Evening star., 1925-03-22
Annapolis Hostesses Busy;
Midshipmen Plan Concert
Musical Clubs at Naval Academy to Present
Annual Concert Next Saturday-No Hops
Are Scheduled for This Week or Next.

ter. Mrs. A. r. Hyatt, in Roland Park
Baltimore.
Mrs. Lee P Johnson, wife of Lieut.
Comdr. Johnson, and daughter, Miss
Emily Johnson, have gone TO Boston
to join Lieut. Comdr. Johnson, who
viii be stationed at the Boston Navy
Yard.
Mrs. D. NJ Garrison has as her
guest her mother, Mrs. William Aiken
Kelly, of Charleston, S. c.
Miss Katherine Wentworth Boykir
has returned to her home in Green
Spring Valley, Baltimore, after a visit
to her aunt, Mrs. Carryl III. Bryan, al
Wardour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Hodges are
entertaining at their home at David
sonville Mrs. Hodges mother, Mrs
Elredge.
Mrs. Charles Lyon OF Whitehall
with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ford Seeley. motor
ed from Baltimore Sunday to their
Summer residence on Ferry Farms
opposite the Naval Academy, which
they will reopen early in the Spring
DR.. John Ridout, who has been pass
ing the Winter in Baltimore with his
sister, Mrs. Charles Nelson Dugan,
visited his old home, the Ridout
House, Duke OF Gloucester street, for
the week end.
Mrs. George Morrison Of Washing
ton was hostess at a dinner party
Sunday at the Peggy Stewart Inn,
Hanover street.
Mr and Mrs. Francis o. White, jr.,
entertained over the week end Mrs.
Aubrey B. Beall and son Theodore OF
Ashton. Nd.
Mrs. Martin l. Jones of Pitman. n. J.,
has been visiting her sister, Miss
Hedwig Schaeffer, for a week.
Miss Ann Craig and Miss Patsy De
Coverly OF Washington we're visitors
here over Sunday, and attended the
midshipmen's hop Saturday night.
Miss Rose Cecilia Malone, whose
engagement to Midshipman Frank J.
Erwin OF the first class was an
nounced, came over from Washing
ton Saturday TO attend the athletic
events at the Naval Academy and
later the midshipmen's hop.
Mr.. George Marshal Jones of Sun
set, South River, left this week to
join his father at Miami. Fla They
will return by motor next month.
Miss Marie r. Fusz of Washing ton,
Miss Charlotte A. Riggs of Baltimore
and Miss Wilkinson OF ST. Louis spent
the week end at the Blue Lantern.
Gov. Albert c. Ritchie was a guest
Friday night of the Delaware Col
lege faculty at Newark, where he
lectured before the students on Mod
ern Tendencies in Government"
DR.. Joseph Patton McComas, former
rector of ST. Anne's, this city, now
vicar Of ST. Paurs Chapel. Trinity
parish, New York City, was the guest
of his wifes aunt, Mrs. Julian Spen-
GER, Duke OF Gloucester street, this
week.
Mr. AIonzo G.. Oakley of New York
City has been visiting his son, Mid
shipman Oakley. and was host Sun
day at a large dinner party for MD
shipmen friends of his son at the
Blue Lantern.
Mrs. Maude Biles is visiting her
brother-in-law and sister, Lieut..
Comdr. and Mrs. Philip Hambsch, in
Baltimore.
Mrs. McQuiston, wife Of Lieut.. Z l.
McQuiston, L. s. N, has arrive1 from
New London, Conn. where Eer hus-
band is on duty, and is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Anna Brewer, Prince
George street.
Francis and Thomas Dubois.
students of Donaldson School. are at
home on Today vacation with their
parents, Capt. and Mrs. Barron P.
Dubois, 10 Porter road, Naval
Academy