The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
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Point is enjoying season OF much rayetv.
!, "T nj, TIihainoerIin is iull and indications are
the usual vim and brightness characteris.
nc OF 'his resort the Easter season was
With the brilliant cotilllon given MondaX
erehins al the Chamberlin. The decora-
traetive and laboratc An event OF souaI
iiir.pGIrtance FOR the Juveniles. was the chill
urens pail OF Saturday evening
me visit Of the members OF the Yalc
~ team on sunday. with their continual
now OF tests and good spirits. caused quite
q, ripple OF pleasure and excitement among
the guests. After lunch q swimming moi
p pa. vas arr1nscd in their honor and
me merry crowd left by steamer late in
the afternoon for Washington 80
Many fans Went from the 1,ha,nberli,
10 Norioik Friday afternoon 70 Witness mo
game gam between the Yale and Holy Cross
the season in this section. In a party
GhaPeroned by Merritt Mr. ana Mrs
and Mrs. George Brown OF Stunford conn
MISS Elizabeth Fischer Miss Fannie Foster.
OF BROOKLYN Mr.. Fuller, OF Milwaukee: n1
Neison OF Chicago. and Lieutenant Rogers
one OF the distinguished guests here the
past Two weeks. addressed large audi
ence sunday evening in the ballroom of the
Chamberiin. Following annual custom.
"a chorus OF siXty students OF Hampton
sang san, plantation hymns and melodies at
be a very entertaining feature for sojourn
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An interesting occurrence of the week and
an unusual one for the Chamberlin was
the christening OF the young son OF Mir and
Mrs \ Merritt Taylor. of Philadelphia The
beautiful ceremony, which took place Mon.
DAY at noon In Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor's suite
Smithheld Mrs. j. W Read and Mr. WASH.
inEton Read were the sponsors
i1, en! and Mrs. Allen Kimberly gave
for Mrs. Itlmberleys brother, Mr. Dunn
OF New York Their guests being Lieu
IL N iDh
Mrs. Hot@. Lieutenant and Mrs. Wildrick
DAY evening %y M fox f My small dance Fri
York who is the guest of Captain and Mrs
level N%e, at Fortress Monroe
WIN the warm days tennis and golf
have come into their own again wins
horseback riding has many devotees here
and the Misses Phipps recent arrivals from
Denver who daily enjoy long -coun-
n.rihke continues the most popular of all
diversions As many as twenty-five tables
Mrs Corbn gave small bridge party
~ Mrs. Pe,tus and Mrs Toppen For oi'" MISS
batty, OF Savannah. who is Visiting Mrs
Wiidrick ~ the fort. Mrs Allen Kimberly
Mrs q. g. Walters and Miss Lady liar
, M.. of North Carolina, are the guests OF
me reciplents OF many attentions
,. M"} .;nnI Turner ana daushter Mrs Cook
after pleasant soJourn here.
fhursday after the christening or their
son Elmer Read. Lieutenant and Mrs Cuy
MIX entertained with buffet luncheon DR.
Herbert ShIDman. Of New York who win
Mira Shipmnn, arrived this week to snanJ
some time at the Chninberiin. oHiciatcd at
the christening ceremony. Mrs Shipman
was hppointed gOdmother and Mrs Read
Heard OF Baltimore, tho godfather Mrs
alma beard and Read Beard are the
mouse guests OF Lieutenant and Mrs MIx
Hocont arrivals at the Chambcrln in
c'ude Mt and Mrs Harold I.ippincott Mrs
! >; i5llinge'. Misses I3ilinger. Mrs H. Fl
| ErecIand, lanes VreclanG, Reed Vreelond
,'e"fge Manning, II. Richardson George
i.owthnr MTu. G.. NJ. Lowther. the Misses
i:o~,hci Mr.. and Mrs G. G. Rich. Miss
:Iizabcth Rich. DIR. and Mrs. A. r. Fritz
| Ir and Mrs. William Bell. United states
hnYy: Mrs Robert Tebo. Miss Marian
/ reno. Miss Madeline Wollrnan Mr. and Mrs
!! Is horcIl. Frank W. Morell NIr ana
/ Ms X w. Beatty Mr. and Mrs + X
Mcclure and tho Misses MCGUIRE OF NJ
YORK MT and Mrs. Grant Wright GRAM
! wright Jr Fred ". Allcn. Mr. ana Nj,
g Cooper. Mr.. ana Mrs. a. Merritt TavIor
Or and hra william Breedcn MIR Erncst
cpnrHde. Mtsa conrnde and Miss ID Jlurne
~ ana Mrn. :. W Fenten. OF Phiiadei
nh'a 3r and Mrs Jas IT. I.awton and chiIa
j. Robbins. H. w. Robbins Mr. and
hrs Salnuel ~. Cook. OF Baltimore: DR.
gno'R" - Won and W. L. Patterson, of
\ Jp"hon. Nd: Mrs. Il. 81. Madison and
/ MISE Ruth Campbell of Washington