Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-24

The midshipmen's hope Thursday, eve
ming was one of tn elargest dances Of
the year and brought many visitors to
town who remained over for the Sat
eSzay performances of the comedy,
%""m and Eve" presented by the
midshipmen's 1.2matic club, The
Hasqueraders. The first two per-
eorH.ances were given Thursday after
noon and evening. There were a
number Of dinner parties s-ranged
for the many visitors here, either for
the dramatic show or for the dane
many taking advantage of the holi-
day to entertain in the afternoon or
evening.
who have been visiting in Philadel-
phia and In New Jersey, returned
TO Annapolis this week. They have
ISSUED invitations for dinner Feb
ruary IS in honor Of the comman-
dant of midshipmen and Mrs. KurtZ,
who are leaving early in March for
Charleston, S. G.. where Capt. kurtz
will take command of the u. S. S.
Galveston. Mrs. Kurtz will return
TO Annapolis when the Galveston
sails for southern waters. and, with
her daughter. Miss Virginia Kurtz,
will spend the spring months here.
Invitations have been issued by
Gov. Albert C. Richie for recep-
ton the evening of February - at
hers Of the state Legislature. now
IN session at Annapolis. Gov. Rttchie
will be assisted In receiving by ms
mother, Mrs. Albert Richie.
1t has been announced tnat tne
hoard of visitors to the Naval Acad-
envy. members of which are appoint.
ed by the President, Vice Presioen.
and the Speaker of the House, VIII
make the annual visit OF iI, ,a;,'a
tion April 90 to May l; inciuslreJ;
Resides the various official drills ana
inspections arranged for them, .ie
aunerintendent of the Naval Academy
and Mrs. Wilson will give recep,,
ton in the honor on. on apa sr dinner
will entertain for them d.
Ap Mrs. richardson, wife of Lieut..
Commander William n. Rlc, ns,ass, =,
was hostess at prics ,ba Naval
.nadamv Mrs Richardson also en- :
+artained at bridge the afternoon OIL
February IL ,,. p,,,uer en-
MIS-, I'd Ro o. bridge Wednesday after,
nnon it'll guess coming atterWanu
~ -, Mrs. Grace Howard MoI'ot :
apd Mrs. Roland Curtin presloeo d.
the tea table. Cochran
Mr.. and Mrs. ,, pesrorT tuesday eve
%ere in honor of Capt. and MIS-
nEnmmander and Mrs. John L. DIV
.rs entertained at ou1st ,an;ne
followed by bridge an Porter tu road. in
aonor of Rear Admiral ana ME-
Henry B. Wilson: Tho ms been
Miss Margery Hall, VINO 80 nh yyirt
tho guest of her aunt, Ms has return
randall. for two weeks, nd 70
r. ~ bar home in Alexandria, va.
MIS- lanes S. Bowdoin was noses noses
ata buffet supper, followed pS ~ ber
Friday evening at Nor1n"ht''
ho Pe,, ne" Eem:en b. Ogilby, ID, presi-
Aent of Trinity College. HaI.doi ~,
Conn. was the guest Of Capt. osan uaI
X. Evans, chaplain o, End
Mrs. John L. Cohen has ksHed IN
v;tations for a bridge party IuesoaS'
at her home on Murray Hln. Amen
Mrs. Buchanan. wife OF od haan the
Buchanan, U. ): NJ, Of Mr. Mrs cannon,
life of capt. Sinclair Cannon.
Can't. John Halligan came from
New York and 'pent the week emu
here with his family.
Miss elizabeth Jessup.. who spent
last week in New York. returned
home wednesday.
Mrs. pope, wife Of Capt R. , F.; Ro son
entertained tnlorfHa,ly r,Ia
Lantern, where she is stopping. in
compliment to Mrs. Buchanan; wife
of Capt Allan Buchanan, .. S N
Mrs McElmff. wife OF Lieut.; COM
nnander Daniel A. McElduff. who has
been the guest for two weeks OF Mrs.
Richard Morton, left Saturday for
Haiti to 'oin her husband.
Mrs. Anne Thomas Currier was
hostess at luncheon Tuesday at the
Ships Inn.
Mrs Hoev. wife OF Lieut.. Commander
Granville E. Hoey. has issued invita-
lions for a bridge. Friday. February
90, in honor Of Mrs. Thomas r. kurtz.
Elroy T.. Ehnderkloot. was hostess at
8 luncheon followed by bridge. Fri
day afternoph at her home on Pythian
road
A. Cotton, entertained at bridge
Thur~day afternoon.
Miss Annie Dashfell has been the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Grafton D.
Mrs RiddicN, wife of DR.. Willard J.
Riddick, left last week to visit her
sister. Mrs. David Baldwin, at her
home In New York city.
Mrs. Caryyl Bryan entertained i'm
formally at bridge Monday afternoon.
at her home at Wardour.
Miss Virginia Warrington was hos
tess at tea Tuesday at the Ships
Inn" in compliment to Miss Marga-
ret Hall. daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
Percy Foster Hall of Alexandra, Va.
Mrs. Kirkland. wife Of Lieut.. Sid
ney Kirkland and Mrs. Emerson,
wife of Lieut.. Arthur T. Emerson,
entertained COMPANY Of sixty at
a Bridge and NAH tong party Mon
day afternoon at the Black Cat.
Mr.. Joseph Pache of Baltimore will