dominion