Evening star., 1928-12-16

nOUeQ 1Or TWO large OauCSS, OIle IiAS
officers hop on Friday evening and
Saturday. At the former the guests
were received by Can't Arthur w. Dun
bar, NJ c., u. S. N, and Mrs. S. S
Robson. wife of the superintendent
Miss Rosalie Magruder left last week
after a visit to her sister, Mrs. Mary
Randall Magruder of Hanover street.
Tuesday Miss Magruder entert led at
bridge for her sister with Jew a.
ditional guests asked in for tea. AmorS
those present were Mrs. Francis w.
Rockwell Mrs. D. Claude Handy, Mrs.
Ridgley Melvin, Mrs. John Green, Mrs.
Allen Bowie Howard, Mrs. Charles v.
y. Terwilliger, Miss Laura Steele, Miss
Sue Munford, Mrs. Halla-n Claude, Miss
Mollie Milligan, Mrs. Robert Welch,
Mrs Robert Bacon. Mrs. Arthur New
ton Brown poured tea and Mrs. Prem
tiss BaSSett also helped In the dining
loom.
Mrs Robson, wife of the superinten-
dent, was at home at her residence in
the Naval Academy on Wednesday.
Mrs. Robson was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Edward Simpson, wife of Ad-
miral Simpson, who was her guest. and
by the following ladies, wives of officers
attached to the Naval Academy: Mrs.
Dunbar, wife of Capt. Arthur w. Dun
bar, M. c., U. S. N; Mrs. Stewart, wife
of Capt. George v. Stewart, and Mrs.
Ferguson. wife of Capt. John N. Fer
guson. There were many callers.
Charming Social Functions
Listed During Week.
Mrs. John Henry Bernard entertained
at luncheon Thursday at the Annapolis
Roads Club. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Baldwin OF
Waterbury; Mrs A. G. Cooke, also of
Waterbury; Mrs. James Alexander OF
Chevy Chase, Md; Mrs. Harry Block
and Mrs. Rollo Wells of st. Louis.
Mrs. Dennis Claude entertained Tues
day at the Annapolis Roads Club at
luncheon. Covers were laid for IL guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Baldwin enter
tanned at dinner Wednesday night at
their horne at Waterbury, near An
napolis, in honor of Mrs. James Alex
ander of Chevy Chase, Md. Their other
guests were Miss Mary Randall Ma
eruder of Annapolis, Miss Rosalie
Magruder of Cambridge, Mass; Mr.
John Barnard and Mr.. woodward
Baldwin of Baltimore.
Mrs Morton Deyo, wife OF Lieut..
Comdr. Deyo, has returned from short
trip to Norfolk, Va, where she was she
guest of her brother, Mr. Wyndhan
MAYO. She was accompanied home BY
and will have as her guest, Mrs. Philip
Prescott of Norfolk.
Miss Cornelia Truxton of Norfolk. Va,
who has been spending week with her
sister. Mrs. Frank H. Brumby, wife of
Rear Admiral Brumby, at her residence
on Maryland avenue, left Sunday for
her home in Norfolk.
Miss Bland Taylor spent Friday as
the guest OF Mrs. Brumby. After clos
ing her home at Blue Ridge Summit
and after a short stay in Baltimore
with her sisters, Mrs. A. Du Val Atkin-
son and Mrs. Robert Tomlin, Miss Tay-
lor will spend part of the Winter IN
Norfolk with another sister, Mrs. VIII
liam Baldwin.
Admiral and Mrs. Robson
Have Guests at Dinner.
Thursday of this week, Admiral and
Mrs. Samuel S. Robson entertained az
dinner at the superintendent's resi-
dence at the Naval Academy. Among
the guests were Capt. and Mrs. Henry
C.. Dinger. Capt. and Mrs. Brantz May
cir. Capt. and Mrs. William r, Halsey
Maj. and Mrs. Philip H. Torrey, Capt.
and Mrs. John N. Ferguson, Capt. and
Mrs. James C. Pryor and Lieut.. Comdr.
and Mrs. Joseph E. Ms'~omson.
Comdr. Douglas L. J yard has been
spending a week with nis family in
Acton place, Murray Hill. Comdr.
Howard. commanding division of the
srouting fleet, is located at Norfolk, Va.
Virginia.
Prof. and Mrs. Arthur Newton Brown
who have spent the Fall at Miss Mary
Magruder's on Hanover street, left by
motor Wednesday of last week for Flor
ida. Prof. and Mrs. Brown will spend
the Winter at Cocoanut Grove, and will
be joined later by Mrs. Albert Ross,
widow of Admiral Ross.
Ensign Thomas Hamilton and En-
sign Arthur Born. who have been as
sisting the coaches with the Navy foot
ball team, have left Annapolis for Cali
fornia.
Great interest is being taken here in
another performance of the tableauS
which recently took place in the parish
house of ST. Anne's Church The Real
Mother Goose" will be given tonight
In Mahon Hall IN the Naval Acad-
emy for the benefit of the Navy Re-
lief Association. This time the liv-
ing pictures given by the children will
be added to by adult talent in variety
sketches
Saturday last Mr.. Edmund Turner
son of Mr. and Mrs. George Turner OF
wardour. entertained in honor of the
foot ball squad of st. Johns College a!
d supper and an oyster roast.
Mrs. william F. Fullam, widow oi
Rear Admiral FulIam. and Mrs. Edward
NJ McTlvaine, both sisters of Mrs. Ed
ward LLOYD, spent Sunday in ANNAPOLIS
as the guests of Commodore and Mrs
Lloyd at their residence here.
fTrs. Mclean. Wife of Admiral,
Hostess at Reception.
Mrs Walter Mclean. wife of Adnira
Mclean. held her weekly reception or
Friday at her residence in King George
street. Those assisting Mrs. Mclean
were Mrs Frederick w. McNair, Mrs
John Pitcher and Mrs. c. Philip Snyder
wife Of the commandant Of midship-
men.
Can't. and Mrs. Henry c. Dinger en-.
tertained at tea at their residence or
King George street Saturday afternoon
Lieut.. Comdr and Mrs. Harry G. Pat.
rick entertained FRIDAY before the Off
GERS hop in honor of Admiral and Mrs
Eamuel S. Robson
Mrs. James L. Kaufman is a CUES
Of the Peggy Stewart Inn and will re
main there for the Winter months
Her small daughter is with her. ant
her son is student of the Kent Schoo
in Connecticut. Mrs. Kaufman's moth
er. Mrs. Morgan Draper. has ais
Joined her at the Peggy Stewart Inn
after visit to California
Mrs. Carlos Cusachs is the guest o
Mrs. Archibald Stirling, wife of Comdr
Stirling at her home in Washington.
Mrs Carryl H. Bryan has returned
latter visit of two weeks in New Jerse,
and Garden City Long Island to he