The Washington times., 1921-07-10
ANNAPOLIS

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, July s.-Gov.
westmoreland Davis. of Virginia, was
the guest of Gov. Albert c. Richie. of
Maryland, over tho weekend. Gov
ernor Davis. Governor Richie and
party Of guests witnessed the races
OF bay craft which took place near
Clstburne, on the Eastern Shore OF
Maryland opposite Annapolis.
The Ancient South River Club"
claimed to be the oldest social organ
ization in the United States in con-
tinuous existence, held Its annual
Fourth OF July dinner at its clubhouse
below Annapolis on Monday, with Al
len Bowie Howard as host. The guests
were: Capt. John J. Halligan, U. s.
navy; Judge Alfred s. Niles, Barton
Keen and Mckee Barclay, of Balti-
more, and Joseph s. Bigelow, of South
, River. The members of the club
present were DIR. Francis Hagner and
| Franklin weems. Washington: DR..
James d. Iglehart, DR.. N. Il. b. Lyle
hart, ]. Noble Stockett and ]. Spence
Howard, Baltimore; Samuel Brooke,
| Nevett Steele, william l.. Marcy. w.
Meade Holiday and Eugene w. lyle
hart, of Annapolis. and Benjamin
Watkins and Beals Worthington. Of
South River.
Seventy-two youths from Washing
! ton have established a camp on Pen
Ursula Farm, Rhode River, this
county. They are the boys section of the
Y. NJ. c. A. of the capital. They are
| under the charge of Earl b. Fuller
| director of the boys departments S. r.
Browne. assistant director, and L. w.
| DeGast, business secretary of the
Washington association.
The site is a fine one, with all the
facilities for water and land sports
which mean so much TO the boys, and
! the directors are thoroughly capable
and experienced men in their lines.
| Groups of boys will succeed each
| other, as n rule, every two weeks.
| There are nine sleeping tents and a
large mess tent, besides kitchens and
other facilities.
The wedding OF Miss Clara Vic
toria Sterchi and Major John r. Emory,
\ United States army, took place Mon
| day evening at "Brampton." the home
OF the bridegroom at South River,
near Annapolis The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Edward d.
| johnson. rector Of st. Anne's Church.
! Annapolis, and the bride was given
in marriage by her brother. Capt.
Frederick w. Sterchi, of the army.
| The couple will be at homo at Bramp-
ton after July Is.
| Cards have been received in An
napolis announcing the marriage OF
Miss Gladys Julia Amis. OF London, to
| Prof Ralph B. Foster, of the depart
ment OF English, Naval Academy. The
ceremony was performed on Saturday,
June IS, at the Denmark Place Bap-
list Church, Dulwich. Prof. and Mrs.
Foster will be at home at the Ma
varre Apartments, Annapolis, after
| September 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Pugh Baugh
entertained at their home, Uchllyn-
on-the-Severn, on tho Fourth. Buff
fet luncheon and supper were served
and there were fireworks and dane
ing. Their guests were Ambassador
Riano and Nine. Riano, of Spain:
United States Senator Peter Goelot
Gerry and Mrs. Gerry. of Rhode Is
land: ;MT;sa;; ;K:e;n;na Elkins, of
Washington; Theodore Marburg. Mrs.
Harry A. Parr, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. q.
Howell Parr, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip L.
Poe, Mr.. and Mrs J. Murdoch Dem
mis-, Mrs. Charles Bancroft Carroll
and II. Carroll Brown, of Baltimore,
and Lieut.-Com. r. G. Reinecke, OF
Annapolis.
Charles J. Dexter, OF New York,
formerly a washinstonian, and his
cousins, Walter Potbury, of Wash
lngton, and Col Charles d. James.
OF Eureka Springs, Ark, are visiting
Mr.. Dexter's sister, Mrs. John s.
Strahorn, and Capt John s. Strshorn.
Murray Hill, Annapolis.
Lieut.-Com. II. o. Roesch was host
Wednesday evening at a supper held
at Log Inn, on the shores OF the
Chesapeake Bay, north of Annapolis.
His guests were Comdr and Mrs.
Douglas l.. Howard Mrs. c. A. Rich
ards, Mrs. Hilary Williams. Com
mander =. J. DAshiel and Lieut.
Comdr. F. r. Reinicke.
Mr. and Mrs. CharlAs Iankina of