Evening star., 1924-11-16
Annapolis Society Awaits
NavyHop ThanksgivingEv
MANY Guests From Out of Town Also Expected.
Olivets Introduce Daus ushter-Gov. Richie
q Goes to New York.

" ANNAPOLIS, Md, November 10.
THE social event of the week
was the debut reception given ny
Prof. William L. Olivet or the de-
partrnent of modern languages az
the Naval Academy and Mrs. OllVet
10 Introduce their daughter, MISS
F'rancine Olivet. 10 Naval Academy
aud Annapolis society. Mrs. Olivet
vas assisted In receiving by Mrs.
Eotart l.. pashiell Mrs. Julian u.
Wilson wife Of Lieut.. wilson. L. 5.
". and Mrs. Martin Garrett OF Balu-
raore In the dining room Mrs. car
oil Sto-rs Alden, wife OF Or. Alden
read OF the department Of English OF
The Naval Academy, presided, with
FriedeN, l. s. y. Young girls as
s'sriae were Miss Dorothy Price, Miss
Margaret McNair, Miss Kathleen Clif-
ford, Miss Elizabeth Rideely and
Miss katherine Adams OF Baltimore.
ChrysauthcmuinS weuc used in tho
decorations and the colors Of the
Navy, blue and gold, were carried out
in detail.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. \. Keyes have heen
entertaining at their country estate.
Cedar Crest Miss Ethel Walker of
london and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Jones
OF Shipley.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Scott @. Lamb. re-
Gently returned from the Oricut, were
guests OF honor at I. dinner Saturday
evening. given by Mr.. and Mrs. &.
Beuson Swinutil ~ their hone. Old
Crossing Wardour, near Annapolis
Other guests were Mrs. James f..
t'latt. Miss Margaret Morton Plat of
University Park way, Baltimore. cous-
ins of Mr.. Swiudell; Miss Bertha
Swiudcll and NJ. Lynn Thomas. The
party motored from baltimore for
the occasion.
The,next hop OF importance 20 be
given by the regiment of midshipmen
will be Thanksg giving eve. which
will be card affair, and is expected
70 attract an unusual number OF out
nf-town guests. It Ill be held in
Dahlsren Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. William TisdaIe and
two sons of Ashevllle. y. c.. are visit
Ing Mr. Tisdale's mother. Mrs. +. D.
Tisdale, Prince George street.
Frot. Arturo Fernandez of the de-
rartu ent Of modern languages at the
Naval Academy and Mrs. Fernandez
entertained Monday evening at Il buff
Fat supper and bridge party at their
homo on Duke Of Gloucester street
Mrs. Ra, ,moud stone. wife Of Com
r'arcer Stone. L. s. y. retired. aud
her daughter, Miss Esther King
Stone. held the seCouod of the series
a
day at their residence, MURRAY ave
nue, Murray Hill. Mrs. Stone and her
daughter were assisted by Mrs. J. de
revster Douw. wife Of Col. Douw.
who poured; Miss charlotte Piper and
Miss Mary johnson.
Gov. Albert G. Ritchie attended the
annual reunion meeting Of the War
Industrial Board IN New York Tues
day at the Waldorf Astoria and the
ri yoil IN
Miss Martha Poole OF Washington
Is the house guest Of Mrs. Anderson,
wife OF Commander Lesley &. Andcr-
son. IS Porter row, Naval Academy.
Miss Sarah Longacre Keen OF
Washington visited friends. here this
week. Miss Keen is a former resi-
dent % Annapolis.
Miss NJ. \. Bates Of Washington.
whose summer home is on Back
Creek. I branch OF the Severn River,
has closed her cottage and returned
to w shiHstos for the Winter. s--
There viii be no hop at the Naval
Academy Saturday night preceding
the Army Navy game, nor was there
Il hop tonight. both events having
been suspended in lieu Of the large
Thanksgiving eve HOP. Tho night
after the game the midshipmen OF
the third class will have hop, the
two upper classes being given out
of-town leave following the Army
Navy game until Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. John Floyd WaEGaman enter
tanned house party at her country
estate. Wild Eose Lodge, on South
tiivor, over the weea end. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Ebeu Burnside. Miss
Katherin" Burnside Dr. aud Mrs. r.
=. Murphy. Sir. Elliott Murphy ard
Miss Nar,c WaEgamau making up
thS party. \ number "f Annapolis
friend Hcre invited TO join the party
~ Sunday dinner.
Miss Josephine Huber. Miss Louise
Ford ard Miss katherine l.apish, all
OF Washington, were week end guests
Of Miss Olivia Lyons. Duke OF Glou-
c~ster street.
Miss Mary Kirk patrich-Howat was
the guest this week OF Miss Carrie
Worthington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Martyr Baker
Of New York are visiting Mrs. Bakers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas II.
Green, on Charles street.
Mrs. johnson, wife of Lieut.. Comdr.
l.. P. Johnson, ordnance officer