Evening star., 1916-03-05
Annapolis, Md.
spec,,, Correspondent. of IN. Star.

ANNAHOLlS. Mo-, Mafch 4.-MrS
Emerson c. Harrington. wife of Gov
Harrington, was the guest Of honor
Thursday afternoon at a tea given to
the members of the Woman's City Club
by the executive committee, at the
clubroom, Baltimore. The committee
in charge was composed of Mrs. John
son Poe. Mrs. Charles E. Ellicott, Mrs.
William Mines Maloy, Miss Mary Clare
O'Brien. Miss Sara r. Carter, Miss Anne
|Giggenheimer. Mrs Arthur L. Harner,
Miss Mary b. Stewart. Mrs. James
Locke, Miss Isobel Davidson and Miss
Bessie B. Blum. Among those present
were Misses Elizabeth Kreuger. Imo-
gene Edgerton, c. Madorah Donahue.
Theo. Jacob. Mary McCurley. Anne
Rothwell Stewart, Sarah Richmond,
Mary E: Lent, Clara Saxel, Helen Carey.
Gertrude Miller. Rena Flieshman. E.
f. Carter, E. NJ. Lauler. E. A. Thomas.
Morris. Rachel Bonner, Edwina Ander-
son. Edith Townsend. Eleanor M. Du-
vail, Harriet Kerchoff. Mary Kans.
Mary Wooton, Mrs. c. T. Thurman,
William A. Wade. John r. Dorsey, DR..
Ann Abercrombie, J. D. Bullock and
J. L. Bullock
At their last official reception GOV.
and Mrs. Harrington were assisted by
Mrs. johnson Poe OF Baltimore. Mrs.
Henry Orutt of Friendship Heights.
near Washington: Mrs. Byron E. Har-
rington of Cambridge, Md: Mrs. George
Arnold Frick. wife of Senator Frick of
Baltimore; Miss Ruth Simmons of Cam
bridge, Md, daughter of the secretary
OF state; Miss Julia Douw and Miss
Nancy Dashiell of Annapolis, Miss
Elizabeth Hutchinson Of Trenton, N. j.,
and Miss Offutt of Friendship Heights
Mr. aY.1 ID u.
ington have returned home after visit
to the latters mother
Postmaster and Mrs. Thomas J. Linth-
icum have been entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. William r. Ebbott, son Ernest and
laughter kenly of Washington.
Prof. and Mrs. Costet had as their
guests for the week end Prof. and Mrs.
Harshman of Washington.
Mrs. Raymond Stone. wife of Capt.
Stone, u. S. N. tretired), left today
with her small son for a visit to her
sister. Miss Suydam. at Elizabeth, n. Y.
Mrs. John de Peyster Douw enter
tanned at card party Monday after
noon: Among the guests was Mrs.
There were Ave tables, and prizes for
each.
Mrs. F. S. Bullard entertained at a
card party Wednesday evening at her
home on Revell street
Mrs. c. Milford James, wife of Lieut..
James, U. S. NJ, has sent cards for a
tea March from 5 to Z.
DR.. and Mrs. George F. Taylor of Bal
timore are visiting their niece, Miss
X. A. Taylor, 142 Prince George street.
Mrs. H. H. Christy, wife of Command
er Christy. U. S. N, in charge of ships
at the Naval Academy. received Mon
day at her apartments on the Reina
Mercedes. Mrs. Christy was "at home"
TUESDAY, and this was her last at
home" this season.
Miss Galloway. who has been spend
ing the past year with President and
Mrs. Fell of st. Johns College, sailed
for her home in England Saturday from
New York. She was accompanied to
New York by DR.. and Mrs. Fell, who
stayed over the week end.
Miss Florence Childs left Tuesday for
a months visit to her sister, Mrs
Evans. in North Carolina
At her last Wednesday afternoon re-
ception before Lent. Mrs. Eberle was
assisted by Mrs. Mutton. wife of the
commandant of midshipmen; Mrs.
Kurtz. wife of the aid. and Mrs. Laws,
wife of Commander George w Laws,
U. S. N. In the dining room Mrs. Allen,
wife of Lieut.. Commander Burren C.
Allen, poured tea. and Mrs. Wygant
wife Of Lieut.. Commander Benyaurd B.
Wygant, poured chocolate. number
of young girls assisted. Mrs. Eberle
will not receive during Lent.
Mrs. E. c. Kalfus is visiting Mrs H.
l.. Draper, Duke of Gloucester street
Miss Royal Draper is visiting Mrs.
Durant at Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Whitfield Harral of Dallas. Tex,
is the guest of her sister and brother
in-law. Medical Director and Mrs.
Field. Mrs. Field will return to Texas
with Mrs. Harral to spend the month
of March.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bliat T. Scott and their
John K. Tener of Philadelphia, motor
ed here Wednesday. where they were
entertained at luncheon at Carvel
Hall, and returned to Baltimore that
afternoon.
Mrs. Habersham, niece of Francis
gled Banner" is quite i'll at her home
on Charles street.
Mrs. John Fore Hines, wife of Com
mander Hines, U. S. N, spent, the first
of the week in Washington with her
sister, Miss Margaret Breckinridge.
Mrs. William J. Morgan. wife of DIR.
Morgan, the well known specialist of
Washington, and daughter will be the
weekend guests of Prof. and Mrs. An
gelo Hall. Madison street. and will at
tend the midshipmen's hop.
Mrs. Clarence c. Dorsey of Murray
Hill is spending a fortnight with
friends in Staunton. Va.
Mrs. Kidder, mother of Midshipman
Kidder. and her daughter are spending
the winter here.
Miss Helen Moss is in New York for
the remainder of the winter.
Mrs. TyrrelI Of Philadelphia is visit
ing Mrs. Charles G. Feldmeyer, Prince
George street.
Capt. Raymond Stone. U. S. N. re-
tired, and Mrs. Stone left Wednesday
for visit to Portsmouth, n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Moss are
spending a part of their honeymoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Moss.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 3. Girault are
visiting their sisters, Mrs. Charles Mum
roe and Miss Nellie Girault.
Mrs. Buchanan Henry entertained
Miss Margaret Sumner of New York
this week.