Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-30


70 friends here.
Sprof. and Mrs. william +. Olivet.
Miss Francine Olivet and Midshipman
a. j. Greenacre were dinner guests
tits evening after the Army-Navy
game of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin W. Car
rett, Baltimore.
After the game today. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph W. Valiant of Wardour were
h6sts at a dinner party at the Balti-
rapre Country Club The guests in
cinded Lieut.. Commander and Mrs.
Underwood. and, Lieut.. Commander
and Mrs. w. NJ. r. Allen.
Mrs Isaac Yates has returned from
Switzerland. where she entered her.
daughter. Miss Clartce Yates, in
school. -s
scapt and Mrs. Yates and their
Yates. will be guests of Mrs. Nevett
2riasi e' murray '''''' Until N''
Commander George Mcmillan, L. s.
", Mrs. Mcmillan and two small
daughters motored over from Wash
ington Sunday. accompanied by Mrs.
McMillans mother. Mrs. David .. Par
Iast, and her brother-in-la and sis
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Abbott
aud daughter Kenly.
Mrs. John Taggard Blodgett is
stopping with Miss Adele Randall.
Randall Place.
sMiss Ruby K. DuvaI entertained at
bridge and nah jong Thursday eve
ming in honor of her sister, Mrs.
Chester L. Lewis. wife ST Lieut..
Lewis, United States Navy.
Miss Lamar Crosley. daughter of
Afr. Joseph W. Crosley, choirmaster
and organist Of the Naval Academy
Chapel. and Mrs. Crosley. has gone
70 Savannah, Ga, with her grand
mother. Mrs. Lewis Force.
Mr.. Henry Hodgskins Of New York
Is. visiting his brother in-law and
sater, Capt. and Mrs. Barron P. Du
Bols, at the Naval Academy.
Capt and Mrs. De Bots are also en-
tertaining Capt. and Mrs. Downes of
New London, Conn. who will be their
guests for week. Capt. Downes,
who Is in charge of submarines, ar
rived here early this week with the
feet of submarines from New Lon
don, which are now anchored off the
Naval Academy.
Mrs. Du Bots gave a luncheon
Wednesday in honor OF Mrs. Downes,
her house guest.
1.-THE luncheon to have been given
the previous Wednesday by Mrs. Du
Eois, in honor Of Mrs. Carroll Storrs
Alden, wife of the head of the Eng
lish department, had to be called
OF, owing to Mrs. Du Bots illness.
DIR. Henry Suzzalo, president Of the
University of Washington, who ad-
dressed the first class midshipmen
Friday evening on The Development
OF American Traits was entertained
at the superintendent's house by Ad-
rniral and Mrs. Wilson.
commander Charles G.. Slayton
United States Navy, entertained the
Mems Guild of Saint Anne Parish.
Friday night. at the parish house.
Miss Kathleen Crawford Of New
York, iancee of Mr. Edgar Fell. is
the guest of DR. and Mrs. Thomas
Ffll.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Leslie c.
Davis were hosts Tuesday evening al
a+dinner party given by them at
Qdeen Annes Cupboard, Maryland
avenue. Covers were laid for so
Bridge followed the dinner. Friday
afternoon Mrs. Davis entertained at
bridge tea at her residence, Upshur
road, Naval Academy.
Mrs. Albert Richie, the governors
mother, headed the list of patroresses
for tonight's ball in the Fifth Regi-
nent Armory. Baltimore, for the ca
dets and midshipmen who attended
the Army-Navy foot ball game.
AIRS. Wilson, wife of Admiral will
son, superintendent of the Naval
ope of the chaperones, of which there
was long list. including Mrs. Milton
A. Rockford, wife of the adjutant gen
eraJ of Maryland.
tcapt. +. NJ. Crouch. head of the
military library at st. Johns College,
ard Mrs. Crouch are visiting Wash
:Tgton for several days.
Miss Rosalie Burroughs of st.
Mays County is visiting her aunt.
70 Do
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DeVin Davis
Of Molly Hill, Little Aberdeen, South
River, have returned to Washington
~ the Winter. During the early
Autumn. Mrs. Davis was the guest of
JfSNt. Comdr. and Mrs. Charles Covode
Davis, Southgate avenue.
Hov. Albert c. Richie will be the
guest Of honor at the Monticello
breakfast, December s, at Hotel Bel
Vedsre, Baltimore.
Tho governor Is a patron for the
second of a series of benefit concerts
to- be given Tuesday evening, Decem-
Der. 3, by Marcel Grandjany, distin-
gutshed French harpist. for the bene-
NJ eof the Maryland School for the
Bind. The governors name headed
the list of patrons for the first con-
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunott of Baltimore
weak. Mrs. Dunott before her mar
rfege was Miss Richie Of Frederick.
aFcousin of the Governor of. Mary
lind
Mrs. Alice Gibson Hornby, artist,
oEBurpank, Calf. who. with her hus-
band. Walter J. Hornby, is touring
ths. States en- route to Tampa, Fla,
fqF:the Winter, was guest this week
OF MIR. and Mrs. Pettebone, Dean
street.
Mrs. John Floyd Waggaman had as
her; house guest this week at Wild
Rose Lodge. South River. Mr.. Floyd
Pierpont Waggaman and his little
daughter, Jean Fairweather Of Wash
fnXton, and Mrs. William Lee Carey
Of Baltimore. also Mrs. Gould, widow
otJudge Ashby Gould Of Washington
Mrs. C. r. Perkins of Linthicum
Heights announces the engagement
Of her doughter. Miss May Perkins, to
Nj. Russell Barrett Cole of Washing
ton, D. G. The wedding will take
place IN January.
Miss Francine Olivet, daughter of
Prof. William Olivet Of the modern
language department at the Naval
Academy and Mrs. Olivet, was a guest
at the tea given by Col. and Mrs. Q.
We Bell. in honor of their daughter,
MISS Mildred Lucille. one of the sea-
SONS debutantes.
AIRS. Henry NJ. Robert, jr, had as
her guests on Wednesday Mrs. James
n. Stansneld. registrar-general of the
National Society Of the Daughters OF
tf6 American Revolution. Mrs.
Charles r. Marsden. State vice regent
of Maryland, Mrs. Rosa B. HesIop.
state treasurer and Mrs. Morgan Bald
WIN, regent of the. Anne Arundel
chapter, Daughters of the American
REVOLUTION. -.,..
a large number of the local Navy