Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-28
Schedule of Society
Events in Annapolis
Is Given Broad Scope
Fancy Dress Affair at Carvel
Hall and George Washing
ton Hop Among Leading
eatureS.


Gov. Albert G. Richie was in Philadel-
phia last week, where he went to ad-
dress the Pennsylvania League of
Women Voters al a meeting at the
Bele"lUa Stratford Hotel.
The annual fancy dress ball given
by Mrs Curriers' dancing class was
held in the ballroom of Carvel Hall
last week. The costumes worn by the
children we're unusually attractive and
the judges found it no easy task to
award the prizes. The first prize wa
given to Miss Dorcas Tuck. who was
effectively goWned as a Spanish girl.
Miss Lucy F'riedell daughter of
Comdr. and Mrs. w. l.. Fredell cos
TUNED as a Chinese girl, also won a
prize. Among the boys. Robert Gift
fen, son of Comdr. and Mrs. Robert G..
Giffen, dressed as a Midshipman, won
first prize, and Benson Swindell, as
George Washington, was awarded SC
ond prize
Capt and Mrs Hayne Ellis and their
daughter, Miss Martha Ellis. spent
last week end at Carvel Hall. having
attended the ATidshipmen Regimental
hop Saturday evening.
Among other week end guests. over
George Washington's birthday ami
VerSary at Carvel Hall. We're Mrs. w.
$. Smythe and her daughter, Miss
LaVinia Smythe of Boston.
Mrs. Hays, wife OF Ensign William
:. Hays. who is spending the Winter
with her parents. Capt. and Mrs. Sin
clair Cannon, is now in Washington,
where she is visiting Mrs. Pierce, wife
of Ensign r. a. Pierce.
A number of first classmen at the
Naval Academy were entertained at
the Baltimore Country Club Sunday
February 81, at tea. by Miss Helen
Carey.
Miss Katherine Halligan is spend.
ing a few weeks with Miss Nan Far
rell on SouthGate avenue. Miss Halli-
gan was among the many out-of-town
guests who attended the George Wash
ington hop at the Naval Acadep''.
CoIndr. Lesley Il. Anderson II q
few days here with Mrs. AnderSuu and
his daughter. Miss Beatrice Anderson.
The destroyer u. :. s. Smith Thomp-
son, of which Comdr. Anderson is in
command. stopped here Ell route 10
New York from Cuba,
Ensign Edward A. McFall of the L.
s. :. Colorado, now at Norfolk. Va, Is
visiting friends in Annapolis.
Lieut.. and Mrs. stephen {. Dough
erty entertained at a dinner Saturday
night, February 20, in their home on
Southgate avenue.
Miss Sue Munford has left 70.
Quantico. where she will visit her
DrOtler-lfl- w anu sister, 0Ol. anu MIS-
William CpShur.
One of the largest hops of the year
was held Saturday. February 20. in
Dahlgren Hall, at the United States
Naval Academy; and. being a holiday
event. many out -oftown girls were
present.
Mrs. Kane, wife of Lieut.. John ID. II.
Kane, l.. :. ~, who has been spending
the Winter with Miss Todd on King
of
small son for New York, where she
will join her husband. who has just
returned from Southern waters. Mrs.
Kane will remain in New York for sew
eral months.
Mrs Anderson. wife of Comdr.
Anton b. Anderson, entertained last
week at bridge in her home in Bowyer
road, Naval Academy.
Mrs. Tencn Tilghman entertained
at tea Wednesday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Hugh Davis of Norfolk, Va.
Lieut.. Marcy NJ. Dupre and Mrs.
Dupre entertained at dinner Saturday
evening, February 20, in their home
in King Charles place
Mrs. Henderson, wife of COmdr.
Robert Henderson, L. 5. N, with her
son and daughter motored from
Washington last week end to spend
the day here.
Comdr Frederick V. McNair, L. S.
N. executive of the L. S. s. Roches-
ter, now in dry dock in New York.
has been visiting his family, who have
their home on King George street.
Capt. John NJ. Enochs. L. S. ~.
now on duty in New York, was here
over the week end.
Mai Hugh r. Riley left for Norfolk,
Va. last week to visit his son Ridgely
Riley who has been given an APP
a
Academy.
Miss Cordelia Boollwalter. who has
been visiting friends in New York,
has returned to her home in Annap-
oils.
Mrs. David Kimberly and her
daughter, Miss Mildred Kimberly,
of Asheville, y. c.. were among the
week end guests at Carvel Hal;
Mrs. c. II. Lewis and her daughter,
Miss Virginia Lewis. of Richmond,
Va. were here over the week end to
attend the midshipmen hop.
Capt. John G.. Quinby, L. S. ", who
has been retired for a number of
years, and is now living at Spottswood
Arms, Virginia Beach. Va, has been
here for several weeks visiting his
daughter. Mrs. Allan.
Mrs. w. S. Smyth and her daughter,
Miss Iavinia Smyth, of Boston, spent
the week end at Carvel Hall.
Miss Mary Johnson, daughter of
Comdr. and Mrs Theodore w. John
son. has returned to Annapolis after
an absence of several weeks visiting
friends in Washington. Miss Johnson
is now taking an art course at the
MARYLAND Institute. Baltimore.
Miss Nancy Walton will sail next
week for Europe. where she will spend
some time in England visiting rela-
tives Miss Walton will also go to
Paris and other places of interest.