Evening star., 1923-04-01
PLAN BUSY EASTER WEEK
AT ANNAPOLIS ACADEMY

ankle. Gov. Ritchie is expected 10
return Thursday from South Caro-
lima, where he has been for a week
as the guest of Bernard NJ. Baruch of
New York.
Invitations have been issued for
the wedding of Miss Sybil Carpenter.
daughter of Capt. Carpenter. medical
corps. and Mrs. Dudley N. Carpenter
and Lieut.. Carleton Shugg of the con-
struction corps of the Navy, on Satur-
day, April IA, at ST. Anne's Church,
to be followed by reception at Dr:
Carpenters quarters in the Naval
Academy.
The annual visit Of the board of
visitors to the Naval Academy. mem
bers of which are appointed by the
President. Vice President and the
Speskas of the House, will take place
April 23-26 inclusive. Beside the vari-
ous official inspections arranged for
them, the superintendent of the Naval
Academy and Mrs. Wilson Will give a
re<Tption in their honor on April 20
and will entertain for them at dinner
Chp ~arual intercollegiate gymnas-
tic tournament was held at the SaNat
Academy Friday night. March 20 ana
for the third successive year the IN
dividual championship was won by
Nfidshipman John E. Pearson, captain
OF the Navy team.
The superintendent of the NaHal
Academy -
at luncheon on Sunday in compliment
10 the company commanders or the
mtdshipmen regiment and numper
OF the debutanteS-
Lieut. Herbert Wiley, L. 5. y, who
has been on duty at the Naval Acad-
emy for two years, left last week i9r
his new station. Mrs. Wiley and tlelr
I.ondon. conn. before joining Lieut.,
The farce comedy, "Nothing but the
Truth" was presented on THURSDAY
and Friday nights by the senior ORA
matte Club of st. John 1oiIes on
Cant. and Mrs. John Halllsan en-
,artained at dinner Wednesday night
at their home on Prince George street.
Members of the postgraduate ON
GERS school at the Naval Academy
were, hosts at aanGe fIa,i : ri'"s ~ ~
Commander and Mrs Henry y.
Cooke gave a bowling party at the
officers club in the Naval Acadeny
I'm honor OF Miss Talbot OF CailloF-
MIA. who is their guest.
Mrs. Reynolds Hayden the we
Commander Hayden. NJ g, =. . =,
who visited at Fort Norfolk a. mas
returned to Annapolis. A.
Miss Eloise Weaver. who was the
cuest for "a few days of Lieut. ana
Mrs E c. Rogers at their nome oii
Duke of Gloucester street. mas re-
turned to her home at Horiolk.
at ST. Luke'S Hospital, Ne" orr
CITY, arrived on Thursday to visit her
parents. Commander and Mrs; tsaS.
mond stone. at their home at Murray
Mrs. Thomas G. Peyton, wife or
IJeut, Peyton Of the Navy. enter
tafned the bridge club of which She
Is q member Tuesday afternoon:
MTS SneE W nnrtH al srf6r f6r toni }hipmeG m and
pirls of the younger set before the
midshipmen's Easter dance tonight .
Mrs. f. q. Reinicke.. the wife OF
Jieut Commander Retnicke, with ner
baby daughter. is the guest OF her
hrother-in-law and sister, Commander
and Mrs f. ID. Washburn. tr, at their
quarters in the Na"al Academy.
Mrs Philip Alger. who has oeeh
visiting al Boston and Schenectady,
n. Y, has returned to Annapolis;
Lieut. and Mrs. Charles A. Baker.
who have been spending the winter
at Carvel Hall, have leased a mouse
on King George street: which theE
will occupy after April IS:
Percy Skirven. one Of the present
day historians of Maryland deilIered
the members of st. Anne's parish on
Colonial Homes Along Chesapeake
Bay" Among the homes shown were
historic white Hall. now the nome
''TuIip Hill on West river. now
owned by Henry II. F'lather of Wash
ington. ~,
Thursday for Atlantic City to remain
over the Easter holiday. Capt kurtz
Is recuperating from recent opera
tion.
sons have as their guests at the
manse on Duke of Gloucester street,
Mr.. and Mrs George Persons of Ely
ria, Ohio, the brother and sister-in-
law of Doctor Persons.
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Stephen l.. Graham, U. S. n. retired,
who died March % at the Naval Hos
pital was held Monday morning from
the Naval Academy Chapel;
Mrs r. A: Armstrong who visited
turned to her home in New York.
The Women's Club of Ann Arun-
del County gave a dinner in their
club rooms in Annapolis, Tuesday
of last week.
her brother and sister-in law. Lieut..
and Mrs. Thomas G. Peyton, at their
home on Charles street
Miss Patience Winchester OF San
Rafael. Calf, student at Smith Col
lcge, is spending the spring vacation
with Lieut. Commander and Mrs. r. E.
Rogers at their home on King George
street.
Mrs. Underwood the wife Of Com
modore Underwood, u. S. N, retired
noon, at her home on Prince George
street, in honor of Mrs. P. H. Houri-
gan.
Mrs. f. H. Mellon. of California
who spent the winter with her
brother and sister-in-law Commander
and Mrs. John Downes is a patient
at the Union Protestant Hospital in
Baltimore, where she recently under
went an operation.
Mrs. Z. D. Washburn. Jr. enter
tanned at bridge Friday of last week
In honor of Miss Patience Winchester
of California
Mrs. Thebaud, the wife of Lieut.
Leo H. Thebaud, L. S. N, entertained
at tea at her apartment in Cumber-
land Court in honor of her sister
in-law: Mrs. Edward S. McCawley of
Haverford, Pa. who: with Mr.. Nc
Cawley, were guests for the week end
of Lieut.. and Mrs. Thebaud.
Miss Dorothy Tardy, who Is a stu
dent at VasSar College, is spending
the Easter holiday with her mother,
Cole. who is also student at Vassar,
Is a guest of Miss Tardy.
Miss Virginia Gordon of Balti-
more was here for the week end as
the guest of Miss Georgianna Gu
sachs.
Mrs RidgeIy p. Melvin has had as
her guest for a few days her niece
Miss Eleanor Hepburn.
Mrs. e. D. Wilson, who was called
to Norfolk. Va, by the death Of her
mother, has returned to her home on
South river. near Annapolis.
Miss Lady Jane Ruby, the daughter
Of Capt. and Mrs. James Ruby, who
is a student at Vassar College, is
here for the Easter vacation with
her mother, who is spending the win
ter and spring In Annapolis.
Lieut.. and Mrs. L. j. Kidder were
Ill d. RG.