Evening star., 1924-01-27

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. January GO
Quite the most important party or
the week was the dance given by the
officers on duty at the Naval Academy
Tuesday evening at the officers Club
son the naval reservation.
Capt. and Mrs. T r. KurtZ enter
tanned i company of thirty at supper,
taking their guests TO the dance later.
. Lieut.. and Mrs. Broadfoot also en-
Aertaimed at buffet supper at their
'aone OH Maryland avenue.
. Prof. and Mrs. Arturo Fernandez
also were hosts at dinner. going with
3their guests to the officers dance.
! The first large dance since Christ
'nIas was given Saturday evening In
.pahlgren Hall at the. Naval Academy.
'afrs. Rogers, wife OF Lieut.. Edward
l.. Rogers, and Midshipman Abdill OF
the graduating class received the
,!nidshipfnen and their guests.
:. Nj. Castor Llebert, director Of the
french bureau or Information, New
~ ork, Was the guest of Rear Admiral
Ind Mrs. Henry r. Wilson at dinner
on Friday night MIR Liebert delivered
a lecture to the midshipmcn OF the
AirSt class d the Naval Academy that
evening.
:, The Cotillon Club of ST. Johns COL
-lege gave the first of series OF nine
dances Friday evening at the college
gymnasium. Capt. Daniel NJ. Garrison.
~. ). y. tretired). who is new MEM
Ger of the faculty OF st. Johns, and
Mrs. Garrison received the guests.
Capt. and Mrs. Arthur W. dunbar OF
Washington and their daughter, Miss
Jane dunbar, were guests for the
week end OF Commander and Mrs
John Bowers at their home in the
Naval Academy,
Rev. and Mrs Edward Darlington
johnson were at home Thursday af-
ternCOu at the rectory of st. AIMS,
on Duke OF Gloucester street. Mrs.
Bell, wife of Capt. William IL. Bell.
and Mrs. Claude Handy were at the
tea table. assisted by Miss katharine
"a ger and Miss Lethe Laird.
!; The class of 1910 at the Naval Acad
emy has presented memorial In the
FORM of u bronze tablet Ito mem bers
OF the class who have died on may
die IN the performance OF duty The
sablet, which was presented Saturday
afternoon by Maj. George r. Mayer,
fhow. OF the coast artillery, who was
president OF the class, was unveiled
by Mrs. Marguerite J. Chevalier,
de CouTCelles Chevalier. Rear Ad-
.uliral Henry i. Wilson accepted the
memorial in henalf OF. the Naval
Academy.
). Mrs. Robert Hamilton Campbell.
who has been the guest OF her sister
IN law, Mrs. Harry L. Shoemaker. left
Sunday for her home at rockville.
Md.
Among the Philadelphians who
came over for the marriage Satur-
day OF Mrs. Edwin Pugh Baugh of
Uchllyn- on Severn and Mr.. Arthing-
ton Gilpin. jr-, Of Philadelphia, were
AIR. and Mrs. J.>Wilmer Biddle, Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence T. Paul and Mr.
and Mrs. George Dallas Dixon.
Mrs Charles, Soule, wife of Com
mander Soule, U. s. N. Is the guest
OF Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Max
De Mott at their home at the Wash
ington navy yard.
Mrs. r. l. Curtin entertained at din
ner. followed by mahjong, Thurs
day evening at her apartment at
Mrs. Harry L. Shoemaker entertain
ed at mah-jong and bridge Friday
afternoon at her residence on Cpshur
road.
Mrs. Warren Nixon entertained at
tea Monday afternoon at her home on
Oklahoma terrace.
DR.. and Mrs. r. l.. Wright of the
geographical laboratory were lunch
con guests Saturday of Commander and
AIRS. Wilbur r. Van Aukea. DR..
Wright delivered q lecture in the
forenoon to the officers OF the
postgraduate school at the Naval
Academy.
Commander ]. T. Murphy U. S. NJ
recently come from Paris Island, S.
C., have leased house in Randall
place for the spring.
Commander and Mrs. Charles c.
Slayton entertained a company of
thirty At a bridge supper Monday