Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-18
ANNAPOLIS APPOINTMENTS.
Annual Summer Cruise of the Practice
Ships-Per sonals.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd May IL 1907
The following professors and instructors
IN the various courses at the Naval Acad-
envy have received appointments for the
year beginning July l, 1905: Henri Marion,
{. V. Cusachs, z. ]. des Garennes T. w.
johnson, Paul E. Voinot, w. o. Stevens,
w. F. c. Hasson, G. p. Coleman R. A.
Rice, j. Eiesland, T Clark w. E. Olivet,
q. Costet, c. S. Alden, o. ]. Campbell, jr,
H. J. Fenton, Angelo Hall, F. E. McNlIen,
+. w. Morrison, c II. Sisam.
AT luncheon given today by Mrs Green
wife of States Attorney Nicholas H. Green
the engagement of Miss Evelyn c. Green
the states attorneys sister to Lieut. j. T.
Bowers, now stationed at the Naval Acad-
envy, was formally announced Lieut. John
IreadWell Bowers entered the Academy in
1850. He was appointed from New Jersey,
but is native of Pennsylvania. He Will
shortly leave on the Atlanta for the sum-
mer cruise. The wedding will be in the au-
tumn.
With the summer cruise of the practice
ships but a short time distant. the per-
sonnet of the various ships to be part of
the squadron is being arranged Orders
were received from the Navy Department
today with reference to the officers who
will be detached from tn Naval Academy
for duty with the squadron. Following are
the names of the officers and the ships to
which they will be attached:
L. S. S. Hartford-Lieuts. J. R. P. Prin-
gle, E. S. kellogg, w. G. Briggs and w. T.
Tarrant.
L. S. S. Newark-Commander c. ]. Bad
ger, commanding; Lieut.. Commander b. c.
Decker, executive officer; Lieut.. G. R. Mar
veil, navigating officer; Leuts. w. B. Tar
dy, H. G. Sparrow, E. B. Fenner, E. c.
Kalbfus and f. J. Horne
L. S. S. Atlanta-Lieuts. F. B. Bassett,
navigating officer; ]. X. Robinson, w. B.
Wells and ]. 7. Bowers.
L. S. S. Chesapeake-Lieut. T. l.. Johnson
Mrs. Beauregard and Miss Beauregard of
San Antonio, Tex, are visiting Midshipman
Beauregard at the Naval Academy.
Mrs Thomas Franklin, sister of Mrs.
Schley, wife of Rear Admiral Schley, is Wis
iting her sister, Miss Carrie Franklin Mrs
Franklin's home is in San Antonio, Tex
Today the regular quarterly diIaler was
served at the South River Club the oldest
club in the state of Maryland. 1t is To-
Gated in All Hallow's parish, on South
river. The membership of this historic club
is limited and there is a long waiting list
Today the dinner was served by Mr.. Frank
lin Weems of Baltimore, who was host
Gov. Warfield Is member of the South
River Club and upon invitation of Mr..
Weems had as his guest today Col Oswald
Telghman, secretary of state.
Second Lieut.. j. H Thompson, United
States Marine Corps, has been detached
from the school of application. Marine
Barracks, Naval Academy and left today
for Washington, where he was directed
to proceed for orders.
After having disposed of seventy-two
cases the Court of Appeals adjourned on
Wednesday for the April term. 1t will
meet again June 20 to file opinions in cases
tried this term.
Lieut.. Commander w. +. Fullam, head
of the department of ordnance and gum
merry at the Naval Academy will be In
command of the monitor Terror during the
summer cruise of midshipmen. This is the
first ship Mr.. Fullam has commanded. Tie
reported yesterday for orders to Rear Ad-
squadron of the North Atlantic fleet.
Three other monitors besides the Terror
will be used in the summer cruise.
The annual concert by the Mandolin and
Glee Clubs OF st. Johns College was given
tonight in Mcdowell Hall. Mrs. Warfield,
wife of the governor, and Mrs. Brownson,
wife of Rear Admiral Brownson, were
among the patroneSses.
The first shipment of soft crabs was made
from here today Six dozen We're sent to
Washington by local firm, consigned to
E. Weser of that city.
Passed Midshipman Fred D. Poteet is Wis
ting friends here.
Mrs Stoney and daughters, Misses Helena
and Katherine, left today for San Fran
cisco.
At a meeting of the democratic city ex-
ecutive committee held today 1t was de-
cided to hold the democratic primaries on
Saturday, June 10, and the city convention
Monday June u. At the latter meeting
the nominations made at the former meet
ing will be ratified.
Messrs Mark 1. Smith and F. Sama have
been appointed delegates from the Broth
erhood of st. Andrew of st. Anne s parish
to the tri-state convention of the brother-
hood. which meets in Washington on Sat
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