Evening star., 1926-10-24

, has been loaned for the occasion by
Mrs. Ritchie, mother Of Gov. Albert {.
Ritchie. Mrs. Weems, wife of Comdr.
p. V. Fl. Weems, U. S. N. is chair
man Of the committee having charge
of the affair.
Mrs. Kinds, wife of Capt. A. w.
Kinds. left Sunday for Los Angeles to
join Capt. Kinds, who is on duty on
| the West Coast as chief of staff for
Rear Admiral Louis de Steiger.
Mrs Broaddus of Richmond. Va.
who is sister of Mrs. Clement, wife
| of Comdr. Samuel A. Clement, L. s.
| ~. is spending the Winter with her
two daughters at the Peggy Stewart
| Inn. on Hanover street.
! Lieut.. Comdr. r. A. Lavender, u.
/ s. ~, who is on duty in the Judge
Advocate Generals office at Wash
| ington. delivered an address on Pat
ents and Patent Laws" to members
of the post graduate class at the
Naval Academy Saturday morning,
! October 16.
Miss Mildred Ramsay. daughter of
Mrs. Martin NJ. Ramsay. visited in
| Annapolis last week. Miss Ramsay
and her sister. Miss Anne Ramsay.
are spending the Winter with their
mother in Georgetown, d. c.
Anderson entertained al bridge Tues
day afternoon last at The Little Inn,
on Maryland avenue.
Mrs. Jordan, wife of Prof. Daniel
Jordan, entertained the French Club
for it's first meeting Tuesday after
noon in her home, on Charles street
Rev. Dr. Frederick Z. Houghton of
! Scranton, Pa. was q guest for the
week erd of Capt. Sydney X. Evans,
IT, s. ~. at the Naval Academy.
Mrs. Walsh. wife Of Ensign
Charles $. Walsh Of the Navy. and
! her Young son. are spending the Au-
! tumn with Mrs. Wa!sh's mother.
! Mrs. Middleton Semmes Guest. at
| Carve. Hall.
Mrs. Mortimer l.. Johnson and her
| daughters, Miss Marie Johnson and
Miss Elizabeth Johnson. who have
spent the Summer in Maine. have re-
turned to Annapolis and will spend
| the Winter at Carvel Hall.
Miss Louise Phipps, who has spent
the month with her father. Mr.. Henry
Phipps. at Carvel Hall, left Monday
| for New York.
COmdr and Mrs. Francis ~ Rock
we'll and Mrs. Elliott Fl. Hurwell
| spent the week end with relatives at
Princeton, n. J., and attended the
! NavNPrinceton foot ball game there.
Mrs. Marshall Winchester of Bal
| timore has been the guest of her
cousins, DR.. and Mrs. Joseph c.
joyce.
Mrs. James S. Bowdoin entertained
| a company of II At bridge Friday
afternoon in her home, near Annapo-
lis.
Miss Mary Waters Conard. daugh-
ter of Capt. and Mrs. Charles c. Con-
ard, was hostess at n tea Saturday
afternoon at the Naval Academy
Mrs. Martin NJ. Smith has closed
her home, Hillsmere, near Annap
oils. and has gone to New York
where she will spend the Winter.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. G. RI. Bur
rage and their daughter, Miss Char
lotte, Burrage. who have been the
guests of Mrs. Rurrage's brother in
law and sister DR.. and Mrs. Carroll
Storrs Alden. sailed Wednesday from
New York for Cherhourg, where Ad-
miral Burraee has been ordered to
take command Of the United States
| naval forces in European waters.
Comdr. and Mrs. Archer VI. r. Al
on entertained at supper Saturday
evening. October IS. in their home. in
Rogers Row
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. George ~.
Murray were guests for the week
end of Comdr. and Mrs. La wrence Nc
Nair on the Reina Mercedes. station
ship at the Naval Academy. Mrs.
Murray was Miss Corinne Montague
of Baltimore.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Ralph
Kiely are stopping at Carvel Hall
during the stay of the U. S. s. Mahan
at the Naval Academy. on board
which Lieut.. Comdr. kiely is serving
as executive officer.
Lieut.. Comdr and Mrs. G. F.. Nor
row have leased one of the Andrews
houses on King George street for the
Winter.