Evening star., 1925-08-30


Mr., and Mrs. NJ NJ. Lynch were the
guests last week end of Admiral and
Mrs. Louis NJ. Mutton at the super
intendent's headquarters in the Naval
Academy. Mr. and Mrs. Lynch return
ed Monday to their home in Winches-
ter. Va
Mrs. Nevette Steele of Murray Hill
is visiting friends and relatives in
New England. Mrs. Steele is now
al Jamestown, r. l.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Kennedy. wife of
Capt. Kennedy of the Naval Hospital
and her daughter, Miss Betty NJ. Ken
nedy, have" returned after. a week s
stay at the Hotel Astor, in New York
City.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Clark, widow of the
late Chaplain Henry III Clark, u. S.
n. retired, who has been spending
the Summer at Milbridse, Me-, will re-
turn early next week to her home
on College avenue.
col. and Mrs. Hugh Ridgely Riley
of Franklin street started this week to
motor to Newport T.. l.. where they
will visit their son, Mr. Hugh Ridcely
Riley. jr., who is in the Annapolis
class at the naval training station.
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Turner. Mr.
and Mrs. CarrNl Bryan. Mrs Middle
ton Semmes Guest and Mrs. Archer
Allan were guests last week end of
MI. ana MIS-. JOSSDn w. valiant
their yacht the Dodjul
Comdr. and Mrs. Walter 4. Bloc
dorm, and theE daughter, Miss Helen
Rloedorn, who are living in Wash
,ington, have gone to Atlantic City. and
are stopping at the Strand Hotel.
Mrs. Richard Baldwin was hostess
~ a most attractive tea last Sunday
afternoon in her home in Waterbury
In honor of Mrs. Warrington Baldwin
Of st. Louis, who is her house guest.
Mrs. John Floyd Waggaman has re-
turned to her home on South River
after weeks visit to Mrs. Charles
Bentley OF New York. who is spend
Ing the Summer at the Plimhimmon
Hotel, Ocean City, Md
Comdr. and Mrs. George W. KENYON
ire spending week or two In New
J ork, Narragansett, jamestown and
Newport, r. l.
Winchester. Va, arrived in AMMAN polls
Saturday for a stay of one week.
Mrs. Marshall was before her mar
rage Miss Cary Tyndell OF Memphis,
Tenn. Her father and mother, the
Rev. and Mrs. Charles n. Tyndell, are
spending some time here as the guests
Of Mrs. Tyndell's sister, Mrs. Robert
Burwell
Capt. and Mrs. George F. Neal, who
have been stationed here for the past
three years, have been ordered to the
West coast, where Capi. Neal will be
assistant TO the chief of staff of Ad
niral Charles F. Hughes, who is in
command of the Pacific fleet. Cant
and Mrs. Neal expect to leave Sen
tember 10, and will go first to San
Francisco and then TO Long Beach
a the latter place Mrs Neal will ioin
her father and mother Admiral and
Mrs. Milton.
Mrs. Gannan. wife of Can't. Sinclair
Cannon, commandant of Midshipmen.
entertained at bridge party Tuesday
afternoon in honor of Mrs George
Neal
Prof. and Mrs. Ralph E. Root bsvs
returned to their home at Franklin
street, after spending the Summer in
their cottage at Bembes Shore on
Chesapeake Bay
Mrs. Franklin D. karns, her daugh-
ter Helen and her mother, Mrs. l. |
K. Seymour. who have been spending
me past two years in Annapolis. have
gone to Long Beach. Calf. where
Capt. Karns will be stationed. Mrs. |
Seymour will stop in San Francisco
10 spend. a few months with her !
brother.
Miss Elizabeth ling. daughter of |
Capt. and Mrs. Ernest J. King of New |
London, Conn, was the week end |
guest of Miss Andre Costet in her |
homie in Cumberland Court
Mrs. Thomas S. Islehart has re-
turned to Annapolis after spending
the week end in Blue Ridge Sum
nit. Pa.
Lieut.. Clarence f. Swanson has
taken the house formerly occupied by
Capt. and Mrs. Franklin d. Karns at |
21 Maryland avenue.
Comdr. Francis a. J.. Vossler and |
Mrs. Nossler. who have been spend |
ing the past 10 days with Comdr.
Nossler's brother. Mr.. Edward Vossler. |
in Wheeling. w. Va. have returned I
Academy.
Miss Dorothy Baldwin of Baltimore
Is the house guest Of Mrs. Joseph
Worthington in her home in Randall
place
Miss Elizabeth Nzylor Of Orange,
\. j., is visiting her uncle, Comdr.
George W. Simpson, and Mrs. Simp.
son AT Is Porter row, Naval Academy. |
Miss Elizabeth Crane, Miss RoccenZ
Baldwin and Miss Rienal Woodwa/d |
were hostesses at an old-fashiohed !
barn dance Friday night given iD Mr. |
WoodWards barn at Waterbury, near /
Annapolis.
The engagement of their daughter, |
Miss Francine Olivet, to NXdshipman |
AlNOrd j. GreenaCre. was announced |
by Prof. and Mrs. w. L. Olivet at |
the dansant given at their home on |
Duke of Gloucester street last Satur-
day afternoon.
Miss Mary Magruder and Miss |
Elizabeth Magruder OF Duke of
Gloucester street are spending some |
time as the guests of Mrs. Joseph |
Nicholson Henry in her home near |
Philadelphia.
"A wedding of interest that took |
place Tuesday. August 90, in Philadel- |
phia, Pa, was that of Miss Elvira
Ningiprova and Lieut.. James Joseph |
Hughes, L. s. y. After September l |
Lieut.. and Mrs. Hughes will be at |
home in Annapolis at sS Cathedral
street.
MIR. Gordon Brown has returned
after q. short stay at Blue. Ridge Sum
nit. where he visited his aunt, Mrs. |
~ Claude Handy, who has a cot |
tage there for the Summer.
Mrs. Nevitt Steel, who has for the |
past two weeks been visiting in |
Providence, r. L.. Is again in her |
home on Franklin street.
DR. and Mrs. George f. Mott and |
their children of 1917 Hanover street |
left Wednesday for motor trip |