Evening star., 1924-04-06

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 5.-The
officers on duty at the Naval Academy
were hosts at a mid-Lent dance Fri
day evening at the Officers Club a.
tho Naval Academy. Preceding the
dance there were a number of din
ner and supper parties, the largest
being given by Lieut.. Commander and
Mrs. Albert NJ. Penn at their quarters
at the Naval Academy, in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Leslie Hendricks OF
London, England, who are their
guests.
Wednesday at o'clock at st. AIMS
Episcopal Church the double wedding
of the two daughters of Mai. John
De Peyster Douw took place. Miss
Julia Douw became the bride of En-
sign Walter CoIer Holt, U. S. ", and
Misses Duow and Ensgns Holt and
riage to Ensign Alfred Humphreys
Richards. u. S. y. Miss Mary P.
Dick erman of Leadville, Colo, was
Miss Julia Douw's only attendant, and
Miss Louise Muller and Miss Julia
Peyron were bridesmaids for Miss
Helen Douw.
Mrs Nevett Steele was hostess at
Iea Monday afternoon in honor of the
Misses Douw <ld Ensign Holt and
Richards, and Tuesday evening Maj.
and Mrs. John De Peyster Douw en-
tertained at a buffet supper for mem
erS of the bridal party and out-of-
.pn '.'c'-s' who were here for. the
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M stevens, who before her
lnnrrirn IS Miss Alice Eugenia
Northlngton of Howard county, Md,
has announced the engagement OF her
daughter Hattie Eugenia to William
-Arherton kanakanui, a member of
n mid
q the Naval Academy. Mr. Kama
llanUi is the son of the late Samuel
kanakanui and Mrs. Anna Kanakanui
Of Honolulu, Fl. l.
Admiral and Mrs. McCame ron Wins
low of Newport, r. l.. and Boston,
Mass, were week end guests at Car
vel Hall.
Mrs Richard Morton entertained
Saturday at her home near Annapolis
IN compliment to Mrs. John w. Frck
OF Baltimore, who has been the guest
or Mr.. and Mrs. Carryl Bryan at
Wardoner.
DR.. and Mrs. c. Alphonso Smith. who
were called to Greensboro, y. c., last
Saturday by the death of DR.. Smiths
mother, Mrs. ]. Henry Smith. have
returned to Annapolis
Miss Hattie Stevens was a guest for
the week end of DR.. and Mrs. Everett
Brlscoe at their home in Baltimore.
Mrs. James CreSap entertained at
tea Monday afternoon at her home on
college avenue in honor of members
OF the wedding party of the Misses
Duow was a number OF their guests
from out of town
Miss Mollie Milligan. who was called
10 Norfolk Va. by the death of her
law, the late Tench Tighman,
has returned to Annapolis.
Mrs Owen, wife of Lieut. Com
nander William c. Owen, was hostess
10 company of sixteen for bridge
Wednesday afternoon at her home, at
the Naval Academy.
Misses Mary and Eliza Magruder.
whose home, on Duke of Gloucester
street, is one of the old colonial
landmarks of Annapolis, were hos
tesseS at an Informal tea there Tues
day afternoon.
st. Johns College entertained at a.
dance Saturday evening in honor of
the members of the state legislature
recently in session at Annapolis. The
quests were received by Maj. Enoch
Barton Carey, president of the col
lege, and Mrs Carey.
Mrs. T. NJ Johnston and Mrs. W. y
Reid of Hickory, n. c., are visiting
Lieut.. and Mrs. Edwin S. Earnhardt
at their home, on Phythian road.
Mrs. Frank r. Smith, who is spend
ing the winter with her SON in law
and daughter. Lieut. Comma anofer and
Mrs AIbert NJ Penn. has been visit
Ensign Wendall Taylor has come to