Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-21
MARYLAND.

J. p. Storey, at her historic home. Whfte-
hall. which is situated in the third district
of Anne Arundel county, near st. Mar
garet's, and was the residence of Gov.
Horatio Sharpe.
Miss Roosevelt is expected to arrive in
time to witness the boat race between CO.
lumbia and the midshipmen.
The United States fr.gate Hartford Ad-
mirai Farraguts flagship at the battle of
Mobile bay. arrived here Thursday night
and anchored off the Naval Academy.
An examination is to be held at the Naval
Academy for three additional instructors to
fill the vacancies created by the resignation
of Prof. Karl Young and Instructors Z. II.
Churchman and L. ]. p. Caretta Prof.
Young will continue his course of study in
phiology at Harvard. and Prof. Church.
man will also continue his studies.
Lieut. Henry A. Wiley, formerly in COM
mand of the ship Viliabolos, will report for
duty al the Naval Academy June l.
Mrs Fremont and the Misses Fremont OF
Washington are on visit to Commander
John c. Fremont commanding officer OF
the monitor Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Storey and family of
Washington arrived here yesterday to take
up their summer residence at Whitehall.
A general court-martial has been ordered
to convene at the Naval Academy to con-
duct an inquiry into the case of the sailor
Rhinelander who shot a marine. on the
Santee, a fortnight ago. The members OF
the court are: Commander X. q. Gait,
commanding officer of the Arkansas, pres
dent; Lieut.. H. f. Smith, Lieut.. d. NJ. Car
rison and Assistant Surgeon w. j. ZaleskY,
members, and Ensign Paul Foley, judge
advocate.
Imposing ceremonies attendant upon the
LAYING of the corner stone of College Ave
nue. Baptist Church took place here today.
The church is being built at the corner OF
College avenue and Bladen street, and WIZ
cost X25 500 the furniture to cost an addl-
nf which
paid for when the church is completed.
The corner stone will be laid by the pas
tor, the Rev. Thomas p Holloway. Other
clergymen participatin in the ceremonies
will be the Rev. DIR. E. B. Hatcher, secre-
tary of missions of the Maryland Baptist
Association, who will conduct the services;
Dr. S. P. Merrill formerly of Rochester
Theological Seminary; DIR. Curtis Lee
Laws pastor of the First Baptist Church
of Baltimore, and the Rev. George 5. Bell,
pastor of the Presbyterian Church of An
napolis The College Avenue Baptist
Church was organized two years ago and
has sixty members.
Mrs Clark wife of Chaplain II. II. Clark
of the Naval Academy. gave pink tea
Yesterday at her residence, 30 Upshur row.
The guest of honor was Mrs. John w.
Danenhower Mrs. Clark was assisted in
receiving by Mrs Badger, Mrs. LoWndeS
and Mrs. Dewey.
The following officers at the Naval
Academy have received commissions: Lieut.
Commander b. G. Decker, Lieut.. Com
mander B. w. Wells. Lieut.. Commander H.
C. Bertolette and Passed Assistant Sur
geon II. A Dunn.
Mrs. Brown, wife of Prof. Arthur New
ton Brown of the Naval Academy, is enter
tanning Miss Ethel Dickinson of Richmond,
Va.
Mr. Walton Hood Grant of st. John s
College left here today as delegate TO the
tri-state convention of the Brotherhood of
St Andrew which convened in Washington
today.