Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
.CAYETY AT OLD POINT
IS NOT INTERRUPTED
berlin One of Seasons Biggest
Social Events.
MADAM BRAnANr ENrERrArNs
CARRIED i'll Quaint Belgian Costume,
She Dances aud Sings Folk Songs
for Benefit OF Army Eclicf Funds.
Many Guests for Lent.
Especial 10 The Times % spatch


OLD POINT. VA. March lS.-The
round OF social saycties has not been
Interrupted by Lent. The -. ratrick's
dinner dance at the Hotel Chauihcrl.r
was one OF the largest OF the season.
Tho vivid green decorations o; the
bathroom. and the faVors. typical o.
the good saint OF the Emerald Isle.
lent charming background 20 thc
handsomely Gowncd women and the
bright uniforms OF tho many army and
navy officers.
Mile. Aimee de Brabau;, in cus,n,
Belgian costumes savo a recital Of
Belgian folk songs and dances 81 We'd
Fesday evening ia the ballroom OF the
Chamherlin for the benefit OF the Se!
Eian and Fortress Monroe Army RELIEF
funds. This was 4 charity event which
claimed tho attention % The entire
post.
Pembroke Jones made h-ief visit
on his way from his country home near
Wilminrton to Now York. sree.iuc
CHEEKY way. Mr. Jones VIII probably
return later on cruise OF. The Nevada,
Louis G. Tiffany. with large rr'-
vnte car party, is arriving this week
from New York.
The Juveniles are 1ndinr the swim
ming pool great fun" Here every
morning are the little daughter OF
Countess L. deBcrnard. Caroline Arr
kon. who is here with her parents. MT.
and Mrs. NJ. ArnSon, OF Niagara: icnry
Reynolds Lawson, OF Elmira. Roland
Fosey. OF Baltimore; Mrs Charles L.
Posey. OF Baltimore: Mrs. + T.. van
Dym. OF Elmira and Miss Virginia
McMurran. of Seattle are fast, h.Cor-
Ing expert swimmers MISS NcMur-
ran will 20 soon to Eirhmond 20 visit
Miss Emily Royal.
Mrs Magruder and her dauEhter.
Miss Pauline Magrudcr OF Washing
ton, have joined the cure colony.
Colonel Sanger, formerly Assistant
Secretary Of War, vino IS spending the
season ~ Sherwood Inn, with Mrs.
big swimming pnol at tho Chamberlain.
Another daily Visitor is Mrs. Charles
Posey and her SON. Roland, OF Eslti
more.
onel and Mrs. Todd, Captain and Mrs.
Quick Major q. a. NuGent and Mrs.
Nugcnt and r. W. Forbes dined with
George =. Adams on sunday evening.
Lieutenant ana tirs, stockton mad
guests for tea in tho palm garden in
Italy, formerly of Washington. Dr..
and Mrs. Wilton Hope gave = dinner
on Thursday for Miss Dunn.
oliver :. Bond had guests FOR din
ner or "Wednesday at the Cham berlin
10 celebrate the seventy-eichth birth
=
party included Miss Mildred Bond. Mr..
md Mrs. W. y. Brigham, Mrs. T II.
Mitchell, Mrs. J. (. Anderson OF To-
lcdo MIR. Bond, Who is president OF
The Merchants Bank % Cleveland, was
married to Mrs. Bond over ufty-two
years ago they nave been annual
visitors here FOR many years
Or. and Mrs. Daniel Robinson have
returned 10 New York. Or. and Mrs.
Edwin Sturtevant S,cesc are leaving,
after two weeks sojouru. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Z. Den!son and Charles
Schwar2. of Syracuse; :. W. Iampso0.
OF Chicago; MIR. and Mrs. Il. F. Deni-
son, OF Cleveland, are .late additions
To IN colony.
Among the late arrivals are Ny. and
MRS. ". j. Wing, Miss A r wing,
Pumpelly Read. of Albany; Judge and
Mrs. Frank Sturgcs. ". W. s,urges.
Miss Elizabeth del Cunningham,
Countess p. deBernard and daughter.
AIre. L. l.. Moller. OF New York. Mrs.
]. a. Reynolds and daughter Mrs.
francis Il. Lawson. Mr.. lawson and
Master Henry Reynolds Lawson. Of
Elmira: Mt and Mrs. Jackson Brandt,
OF Baltimore; Mrs. Richard T.. Pa!ro.
Mrs. Howard < Nyman Of Washing
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Francis ". Brooke.
Misses Anita and Marie Brooke. +. NJ.
Brooke, Jr., Of Bryn Mawr: MI and
Mrs. T. y Robbins. Ny. and Mrs. /.
w. I,othtnan rSnd AF-ss Ruth Lothmau,
81 Cleveland: 'Hinceut Corbctt. Misses
Edith and Valerie Corbett. OF Grasse
Point, Mich: by. and Mrs. a W PAL
den and Misses Anette Shelden, OF De-
,roit Mrs. G. f. Taylo! and Misses
Taylor. OF Worcester
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