Evening star., 1925-01-25

urday evenings for the benefit Of the
Navy Relief Society. both of which
were preceded by a number OF dinner
and supper parties, made ~the week
one of the gayest of the Winter. one
of the largest dinners was that given
Wednesday evening by Comdr. and
Mrs, G.. S Wallace, who entertained
I'm honor OF Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Henry Z. Wilson, taking their guests
later TO the dance.
Mrs. kitson mother of Mrs. Byron
NcCandIess: Mrs. Ansel. wife of Lieut.
Walter c. Ansel: Mrs. Riddick. wife
of Lieut.. Comdr. W. J. Eiddick (M %,
L S. NJ. and Mrs. Null. wife Of Lieut..
". p. Null on. CO, played the stellar
roles in Captain AppIejack," the play
given this week for the benefit of the
Navy Relief Society. Lieut.. Robert
E. Carney played the title role.
Comdr. and Mrs. Lawrence McNair
entertained at dinner Friday evening
in their quarters on the Reina Mer
cedes, station ship at the Naval
Academy.
Mrs Cook. wife of Capt Harold f.
Cook. gave the third Of her regular
monthly receptions Wednesday after
noon at the commandments quarters,
the Naval Academy.
Mrs. Webb, wife OF Lieut.. W. W.
Webb entertained the members Of
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Henry 3.
Wilson entertained at dinner Friday
evening in honor of Capt and Mrs.
James Q. Richardson OF Washington,
who were their guests overnight.
Mrs. Robert L. BurweN left last
week for Winchester, Va. where she
viii be the guest of relatives.
Mr.. Walter Hudson entertained at
dinner Thursday evening in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Baldwin OF
Waterbury, Md, who are spending
the Winter months in Annapolis.
Mrs kurtz. wife OF Capt. Thomas r.
Nurtz. and her daughter, Miss Eir-
Gin1a kurtz, who were at Carvel Hall
for some weeks left Wednesday for
Boston. where they will join Capt
ship, the L. s. :. Galveston, until the
latter part of March
Gov. Albert G. Ritchie was among
the guests a the dinner given last
week in Washington by Mr. and Mrs.
John Hays Hammond in honor of the
Ambassador of Great Britain and
Lady Isabella Howard
Capt. and AIRS. Harry 4. Baldridge
were hosts at the first OF a series OF
dinners, Saturday evening at their
residence on Porter road.
Capt. and Mrs. W. II. Leahy of
Washington, who spent the week end
at Carvel Hall were hosts at dinner
Saturday evening in honor of their
son, who is a midshipman at the Ma
Val Academy.
After the first performance of Cap
tain Apple jack Friday evening. there
was a supper dance at Carvel Hall.
ore of the Gayest social events of
the winter. Among those who en-
tertained were Mrs Douglas Howard.
wife of Comdr. Howard; Mrs Roscoe
ici s-ri 4" E1-
Lawrence McNair, Mrs Grace Nor
ton and Miss Nancy Walton.
Mrs. Moss, wife of Judge Robert
Moss. who has been visiting relatives
at Baltimore, has returned to her
home
Mrs. L. p. Phillips of Washington
was a guest for the week end at
Carvel Hall and with her daughter
attended the dance which was given
at the Naval Academy Saturday eve
ming by the regiment of midshipmep.
Commander and Mrs. William j.
Giles entertained at buffet supper
Friday evening, at their home at the
Naval Academy, before the first per-
formance Of Captain Applejack," the
Navy Relief show.
Lieut. and Mrs. John j. Murphy en-
tertained at bridge Tuesday evening
in honor of Mrs. Murphy's father
Mrs. Robert Lee Swart. jr., wife of
Ensign Swart, has leased apart
ment in Annapolis for the late Winter
and Spring.
Mrs. Thebaud, wife of Lieut.. Comdr
Leo. II. Thebaud. entertained the
members of the Four Rivers Garden
Club Tuesday afternoon at her home
on Maryland avenue.
Lieut. Louis II. Huebner. on duty
p the Naval Academy for Two years.
left last week for Norfolk. Va, to
join the L : s Potoka.
Mrs. James G. Cresap has as guest
at her home on College avenue her
brother Dr.. Frank NJ Leavitt Of
New York City.
Rev. and Mrs. James NJ Magruder
had as q guest this week a. their
home, Hockey Hall, their son, Mr.
William II. Magruder.
Lieut. Comdr George Struble, U. S.
N. (retired), and Mrs. Struble were
hosts at a dinner Saturday evening at
Caryel Hall. After dinner there was
q moving picture exhibition OF films
made by Mr.. and Mrs. Struble on
trip abroad, from which they recently
returned.
Miss Katherin Boykin, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Boykin of
Green Spring Valley, Nd who spent
a week in Annapolis as the guest of
Capt. and Mrs. Barron P. Du Bois II
returned to Baltimore.
Capt. and Mrs. George f. Neal en-
tertained at dinner Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Basil have had
as a guest at their home on Franklin
street Mrs. Basirs sister. Mrs. Harry
uinds of Govans, Nd.
Miss Margaret Martin has had as
guests her sister Mrs. George Struble, |
and her niece, Miss Margaret Pris- |
ella Struble Of Bethlehem, Pa.
Mrs. NcQuiston, wife of Ensign Il. !
J. McQuiston, who has been the guest
for a few months of her mother, Mrs. |
Anna Brewer, on Prince George |
street, left last week for New Lon |
don, Conn, to join her husband, who |
is on duty there.
Miss Elise Howell entertained at
dinner Thursday evening at her |
apartment on Maryland avenue.
Commander and Mrs David Worth |
Bagley will entertain at dinner Tues /
day at their home at the Naval Acad- /
envy in honor of Rear Admiral and |
Mrs. Henry Z. Wilson.
Miss Anna Ridgely and Miss Anna |
Hanson Iglehart, who We're guests for |
he week end of Mr.. James Ridgely |
in Baltimore, have returned to An
uapohs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Valiant |
have issued invitations for a buffet |
supper at their home at Wardour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott II. Burwell |
have visiting them their nephew, d. |
Murray Cheston, Cd, q son of Maj. and |
Mrs. y. Murray Cheston Of Fort
Howard.
Mrs. Elsie Barber, Mrs. George !
Abram Moss, Mrs. Jerry l. Smith and |
Miss Elizabeth Smith were among |
those who attended the meeting of |
the executive council of the Mary |
land League of Women Voters, held |