The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24
Old POINT NOTES.
Especial to The Richmond virginian,

Especial to The Richmond Virginian,)
Old Point Comfort. Va, June "a
The Hon Thomas II Marshall vice.
president of the United States of
America, and Mrs. Marshall, came
down from Washington TO remain over
Sunday at the Cham berlin. Mr.
Marshall spoke at a patriotic meet
ing in Norfolk on Sunday afternoon.
and Mrs Marshall was informally en-
tertAined by some of the ladies Of
Fort Monroe at tea that afternoon.
James r, Lucey, of Washington.
was among the guests this week to
register at the Cham berlin. Mr.. Lucey
has been selected as one OF the COM
missioners who will assist Mr.. Hoover
IN .ho food control work He was a
member OF the Belgian relief commit
zee ami only returned short time ego
10 this country. With him were Rich
ard n Satrous. Of Washington; Jac,es
+. Bell an6 William C. Edgar, OF Min
mCapolla. -t
Percy Alden. NJ r. also land COM
missioner Of Great Britain. and at one
time served In the Belgium relies
committee, was here this week and
gave a most interesting lecture.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Adams en-
tertained at dinner Saturday even
ing in the amberiin in compliment
to Colonel Henry y. Todd. Jr., L. 8.
A. and Mrs. Todd who left this week
for Newport, Colonel Todd having
been ordered 70 report for duty there.
Roses and peonies decorated the table
and their guests were Colonel Stephen
NJ. Foote. L, s A. and Mrs. F'oote,
Major William l. Little. Y. :. A, and
Mrs Little, Captain Claude J.. Brig
ham. T. s 4. and Mrs. Brigham. Cap
tain Albert l. Rhodes, L, s A. and
Mrs Rhoades. Captain Francis l.
Lincoln. t. s A and Mrs Lincoln
Captain Archibald II. Sunderland, T..
s. A and Mrs, Sunderland, Captain
Donald Armstrong, |. S A, and Mrs
Armstrong Captain James NJ. Crane.
Y. s A and Mrs. Crane.
Miss LOIS Toote, who has been at
tho University of Pennsylvania Cor
medltine, has returned to speN the
simmer with her parents Colonel
stephen NJ Foote, T. S. A. and Mrs
Fucte in their quarters In the post.
Miss Esther Foote was hostess at
cards Thursday afternoon In her home
and after the game q few additional
guests came in for tea,
The khaki clad hosts have arrived
and begun their courses of fnstruc
ton required for the coast artillery.
Every steamer and train arriving In
the past few days has brought mum
Der Of these Young men who are to
be In training for two months at Fort
Monroe. They have been selected from
other camps, Fort Myer. Piattsburg,
Fort Oglethorpe and Leon Springs
TEX, and WITH Rave intensive training
grd studying while mere. There Will
lie but little plavtin1e for them, Sat
urday evening being the gala time
when manv OF them avail themselves
OF the pleasure Of tho dances at the
Chamberlin in tho lovely open pa
vilion. Among the young men who
are expecting to get their commissions
very shortly In the naval aviation
school are James y. Warburg, son Of
Paul n, warburg, Of Wash inston, who
Is the head OF the federal reserve bank
Of that place; Moseley Taylor, son OF
William o. Taylor. OF the Boston
Globe.
Mrs. Thomas n Stevens Of Wash
ington, widow OF Admiral Stevens, L.
s. n, Is a guest at the C"1amberlin for
some time
Among those from New York etor.
ping here are Mrs. Henry Tremmel;,
Henry Fl Hamilton. Mrs. George 7
Moshier, Misses Rannie and Edith
Moshier, william f. Eckert, Frank X