Evening star., 1924-02-10
Well Known MusiciansAid
Annapolis Public Library
Benefit Concert for Institution Given Tuesday
Evenins-Social Affairs Noted at the
Naval Academy

left for her home, in Detroit. Mich,
Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Jessup entertained
vel Hall.
Lieut.. and Mrs Richard Stevens of
Washington spent the week end in
Annapolis. Mrs. Stevens. who was,
before her marriage. Miss Nellie Milli-
ken. made her home here with her
brother. Mai. Milliken. during the
time that he was commandanr of St.
johns College.
Mrs. L. T. McQuiston of Pittsburgh
has been the guest Of his daughter
in-law. Mrs. T.. r. McQuiston. jr, who
is spending the winter and spring in
Annapolis while Ensign McQuiston is
, south with the fleet:
! Mrs Hopkins. wife of DR.. Walton
Hopkins. was hostess at q bridge fol-
lowed by tea Wednesday afternoon
at her home. on Maryland avenue.
Mrs Nevett Steele, who has spent
the past two weeks in Baltimore, has
returned to her home, on Murray Hill.
Capt. Conrad Westervelt, who is in
command of the naval aircraft fac
tory in Philadelphia. spent the week
end in Annapolis, coming from Phila-
dlephia to see the two performances
of his comedy. THE Blimp," which
Navy Relief Society at the Naval
Academy Friday and Saturday.
DR.. Edward Darlington johnson,
rector of St Anne's Episcopal Church.
and Mrs. Johnson were at home
, Thursday afternoon at the rectory ON
Duke Of Gloucester street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson entertained
at luncheon. followed by bridge. Fri
day at her home on South river.
Mrs. Elduff. wife of Lieut. Com
! yyNa n n.D tai YaL,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Morton at
| their home at Severn Side.
Mrs. William c. Poe entertained at
bridge Thursday afternoon at her
home on State Circle.
Mrs: John De Peyster Douw and
| Miss Julia Douw of Murray Hill en-
tertained at a tea Tuesday afternoon.
They were assisted by Mrs Roswell
i Patterson of New York. Miss Eleanor
Turnbull of Baltimore. Mrs. Theodore
Johnson, wife of Commander Theo-
dore w. Johnson; Mrs. Samuel Hurt,
, wife OF Lieut.. Hurt. and Miss Helen
! Woodward.
! Mr@ Nicholas H. Green entertained
at bridge. followed by tea. Wednes-
| day afternoon at her home on Charles
! street.
/ Miss Ethel Sullivan had as her
guest for the week end Miss Rida
Shea of Baltimore.
Mrs. Brereton. wife of Lieut. Com
| hostess at a tea Thursday afternoon
i at her home on Oklahoma Terrace in
honor of Mrs. Riddick. wife of Com
| mander Willard j. Riddick. NJ. c., L.
| to \uty at the Naval Academy
| Lieut.. and Mrs. Theodore L. Schu-
| macher entertained at bridge Tues
day evening at their home on Thomp-
son street.
Mrs. Joseph Francis Coleman and
IN ~,
past few months with Mrs. Coleman's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Moss. at
! their home on Prince George street.
! left last week to Join Mr.. Coleman
| at Carrollton. Ga. where they will
]! Mrs. Cecil Baker. wife CT Capt.
| Baker. S. G.. L. S. N. and her daugh-
/ ter. Miss Eleanor Baker, were guests
for the week end of Capt. and Mrs.
| Barron p. Du Bois at their home at
the Naval Academy.
! State Senator and Mrs. W. B. Cop
! per Of Chestertown. Nd, to Carvel
| turned from Washington to Carvel
Hall. where they are stopping during
7, Mrs. W. D. Brereton. jr., entertained
at a buffet supper Saturday in honor
Of her oldest daughter, Miss Helen
Brereton.
end with his family at their home.
Ogle Hall. on King George street.
Mrs. Royal d. Meade. her daughter,
Miss Madeline Meade, and Miss Alice
Donmitz of Honolulu. II. l., have been
spending a few days at Carvel Hall.
Mrs. Mortimer Johnson and her
daughters. the Misses Johnson. enter
tained at luncheon Thursday at Car
vel Hall, where they are spending the
winter and spring.
Mrs. ID. c. r. Davis Of Charleston.
w. Va. has been guest for the past
week at Caryel Hail.
| Miss Elizabeth G. Suydan held the
| last of a series of informal "at homes
Monday afternoon. Miss Suydam
was assisted by Miss Johnson and
Miss Green.
| Miss Lucy Redmond, who spent the
week in Baltimore, has returned to
| Annapolis.
! Mrs. J. Lawrence Myers and Mrs.
George Deininger spent the week in
Washington as the guests Of Mrs.
, Deininger's sister, Mrs. Grove.
, Miss Jane West of Severna Park
was hostess at a bridge Friday after
! noon at Queen Anne's Cupboard.
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