Evening star., 1928-10-21

ANNAPOLIS. Md. October 20-Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Samuel S. Robson
Capt and Mrs. c. Philip Snyder and
Conldr. and Mrs. Jonas Ingram we're
among those who went last week to
attend the Navy-Notre Dame game
in Chicago. Admiral and Mrs. Robi-
son and Capt and Mrs Snyder left
Thursday and returned Sunday. Mrs.
Ingram left earlier in the week for her
former home in Indiana and Joined
Condr. Ingram at Chicago for the
game last Saturday.
Capt. and Mrs c. Philip Snyder en-
tertained informally at dinner Wednes-
day evening for Rear Admiral and
Mrs, Robson. who themselves we're din
ner hosts Thursday night
Col. Douglas Duval of the Medical
Corps, u S. A.. after a tour of duty
in Honolulu, is visiting his sister Miss
Marian Duval. Mrs. Thomas Wade and
her brother. Mr.. Richard Duval. in
their home on Duke of Gloucester
street Mrs Thomas Wade has re-
70 Miss Carrie Waddy of Richmond.
and also from visit to Virginia
Beach. Mrs. Wade spent this week end
as the guest OF Comdr. and Mrs. Pres
ton Haines in Washington.
The officers of the Naval Academy
gave the second of series of dances
Friday evening in Mahan Hail. Re-
ceiving at the dance were Mrs. Mac
Fall wife of Capt. Roscoe c. MacFall
and Capt. c. Y. Stewart. U. S. N.
Mrs. Charles De Peyster Walk ac-
companied her aunt Mrs. r. d. Cor
don, to Mrs. Gordons home in Cam
den, S. c. Mrs. Walk has returned to
her Summer home. Clayland, near An
trhA ch
entertaining Mrs. Walks sister. Mrs.
| Shellman Benner of Easton. Pa. Mr..
and Mrs Walk and their daughter Miss
Anna Douglas Walk. will spend the
Winter in Baltimore at the Albion
Hotel. Miss Anna Douglas Walk is at
tending Bryn Mawr School.
Mrs Charles F. Doyen. widow of Gen.
Doyen. U. S. M. c., after spending the
Summer in Europe. is visiting her sis
ter and brother-i -in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Valiant, at Wardour, near An
, napolis.
Mrs. William S. Farber. wife of
Comdr. Farber. entertained at tea Sat-
urday afternoon at her residence, IL
Porter road. United States Naval
| Academy.
Mrs. Edward Darlington johnson ac-
companied DR.. johnson for a short stay
il
| attended the Episcopal convention.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Sidney S. Bunting
| have issued invitations for dinner
dance to be given at the Blue Lantern
Inn on King George street, Monday
evening.
Lieut.. Ccn1dr. and Mrs. Walter A.
Hicks entertained at buffet supper
| before the dance given by the officers
Friday evening. at their residence on
Taney avenue Murray Hill.
Wife Of Former Head Of
| Naval Academy Visitor.
Mrs. John Marshall Bowyer. widow
of Rear Admiral Bowyer, who was at
one time superintendent of the Naval
Academy. after spending the late
Spring and Summer in her old home,
Erie, Pa, is now visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Douglas Howard. wife of Comdr.
Douglas Howard at the new home the
Howards have built at Acton Place.
Mrs Bowyer will spend the Winter here.
Mrs. James Ferguson and her sister.
Miss Julia Trenholm, will move shortly
from No. 2 Maryland avenue to the
new house they have bought on Murray
! avenue, Murray Hill. The house they
| formerly occupied and the one next
| door. known as the Little Inn" will
I SAIOAlly UC bOlIl uOWH W IldhC Wdy 1OA
! an apartment house.
! Lieut. Comdr and Mrs William S.
! Popham and family. who spent a part
of the late Summer and Fall with
Miss Mary Randall Magruder on Han
over street. have recently moved to a
house in the Murray Hill section.
Mrs. John Pitcher entertained for a
few days last week in her new home at
Wardour Mrs. Leonard Nicholson of
! Rockville, Md.
Comdr. and Mrs. Louis M. Atkins and
their three children. who recently re-
turned from Brazil. are visiting Mrs.
Atkins mother and sister Mrs. Nevitt
Steele and Miss Laura Steele on Frank
lin street. Comdr. Atkins will be tenn
perarily in Washington.
Mrs. Carlos Cusachs and her daugh-
ter. Miss Marguerite Cusachs. returned
to Annapolis last week from a trip
north Miss Cusachs has been in New
York for the past year. Mrs. Cusachs
spent the latter part of the Summer
and early Fall in Newport and New
York They are now occupying Ogle
Hall, one of the most beautiful of the
old houses in Annapolis.
Mrs. Pollard. wife of Comdr John
Pollard. NJ. c.. u S. NJ. gave a small
tea Tuesday for the committee of the