Walter J. Adams, Jr., of Norfolk, was host Tuesday afternoon when he entertained at a launch party. The party left Norfolk at 1 o'clock, and after a cruise to Old Point and Newport News returned later in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webster, who were in town, and Mr. Adams's guests included Miss Louise Bolton, of Richmond; Miss Alice Webster and Woodrow Pollard.

Miss Mary Woodbridge and her sister, Mrs. Hell, have left for Lynn, Mass., to spend the summer.

Mrs. Lewis Wheat and her daughter, Miss Frances Wheat, are spending some time at "Buck Hill."

Mrs. A. Relrne Blair, Miss Alice Blair, and A. Belrne Blair, Jr., have left for Eaglesmere, Pa.

Miss O. L. Hatcher, of Richmond, and Miss Tuttle, of Burlington, N.C., have been spending some time at "Lea Hurst," the home of Miss Williams, at Blount.

Miss Isabelle Perkins is spending several weeks with friends at the Old Sweet Springs.

Mrs. E. A. Alderman, of the University of Virginia, has left for "Ethchwald," Maine.

Miss Margaret Miller, of this city, is spending the summer months with Miss Vaden in Chesterfield County.

Miss Margaret Gordon, of this city, is a guest.  Of her cousin, Mrs. R. L. Cast ham, in Harrisonburg, after a visit to relatives in Waynesboro. Messrs. Uforce Mryan, George Gibson, and W. A. Moncure motored to Fredortsburg with a party of friends on Tuesday. Misses Marguerite M. Middle, Monter, of "Hilandale Hall," is spending this week with friends in Richmond. 