Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-11

their Two chlldren, VINO nave Deer
visiting Mrs. Hills mother and aunts
Mrs. Julius Hall and the Misses
Stockett, have returned to Norfolk
Lieut.. Comdr. Hill has recently beer
ordered to the Navy Yard, Ports
mouth, Va
Lieut.. Hilyer Gearing, u. s. N, has
returned to Annapolis from two
weeks leave spent in Coburg. Canada
where he was the guest OF his sister
Mrs. Field, who was before her mar
liage Miss Mary Gearing. Comma
dore H. G. Gearing, u. S. N. retired
and Mrs. Gearing will come in the
Autumn from Charlottesville, Va, te
Annapolis, where they have taken the
house of Prof and Mrs. Arthur New
ton Brown on State circle, to be with
their son, Lieut. Hilyer Gearing. who
has been o; 'dered to the Naval Acad
envy for duty.
Comdr. and Mrs. A. M. r. Allen and
the latter's father. Capt. John QuimDy,
II, S. N, retired, who have been Nv
ing at Car-vel Hall for the past year.
have moved into the Naval Academy
and are occupying quarters at 20
Rodgers row. recently vacated py
1'ondr. and Mrs. Philip Seymour
Mrs. Anne Thomas Currier has re-
turned 10 nST IlCltIc Oii 1o1iSy tINSiAS~
Murray Hill, from visit to her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Thomas, In
their home in Ellicott City.
Miss Emily Macklin, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs c. F.. Macklin OF Balti-
more, has been the guest of Miss VIZ
einia Kurtz. daughter of Capt. I. II.
Kurtz. u. S. ", and Mrs. Kurtz In
their home on Maryland avenue.
Mrs. Richard Baldwin has returned
to her Summer home near waterbury
from a Today visit to New York.
Mai. Randolf Coyle, II. S. M. c.;
Mrs. Coyle and their son, who have
been spending six weeks In Annap-
oils. left last week fer Wakefield,
Mass, where Maj. Coyle Will nave
duty in connection with the rahe
range. r.,
Mrs. c. C. Baldwin and her son. Mr..
Elliot Baldwin, have returned from
motor trip through New York State
and will spend the remainder or the
Summer at their country place, spring
Hill. near Waterbury, Md. The Bald
win family entertained at a large
house party over the Fourth OF July.
Conldr. r. G. Heiner. Medical Corps:
U, S. N, who recently was ordered
to duty as field surgeon at Quantico,
Va, spent several days here last week
with Mrs. Heiner and their daugnIer
at Carvel Hall.
Mr.. Mason Terry motored to New
York Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Webster, who have gone 70
their camp in New York stare TOT
the rest OF the Summer. Mr.. Terry
will return to Annapolis this week.
Mrs. Daniel 3. Banks OF Baltimore
has purchased from Mrs. James 5.
Ferguson her home at 23l Prince
George street and, with her two sons,
will come to Annapolis to live.
Mrs. Carlos Cusachs entertained at
luncheon Monday in her home. Ogie
Hall. in honor of Mrs. B. w. Dudley
of baltimore, who has a Summer home
at Hacketts Point on the Chesapeake
BAY. Those present were MRS. Car
roll Van Ness and Mrs. Hlghland
Burns of Baltimore. Mrs. Littlenei9,
wife of Can't. william Littlefield. Us.
u. Mrs Giles. wife of Capt William
i. Giles, u. S. NJ; Mrs. Barton L.
wright, Mrs. Douglas l.. Howard,
Miss Mollie Milligan and Mrs. Feuch
Mr.. walter p. Hudson has returned
10 Annapolis from an extensive Eu-
ropean trip and is at the Annapolis
club. He was one Of the guests at
\ house party over the Fourth at
Spring Hill, near Waterbury, Md.
esomdr. L. NJ. Adkins. u. 8. N;
Mrs. Adkins and their three children
rnotored here from Philadelphia last
week and were guests OF Mrs. Al
kins' mother, Mrs. Nevett Steele, over
the 4th of July.
Capt. T.. r. Kurtz, U. ). M and
Mrs. Kurtz spent several days In
Washington last week, where tney
were at the Mayhower Hotel.
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Announced is that of Miss Elizabeth
Armour Russell to Lieut.. Stewart
LINDSAY. u. S. N. Miss Russell Is
prominent in Baltimore society and
is a member of the Junior League.
Lieut.. Lindsay is a native of Scran-
ton, Pa. and is a graduate OF the
Naval Academy, class OF %. the
wedding will take place in Baltimore
this month.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Chauncey
Lucas, who have been living at 10
Franklin street for the. past year,
have moved into the Naval Academy
and are occupying quarters on Up
shur row.
Mrs. Tench Tilghman has opened
her cottage at Blue Ridge Summit
for the Summer months. She VIII
be Joined this week by her mother
and sister Mrs. Milligan. widow OF
Admiral Milligan, and Miss Mollie
Milligan. Mrs. Tilghman's son, MT.
Tench F. Tilghman, who is a STU
dent at the University OF virginia
has gone abroad for two months anu
on his return will join his mother IN
the mountains.
/ Mrs. John B. Wells OF Des Moines,
Iowa. before her marriage Miss Car
- = L., S11n1r1Ar
with her mother. Mrs. Nevett Steele
n her home on Franklin street.
Mrs. LIE Voy Hill. wife Of Lieut..
fpmdr. Hill, and children and Mrs.
white and children of UniontoWn,
Ala. have returned from motor trip
10 Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Shoemaker. wife of Comdr.
Shoemaker. u. s. N. who has neen
visiting Mrs. Riddick, wife of Lieut..
Ssnmdr.. w. J. Riddick. u. S. M. c., is
nop- the guest OF Mrs. Caryl III.
p1Aan In her home at Wardour.
/ Mrs Frederick ]. Cotton and her
Asughter. Miss Jean Cotton OF Boston
have opened San Rocco. their coun-
try place on the Severn River, where
they will remain throughout the sum
faer. i.
sAiiss Lucy Allen. young daughter q
Comdr. and Mrs. A. NJ. X. Alien: has
retnrned to Annapolis from Chatham
4 "a. and has joined her parents at ~
Rodgers Row in the Naval Academy
for the Summer:
Conldr. and Mrs. David Bagley en-
tertained at dinner Tuesday in their
home on Upshtir Row in the Naval
Academy. Covers were laid for II.
s Comdr. and Mrs. Thadeus Th0mp'
son. recently come for station at the
Naval Academy. after spending sew,
eral weeks at Carvel Hall, have moved
into quarters on Rodgers Row.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wentworth
Boykin spent the week end Of the
Fourth of July with Mr.. Boykin's SIS
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