The Washington herald., 1913-02-24

purchased by the board and ticket com
mittee.
Mrs. d. r. Anthony will be the gues
OF her son and daughter-in-law, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. D. R. Anthony, jr.
for the Inauguration.
The marriage Of Adelbert Mooney ant
Mrs. Ada Campbell. OF 6s2 Stree
Northeast, was announced yesterday
The ceremony was performed at Rock
Vile. Nd. Saturday afternoon by Rev
s. r. White. Mr.. Mooney and Mrs
Mooney are now visiting friends in Bal
timore.
Mr.. Mooney. now a resident Of thi
city, formerly lived in Seattle. Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. willis L. Moore gave 4
dinner last night at the Hotel Powhatan
Among their guests were Representative
and. Mrs. Burleson, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie:
Fitzhugh Talman. Mrs. Gilbert II. Gros
venor. and Mr.. Worthington.
Mrs. John B. Henderson entertained &
number of friends informally at luncheon
yesterday at Boundary Castle.
Representative and Mrs. Brantley CAV,
a dinner last night in honor Of thei;
niece, Miss Motion.
Mrs. Francois Berger Moran was host
ess at an informal tea yesterday after
noon at the Hotel Powhatan.
Mrs. Humphrey. wife Of Gen. C. F
Humphrey. and the Misses Humphrey
will be at home this afternoon at the
Wyoming for the last time this season.
The hunt committee OF the Riding anC
Hunt Club of Washington announces the
following schedule for the remainder oi
the season, subject to weather conditions
The drag hounds will meet every Wed
nesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the ken
nels; every Saturday afternoon at
o'clock at places to be announced.
The fox hounds will meet every holiday
In the early morning at a time and place
TO be announced.
Places and times of meets will be
posted at the clubhouse in advance,
and may be ascertained by telephone
In case of doubtful weather. the decision
Of the master will be announced at the
clubhouse at least two hours before the
time set.
All persons interested in the sport OF
hunting and in horsemanshtp are cor
daily invited to take part in these meets,
Subscription toward the necessary ex-
penses are expected. and should be sent
to the treasurer OF the hunt committee,
Mai. Charles d. Rhoads. Fort Myer. Va.
The popularity of riding to hounds As
a sport and recreation is proved by tho
large fields which have taken part In
the hunts already held this year. Not
less than thirty and often over fifty riders
have been the usual number. Excepting
three weeks of frozen ground. there has
been meet every week since the mid
die of November
The Riding and Hunt Club is anxious
to cooperate with people interested in
the extension of bride paths and trails
through the existing parkways. and in
linking the parks together with new
reservations.
If the trolley lines of the District were
extended so as to tap the parks at more
numerous places, many more people
would be able to reap the benefit OF these
beautiful natural recreation grounds.
They would be able to reach the more
remote parts. which are by far the most
attractive, without owning private con-
v-cyances or having 10 walk long dis
tances In the famous Bots de BoulOgne
of Paris a system OF miniature trolleys
traverse a woodland park from the points
where the re. ular trolley lines approach
the boundaries. Some such system. Or
at least extensions of the present troll
leys. would be a public benefit to Wash.
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