Evening star., 1925-04-19


Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Curtis
D. Wilbur will be honor guests of the
Annapolis Rotary Club dinner Tues
day evening at Carvel Hall. Other
guests from Washington will be Sen
ator and Mrs. William Cabell Bruce
Representative Stephen w. Gambrin
Representative and Mrs. j. Charles
Linthicum, Rear Admiral j. l.. Latf
mer, the Judge advocate Of the Navy
and Mrs. Latimer; the aide to Secre-
tary Wilbur and Mrs. Walter r. Che
rardi, Gov. Albert c. Rttchie and the
governor of the 34th Rotary district
and Mrs. Roy Dancer.
Rear Admiral Louis McC. Mutton
and Mrs. Mutton gave their first re
ception at the superintendent quar-
ters Wednesday afternoon from to
o'clock.
Mrs. Mutton was assisted by Mrs
Harold L. Cook, wife of Capt. Cook
commandant of midshipmen; Mrs
George W., simpson, wife of Comdr
Simpson, aide to Admiral Null
ton; Mrs. 1. c. Kidd, wife of Capt
Kidd; Mrs. z. l.. Smith, wife OF Capt
Smith and Mrs. George w. Kenyon
wife of Comdr. Kenyon.
AS this was the first official recep'
ton given by the new superintendent
and his wife, an unusually large mum,
civil circles left cards. Music by d
portion of the Naval Academy orches
ira and dancing were features III the
!, afternoon for the younger set.
Gov. Albert Ritchie and his mother
have as their guests over the Week
end at the executive mansion MI. allu
Mrs. Frank r. Kent of Baltimore:
Mrs. Henry B. Wilson, wlfe OF hear
Admiral Wilson, (retireO former
spnerIntendent of the Naval Academy
was hostess Thursday afternoon at
tea. at the Mayfiower Hotel, WASH
ington. Mrs. Barron P. Dubois, ware
of Capt. Dubois; Mrs. II. G. >. wa
lace, wife of Comdr. Wallace' Mrs
Harold E. Cook, wife of Capt. COOK
the commandant at the NaVai Acau
envy; Mrs. George Neal, Wne ~ "
Comdr. Neal, and Mrs. Carryl n
Rrvan motored over from Annapois
Mr. Samuel Reese Abbott announced
the engagement of his daughter, LII
uan Ruth, to Ewart Corydon ken,
ardson, midshipman, first class, Unlteo
States Naval Academy, at a iunch
con given Thursday afternoon IN the
home of Miss Abbott's grandmother
Mrs. William NJ. Abbott, by her aunt
Mrs. Emma Abbott Gage. me now
ers and appointments were IN the
NAVY colors, blue and gold. The
Midshipman Richardson is son OF
nv and Mrs. David kirt Richardson
of Charleston, w. Va. The wedding
will take place early in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett Hayward en-
-artaiped at a dinner-dance Easter
Monday at their country estate on the
Severn, in honor of Miss Melaine Hop
kinson and Miss Madeline Gill, TWO
baltimore debutanteS,
xErifa a
low. L, S. N, is visiting her parents,
MFR. and Mrs. Joseph Lipman on west
street.
Mrs. Fred 1. Meyers was hostess to
the Booklovers' Club in her nome, on
Duke of Gloucester street, Wednes'
day afternoon.
Mrs. Douglass Coe. wife of Lieut..
Comdr. Coe, u. S. N, and her two
children, who have been visiting mrs
Goes grandmother, Mrs. Ellzaneth
Dorsey, have returned to Boston,
Mass.
Mr.. Howard Gates of New YORK
rassed the week end with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gates. on Col
leee avenue, having come on for MS
sisters wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keeler Of New YORK
were week end guests OF Dr. Enoch
Barton Carey, president OF ST John 3
College, and Mrs. Carey, at the presi-
dents house, st. Johns campus.
;. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gates, S3 Col
iege avenue, have announced the mar
riage of their daughter Minnie Mae to
Mr.. Howard Franklin Curtis OF Penn
sylyania, a former midShipman at the
Naval Academy. The wedding TOOK
place Saturday, April IL. The cere-
merly was performed by Rev. DR.. John
S. Sewers, pastor of the College Ave
nue. Baptist Church, at the Baptist
parsonage, on Market street. The best
man was Midshipman E. c. Richard
son, first class; maid Of honor, Miss
Helen Wilson.
Miss Sara V. Sutherland was the
guest on Monday of her cousin, Mrs.
Ringgold MacFarland, in Washington.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Julian D. Wilson,
Z. S. N, passed Easter at Atlantic
City, motoring from Annapolis, where
Lieut.. Wilson is on duty at the Naval
Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Abbott and
son, Mr.. Vernon Abbott of Washing
ton, accompanied by Miss Elizabeth
Roe, were Easter guests of relatives
here, Miss Roe being entertained by
her aunt, Mrs. Mary Fauble, on Duke
of Gloucester street.
Mrs. Gambrill, wife of Lieut.. S. H.
Gambrill, u. S. N, was hostess Tues
day afternoon at bridge tea at the
Blue Lantern Inn, on King George
street.
Maj. William A. Jones. U. S. A,
Artillery Corps, stationed at Fort
Hoyle; Mrs. Jones and her two small
sons passed the Easter holidays with
the majors mother, Mrs. Mary E.
Shelton, on Market street.
Maj. and Mrs. John S. Strahorn en-
tertained a house party over the
Easter holidays, their guests includ
Eng Miss Marjorie Haas and Miss
Christine Cork, students of the Won
ans College at Lutherville; Miss Allie
Kruger of Johnstown, Pa, and Mid
shipmen TruXall, r. Smith anC
Sanders.
John and Charles Strahorn, sons Of
Maj. and Mrs. Strahorn, students a