The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-18

S%9t0n Tor HIGHWAY improvements
&tch are vi special Interest TO motor.
I'M tho first place the President vii;
Nko hin address in the auditorium q,
3AMerson Hotel. and not In the
M auditorium as heretofore an.
1Nced. consequently all the ses-
1&6 Of the convention during the four
En Will be reid In the Jefferson audi :
Ftum.
TIE dance originally set for Tues
NJ night will be held on Monday
Ght ut the Jefferson, but the sight
eiHE trip for the women visitors will
II held Tncsday afternoon from the
M4puarters of the Richmond Auto
oAile Club, 1871 West Broad street.
Usn To 4.so O'Clock, as originally
MANNED.
N has been decided that MIR. r, II.
IMPORT will drive the Presidents car
xfnre the train 10 the jefferson. ana
1M his Sightseeing trip vi Richf,. mi
MNA visit ~ Sewn Pines battlefield.
Airport TO Drive President.
~ selection of Mr.. Airport is tias
< the illness OF Mr.. w +. Gordon.
~ chairman Of the Richmond Auto.
9Ohil0 Club special entertainment
HuTfttGE dfd r ct seek he DISTINCT n
vas rather thrust upon him.
ne President will ride Iii the NJ.
aFroll II. Masitague's new s.~-eus
1tyea car. a magnificent nfuo steel
3Achlne Of the latest a<a.sn ana ee,as
arucssoil. Mf. -sl,,~rrt AID slr Mcn
sSas VII s* ~ liars temporarily. he
sa " 1878 In the presidential par.
M.~ss be Mr. l.. NJ roster. Mr.. Fed
ftrriine, M. William Miller, MIR j.,
.Alsop, Mr.. II. T.. Hazelgroye. MIR.
@Nik Kaufman. Mr. George NaelScy
ma Mr.. r. G. Pelouze, The newspaper
49, win rid with Mr. peion9e.
$a9MA mem lstfs ssf1h@ club who act az
cert 10 the presidential party will
- The guests ofthe Chamber of Com
Srce at the luncheon to be given the
31lAent at / O'clock. The invita-
1m 81 President Henry Wood was so
rdiAl that ii was impossible for the
Members nf the committee who rep
[MMeented tho club at the meeting in
IN Chamber of Commerce yesterday
~ decline.
President Wood Insists
III President Wood pointed out that the
6re fact that the luncheon would
- $40 plate should not cause any
terence on the part of the auto
6lie owners. lie declared that he
ew the cost oi operating the ma
hes WAS far mere than the expense
the little luncheon and entrsatcd
members go earnestly not to ae-
me that they could not do otherwise
I'm accept.
The same cars will take part IN the
i alt-xeeing trip and visit to Seven
hes and bring back the presidential
&4fty TO the Commonwealth Club,
3ere the president will be the guest
tho University of Virginia Alumni
Eociaticn.
$Eat ts expected that the president
MI return to Washington about a.45
MiEht.
from noon Monday until midnight
SufS<lay night the Richmond Auto
0hIie Club will hold open house. A
1Eot lunch will be served in the af
FnoDn and there YAH be ample ann
f0nttion for sport or prolonged talks.
Hunter and MIR. Peiouze have
N6n to this latter party
rclOux4s Gets supplies.
n Yesterday Mr. Pelonze went out 10
~ Fexory bungalow. the some time
nnnler home Of the Cub and brought
load OF supplies that had been
nreiessiy abandoned There. In or
10 to aToid any misunderstanding 1t
XfApeHted that ii was an automobile
)ind or supplies. The car ef Mr.. Pc
nxe was piled sky high. he said and
II should know. He MAS the one who
f6Noyered the supplies. which will
DsnN in very handy al the club head
aSarfers.
6A streanler will swing from the en-
4nee To the club To show where
spftality OF the genuine sort may
~ found ami the persons in charge
the bureau of information at the
-GSkGrsOn Wili b. particular in their
frsctions for strangers, who may tn
lDtre their way thithsr.
A The interest and enthusiasm shown
the mem bsrs In Il almost unpre-
1N6ented. When it became known
|&at cars were required to take the
surnen among the visitors on a sight
1HssanK tour the response surprised the
E&kAraRs. Names never seen before
Gere setn in, as may be seen from the
iEial list of volunteers:
7RssSSs M. r. Il. Airport. Mr.. e. l.. Batklns.
&4F. IA A Hienner. MIR. j. Sd George
ryan. DIR. II. G.. Bryan, Mr. John A.
s1kA. Jr.. Mr.. j. J. Baliou, Jr.. MIR.
{ h Don4ti. Mir. J. 4. Clarke. Mr.. ". j.
Miller. Air. T.. II. Richardson. MIR. c. u.
finEiseid, M. Rufus q. Williams. MIR.
y q. Larus. Jr.. MIR. w. H. Parker.
kr. b. "A. Wilson. MIR. y. l.. Massey
8r Charles Vt. Robinson. Mr. A. L.
|jiler. Air. Nm. Il. sPizzini AIR ".
4nus. Noua%agd AFR. John T.. sseston,
III. III. +. Hosn. Mr.. j. r. b. Jurrens,
E.ss Ikeaaas 49, Herd. AGs H. IL. Milat,
III. q. D. sands. Mr.. Preston Bclvin,
III. James +. Disney. Mr.. W. G.. Long.
MI -, !, = Harw9ed. Mr.. ". s. Reez-
N. 6r, Rehert Shafer. Mr.. J. r. Pat
1at*Fs Air. l.. II. Jenkins. Mr. Maurice
3Dck. sir. ! 9. Larns. Mr.. w. II.
NErns Mr.. Henry :. WallersteiE. Mr..
sonaas Il. s'eott. Mr. Thomas y. Car.
IN Mr.. ]. il. Bland. Mr.. f. e.
cnxe, MIR. l., A. lolger, Mr.. Harvey
1901. Mr.. Howard NJ. Smith. Or.
ler EauEham, MIR. l.. Nachman. Mr.
s1 kcnnedy. Mr. r Angus Nichols.
~ III. Williams Mr.. G. Riissway
A1re Mr. Isaac Tfaihirer, 'Ir Paul
@haSsr, Al; w. II. Schwerzschi,a,
Ja;nes 7. HI, MIR. II. c:ifn PECK.
IN. M..sbv West, A,r. T'hos c. sy..-
"a Mir. l. Stern. M. Il. Nj. Hoai-
Atr. Hcreee r. Halves AFR. " ".
t9erlake. MIR. J.! G. Nnitehurst. Mr..
Atkinson. Mr.. l.. n. Foster, Mr..
ees thaihim.r, Ar. C;a rles J. gyan,
a. y Stranse. MI. y, Il. LYMAN,
IA zss T.. fsees&
Scouting For Tufts.
I'D Airport and Sir. ] Il. Alsnp
stead scouting party this even.
~ look for the party OF Mr.
4xa Tufts which IL coming north
4hehursf- The party was In
On last night and with the
"a good SHAPE should lie in
1Atx ~ nsghtfall The scout
NAV viii advance beyond Nah
Assd sSp.ef 10 get In touch