Evening star., 1927-05-01

greatest interest in Annapolis last
Sveek Centered in the Board Of Naval
Academy Visitors, and the many activ-
sties, social and otherwise, due to their
sisit. The board consisted of Mr.
George 2. Chittenden, vice president
of the United Fruit Co, and life mem
her Of the board of directors of the
Navy League; Capt. William b. Frank
lin, graduate of the Naval Academy,
class of 1888, who served IN the Span.
isn-American and World War; MIR.
Stephen G. Goldthwaite, editor of the
Boone New Republican Of Boone, Iowa.
who was accompanied by Mrs. and
Miss Goldthwaite; Mr.. Ogden Mills
Reid of the class OF 1904 of Yale. and
reporter on the New York Tribune
I'm 1908, and life member and member
of the board of directors of the Navy
League: Nr. Daniel Willard, president
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
and member of the board of trustees
Of Johns Hopkins University; Mr..
Harry IL Williams. president Of the
Z. /. Pierce Co, BroCkton, Mass
who was accompanied by Mrs. VIII
lams: senator Edwin l.. Broussard of
New Iberia, La, who served in Cuba
during the Spanish sh-American War,
and member of the Senate naval af-
Howell. Omaha, Nebr., Il graduate of
the Naval Academy, class of 1885, who
served in the Spanish-Americsn War.
and AS member Of the Senate naval
committee. Senator ParR Trammel
Lakeland. Fla, graduate in law Cum
berland University. Tenn. member
Senate naval committee; Represent
ative Ernest r. Ackerman of Plain
field, n. j.. member Of the committee
on appropriations. Representative ]. /
Charles Linthicum, Baltimore, Md,
graduate of the University of Mary
land, who was accompanied by Mrs.
linthicum, Representative John F. !
Quayle, Brooklyn. y. Y, member of9
the House naval committee, vice pres
fdent II. j. Kelly Co. of Brooklyn
Building Construction who was ac-
companied by Mrs. Quayle Represent
etive G. w. Ramseyer, Bloomfield, Iowa.
committee on post offices and post
roads who was accompanied by Mrs |
RamSeyer; Representative Charles L.
UnderhilI. Somerville, Mass. chairman
House claims committee, who was ac-
companied by Mrs. Underhill Mr.
Finley A. McNutt. owing to serious
illness, was not able to attend.
Monday the board was entertained
at luncheon in the superintendent s
quarters by Admiral and Mrs. Mutton
and in the evening by a reception at
the superintendent house Tuesday
the board lunched with the regiment
OF midshipmen III the mess hall and |
In the evening dined at the super |
intendent's house. Wednesday eve. |
ming the board attended the after. |
dinner speaking 'midshipmen at Ban |
croft Hall. nt rtge5< +
Hays, who is well known here as !
Miss Nancy Cannon, the attractive |
daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Sinclair |
Cannon, is visiting at the home of |
Capt. and Mrs. Cannon.
Mrs. Walter Anderson entertained |
Tor Miss .Jessup at luncheon andi
bridge followed by tea on April %.
Gov. Ritctie went last week to at-E
tend the annual meeting of the /
American Association of Political and |
Social Science, at Philadelphia The |
Governor returned to the Executive !
Mansion for Sunday
Rev. Charles r. Brown, d. D., dean |
of the Divinity School of Yale Uni-
versity, was a guest at luncheon Stfn-
day of Admiral and Mrs. Nulton.I
Dean Brown was the visiting preacher
at the chapel.
0E. I1oNdFu 4NutIoh Oh richmond, +
who has just returned from a trip /
abroad, visited for a few days last |
week his brother andE sister in law, I
Admiral and Mrs. Mutton.
Col. and Mrs. Cyrus Radford Of |
Philadelphia spent the week end att
Carvel Hail.
Mrs. Roger J. Mermod, wife of Dr. /
Mermod of Honolulu, arrived recentlyl
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Dennis Claude. of Southgate avenue. |
Miss Augusta Melvin, daughter of /
Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgely P. Melvin. and |
Miss Dorcas Tuck, daughter of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Hallam Claude, were joint |
hostesses at a dance at st. Anne's |
Parish House
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Bartlett HAYWARD |
entertained on Saturday last, at d |
dinner dance in their recently com. |
pleted home, near Annapolis, in honor |
Of Miss Stuart Olivier Of Baltimore. |
one of the seasons debutantes
Miss Eleanor Hepburn left An
napolis last Wednesday for New York |
and sailed Friday for Paris, where she |
will join her aunt Mrs. Z. n. Hep
burn of New York. She will tour
the continent before returning in the |
Fall
Mrs. John Writ Randall has as her |
guests, in her home, on Randall place, |
her brotherin-law and sister, Rev |
and Mrs. Percy Foster Hall, and their |
daughter Miss Marjorie Hall, of Alex |
andria. Va
Miss Winifred Murfin, daughter of
Capt. and Mrs. Orin 6. Murfin of
Washington, is the guest of Miss
Dorothy Mutton in her home, at the
Naval Academy.
Mrs. St. George Barber is the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. Edward Ballard,
In her home. in New York.
Lieut.. and Mrs. o. b. Hardison eh.
tertained at dinner Saturday evening.
Mrs. George Turner entertained at
bridge Tuesday afternoon in her home,
at Wardour, in honor of her niece.
Miss Matilda Belcher. of New London.
Conn. who was her recent guest
Mrs. Taylor. wife of Lieut.. Francis
Taylor, entertained at bridge Tues.
day afternoon at her home, on Weerns
Creek.
Mrs Mutton, wife Of Rear Admiral
Louis N. Mutton, was hostess to q
company Of 20 at a bridge luncheon
Thursday at the superintendent S
quarters. Naval Academy.
Mrs. Baldridge, wife Of Capt. Harry
Baldridge. entertained at bridge Wed
nesday afternon in her home, on
Porter road
Mai and Mrs. Arthur b. Owen have
as their guests for the week end, Mrs.
Artea 3. Marvin and Miss Camilla
Marvin Of MontcIair, n j.
Prof. Calvert Magruder of Howard
University was recently the guest OF