Evening star., 1923-04-22
Brilliant Wedding Features
annapolis Society Calendar

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 21-The
daughter of Capt. Dudley n. Carpen-
ter. Medical Corps, L. S. n. and Mrs.
Carpenter, to Lieut. Carlton Shugg,
Z. >. N, which took place Saturday
afternoon. April Il, at st. Anne's
Episcopal Church, was the outstand-
ing social event of a week ago. DR..
+. X. Johnson officiated, assisted by
Chaplain Sydney X. Evans, and the
henediction was pronounced b5 the
Bishop of Maryland, the Right Fso-.
John Gardiner Murray. A reception
followed at Capt. Carpenters resi-
dence in the Naval Academy.
Miss Jean Belnap. daughter of Capt.
and Mrs. Reginald Belnap of New
port, was the maid of honor. The
bridesmaids were the brides sisters.
Phoebe and Alicia Carpenter, and
Dorothy ShuSg, q sister of the bride
groom. Lieut.. Mortimer +. Serat was
the best man and the ushers were
Lieut.. Morgan Z. Watt, U. S. N;
Midshipmen David Newcomb Carpen-
ter, w. j. Longfellow. NJ. B. Twining.
Richard Cults, Karl G. Hensel and T..
B. Strauss.
MIS-. W att, the Nlle OF capt. II.
NJ. Watt. Construction Corps, l.. S.
N, entertained Friday afternoon
preceding the wedding at her resi-
dence, on Duke of Gloucester street,
in honor Of Miss Carpenter and her
wedding party
At the dance of the first class of
mdshipmen, which was held Satur-
day night in the sail loft at the Naval
Academy. the midShipmen and their
guests were received by Mrs. Henry
ID. Cooke, the wife of Commander
Cooke, and Midshipman John b. Pear
son of the first class.
Mrs. Morris Clarke of Berkeley.
Calf. has been the guest for a week
of her brother and sister in law,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Lynde Dupuy McCor-
mick, at their home on King Charles
place.
Mrs. Middleton SemmeS Guest enter
tanned at bridge Thursday afternoon,
at her home in Wardour. in honor of
Mrs. p. H. Honrigan.
Mrs. Carlos Cusachs. who spent last
week in New York, has returned
home.
Mrs. Peyton Skipwith Cochran gave
luncheon Wednesday. at her home
on King George street in honor of
Mrs. Norris Clark of California.
NJ RS. Robert Hunt gave luncheon
Monday. at her home near Annapolis,
in compliment to Miss Jessie Garri-
son.
Lieut.. ana MrS. tnarieS a. Baker
have moved from Carvel Hall into
the house on King George street
which they recently leased
Mrs. Barton l.. Weight left Tuesday
for a two-week visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene A. De Reeves of Easton,
eastern shore, Nd.
Erik Haupt of Baltimore has been
spending a few days with Prof. and
Mrs. W. O. Stevens at their home in
Cumberland court.
t.l,1 Il
spent the winter in the south. are
stopping at Carvel Hall for the spring
season.
Weekend guests of Mrs Robert S.
Haggart were Miss Nancy Theobold
of Baltimore and Miss Grace Mackay
of BerryVille, Va.
Lieut.. Paul L. Voinot. L. S N. re-
tired. and Mrs. Voinot. who have been
visiting Prof. and Mrs. Paul E. Voinot
for month have left for their home
in Seattle by way of the Panama
canal.
Lady Jane Raby. the daughter of
Capt. and Mrs. James Raby, has been
chosen as one of the twenty-five
sophomores to bear the historic daisy
chain of Vassar on class day. Mrs.
Raby is spending the winter in An
napolis and Miss Raby has been with
her mother during her Easter vaca-
ton.
Capt. and Mrs. T r. Kurtz enter
tanned informally at bridge Friday
evening at their home in the Naval
Academy.
Commander and Mrs. Theodore John
son gave bridge supper Thursday
evening at their home on Murray Hill.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Rush
Fay gave "a Mah-Jongg party Friday
evening at their residence at War
dour
Mrs. Henry Walker of New York, is
the guest of her brother-in-law and
sister. Commander and Mrs. Wilbur
Van Aukin. at their home at the
Naval Academy.
The Rev. Edward C. Tower, rec
tor of the Church of ST. James, at
Great harrington. Mass. has been the
guest for a few days of Chaplain sgd