Evening star., 1925-04-05

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. April a (SpeciaD.
Mrs. Louis McC. Mutton, wife of the
superintendent of the Naval Acad-
emy. who has been visiting her daugh-
rer at Flint, Mich, for month, ar
rived here March 81, and joined her
husband at the superintendent quar-
ters, Naval Academy.
Mrs. Mutton was accompanied py
her daughter, Miss Mutton, student
of the National Cathedral school for
Girls at Washington, who viii spend
the Easter holidays with her parents.
Miss Mutton has as her guests Miss
Dorothy Fowler of the National Ca
thedral School and Miss Winifred
Murfin, daughter of Capt .. Il. Mur-
fin. L. S. n, and Mrs. Murf1n. The
girls attended the hop given by the
first and second class midshipmen,
Saturday night.
Mrs. Mutton made her first appear
snce here. socially, Saturday night,
when she received at the hop at Dha-
gren Hall with Midshipman Jack X.
Van Nagell, chairman of the hop COM
mittee, and a member of the hrst
class.
Cant. Barron p. Dubois, head of the
supply department at the Naval Acad-
envy, who has been detached from
duty at the post, and he and Mrs. Du
Bois have taken up their residence III
Annapolis at Maryland avenue. Ihe
captain has been given two months
leave before being assigned to a new
tour of duty They have with them
their sons Francis and Thomas, who
are at home from boarding school LOT
the Easter holidays.
Mrs. Winifred Mason Huck of llli-
nois, one of the six women ever
elected 10 the House of Representa-
lives in Washington, was hostess at
q dinner Sunday for her son, mid
shipman at the Naval Academy, ana
his roommate, her appointee at the
academy. The dinner was given at
the Y w c. A, where Mrs. Huck
0passed the week end
Mrs. Murfin, wife of Capt. Q. q. Mur-
fin. L. S n. is the house guest OF Nlrs-
Mutton. wife of Admiral Louis McC.
Mutton, at the superintendent quarters
Naval Academy.
tored to Indiana, where they are WISH.
ing Mrs. Ridgely Gather, Mrs. Hodges
sister.
Mrs. Victor Blue, wife of Admiral
Blue was hostess Sunday afternoon at
a luncheon in honor of her week end
guests. Miss Ella Uptercu and MISS
kathleen Won Gontard of New YORK.
Others at table were Misses Marguerite
and Georgiana CuSachS, MISS fidnoeo
DuBarry, Miss Louise Claytor' MISS
Laura Roosevelt and Miss Mason or
Washington: Miss Louise Giles, Mid
shipmen Lee Weston. Paul Crosley,
Lyon, Undertake, Buchanan, Bannagle
and Trainer, and Mr.. Ted Griffin, son
of Commodore and Mrs. Thomas Griffin.
DIR. and Mrs William \. Berkeley of
Southgate avenue, Murray Hill, are en-
tertaining Mrs. Robert B. Hill and her
two children, who arrived Tuesday from
East Orange. n. J. Mrs. Hill is Mrs.
Berkeley's sister, and will remain until
after Easter.
Miss. Dorothy Tardy, daughter of
Capt and Mrs. w. B. Tardy, student
of Nassar College, is at. home with her
parents for the Spring vacation.
Mrs. FIoyd-Jones was hostess Tues
day afternoon to members of the French
Club, whom she entertained at the resi-
dence of her sister, Mrs. Frank Sling
luff, Maryland avenue.
Mrs. KurtZ, wife of Capt. Thomas r.
Kurtz, L. S. N, entertained at a bridge
party Saturday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Paterson of Pensacola, Fla, mother
of Mrs Kenneth F1oyd-Jones.
Miss Katherine Wentworth Boykin
and Miss Louise Redwood of Balti-