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Hunt
(CcriwW fwn pmf 1) quarter of a mile east of the , , ,, Jy AjV' " - ^'f-v ,> * >"V. Muths. Next, hounds hunted all over Slaughter, working hard, which resulted in scvenfl encouraging ■jjriirts but they could not seem to make out any sustained trade as the temperature grew warmer. TTie field had many good views of lound work along the branches ,in ie open fields.« • ' Two points worthy of comment _e: First, the pack showed definite concentration and industry throughout the four hours of Minting; all hounds were promptly accounted for when Ollie Dodson called them in. Second, the field also showed concenration and in(dustry. Though it split several times, the hunter* were motivated by ideas distinctly relative to hound work.
At 4:00 P E, Mr. and Mrs. Muth welcomed all members of the Rappahannock Hunt to their delicious and delightful party. Mr. Muth .was 3 most gracious host, even though he indulged in a bit of fiendish byplay with a couple ■•of very real artificial snakes. However, no one would be frightened away, though Mrs. Oliver Durant, had she not been in her usual good health, surely vvmdd vhavc fainted* ■
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