Evening star., 1928-05-13


Admiral Louis NJ Mutton. superintend'
ent of the Naval Academy, and Mrs
Mutton have returned to the Ncva
Academy after a short visit to theil
old home at Winchester, Va.
Mrs. Carey. wife of DR.. Enoch Barton
Carey, president of St. Johns College
entertained at tea Saturday in her hom,
on Franklin street. Mrs. l.. Dorsey
Gassaway and Mrs. Arthur Newton
Brown presided in the dining room
assisted by Mrs. Claude Handy Mrs
Francis Rockwell. Mrs w. Thomas
Kemp and Miss Louise Kemp.
Mrs Barton L. Wright was hostess
at a small tea Thursday afternoon at
her home on King George street in
compliment to Mrs. John Pitcher.
widow of Col John Pitcher U. S. A.
Comdr. and Mrs. Arthur X. Atkins
of Philadelphia we're guests for the week
end of Capt. and Mrs. William r.
Halsey. Comdr. and Mrs. Atkins son,
Griswold Atkins, is a midshipman at
the Naval Academy.
Mrs. Hedrick. wife of Comdr. David
]. Hedrick. entertained at bridge Tues
day afternoon.
Rear Admiral Richard Jackson, y. S.
N. was the recent guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. w. Labrot in their home near
Annapolis.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs Thorwald Sol
berg. who spent the week end With
relatives at Philadelphia, have returned
TO their home in Annapolis.
Mrs. Dinger, wife of Capt. Henry G..
Dinser who has been spending the
week with friends in New York, is now
the guest of her brother, Mr.. Joseph
Mack, in his home at TorreSdale, Pa.
Comor. and Mrs Jonas H. Ingram
At 6innnF l.
nesday evening in their quarters on
Bowyer road.
Can't, and Mrs. Albert Church had
as luncheon guests Saturday Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Richard Leigh Of WASH
ington, D. c.
Mrs. Carlos Cusachs, daughter of the
late Commodore Theodore Porter, U. S.
N. Is among the hosteSseS who will
open their home to the public Tues
day of this week when the Colonial
day celebration of st. Johns College
will take place. Mrs. CusachS will serve
tea on the lawn of her colonial home,
Ogle Hall, assisted by number of the
society women of Annapolis and Balti-
more, all of whom will wear colonial
costumes. Those helping Mrs. CuSachs
will be her sister, Mrs. Carroll van
Ness, formerly Miss Rosalie Porter; Mrs,
Van Lear Black, Mrs. Douglas Carroll
and Mrs. Wise. all of Baltimore; Mrs.
Halsey, wife of Capt. William F. Halsey.
u. S. NJ: Mrs. Old. wife of Capt. Ed
ward H. H. Old, q. S. NJ: Mrs Solberg,
wife of Lieut. Comdr Thorwald Solberg,
q. S. N; Mrs. Giles. wife of Capt.
william Giles, y. S. NJ; Mrs. Howard
Atterbury. Mrs. Arlington Gilpin and
Mrs. j. Harrison Colhoun.
Mrs. St. George Barber has had visit
ing her Mrs. Gilbert Cockburn and her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth rockingham
Of Paris. France.
Comdr. and Mrs. Archer NJ r. Allen
entertained at a supper followed by
cards Saturday evening in compliment
TO Mrs. Aliens sister. Mrs. Castle Of
Rochester. N. Y, who is her guest
Lieut.. Comdr and Mrs Alfred r.
Clay. who are spending several weeks
IN Annapolis. entertained informally
AT tea Sunday afternoon In the home
Of Comdr. and Mrs. Williams C.
Wickham.
Comdr. and Mrs. Daniel McElduf
were hosts TO a company Of 40 al sup
p and bridge Friday evening at their
quarters on Upshur road.
Mrs. Smith. wife of Comdr Oscar
Smith. entertained at four tables of
bridge Friday afternoon in her home
on Upshur road.
Mrs. Tirnberlake. wife of Lieut..
Corndr. Julian TimberIake. who went
to Norfolk 10 attend the marriage of
Miss Elizabeth Irwin Baldwin and Mr.
Stewart Reginald Whitehurst, has re-
turned TO Annapolis
Mrs. Tench Tilghman and Mrs Rich
ard Baldwin viii entertain at luncheon
on Colonial day at Annapolis at Mrs
Tilghnian's home on Maryland avenue
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Thorwald
Eoiberg have had as their guest for
q week Mrs. Solberg's cousin. Miss
Nancy Palmer King Of Portsmouth. Va
Mrs. Pope. wife Of Capt. Ralph Pope.
was hostess at a luncheon followed
BY bridge Thursday in her apartment
on Maryland avenue.
Comdr. and Mrs. John g. Pollard
entertained at dinner Thursday eve
ming at wardour for Capt and Mrs
Gilbert Rowciiff, Capt. and Mrs Brantz
Mayer and Capt and Mrs. Edward
II. II. Old.
Mrs. Herbert, wife OF Lieut.. Robert
Herbert. entertained al bridge Tues
day afternoon IN the home Of Mrs. o.
D. Duckett on Charles street.
Mrs. Doyen. widow Of Gen. Charles
A. Doyen, U. 8. N. c.. entertained at
AM1bIAEgl A13SDWE@ Wy StlHE GJA&1s At@
the nome Of her brother -in-Iaw and
sister. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph w. Valiant.
OF WaYdotir.
MFR. and Mrs Elliott II. Buryell. jr..
had as guest for the week end Mr. John
Hodges Of Washington, d. e.
Lieut.. Condr, and Mrs. Oliver o
KesSing have visiting them COmdr. Kes-
glnR.S mother, Mrs. Edward Kessi1g oi
Ind3anAa10liS Ind
Lieut.. Robert r.. DOES m. c.. u. s.
n. who recently has been ordered u
duty at the Naval Hospital in Annap-
oils. is stopping temporarily at tat
pezgy Stewart Inn.
Rear Admiral n. H. Leigh. u. g. NJ,
chief Of the Bureau Of Navigation
Washington, delivered lecture on
eOficer Training" saturday morning t
the ofscers Of the postgraduate course
st the Post-Graduate School, EaYa
Academy.
The hop given tonight by the regi-
Y1ent Of nnldShiprnen 1ill be one OF tns
largest Of the Spring seaSon Many o.
the OflceYs and their families and
guests Rilo came from Philadelphia