The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-28

F-ieda Meredith Dleln.
Editor

Mrs. Westmoreland Davis Ia 80
leave Richmond the latter part of IN"
week for Morvcn Park, her home iu
Loudoun county Whrre she expects
10 be established unul fali. Mrs.
Davis has been at home Ia Richmond
people every Tuesday afternoon our
ING the months Of January and FOB
ruary ard her informal rGcepIinua
have added greatly 10 the social HE
) Y 4 AtSNyI} .SHse.a , .Arss' ~
q - Return >Fro,t;a, 4 'r'sstF4'sl
Lieutenant and Mrs Everett Fair
lamb and their little daughter have
returned to this city after having
made thoir home for the past several
months in admission, Ala. Lieutenant
Fairlsub was stat toned al Camp Nc
C1ellan but he has now received his
honorable discharge. They are visit
ing Mrs. Fairlamb's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry FehSenfeld. in the home
on Grove avenue.
Leave for The West.
Major and Mrs II G.. Mallory. who
have been visiting the formers sister,
Mrs j. j. Phillips at her home on
Park avenue, have returned to Camp
Custer near Battle Creek. Mich.
Dance at Westhanpton.
Last evening the entertainment
committee of the League for Woman's
Service under the Craftsmanship of
Mrs G. w. Massie entertained the
men stationed regularly at West
hampton hospital at a dance in the
Red Cross house Mrs. Massie's
regular committee of chaperones
were present with about fifty young
played for the dancing from $40 IN
til II o'clock and the men were
served with refreshments at 10
O'Clock This com mittee under Mrs
Massie has entertained every con-
tingent of wounded that las come to
the hospital There are about 400
soldiers stationed there regularly for
whom little entertaining has been
done. These were the guests last
evening.
Sailed for Constanttnople
Miss Esther Greene. of Ivy. Va,
sailed for Rrest, France on the
Leviathau on February is. From
there she VIII proceed To Constan-
inople as a member OF the mission
for Armenia The personnel COM
prises three hundred and fifty. the
majority doctors and nurses. carry
ing equipment for fifteen hospitals.
First Debutante Enga-rd.
Society in Richmond is Interested
in the announcement made in Balti-
more of the first engagement among
the debntantes of this season. Mrs.
Courts1d Walter Smith on Wednes-
day announced the engagement OF
her daughter. Margaret Wharton. TO
Eben p. Finney, son Of Dir. and Mrs,
J. NJ. r. Finney, of Baltimore.
Miss Smith has been one Of the
bellies OF the. winter and has had a
number OF entertainments given in
her home. Her brothers are Capt ,.
c. Wharton Smith %. now in charge
Of Field Hospital No. ~, in France:
Lieut. Harold Wharton Smith. of the
One Hundred and Tenth Field Ar
tillery, now overseas and former
En- IN Charles r. Wharton Smith. ~
the naval aviation, who has returned
to Yale University,
MIR. Kinney, who has recently re
turned from France after nineteen
months service. is a brother Of !. NJ.
r F'inucy. 1r.. who went overseas
with Johns Hopkins Hospital init
and who returned last spring to COM
plete his course at Johns Hopkins
Medical School; former Lieut.. George
G, Finney.s who has returned TO
Princeton University. where he Is n
student and Miss Mary Finney. who
is st!n at school
DIR. Finney, who was chief director
OF surgery with the American FIX
peditionary Forces. serving with the
rank of rigadier-Eeneral. has been