Evening star., 1925-03-29


Academy for the week end. sailed
Monday for New York on route from
Florida. The commodore and his
daughter, who were aboard the craft,
made visits ashore and were enter
tained by friends at the Naval
Academy. They also entertained
aboard the yacht while in the An
napolis harbor.
Mrs. Isaac Yates has gone to Pitts
burgh to join her husband, Capt.
Yates. L. S. ~. who is stationed there.
Midshipmeu of the first and second
class, Naval Academy. were hosts to-
night at a hop in Dahlgren Hall.
Miss Dorothy Mayiield Price has
Joined her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Price, on Southgate avenue,
after a three month visit to her uncle
and aunt, Maj. and Mrs. Edwin b.
Maynard L. $. A. (M. c., in Denver,
Colo, where she was extensively en-
tertained.
Mrs NJ. A. Cotton, wife of Prof.
Cotton of the Naval Academy, was
hostess Tuesday afternoon to the
French Club in her residence, on Han
over street
Mrs. Duane Du Barry and Mrs. Car
, los Cusachs chaperoned a tea dance
given by the midshipmen Saturday
afternoon at the Blue Lantern.
Mrs. Emma Merrick, mother of
Prof. Roderick S Merrick, is stopping
at the Peggy Stewart Inn.
After "A visit of several weeks to
Willimantic. Conn, Mrs. Horace J.
Fenton. wife of Prof. Fenton, has re-
turned to her home at Murray Hill.
Mrs Tench Tilghman of Gaston,
Md, who has been visiting her
mother. Mrs. Robert Mlligan. widow
Of Admiral Milligan. and her sister,
Miss Mollie Milligan. has gone to
Princeton, y. J.
Comdr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Clement
were hosts at a supper party, fol-
lowed by bridge, Saturday evening in
their residence, 40 Cpshur road. Naval
Academy.
Mrs Leiper. wife of Prof. Leiper,
has returned to her home, on Martin
street, after a weeks visit to New
York
Right Rev. George A. Beecher,
D. D., bishop of western Nebraska.
who preached at the Naval Academy
Chapel Sunday and addressed the
midshipmens Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday eve
ming, was entertained over the week
end by Chaplain sydney Key Evans.
Capt Evans, who has been chaplain
of the Naval Academy for nine years,
is to remain at the local naval sta
lion for at least another year, it has
been announced here, much to the
pleasure of his many friends both in
town and at the Naval Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Foster of Wash
ingtOn were guests over the week end
of Prof and Mrs. Roderick S. Mer-
rick at Cedar Park, West Annapolis
They were also entertained by DR.. and
Mrs. 5. E. Persons at the Presbyterian
manse, on Duke of Gloucester street
Mrs. Cook, wife of Lieut.. Sea bury
Cook. was hostess at bridge and tea
. Monday afternoon at Queen Annes
Cupboard. in honor of her sister. Miss
Lorraine LIE Huray, student of Smith
College, who is passing her Spring
vacation here. There were seven
tables of bridge. and additional
guests came in for tea after the game.
Mrs. j. Smith of Pittsburgh has
been visiting her son, Midshipman
James Mcdonald Smith, first class.
Mr.. F. Duane Du Barry jr.. a stu
dent of Lawrenceville School, has
joined his mother at her home, in
Cumberland court
Lieut.. Donald Giles. L. s. ". at
tached to the submarine fleet now in
the Annapolis Harbor, has joined
Mrs. Giles here at the home of her
parents, on Prince George street.
Maj. Roy c. Jones. L. ). A, of Fort
Worth, Tex. is visiting his mother.
Mrs. Mary Z. Shelton, Market street
before leaving for a three-year de-
tail of duty with the Aviation Corps
at Panama Canal Zone. Mrs. Jones
and their children are visiting her
mother and sisters at Culpeper. Va.
Lieut.. ]. L. Curry, L. S. NJ. c.. and
Mrs. Curry of Quantico passed the
week end with Mrs. Curry's parents.
DIR. and Mrs. Edward D. Johnson, at
St Anne's rectory, Duke of Glouces-
ter street.
DIR. and Mrs. George A Leahy of
Lowell, Mass, visited their son, Mid
shipman George A. Leahy. jr., of the
first class, Naval Academy, over the
week end and were guests at Carvel
Hall.
Miss Claire Martin is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Allan Griffith, wife of
DR.. Griffith. at BeTwyn, Md.
Mrs. Simpson. wife of Comdr. Frank
w. Simpson, aide to Admiral Mutton,
superintendent of the Naval Acad
emy, has joined her husband here
and they are occupying the residence,
l6 Porter road, Naval Academy, re-
Gently vacated by Lieut.. Comdr. and
Mrs. Mahlon Tisdale
The bachelor officers on duty at the
Naval Academy We're hosts Friday
evening at the annual mid Lent dance
at the officers mess. Among the dis
tinguished guests were Commodore
II. S. Vanderbilt and his daughter,
who were aboard their yacht in the
harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Florence of Massachu-
setts. parents of Midshipman Flor
ence OF. the first class, have taken
wing" of Ogle Hall until after June
week to be near their SON.
Mrs. Messmer. mother of Midship-
man Leroy Messmer of the first class,
has taken up her residence in
Annapolis until after June week,
kwhcn her son will graduate from the
Naval Academy.
Mrs. George ]. Turner of Wardour
and Miss Mary Randall Magruder
left Friday for visit in Atlantic
City.
Mr.. Gordon Blue of Washington
aud Mr.. William H. Wood, a former
student of St. Johns College, are
guests al the Phi Sigma Kappa Fra
ternity House.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Young and
Mr. and Mrs. John c. Hyde were
guests of the Scimitar Club, Balti-
more, at an elaborate dinner-dance
given Tuesday evening at Hotel
Emerson.
Ensign Edmund w. Egbert, L. s. N,
has Joined Mrs. Egbert, while he is
on a fortnight's leave from his ship,
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. =. +. Russell on Murray avenue,
Murray Hill.
Mrs. Carney and Mrs. Alexander en-
tertained a party of 90 at a bridge
tea Tuesday afternoon at the Blue
Lantern.
Mrs. Lewis Stone of Yonkers, n. Y,
is here to spend the week end with
her son, Midshipman Hamilton Laurie
Stone of the first class, who will
participate tonight in the program of
the musical clubs at Mahan Hall.
Prot and Mrs. William IL. Olivet
were hosts at Il dance for 10 couples
NJ their homo on Duke of Gloucester