Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-06
DELEGATES REACH CITY
FOR ENGINEERS MEET
Fifteenth Annual Convention
of American Chemical Insti-
tute Opens Here Today.
HOLD SESSIONS At, JEFFERSON
Acting Mayor Adams VIII Welcome
Visitors on Hchnlt of City-nircc-
tor Sn,illc Will Rcnd Paper on Adj
vantages RIchmontI OncrS.


Delegates TO the fftcenth annual
meeting OF the American Institute OF
Chemical Engineers began arriving
in the city yesterday afternoon, ana
by the time the registration booth
opens ut 2 o'clock this morning In
the lobby Of III" jefferson iiotcl. IL
is expected that upwards Of 800 mem
hers Will he present. Many Of these
delegates viii Toe accompanied by
their wives and daughters. and "a
special program has been arranged
for the entertainment Of the women
visitors
The mon Will represent the lead
Ing industrial plants IN the United
States and practically every State
Will he represented at tho meeting
tho sessions Of which will continue
through tomorrow and Thursday. ON
Saturday there will he an> all day
sightseeing tour OF the industries
OF Hopcwcll and Pctcrshurr
Acting Mayor William II. Adams.
Will welcome the members OF the
American Institute Of Chemical En-
pinoors 10 the city az $50 o'clock this
morning when the first business Sos
sion opens in the auditorium OF the
jefferson Hotel
Alien !. Savillc. Director OF Pub
lie Works. will read n paper on The
Advantages Richmond offers to
Chemical Engineers" following
which "a Symposium on materials OF
construction Will he given in papers
as follows:
Wood" by ]. V. Dorr, president
of tho porr Company; Application
OF Stonewarc to tho Chemical Indus
try BY L. c. Kincshury. chief en-
Einccr. the General Chemicals Com
pany: "Ductilc Tantalum." 10y pr
Clarence w. Blake. chemical director
Of tho FanStecl Products Company,
Inc; "Nacnc SUM oNychlorid".' Ivy
Max W Seaton. technical director Ma
t!onal Kcllastonc Company; Glass
RinCs-a new Filling Material for
TowcrS' ny +. c. Zcisbcrg. and
Glass" an illustrated talk hy y. L.
Marshall.
Luncheon Will be served at 1890
Z. NJ, following which the visitors
VIII have the option OF the follow
ing trips: seeing Richmond, inspcc.
tion Of the Standard Paper Manu-
featuring Company, Richmond Car
Works. Southern Manufacturing Com
pany, Check Neal Coffee Company
plants
Receive md Entertain.
beginning at sac o'clock this
evening there will Toe a reception
and entertainment AT the jefferson
The Richmond Chapter OF the Amer
lean Institute OF Chemical EnEA-
nccrs has invited the following
guests to assist In receiving and en-
tcrtaininr tho visitors from other
cities and States:
pr aud Mrs. Garnett Ryland. Mr.
and Mrs, George II Nash. Or. and
Mrs s. II Sheib. Dr. and Mrs Henry
E'roehl!nc Mr.. and Mrs ~ H. Al
len, Governor and Mrs. T.. Lee Trim
kio, Mayor and Mrs. George Ainslic.
7. NJ Darlington. Mr.. and Mrs |. :.
MarcuSe. Mr. ana Mrs. W. IL. Adams.
NJ. and Mrs. Fred H. Powell. Dr.
and Mrs stuart Mcclure. MIR and
Mrs. ! Val Parham, Petersburg: Mr..
and Mrs W NJ. Martin. Petersburg.
Va, Mr.. and Mrs. w f. Tyson.
Hopewel, Va; Mr.. and Mrs !. w.
Stull, Mr. and Mrs q. II. Flowers.
Mrs. J. +. liummcll. Nopewcll: Mr.
and Mrs II. - Eliason, Mr and Mrs.
w. 9 Stauard. Dr and Mrs Graham
Edgar charlottesville, II. +. Me
Crackcn. Mr.. and Mrs W q. Crock
cit MIR. and Mrs II * Mcdonnell.
Mr. and Mrs {. + Saucr. MIR. and
Mrs Granville q. Valentine. Mr. and
Mrs Allen Sayille. MIR. and Mrs
w I. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. ", J. Par
rish' Mr. and AG.s' W \ Whcrry.
Mr. and Mrs. : l4ahncy Crenshaw.
Mr. and Mrs, :. T. Morgan, Jr. MIR
and Mrs II ". Jackson. MIR. and
Mrs y " Patterson. MIR. and Mrs
Charles G Bosher. Air and Mrs John
6. Arwistead. Or. and Mrs. +. Il.
Carpenter Or and Mrs J l. Wcoms.
Or and Mrs ". T. Rudd. Mr.. and
Mrs James L. Rylaud. pr and Mrs
Allison Hodges Nir and Mrs 5.
Valentine and My. and Mrs. Thomas
Il. Scott.