Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-15
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NJ HMNst8t parsonage
Is jolly evening was had at the Bep
It's parsonage last night when Dr. and
Mrs John S. Sewers entertained the
candidates tor the Naval academy on
the eve of their leaving 10 take the
February exams.
The young ladies OF the choir were
lentertained at the same time as Il
WIS Valentine party with hearts and
arrows In evidence everywhere. And
what would hearts and arrows mean
without the fair ser.
One of the first games INDUCED ii
was penetrating Cupid's heart. and
II II needless to say that this game
was not discontinued during the even
ing
Many candidates who haye Just en-
tered upon their preparation for the
April examinations were present. and
will take up the Bible class work
laid down by the young men leaving
Recitations, slight OF hand perfor
mances, music and games followed BY
refreshments, filled up the evening.
Col, Julian Hatcher. Il s. AT, Ii
spending 4 few days leave with rela-
tives In Virginia
Mrs. McGhee, of Newark, N. j !. has
been visiting her sister, Mrs sonmer-
willie Sullivan, Conduit street Mrs
McGhee. II being greeted BY many
Iold friends. She ID q native Of An
napolis. and was before her marriage.
Miss Maria Banks. Of this city.
Woman's
Auxiliary Meeting
All women are especially invited to
attend the meeting or the Women's
Auxiliary Of st. Anne's parish on Mon
day afternoon at $3.50, In the Guild
room Of the church, when Miss Ellet,
or Asheville, N. Ct, will speak on the
work 81 missions IN the field Of the
rnonntaineera, Of North Carolina Miss
Ellet Will speak incidentally upon tile
men who have gone from the schools
there 10 serve during the war II Is
hoped al women who can will be pres
emf.
Mrs, Bruce Ware. wife 81 Comman-
der Ware. Vi S. M will entertain at
cards next Tuesday at her residence,
81 Upshur Row, Naval academy
The regular Red Cross dance will
be given tonight at Carved Hall These
dances have materially aided the funds
for the local unit to carry on It's work
Mldshlpmen Matlnee
Hop Today
The usual informal matinee hop was ]
given today by the brigade OF nidship
men and the informal tonight prom
Uses to be Of more than usual interest,
as many or the University OF PennsyI-
yania, and the Massachusetts Tech"
men who came for the sports this
afternoon remained over for the hop.
3MasguerAderss
no Give IO8dtA Night
Only another week before that won
derful aggregation OF dramatic mid
shipmen, The MasQueraders give
their One iundreth Night Show The
performance Is scheduled just 100
nights before graduation Because Of
the increased proportions of the regi-
ment II IS necessary to give four per-
fornances. the first Friday matinee
.2.I6; the second, Friday night at $40,
and the third. Saturday matinee, BIS,
and finish Saturday as $3.50, as on Fri
day night, the latter for officers. In
structors. professors and guests.
Washington birthday
Dance % College
A washington birthday dance Is TO
be given by the cadet battalion at ST.
Johns college on next Saturday night
lii the college, gym A number ~
novel features are expected to be In
troduced at the dance which is an
extra on the hop schedule st the
college.
ID. Of /. Give
Valentine Parfy
Last night the Daughters Of Isabella
gave Valentine party IN ST Mary
han. which was prettily decorated
with hearts. cupids and valentines
The game OF SEQ and pinoohls we're
played, Mrs. Sherman winning the
prize for SEQ and Mrs Mamie Lang
for pinoehle. A pleasant social even
ing was spent and after the galne cake
and fruit punch was served. a feature
81 the evening was that every DauRh-
ter was privileged 10 bring i guest.
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Az Edwards Chapel Hall
Al pleasing program was given last
night at Edwards Chapel hail. where
under the direction of Miss Eva Carr.
..Ths District School III Blueberry
Corners was presented. The cast
was weli taken and the play was en-
loved BY ls~ge audience Good music
vas furnished by Mr.. John Martin, q
Annano1sa and solos were we'll rem