Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
YNER PARTIES GALORE
ARE GIVEN At OLD POINT
'cY Feature Weeks Socin, Caicn-
tlar, Many Prominent People
Entertaining.
j EGULnRS" ARE RETURNING
sy Arc Coming 80 Coast for Open
Ing az Spring Scnson-Smnr. Sup
per Dance Given AT Coast Artillery
school.

Especial to rho Times nisratch.l
10 POINT, Va, March ll.--NIauy
lncr parties have featured the weeks
ial calendar Mir and Mrs John
key. II, Of Philadelphia enter
ncd :. party of six FOR Mr. ana Mrs.
cph =. Weaver ana their guest.
SO Dorothy Ciauntlc. OF Washington.
ccediuAs tho regular weekly hop at
- chamheriin. The same evening
=. and Mrs Pau! Tabb entertained for
shirley &. Morgan, u; Baltimore. Mr..
'Ichtenngors guests i'll honor of Miss
Nice McCaulcy. nj MARYLAND, included
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Armstrong, Col
"ncl and Mrs. Robert pcGram Holt.
In. AdamS'S company was Major and
Mrs. Little, Colonel and Mrs. stark,
Miss Louise puuu. OF Rome and Wash
,pstcn: Mrs Mitchell, of Memphis. and
'h. Colladay. Major ana Airs. -. y.
>uEent CAV" u dinner last evening for
'rs- Nugcrts sister. Mrs. l.. W. Forbes.
New York Colonel and Mrs. stark
utcrtaincd Friday for Mrs. Forhes ana
neir guest, Miss Dunn.
Noticeable this week was the return
rttnany regulars" for the spring sea-
lon. Mr.. and Mrs. William y. Iami-
son came from Lakewood the carly
part OF the week accompanied bE lud%"
\. a. Adams and Mrs. Adams In their
dinner followed by cards on MONDAY
evening. ACKNOWLEDGMENT John II.
Patterson, L. s. a.. retired, another
nuual visitor, arrived from Albany on
Monday with Misses Elizabeth and
iclen attcrson. Others are Mrs. WcS-
~ NJ. plcr. OF LarChmont. who Is with
he Misses Kimberly ut Sherwood Inn;
IT. Lyman Abbott, editor OF the Out
ook; Dr. and Mrs. Charles V. earring
on. Mr.. and Mrs George ~ Davenport
# Richmond.
y smart affair OF the week vas tho
upper dance given iast evening AT the
Coast Artillery School for tho Misses
Russell, OF Chicago. by their aunt Mrs
ira Haynes, and Colonel Haynes.
On Tuesday afternoon tourists wern
startled by tho firing from the fort
guns of the admirals salute when Ad-
nirnl McLain who has recently AS
Sumcd charge Of the Norfolk Navy
Ward. paid an official call With his staff
on Colonel Haynes. the commanding
officer of Fortress Monroe. Secretary
aicAdoo and party from Washington.
who came on the Mayflower on We'd
nesday, did not come ashore before
boarding the Tennessee, which left
81 bout midday for South America.
General s. Baldin and Lieutenant
GtCof. of the Russian army. were visl-
iors at tho Chamberlin this week.
lieutenant Utgoff is an aviator, and he
wears Il cross of Prince George, award
ed him for gallant service IN IL raid
over turkey.
With the advent OF Lent many arc
taking the "cure.' From New York
are Mr.. and Mrs, Daniel Robinson. Mrs.
William ,Jol!ffy. OF Brooklyn; Mrs. Ma
=rudcr and Miss Pauline Magruder. OF
Washington; Colonel Sanger, formerly
assistant Secretary of War! Mrs.
Glenn Curtiss and her mother, Mrs
Neff. OF Buhalo; Mrs. Henry T.. Mer-
rill Of Shanghai. and Mrs. James r.
Bdde, who returned to Washington
this week
II. T. Huchcns. OF Washington, &C
rompanied by his secretary. has been
spending the week at tho Chamberl!n
Among the late arrivals registered
mere arc Mr.. and Mrs. z. L. White and
Miss Julia White. OF Glenn White, w
Va; g. S. LauminE, Pittsburgh; Mr.
and Mrs. John f. Bailey. IT.. Mrs. T..
BEDDING, Of Philadelphia, with Mrs T.
y. Elsassen. OF McadowbroolS; Miss NJ
Ecale. d. Livingstone Graham and John
Graham. OF Chestnut HI; Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel II. Parke, Mr. and Mrs
Francis ID. Gilbert, OF Harrisburg: Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Il. poscy and Master
Roland Posey. Mr.. md Mrs r.. Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood r. Boycc. Edgar
G.. Miller. Jr. OF Baltimore; Mr.. and
Mrs. II w. Hanna. OF Salisbury.