Evening star., 1925-11-29


Ehe Thanksgiving hop. one Of the
four largest dances given at the
Naval Academy during the academic
Pear, was held Wednesday evening IN
Mahan Hall and was attended by ar
unusually large number of visitors
from out of town. There were many
dinner parties given on Thanksgiv
ing day, most of them being informal
family reunions. but the week end is
the quietest of the year in Annapolis
for since Thursday every train has
been crowded. carrying the world and
his wife TO New York to see the an
nual foot ball game between the mid
shipmen and the West Point cadets
which is taking place today.
Capt and Mrs. Paul Foley of
Washington, whose son is a midship-
enAn at the United States Naval Acad
envy, and Mrs Foley's brother-in-laW
end sister. Capt. and Mrs. Althouse,
spent the week end at Annapolis.
Mrs. Allen, wife of Comdr. Archer
A. NJ Allen, who has been visiting in
Norfolk, Va. has returned to Annapo-
lis.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Dorothy Tardy.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Tardy, to Ensign Robert Eddison
Perry, L. s. N, on December Il at
the chapel at the Naval Academy.
Following the ceremony, reception
will be held in the parish house of st.
Anne's Episcopal Church on Duke of
Gloucester street.
Mrs. Kenyon Hostess.
Mrs Kenyon, wife of Comdr. George
Kenyon. was hostess at a tea on Mon
day afternoon at her home on Rod
gers Row in honor of Mrs. Frederic
Wise of Philadelphia, who is the guest
of Lieut.. -Comdr. and Mrs. George w.
D. Dashiell at their home on Duke OF
Gloucester street.
Mrs. Anne Thomas Currier was
hostess to a compa Of SO at tea
Saturday afternoon a. her home on
Taney avenue.
Mrs. Solberg, wife OF Lieut.. Thor
wald A. Solberg, left this week for
Philadelphia, where she will remain
until after the holidays.
Mrs. McNair, wife of Comdr. Law
renee McNair, entertained informally
at bridge Tuesday afternoon on board
the Reina Mercedes.
Gov Albert Ritchie and his mother
Mrs Albert Cabell Ritchie, We're hosts
at tea Thursday afternoon at the ex
ecutive mansion in compliment to the
delegates to the Maryland State con
ference on social work.
Mrs. Kinds. wife of Capt. 4. W
Kinds, who has spent the Autumn at
Annapolis, left Tuesday for New York
to join her huSba nd, who is on duty
" the I. :. S. Wyoming as chief of
staff to Admiral Mckeon.
Mr. A NJ. Mccarthy of Summit
n. J., is spending the week at Carvel
Hall.
Luncheon for Mrs. Mutton.
Mrs. Capron. wife of Prof. Paul
Capron, entertained a company of Il
at luncheon Tuesday last at the Peggy
Stewart Inn in honor of Mrs. Mutton
wife of Rear Admiral Louis NJ. Nul
ton.
Mrs. John B. Wells, jr.. of Des
Moines, Iowa. has arrived in Annapo
lis and will be the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Nevett Steel, at her
home on Franklin street until after
the holidays.
Mrs. Kane wife of Lieut.. John
Kane, I. :. ~. who has spent the
Autumn with her cousin, Miss Todd,
At her home on King George street,
left Tuesday with her son, John
Kane, jr., for New York to join her
husband, who has been cruising in
southern waters. Lieut.. and Mrs
Kane will remain in New York until
the early Spring.
Miss Georgianna Cusachs enter
tained informally at dinner Thursday
evening at her home on College ave
nue. in honor Of Miss Anne Gordon
of Baltimore, who has been her guest.
Mrs. Macintosh, wife of Lieut.
Comdr. Kenneth c. Macintosh. who
has been spending the Autumn al
Carvel Hall. left Tuesday for New
York to join her husband. who has
recently returned from southern va
ters on the L. :. :. Utah. Lieut.
Comdr. and Mrs. Macintosh will re
turn to Annapolis for the Christmas
holidays.
Mrs Pedro Del Vale entertained
at dinner Thursday evening at her
home on Prince George street in honor
Sf her father. Commodore Valentine
Nelson, U. S. n.
CotilliOn Club.
The first of series of dances to bl
given by the Cotillion Club Of st
Johns College will be held Friday
evening, December IL, in the college
gymnasium.
Judge and Mrs. Robert Moss en-
tertained at dinner Tuesday evening
in compliment to rs.-Harry f. Park
hurst.
Miss Louise Giles. daughter OF
Capt. and Mrs William J. Giles, who
is attending school in Philadelphia
Pa. spent the Thanksgiving holidays
with her parents at their home at the
Naval Academy.
Mrs Nicholas Green entertained at
an informal tea Saturday afternoon
at her home on Charles street IT
honor of Mrs. Cresap and her house
guests.
Miss Louise Phipps, who has beer