Evening star., 1928-05-13
Plans for Welcoming
Nations Executive
At Annapolis Tuesday
Mr.. John Hays Hammond
to Head Receiving Party
for President, and Mrs.
Coolidge.

The President and Mrs. Coolidge will
be received OH their arrival In Annapolis
for the Colonial day ceremonies Tues
day by Mr. John Hays Hammond, chair
man of the reception committee. Miss
Natalie Hammond, who Is chairman OF
the costume committee, will also act as
hostess to the presidential party IN
their visit to th3 Hammond -Harwood
House. She will portray Mrs, John
Hammond. whose husband was the
brother of Matthias Hammond, build
or of the Hammond Harwood House,
and great uncle of her father.
Former Representative John Philip
H.ll will be In costume as John Car
roll, brother of Charles Carroll of Car
rollton. In the Brice House, and Mrs.
hin will portray Mrs. John Carroll
Two of Mrs. Richard Hills daughters
will be In colonial costume as mem
bels of the vender's committee, response
ble for the sale of official programs
and tickets of admission to the colonial
houses that are open to the pubic.
Mrs. J. H. CoVington is member OF
the BANQUET committee. Also on the
committee for refurnishing the Ram
mond- Harwood House, she and MRS,
Breckenridge Long and MRS. Raymonu
Baker of New York are among liose
who provided draperies for tnis puiIa-
ing. which is now st. John Gollee
Colonial Museum. Mrs, Stephen 5oliSai ~.
and Mr. and Mrs. Luke Vincent Lock
wood of New York are also members
of the committee on refurniShlng,
senator and Mrs. w. CabeH Bruce
Mrs sydney Cloman. Judge ana MRS.
] Harry Covington, Mr.. and MRS. John
Havs Hammond. Representative ano
Mrs. ] Charles Linthicum and Mr. anu
Mrs Breckenridge Long are among
those who have made reservations Aol
the old time Maryland supper 10 De
given hv St, Johns College. AnnapoIh'
in Randall Hall at 1880 o'clock lueSoaH.
st, Johns College is giving TINS
MARYLAND supper to Its guests IN aplare-
ciation of the friendship shown tne
college. While the supper Will DC an
old fashioned one, including IN ltS nlenu
spoon pone and hot Maryland niscuies;
colonial costumes are not required Va
those who attend, as they are Oh .iIooe ,
who go to the colonial BAH IaIer III VIC
evening.
Admiral L. M. Mutton, superintend-
ent of the United States NaVal Acau.
env. and Mrs. Mutton. with a numoer
of naval officers, will attend tne Colo-
NAL ball, which will climax inc uay.
This Will De lCIu SAeA'~
~ The state House in Annapolis and
will ouen at $50 o'clock, with Gov.
'Ritchie and Mrs. Enoch b. Carey Wlie
Of President Carey Of st. johns Col
lege. leading the grand march;
A charming feature OF the pau al nN'.rs VIII
be minuet done by Is society cancers
from Baltimore. They are Mr ana
Mrs. John Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs, Harry
Orrick. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parr, ga
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Randall. Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Randall. Mr.. ana
Mrs BENJAMIN Tongue, Mrs. Bryan
Dancy. Miss Edith O'Donovan. Mr.. Jonn
McKenney and Mr.. Furnival Peard.
A Virginia reel will be danced at II 80
o'clock.
The music will be by the United
States Naval Academy Band and the
PLAYERS will all be in eighteenth cen
tnrv costume Correct costume OF the
neriod is required Of all who attend the
dance. Tickets will be issued on the
dav of the festival at the Colonial day
headquarters, 81 College avenue, An"
napolis.