Evening star., 1924-11-02
Special Dispatch to The Star


other festivities at the Naval Acad-
emr Mrs. Cooks brother-in-iaw and
sistet. Mr. and Mrs oswald Mcintosh OF
rhiladelphia. and capt. and Mrs.
Campbell. l.. s. ~. Of Washington.
\ rcgimental hop, including the
! first. second and third classes of mid
| Simmer. was held this evening IN
| Dahlgren Hall. aud attended by an
| unusual number of out-oi-to"h
guests who were here to witness the
! Nayy-Fenn state game.
Mrs Kidd. wife Of Comdr. l. G. hidu'
in charge Of buildings and grounds
at the Naval Academy. received at TO-
nights hop with Midshipman LudWls'
a member of the hop committee.
Mrs Harry King of Chicago. ma
.ional president of the Ladies AuXll-
tary. Veterans of Foreign Wars. was
u guest OF the local auxiliary and
post on Navy day. and was conducted
on a seeing Annapolis tour of city ana
Naval Academy, and attended the ball
at st. Johns gymnasium at night.
Miss Edna Wilbur, daughter of the
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. VIII
bur, was the guest of Mrs. wilson
wife of the superintendent of the Ma
val Academy at luncheon and for the
rnidshipmens hop.
Mrs Tench Tilghman of Norfolk is
visiting her mother. Mrs Robert Mil
liean. and her sister Miss Mollie NIL
ugan at their home on Mary land ave
nue..
Mrs. w. n Rrereton. sr., is enter
tanning Miss King and Miss Marjorie
Hawkins of New York at her home'
Southgate avenue. Murray Hill.
Miss Miller. Miss Allen and Miss
Eelvin of the Cathedral School. Wash
ington, were guests at the Naval
Academy hop Saturday night and
were chaperoned by Mrs. Thomas -.
Kramer.
Mrs Taylor Selden, wife of Lieut..
Selden, L S VI. G., who has been Wis
iting her mother Mrs H. b bioSei.
MARYLAND avenue. has gone to JOIN her
husband in New York. They Will go
10 Atlantic City and later for d mo-
TOR trip through the Valley OF Nlr-
Einia.
Mrs. r. C Scotney and daughter.
Miss Helen B. Scotney, were suests
at Carvel Hall over the week enc anu
attended the midshipmen's hop at the
Naval Academy.
Mrs Wheeler Glenn of Baltimore.
who has been visiting Miss Mar
ruerite Cusachs at Ogie Hall, mas re-
turned home. ~
professor and Mrs. Paul Capron
have arrived from Massachusetts ana
have taken IN their Winter residence
Dr, and Mrs. Carroll S. Alden had
as their week end guest Lieut.. John
Carmichael Williams Of the Aviation
Corps. Philadelphia
Miss Louise Clayton is visiting her
sister Mrs Thomas Griffin, wife OF
Commodore Griffin, L. S. n. retired
Mrs Rachel Claude Alexander,
dauehter of DR.. and Mrs. Gordan
Handy Claude of Annapolis, and
Lieut.. Leonard Doughty, jr., [. :. n,
were married Saturday afternoon at
the home of the brides parents,
Prince George street The or de haa
no attendants. The groom's best man
, was Mr.. George Keller of Pelham
Manor, y. Y. his former classnate
Lieut. Doughty is a native OF Texas
and was graduated from the Naval
Academy with the class OF 1917. Lieut..
and Mrs. Doughty will reside IN An
napolis where he is on duty out-oi-
town guests at the wedding We're
Miss Edith Doughty of Houston. Tex,
sister of the bridegroom; Mr.. and
Mrs George Keller of Pelham Manor
Y. Y: Mr.. and Mrs. Donovan Swami
Of Baltimore; Miss Margaret Merriam
Of Marblehead, Mass: Mrs. w. e.
France Of philadelphia and Mrs
James Patton Of Richmond, va.
Miss Katherine Thomas of Mont
clair, n. J., is the guest of Miss Mar
Il.
College.
Mss Josephine Wilson and Miss
GoebeI students of Trinity School,
Washington. attended the mldsh'p-
mems hop Saturday night and were
chaperoned by Mrs. Patterson.
The Cotillon Club of St johns Col
leee has arranged series of dances
for the season, the first of which Will
he held in the college gymnasium on
december 13. The Cotillon Club
dances will be held this year on Sat
urday instead of Friday nights, as
formerly, and other dates fixed are
January "a. February IA, March T.
March %. April % and May 16.
Mrs Charles G. Slayton, wife OF
Comdr. Slayton, L. S. N. received at
the first and second class hop Satur-
day night, with Midshipman Standley
of the hop committee.
Miss Cora Williams of Marion. n.
V is visiting Miss Lillian WinsloW,
Maryland avenue.
Mrs Alice Elmore, who has been
spending some time with Mrs. Nc
Cracken. at Wardour, has been sum
moned to Chicago by the death of her
uncle.
Mrs. Charles Ligon of Whitehall,
Howard County, chaperoned her
daughter Miss Govan Lyon, at the
rnidshipmen's hop Saturday night. In
the afternoon Miss Ligon attended the
debutante tea given by Miss Florence
Tardy, daughter of Comdr. and Mrs.
Tardy.
Mrs. John Bowers, wife of Comdr.
Bowers, L. S. n, head of the depart
ment Of modern languages at the
Naval Academy, entertained tonight
at buffet supper after the Navy
Penn State game and before the hop.
Miss Aroostine Scales. daughter of
former superintendent of the Naval
Academy, and Mrs. Scales, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs Carroll Storrs Alden,
wife of Dr. Alden, head of the depart
ment of English at the Naval Acad-
emy. Mrs Alden is also entertaining
another niece, Miss Charlotte Bur-
rage, daughter Of Admiral and Mrs.
Guy Burrage.
Mrs. Joseph Crosley, wife of the
choinnaster of the Naval Academy
Chapel. has as her guest Miss Helen
Simmins of Morristown, n. j.
Mrs Winterode, wife of DR.. Winter
ode of Brownsville. was hostess Tues
day afternoon for the -Four Rivers
Garden Club, an organization of Ia
dies interested in flowers and plants,
whose membership includes both the
county and city women.
Mrs Frederick William French.
who has been spending several
months here to be near her son. Mid
shipman Hugh French of the first
class, Naval Academy, left Friday for
Bermuda, to spend the winter.
Mrs. Carryl Bryan, chairman OF the
Red Cross for Anne Arundel County,
has returned from a fortnight's visit
to her brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Wentworth Boykin,
at Green Spring Valley, Baltimore.
Miss Sarah Mish, daughter of for
mer Senator ard Mrs. Frank w. MisE