Evening star., 1925-04-12

Mutton Saturday, April Is, and it is
expected they will remain over the
week end at the superintendent s
quarters, Naval Academy.
Gov albert c. Ritchie is one of
the goo distinguished guests invited
to participate in the national tribute
TO be given Gen. John J. Pcrshing at
the Keith -Albee Hippodrome, New
York, April %.
Mrs. Ritchic, the governors mother.
is entertaining at the executive
mansion Mrs Howell Carroll of New
!. York.
Mrs James F. Strange was hostess
At a bridge dinner Wednesday, at
: tho Blue Lantern. when she an
: nounced the enga cement OF her
daughter, Miss Mary Ferguson Kid
= dor, TO didshipman Jeane X. Clark
of Homer, Nebr. The color scheme
. at the dinner was carried out in
navy blue and gold. Miss Kidder is
: a sister of Lieut. l.. J. k!dder, L. 5. y.
= Midshipman Clark is a member of the
present first class at the United
States Naval Academy. The out-of-
: town guests included Mrs. E. j..
Kidder and Miss Mary Orcutt Of
q Philadelphia, Mrs. f. b. Nose of Ro-
land Park. Baltimore, and Miss
Geneva Jenkins of Glen Burnie, Md.
Prof. William L. Olivet of the de-
! partment of modern languages at the
. Naval Academy and Mrs. Olivet
. have sent out cards for Tuesday,
April 81, from to o'clock, in honor
: of Comdr. J. T. Bowers, head of the
: department. and Mrs. Bowers, and
Comdr. and Mrs w. +. Friedel.
: The date for the Easter hop of
the midshipmen has been fixed for
= Saturday, April %. AS the midship-
mems Easter leave began on Thurs
day afternoon, no social events are
4. scheduled for this week end.
T. Miss Eloise Ragan Douglass of
Washington and Miss Reenie McWade
) of Lynchburg, Va. students of Holton
Arms School. Washington, were week
end guests of Mrs. B. B. Jackson,
, King George street.
= The Four Rivers Garden Club was
{ entertained Wednesday afternoon by
Miss Margaret Cameron Walton, so
Maryland avenue.
Miss Margaret Scarborough of Os
wego, n. Y, has been the guest of
: Fowler Hanover street.
Mrs. r. Tilghman Brice was host
, ass at a bridge party Friday after
noon at her home, Lynwood, on the
. Severan.
Mrs. 3. E. Jackson has returned
J. after a fortnight's visit to her
mother. Mrs. NJ. +. Bower, at HaGers-
town.
.- Miss Coriuna Rest-Fenner Fowler
of Akron. Ohio, is here to spend
Easter with her parents, Prof. and
Mrs. c. V. Fowler. Miss Fowler has
as her guest Miss Joyce Benner of
Akron.
Mrs. william Duval is visiting her
son-in-law and daughter, Lieut. c. f.
. Lewis. L. S. y, and Mrs. Lewis, at
Boston. Mass. -...
Mrs Ma1nnaV wife of I,Ieut I u
Maloney. is entertaining at her home,
so Bowyer road, Naval Academy. Miss
2 Rosalie Martin of Portsmouth Va, in
whose honor she entertained at four
tables of bridge Friday night.
Mrs. Poyer of Pittsburgh. Pa, is
here to visit her daughter, Mrs. Knis-
kern, wife of Ensign Kniskern,
+ y. S. y.
Prof and Mrs. Arturo Fernandez
passed the week end in Washington
as the guests of Mrs. Lillian Branch
at the Hotel Martinique. During
their stay they were guests of honor
= at a tea given by Mrs. Francois Berger
Moran at the Congressional Country
Club.
Col. and Mrs. Harry ]. Hopkins,
Murray Hill, were hosts to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. FARRELL and Mrs. J. Frank
, Turner during the sessions of the
Methodist Conference here.
Miss Eliza G.. Suydam, who has
been passing several weeks with her
brother-in-law and sister, Comman-
der and Mrs. Raymond Stone, Murray
Hill, has taken up her residence on
Charles street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown Scott,
r who have recently returned from a
trip abroad. have reopened their
country place at Wardour.
Mrs. Julian s. Hatcher. wife of Maj.
F1r
senal, with her three children, is visit
= ing her mother. Mrs. Robert B.
DashielI. Duke of Gloucester street.
Mrs. Pyne, wife of Capt. Pyne of
Washington, is here to be near her
sons, Midshipman Schuyler Nelson
Pyne of the first class, who will
graduate in June, and Midshipman
Charles ChosbyS Pyne of the third
class.
Rear Admiral Mutton, superintend-
ent of the Naval Academy, has been
in Washington for several days.
Mrs. Middleton Semmes Guest and
daughter, Miss Anne Guest, have re-
turned to their home, at Wardour.
after turing Europe for several
months
Miss Miriam Strange, daughter of
., Mrs. Thomas Z. Strange. Duke of
= Gloucester street. a student of West
ern Maryland College, is at home for
Easter vacation.
Mr.. Edward Armstrong a student
of Randolph Macon College, Ashland,
- Va, is passing his Spring vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
N. Armstrong, Murray Hill.
Miss Jessie Holland, accompanied
by Mrs. Carter and Miss Baer all of
Washington, were week end guests
/, of Miss Hollands aunts, Misses Sue
y and Mary Holland.
Mrs Mat" Brown, wife of Lieut..
Brown, L. S. N, came over from
Washington last week to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas H.
: Green.
.t Mr. and Mrs James J. Sheehy and
, four sons motored from Washington,
Sunday. accompanied by Mrs.
Sheehy's mother, Mrs. william R.
Abbott, to visit relatives here.
Miss Julia Kerwin of New York,
- and Miss Alice Goulden, also of New
York, are visiting Misses Virginia
and Elizabeth Brown, Duke of
Gloucester street.
Mrs Charles dePeyster Walk is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Shellman B.
= Brown, at Easton, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Sydney Morgan,
who have been passing the Winter. in
Baltimore, have reopened their Sum-
mer home at Wardour.
Miss Irene Demarest of New
Britain, Conn, is the house guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Demarest, West
street.
Mrs H. A. BaIdridge, wife of Capt.
Baldridge. L. S. N, is visiting her
mother, Mrs R. G. Smith, at Say
vile, Long Island.
DR.. and Mrs. j. E. Amos of wal
brook, Baltimore, are guests of the
Misses Andrews.