Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-08

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, December 7.-The
large crowd Of Navy people and civil
fans returning to Annapolis Sunday
and Monday from Philadelphia marked
the most interesting event Of the week
here. The Navy teams gridiron victory
was source Of great interest and pleas
ure and was hailed as a brilliant end
to the foot ball season.
There is a first-clasS hop scheduled
for this week end in Mahan Hall, and
as many of the flrst-claSs men are to
be present it will be brilliant event.
Commodore and Mrs. Frank w. Bart
lett have as their guest IN their resi-
dence on Maryland avenue their son,
Lieut.. Condr Owen Bartlett, who re-
with his wife and children, he had been
visiting Mrs. Bartlett's family. Lieut.
Comdr. Bartlett since his retirement
has been living In Honolulu. He will
remain here until after Christmas, and
will be joined by his wife and children
and they will then return to their home.
Commodore and Mrs. Bartlett, their
daughter, Miss Marjorie Bartlett, and
another son, Lieut.. Richard G. Bartlett,
are occupying the residence Of Capt.
and Mrs. Franklin D. Harms.
Mrs. William F.. HalSey entertained
Informally at luncheon Saturday on
the Reina Mercedes.
Mrs. A. G. Cooke of Waterbury, near
Annapolis, spent the past week as
the guest of her brother and siSter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Warrington Baldwin,
in st. Louis. Mrs. Cooke returned to
her home Wednesday.
Admiral and Mrs. Robson
At Home to Guests Wednesday.
The superintendent of the Naval
Academy, Rear Admiral S. S. Robson,
and Mrs. Robson received Wednesday
at the third of series of Eat homes"
at their quarters in the Naval Academy
Miss Sarah Harrison Powell Of Bal
timore came to Annapolis last week.
and is the guest of Miss Adele Randall
in her home in Randall Court. Miss
Powell spent last Winter here also as
the guest of Miss Randall.
Mrs. Richard Baldwin of Waterbury
left Sunday for New York to meet her
sister, Mrs. Bertram Plumb, who is re-
turning to this country after several
years spent abroad. Mrs. Baldwin
while in New York was the guest of her
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Baldwin.
Lieut.. Gerald Quinn spent several
days last weke as the guest of friends
in Frederick, Md.
Mrs. M. w. Pope of Baltimore and
Mrs. Edgar MunSon and her son, Mr..
GeO1SG N1uLlSOu OI near WL1lhulSpOEb,
Pa, spent Sunday in Annapolis. having
motored here from Baltimore. where
they were guests of Mrs. M. w. Pope
at the Warrington apartments. Mr..
MunSon is a student at Yale.
Capt. David G.. McRitchie, Signal
Corps. u. S. N, and Mrs McRitchie
and their children have arrived in An
napolis, where the former has been
ordered for duty. They are at present
living at the Peggy Stewart Inn. Capt.
McRitchie relieved Ccndr. Smith Hemp
stone.
Mrs. CIaf1in of Connecticut
Honor Guest at Gard Party.
On Friday Of last week Mrs. william
L. Marcy entertained at card party at
her residence on Market street In honor
of Mrs. Claflin of New Canaan, Conn
Mrs. Claf1in is the guest of her daughter
and son-in-law, Lieut.. and Mrs. Ruthlen
E. Libby, in their home on Taylor ave-
nue.. West Annapolis. Mrs. Marcy's
guests we're Mrs. Edward Darlington
johnson. Mrs. Samuel Brooke, Mrs.
Robert Dashiell. Mrs. George Turner.
Mrs. Dennis Claude, Mrs. Nicholas
Green, Mrs. Carryl H. Bryan. Mrs
Henry Gearing, Mrs. William w. Smith,
Mrs. Lawrence Miller, Mrs. Ruthlen E.
Libby, Mrs. Edmund Taylor, Miss Louise
Kemp, Miss Eleanor Hepburn, Miss
Eliza Mccormick, Miss Mollie Milligan
and Mrs, Clarkson Bright. At the tea
table Mrs. Dennis Claude and Mrs.
Robert Dashiell assisted Mrs. Marcy.
Mrs. William A. S. Macklin and her
sister-in-law, Miss Emily Macklin, re-
turned Monday from a motor trip to
Philadelphia, where they spent several
days with Mrs. Alexander, wife of Lieut..
Ralph C. Alexander. Lieut.. Alexander
accompanied them on the trip.
Miss Virginia Kurtz also returned
Monday from Philadelphia, where she
has been the guest of Mrs. Richard
Leonard. Miss Kurtz Joined her mother
and father. Capt. and Mrs. Thomas
Kurtz. at the Peggy Stewart Inn. Capt.
end Mrs. Kurtz are leaving Annapolis
this week, having taken an apartment