Evening star., 1924-01-20
etyMarking Midwinter
Social Season at Annapolis
Mrs Thomas R. Kurtz Wife of Navy CONNIE an
dant, Hostess at eception-Dinners, Balls
and Teas Scheduled

Commander and Mrs. Harry h. Shoe
maker.
Mrs. John de Peyster Douw and
Miss Julia Douw gave the first of q
series of at homes" Tuesday after
noon attheir home. on Murray Hill.
Lieut. Edward Miner. who will be
! chief assistant coach of the Naval
Academy base ball team this season
arrived in Annapolis last week.
Lieut. and Mrs. Edward S Earn
hardt entertained at bridge Friday
evening at their home. on Pythian
road.
Miss Louise Lankford of Baltimore
was the guest for the week end of
! Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. William
! n. Richardson. jr. They also have as
their guest Mrs. Richardson's mother,
! Mrs. West of Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Allan Bowie Howard will en-
tertain at tea Sunday afternoon in
compliment TO Mrs. Robert Hamilton
Campbell of Rockville, Md.
| Miss Anna Ridout of Baltimore was
| guest for the week end of Mrs.
Rohert Dashiell at her home on Duke
! of Gloucester street.
Col. J. G. breckenridge. L. S. NJ. c.,
! now stationed in Washington. who
| was in Russia during the revolution.
/ and is considered an authority on af-
ialrs IN that country. gave talk on
! fThe Russian Problem at the weekly
convocation of ST. Johns College
! Thursday.
! Mr.. and Mrs Eugene I.azenby and
their daughter are stopping at the
Peggy Stewart Inn, on Hanover
street. for the winter.
Capt. and Mrs. Barron p. Du Bois
were in Washington for the week end
| as guests of Capt. and Mrs. Kautz.
Mr.. Elliott Fl. Burwell who spent
a few days in Parkershurg. W. Va.
has returned to Annapolis.
At meeting Wednesday evening
trO06Sfain m a m hAr nf he
Grass or 1919 At the Naval Academy.
was elected president of the newly
formed Radio Association of Annapo-
lis. Other officers elected were r. A
harrington. vice president. and r. l..
; BurWel. secretary
capt. and Mrs. William III. Bell have
! had as their guest Miss Elizabeth
Dewey of Philadelphia.
Miss Elizabeth Suydam was hostess
at tea Monday afternoon at her
| home on Charles street Mrs. Edward
darlington Johnson and Mrs. South
! gate Gray presided at the tea table.
! assisted by Miss Julia Douw.
Ensign and Mrs. Huske. who re-
Gently came TO Annapolis. are occupy
ing an apartment at The Morrow. on
state circle. for the winter and sprinp
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Hoover spent
! several months in Annapolis and left
TINS week for Florida. where they will
remain for the winter
Mrs. Shoemak ker. wife of Commander
Shoemaker. was hostess at A bridge
! edneHday afternoon in compliment
70 h"r sister law. Mrs. Robert
Hamilton Campbell.
Capt. W. II. Davis of the Marine
corps. who is on duty at Ouantfco
Va. spent the week end with his
| brother and sists r-in-law. Lieut. Com
mandcr and Mrs. Charles c. Davis, at
their home on Maryland avenue
Miss Anne Harrison Iclehart of
baIiimorr was the guest of her
mother Mrs. Thomas Iglehart. at St
Johns college for the week end
A SnhS"rtntion card party for the
benefit "f the Emergency Hospita I
VIII be "iven by the Catholic Daurh- :
frrs of America Monday evening at
the Knights Of Columbus clubhouse.
lieut. and Mrs. John F. Whelchell
left thi" week for Pensacola. Fla. 70
which Mace Lieut.. Whelchell has been
ordered for duty
Mrs Frank Anderson of Washing
ton widow of DR.. Anderson OF the
Navy. gave lecture on China and
Jaran" Monday evening in the ball
room of Carvel Hall
CAPT. and Mrs Rufus f.. Zogbaum,
jr, were hosts a. a dinner SATURDAY. V
evening on hoard the Reina Mercedes
Miss Ruth Abbott had as her guest
for the week end her cousin, Miss
Katharine Abbott. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Abbott of Washing
ton. u. c.
Mrs. s. s. Hepburn was hostess at
luncheon. followed by bridge. Fri