Evening star., 1916-03-12
Annapolis, Md.

mander Royal. U. S. N, entertained at
| dinner Tuesday evening.
| Mrs. George ]. Turner of Wardour
entertained at a card party Monday.
Miss Eugenia Baldin has returned
| to the home of her brother-in-law and
sister. Lieut.. H. A. Stuart. U. S. n, and
| Mrs. Stuart. with whom she is spend
| ing some time. after having been the
| guest for a few days of friends in
Baltimore.
! Because of. illness in the family, Mrs.
John Fore Hines, wife of Commander
Hines. u. s. N. has been obliged to
! cancel her social engagements for sew
| eral weeks.
The wedding of Miss Amy Russell
| Manning. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland Pratt Manning, and Ensign
William Hamilton Porter of Cincinnati
| took place March at o'clock in En-
| manuel Protestant Episcopal Church,
Baltimore. The ceremony was per-
formed by the rector. Rev. DIR. Hugh
Birckhead, and was. followed by re-
ception at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Manning.
Conditions and life in the United States
Army as they have been found by an
Annapolitan were part of the lecture
of Lieut.. George Donald Riley, Z. S. A,
at Mcdowell Hall, st. Johns College.
Monday night. Lieut.. Riley. who is
spending several weeks leave in town
as the guest of his father. DR.. Elihu
! S. Riley. has done considerable lectur
ing in the service. Lieut.. Riley has
had great success with athletic lee
lures in the service. and this fall
coached the Bliss-Reed foot ball team
Of Washington. which Went through
N0r
scoring point against it.
Mrs. Robert Milligan, and Miss Milli-
gan are guests in Norfolk of Mrs.
Tench F.. Tilghman.
Nine. La Braz formerly Miss Hen
rietta Porter. and NJ. La Braz. who went
from here Saturday to attend the we'd
ding of the formers nephew. Ensign
William Hamilton Porter L. S: NJ and
Miss Amy Russell Manning of Balti-
more. will sail the latter part of the
month for France.
Mrs. Van Hook. 46 State circle. enter
tanned March 4, afternoon. at a tea.
Mrs. Donald Morrison was hostess
March at the residence of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Munroe, Elbe-
ron. at an afternoon tea.
Among the card party-teas Friday
afternoon was that at the marine bar
racks. House "A The game was
bridge. and beautiful prizes were
awarded each table. A buffet supper
was served. Mrs. Wadleigh. wife of
Capt. Wadleigh. L. S. NJ. C, was host
ess.
A card party was given last Friday
afternoon by Mrs w, r. Burns There
were nine tables. and prize for each.
The prizes were wedgwood plates,
with black and white striped borders, Il
unique design.
Mrs. William Meade Holiday served
frappe and Mrs. Frank Munroe poured
tea. The color scheme was violet.
flowers used being primrose and
violets. The ices and bonbons were of
violet hue. Mrs. Burns was assisted
by her daughter. Mrs. Nicholas H.
Green. Among the guests was Mrs.
Emerson c. Harrington, wife, of the
governor.
Mrs. Enalls Waggaman gave a dinner
Saturday night in honor of Miss Julia
A. Douw of Anna polls. and Miss Rachel
debutantes. Covers were laid for
twelve After the dinner the young
girls and mdshipmen in the dinner
party and their chaperons attended
the Naval Academy hop.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Clarence
White entertained at a card party in
honor OF her guest. Miss Reba McF'ay-
den of Erie. Pa.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Horace J.
Fenton, wife of Prof. J H. Fenton of
at which the guest of honor was Miss
McFa yden.
Last Friday evening Mrs. John Floyd
Waggaman was hostess at a dinner
party at Wild Rose Lodge, South river.
Covers were laid for eighteen. The
dinner was in honor of Mrs. Harris
Crist of Brooklyn. n. Y. the house
guest of Mrs Enalls Waggaman
Mrs. H. F.. Doame of New York is the
house guest of Rev. DIR. and Mrs Nc
Comas at the rectory. Duke of Glouces-
ter street.
Miss Hollyday. daughter of Col. HoI-
lyday of Easton. Md. is visiting her
sister, Mrs Walter B. Norris. at their
home, Wardour.
Mrs. Van Manning of Washington
was guest at Carvel Hall for the
week end and attended the midship-
mems hop
Mrs. Iden, wife of Surgeon John H.
Iden, L. S. ~. received at the Naval
Academy hop Saturday night with Mid
shipman Fl. NJ, MuliinX of the first
class.
Miss Esther Whiting was the week
end guest of Mrs. Fuller. wife of Maj.
Fuller, t. s. N. c. Mrs Fuller also en-
tertained Miss Anita Kite of Washing
Ton for the hop.
Miss Margaret Fechtler, daughter or
Admiral Fechtler, l.. :. ~. was the
guest of Admiral and Mrs. Beatty for
the week end and was chaperoned by
Mrs. Beatty to the midshipmen's hop.
Miss Emily Foreman of Washington
has been visiting Mrs. b. Allen Nelch,
King George street.
During Lent there will be Wednesday
afternoon informal hops at the Naval
Academy for the midshipnen and their
| friends.
Arthur Lee Bosley of Baltimore was
here this week on business with the
legislature.
Miss Mary Whyte of Baltimore was
guest at the midshi pmen's hop. the last
| before Lent.
Miss Isabel Hill of East Orange. y. j..
| is the guest of Mrs. Samuel Brooke,
| Murry Hill.
The Misses Chase da lighters of Capt.
Chase. L. S. ", of Washington. were
here for the Naval Academy hop this
week.
Thomas w. Smith and Edward c. Gra-
ham of Washington were before the
| legislature Tuesday in the interest of
| the bill providing for underwater eX-
hausts of motor boats. Mr.. Smith is
mayor of Arundel -on- the-Bay and Mr..
| Graham Is a cottager there in summer,
| where they say the noise of motor
| boats has become nuisance In the
! early hours of morning.
| Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Valiant and their
| two daughters have gone to spend
week at Atlantic City.
| Mrs. c. V. Ellis and son will return to
| Annapolis this week after spending a
| week at Portsmouth. Norfolk and Old
| Point with Chaplain Ellis. l.. S. y.
| Miss Sarah Harrison Powell of Bal
timore is the house guest of President
| Fell of st. Johns College and Mrs. Fell
| for the next few days.
| Galloway Cheston. who is spending
| the winter with his aunt in Connect
| cut has returned after a short visit to
| his mother Mrs TheOdoric Porter wife