Evening star., 1927-10-09
Admiral and Mrs. Mutton
Give First Fall Reception
Hosts to Officers of Naval Academy, Midshipmen
and Others Wednesday Afternoon-Annap-
oils Social Program Outlined.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. October s.
Admiral and Mrs. Louis Nice. Mutton
were hosts at a reception "Wednesday
afternoon at the superintendent
quarters at the Naval Academy, in
compliment TO the officers and in.
str,lctors on duty at the Naval
Academy and their wives. members
of the regiment of midshipmen ana
friends Of Admiral and Mrs. Mutton
residing in Annapolis. The reception.
which is the first Admiral and Mrs.
Mutton have held since the opening
of the Fall term at the Naval Acad-
envy, marks the beginning of the
social season not only at the Naval
Academy. hat OF Annapolis as well,
Mrs. Mutton was assisted in the din
ing room by number Of the wives
of the ranking officers on duty at the
Academy and of Admiral Nulton's
personal aides.
Dr. Enoch Barton Carey. president
of st. Johns College, and Mrs. Carey
have moved into their new home on
Franklin street, Which was the home
during her life time of Mrs. Walker.
widow of Rear Admiral Asa Walker.
Mrs. Martin Smith and her two
daughters have closed their Summer
home on South River. near Annapolis.
and have returned TO their home in
New York for the Winter.
Capt and Mrs. Hugo Osterhouse
were tho guests Of friends in .Annap-
oils for the week end.
DR. and Mrs. James MaCrudcr, who
have been motoring through West
Virginia, have returned and will soon
reopen their home on Charles street
for the Winter.
Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Morton L.
Deyo have visiting them Mrs. Deyo's
brother. Mr.. Wyndham Mayo of
Portsmouth. y. II.
Mrs. Marshall Winchester. who will
sail shortly for Europe. where she will
spend the Winter, and who has been
the guest for the past month of her
niece. Mrs. Joseph G. Joyce. has re
turned to Baltimore.
Mrs. Prentiss BaSsett who spent
the Summer at Gloucester. Mass, has
returned to Annapolis and is stopping
temporarily at Carvel Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. E,nnalls Waggaman
of Washington were guests of friends
In Annapolis for the week end.
Miss Eleanor King. daughter of
Capt. and Mrs. Ernest King, enter
tanned at bridge on Thursday evening
at her home. on Franklin street.
Mr. and Mrs. d. Claude Handy who
spent the Summer months at Blue
Ridge Summit, have returned to
Annapolis and have opened their
home. on Duke of Gloucester street,
for the Winter.
Among the recent arrivals in An.
napolis are Lieut., Comdr. and Mrs.
Norman Scott, who are living tenn
porarily at Miss Mary Randall Ma
gruder's, on Hanover street. Comdr.
Scott has been ordered to duty at the |
Naval Academy.
Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Henry A.
Seller of Washington were visitors
in Annapolis for the week end.
Mrs. Giles. wife of Capt. William j.
Giles, and her daughter, Miss Louise |
Giles, have returned to Annapolis and |
have reopened their apartment, on
Maryland avenue for the Winter
The japanese training squadron
Asama and Iwate. under the COM
mand of Rear Admiral Osami Nagano, |
Saturday, October s. until Thursday, |
October IS. a number of official en-
tertainments will be given for the
officers attached 10 the squadron and
the midshipmcn. Admiral Nagano
and the officers of the imperial Japa-
nese training squadron have issued in
vitations for an "at home" on board
il. I. J. NJ. s. Asama Wednesday
afternoon, October II, from to 5
o'clock.
Mrs. Brereton, wife of Comdr. Will
liam Brereton, entertained at an infor-
NAL tea Tuesday afternoon at her
home, on Upshur road.
Mrs. Vernon. wife of Capt Walter
Vernon. was the guest of friends in
Annapolis for the week end.
Mrs. St. George Barber was hostess
at a tea Saturday afternoon at her
home, on South River, in honor of
Miss Martha Land of Covington KY,
who has been her recent guest.
Mr.. Henry Phipps and his daugh
ter, Miss Louise Phipps, who spent
the Summer in Maine, have returned