Evening star., 1924-08-24


SON. Mr.. Lee Offutt, are guests OF Rear
ID Admiral and Mrs. Henry Is. Wilson
& at their home at the Naval Academy.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Baldwin were
M hosts at a buffet luncheon Sunday at
E heir attractive Summer home at
III Waterbury. near Annapolis.
III Mrs. Carlos Cusachs gave dim
w r-nr saturday evening at her home,
H&OEle Hall.
III Mrs Giles, wife of Commander
Il William Giles, entertained at bridge
4 Saturday afternoon in honor of her
Il guest. Mrs Buchanan.
A :rr-: Il "a. Dudley. who was before
uer marriage to DR.. Dudley Miss Ethel
#X Slngluf of Baltimore, was hostess to
III a company OF II at luncheon Wednes-
H. day at her Summer home at Hacketts
1X Point. near Annapolis.
r. Miss Laura Steele returned last
week from Detroit, Mich. where she
u visited her hrother-in-law and sister,
ii Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Grove.
Mr.. Carlos CuSachs, who has been
II on a business trip throughout the
N South for four months, returned this
III week and Is visiting his family at
III their home on College avenue.
III Mrs. Roland Curtin is spending two
HI weeks at Carvel Hail. having returned
n last week from New London, Conn.
where she was the guest of Mr.. and
II Mrs. Peyton :. Cochran.
Mrs. Sara Belle Williams was host
| esS at a house party for the week end
at her home on Severn River.
II Mrs. Harry fitzpatrick of Hacketts-
town, y. j.. is the guest OF her broth
II er-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Il ROLAND Teel.
n Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Green, left last
|! week for Omaha. Nehr., where she
II will be the guest of Mrs Edgar II.
4 Scott and her daughter, Miss Peggy
II Scott.
Mrs. Frederic Cotton and her
daughter. Miss Jean Cotton. are
spending the late Summer at Dublin,
y. H
Miss Henrietta Crosley, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. ]. ". Crosley, who
has been the guest Of Miss Evelyn
CTieska at her parents home at Ca
louisville. Nd, 4 week, has returned
to Annapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Atterbury
have had as their guest at their Sum
mer home, near Annapolis. Maidstone
Farm, their aunt, Mrs. William j..
Sloan.
Miss Adelaide MoIter has returned
from visit OF several weeks in New
York city, and has as her guest Miss
Dorothy Locke Of Fredericksburg,
Md.
MISS Eliza pSlN -NpIl lSll lIl4S "ecH
for Lake MinnewaSka, y. Y. where
she will be the guest of Mrs. ]. S.
Bowdoin, who is spending the Sum-
mer there.
Mr.. Edgar Fell, son of Dr. and Mrs.
Thomas Fell. returned last week from
London, England, where he attended
the meeting of the American and
British Bar Associations.
Maj. A. Benjamin of Grand Rapids.
for the week end
of Mr. Walter Clark.
An engagement recently announced
of much interest to Navy circles is
that of Miss Emile Potter Noble,
daughter of Mrs. f. Potter Noble of
Philadelphia. to Ensign Harry Albert
Dunn, ir, L. S. ~, a son of Mrs.
Harry -hlbert Dunn OF Washington
and the late "omdr. Dunn OF the Med
icaI Corps of the United States Navy.
Comdr. Paul J. Tsshiel. who has
recently returned from Europe, where
he went to attend the Olympic
games with his brother and sister-In-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Thornton Da-
SHELL of Philadelphia, spent the week
end at the Gibson Island Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Warner of New
York are guests of Mrs. Warmers
mother Mrs. W. w. Thompson, on
King George street.
The engagement has been an
nOunCeQ OF MISS AliHe IluHlleS Hol
don, daughter of Mrs. J. Wilmer Bid
die of Philadelphia to Ensign Joseph
Francis Dahlgren, L. S. N, son of
Prof. Uric Dahlgren of Princeton
University and Mrs. Dahlgren, and
grandson of the late Admiral John A.
B. Dahlgren, for whom Dahlgren Hall
at the United States Naval Academy
was named. The wedding Will take
place in the early Fall.
Dr. Edward Darlington Johnson
and his son, Bradford Johnson, have
joined Mrs. Johnson and Miss Kath-
crime Johnson at Turner. Me-, for the
remainder of the Summer.
Lieut.. william H. Magruder, who
has been the guest of his parents. DR..
home, Hockey Hall, has sailed for
England, where he will spend the
next few months.
Mr.. Thomas S. Iglehart, recently
arrived from Arizona, and Mrs. 1Ele-
hart are visiting Rev. and Mrs. c. J.
Curtis at their home at Davidsonville.
Col John Pitcher and his daughter,
Miss Katherine Pitcher, whose Sum-
mer home is at Edgewater, near An
napolis. have recently been guests of
Mrs. John Reyburn of Washington at
her residence in New London, Conn.
Comdg. and Mrs. Lawrence Nc
Nair were hosts at a buffet supper
Saturday evening at their residence
on Upshur road.
Mrs. A. G. Collins has had as guests
her brother-in-law and sister, Capt.
and Mrs. Roscoe Arnett of Quantico
Va
Prof. and Mrs. Herman +. Kraft are
spending the Summer at Warrenton,
Va, and recently had as their guests
Mrs. Krafts parents, Admiral and
Mrs. w. S. Benson.
Comdr H. A. Baldridge, who
has been in command of the U. s. S.
Melville, recently was ordered to duty
at the United States Naval Academy.
Mr.. Jack" Barnard is the guest of
Mrs Lawrence Balliere at her home
at Ellicott City.
Mrs. w f. Olivet and her daughter,
Miss Olivet, entertained a tea-dance
Saturday afternoon at their home on
Duke of Gloucester street for num-
Der of midshipmen and girls of the
sub-deb set.
Col. and Mrs. Julian Harris of De-
troit, Mich, whose Summer home is
on South River near Annapolis. re-
Deer Park, Md, and Bedford Springs,
Pa.
Commodore and Mrs. Frank w.
Bartlett and their daughter, Miss
Marjorie Bartlett, who left Annapolis
some weeks ago by motor, have ar
rived at San Diego, Calf, and have
Joined their son, Lieut.. Comdr. Owen
Bartlett, who is in command OF the
L. S. S. McDermot.
Miss Mary f. SheSrn, State libra
rian is spending vacation of
month in Canada.
Mrs. Ridgely P. Melvin, her mother,