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In most modern OO languages chaining methods together is common, and IMHO elegant, practice. In jquery, for example, you often see code like:
$('div').addClass('container').css('color', 'white').length
Does writing your objects to allow this have a name?
Method Chaining is the core concept behind building a Fluent Interface