The Washington times., 1916-06-04
Annapolis June Week
Round OF Festivities
Naval Academy Was Mecca for Washington Society.
President and Mrs. Wilson Among the
Notables There.

, a few minutes all had donned civilian
clothes and had mingled with their
friends in the grounds.
President and Mrs. Wilson and Sec
rotary and Mrs. Daniels took luncheon
with Captain and Mrs. Eberle and
spent. several hours riding about An
hapoiis and the surrounding country In
fhe white House automobile, which
met them when they reached Annapolis
on board the Mayfiower. Apout
o'clock. the party left for Masnih a!n1se
car.
Farewell Ball.
Most OF the graduates remained over
for the farewell bali on Friday evenins'
tho closing event Of June week, given
by the class Of 1917 to the brand new
ensigns.
The ball wac given in Daigren Hall.
otherwise known as the armory. me
floor was crowded throughout the even
ing while several thousand looked on
from the gallery. The decorations wero
Ella borate and beautiful.
A large American flag, said to he the
largest in the world. hid the ceiling and
extended down one side. meeting
realistic water scene, copy OF tne
scene from the portico Of Bancroft Hall
The Stars and stripes and flags OF
| neutral nations covered the side walls.
| mingled with bunting ard electric
lights OF seVeraI colors. Inc oanu
OF the quarterback OF the Illinois. the
ship on which the graounrnR csss
maze their hrst c,uls.. ms Gs
dedicated their lucky gag 10 LAP p,
tain Ehandier, VINO was IN co ~ na,,.o " "
the Illinois when tney went 10 ruroPe
aboard her.
INC cem,cr VI @ nvor ,,h,ci, the
oy runhs rh. III n,tiio
eSIo , e as s,,sn. lila = s3roe bsskct
covsred Wifi nairnr' ferns and plants.
Az miamgn. from t nh,,n oa dnyes were 'e'
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Fans for the Ladies.
The favors for thu Ladies' were small
| ,.ns ,,,th ,ho sr,, lire or the Acadcnnv
las WIN u,e sAs I"e Vi s .ne ~ 49,.
GROUNDS pninteu on one sue anu '"e
souvenirs for the men were black card
| cases.
The quests were presented by Mid
shinman g, n Ward and were received
b., NJ. Eho.,o as,..aS -, ~ r..
| Wy ME. hpee, assis'eu py MIS- Ian,
sels. The receiving stand was decorated
With bunting and palms. Every other
dance numbers were flashed in electric
lights over the heads OF the band.
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] Der.
! Supper was served in the mess hall. A
path between the two buildings was
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o tnS ,iesn nan; MheIe 'he suosaS were
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tn tbsse Snrnsi enser,e1nran,s thera
were q nun,har ., insnrmaI hnns ~ ,he
lxcaSemv not 10 ment,on the dr,,is ana
gIven hv tbs res,dsrts ~ thn tnum a.,
, honor ~ the ;n,dshInrnen or sone ~ he
v,sitnrs ."e ''i'"''p'''h VI 'o'o VI t'No
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,eftA.,1SNthads hnUass ,o, &C.,
davs. iasva haSorn ronortinS . tbo,r
shirs whicb are al, IN Naw,ort d
The ,,idshinman snharLod Co. ~. thrao
battleshins, the Illinois Missouri and
Ohio which have haen r,dins AZ anchor
IN the WIZ" hax a1, ,v oesh ai,1n az ua
then, on aSoi,. s,m,,,,a. Cr,',sa " '"A'
The W troiiev cars hi donor,,r,
visitors and tho ioyoi,e ia ,,.,e a,,hinis
had hasn so i,,,e,v &C. o ,aaL - m u ~
assume its mana, comn,ac Cent e1naar =.
ance. which n will stain unt,, tbe re-.
turn Of the ..uiddiss., IN Sc,ohsr to
uue' !" o''oDe''
Some of the Visitors.
Some of the visitors to AnnanoIis from
uv.a,,,,,. i.o'
"ashIw'oh TOT the various gayete'
were Major General and Mrs. Georg'
Barnett, Miss Elizabeth Chase, Mis-
Susuanne Chase Miss Georvia schoaeId
ME- NJ, c..,a.a Nj. 49,. MI.
me MA sry 1ar'aro; MISS Essner Mm y
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