Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
DINNERS AND DANCES
ON SOCIAL CALENDAR
visitors at Old Point and Army aud
Navy Circles Are Having
Gay Season.
BANQUET GIVEN TO BANKERS
MIR. and Mrs. Jean de Saint Cyr Ar
rive for Extended Eisit-SOcicty
Interested In Sncad-Sclater Nup-
tials--Nlany New Arrivals.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch. J

IopeClaI 10 INC llncE- I)lSpatC
OLD POINT, VA. April 2a.-Nume-
rous dinners and dances nave featured
the weeks social calendar. with
dances At tho Chambcrlin on Monday.
Wednesday and Saturday evenings, and
the hop given by the officers OF Fort
ross Monroe AT the Coast Artillery
School on Friday. There is no indica-
ton that dancing is losing it's fascina-
ton for guests at ola Point. Ma ior
George A. Nugent, T.. s. A.. and Mrs
Nugent gave q large dinner party last
evening preceding the hop. and Cap
tain Fuller. l.. $. A., and Mrs. Fuller
entertained dinner guests this evening
Following an annual custom. the pu-
pills OF the Hampton Normal Institute
sang old plantation hymns and negro
melodies on Easter sunday in the ball
room Of the Chambcrlin for the guests
Among the speakers during tho even
Ing WAS l.. T.. lor"r, president Of the
Delaware and Hudson Raailroah.
AT 4 business session of the Virginia
Bankers Association, which was pre-
coded b. banquc, in the private din
inS-room OF the Chamberlin, Congress
man Homer j.. Sydnoi, of Utica; James
c. Catteil. city statietician Of Phila-
delphia; Collector of Customs Norman
r. Hamilton, and Milton e.. Elliott
counsel Of the Federal Reserve Board
OF Washington. composed the group or
Interesting speakers. About 100 bank
ers were present.
Mr. and Mrs. lean Il" Saint Cyr ar
rived on Monday for an extended visit
Dr. Victor Mraviag, Mayor Of Eliza
beth City, accompanied 10y Mrs. Mr+T-
lag, Mrs Paul MravlaE and Mics J.s-
sic Smith. are among the late arrivals
News Of tho wedding Of Mrs Moiiie
Marrahle Sclatcr. OF Hampton ANA
Lieutenant W. y. Snead. l.. : y. "f
q. $. s. Oregon. which took place ~
Coronado Ca, on SATURDAY. is re-
ceivcd with interest here and in army
and navy circles
Mrs. Sclatcr. accompanied by AIRS
f. j.. MaErudcr and Miss r:slinc Ma
gruder. Of Washington, who have been
spending the winter at OId FONT. ieit
here carly in April to meet her future
husband. The wedding took place at
high noon in Christ Church. which ha"
been decorated with orange blossoms
and mock oranges. Miss Magruder
MAS the maid and Lieutenant !. G. KIDD
was the hcs, man The bride was
given away by Captain Rohinson.
Among the guests attending tho lunch
con and ceremony were Admiral and
Mrs. Fuilan and Miss Fuilan, Admiral
and Mrs Winslow. After " wedding
Lieutenant and Mrs. Sn"ad VIII make
,heir homo in San Fr9ncisco.
Mr. and Mrs T. 7. McCuliy. ri Phil
adeiphia. arc here for the remainder
Of tho season MIR McCully, along with
the many diversions found here. is md
ing time 10 take the cure Mr. ana
Mrs. John j Maps. Of New Orleans,
also arrived this week to take tho
cure"
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice j. Cream, Mr.
and Mrs T. Il. Marriott were among
the many Philadelphians who came for
the Easter holidays
MIR. and Mrs. Douglas Bunting. MISS
Elizabeth Bunting. OF Wilkes Barre:
Mr. and Mrs !. \. shaw. OF Scranton;
MIR and Mrs W. :. Anderson. Of Phil-
adelrhia and ne Misses Sadie and
Helen l. EoEEenLu. Of Philadelphia. arc
registered al the Chamberin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 7. Wilson, Miss
Esther J Wilson and Thomas \. vii
son. Of Richmond. have been spend
Ing tho week AZ the Chamberlin.
William +. Augustine came down
from Richmond TO spend the Easter
season.
Mrs. T. a. Miller and r \. Miller
.Jr.. are Richmonders here for tho re-
maindcr Of April
MIR. and Mrs Hugh rhiihin. OF BAL
t;more. and Miss Margaret Lawson. who
is attending school in Baltimore. have
been attending the hops here this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Philhin and Miss Lawson
are the guests OF their mother. Mrs
william r. Lawson. In Hampton.