Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-10

ANNAFOLlS, Mo, February 9.-
Among the largest of the midwintel
entertainments here was the card part!
given by Mrs. William H. Burns and hel
daughter, Mrs. Nicholas Green, at thei
residence on Charles street Wednesday
There were is tables of bridge with
additional guests for tea. Some of those
present we're Mrs. Dennis Claude, Mrs
Brice Worthington, Mrs. Hallam Claude
Mrs. Edward CAN'T, Mrs. Frank Stockett
Mrs. Samuel Graham, Miss Isabelle
Claude, Mrs. Howard Morton, Mrs
Carryl H. Bryan. Mrs. o. J. Howard
Mrs. Walton Hopkins, Mrs. Arthur
Dunbar and her guest, Mrs. Edward
Palmer of Ventnor, N. j.; Miss Eliza
Mccormick, Mrs. Walter B. Norris, Mrs
William Marcy, Mrs. Clarkson Bright
Mrs. John Chew, Mrs. CASTOR Costet
Mrs. George Turner, Mrs. Frank Mum
roe, Mrs. James Munroe, Mrs. Hamilton
Gale, Mrs. James Dawson, Mrs Arthur
st. Clair Smith, Mrs. Samuel Brooke
and Mrs. Thomas w. Alender.
At the midshipmen's hop Saturday
night in Dahlgren Hall the guests were
received by Mrs. Andrew McFall and
Midshipnan H. r. Garner of the first
class.
Capt. William Henry Connor and
IRIS. Conner of Washington, were the
week end guests of Capt. and Mrs.
Albert T. Church at their residence on
Bower road.
Miss Emily Ritchie Gardiner OF New
York has been the house guest of Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Walter Mclean. Miss
Gardner is a granddaughter of Judge
Donald Mclean of New York, who is
spending the Winter with his brother
and sister-in-law, Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Mclean, at their residence on King
George street.
Mr.. John Henry Barnard has returned
10 his home, the Annapolis Club, from
st. Louis, where he was the guest of
Mr. Warrington Baldwin. president of
the Missouri Pacific Railroad, and Mrs.
Baldwin for the Bates-Childres wedding.
Mrs Keester Hostess
At Charming Reception.
One of the most enjoyable of the en-
ltertainments given during the week was
the at home" of Mrs. George B. KEGS
ter, the last of her Tuesdays Eat home"
for the season. Comdr. and Mrs. KEGS
ter are occupying Mrs. Keester's old
home, the Worthington House. on
Gloucester street, one of the old-time
residences here. Mrs. Keester was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Hugh G..
Eldredge, wife of Lieut.. Comdr. Ed
redge.
Mr.. walter p. Hudson has returned
from New. York after absence of about
1.-TWO weeks. He was guest at the
Manhattan Club.
Mrs. Edward Palmer. after q visit of
10 days to Mrs. Dunbar, wife of Capt.
Arthur Dunbar, at the Naval Hospital
left Friday for Lancaster, Pa, where
she will stay for short time before
returning to her home, at Ventnor, N. j.
Mrs. Harry Thompson Of the Green
/ Spring Valley spent a few days here
the past week as the guest of Mrs
William A. S. Macklin, wife OF Lieut.
Macklin, at their residence, on Franklin
street, Murray Hill.
The Bowling Club met Tuesday at
tae Officers Club, and after bowling
the members were entertained at supper
at the residence of Mrs. William j.
Giles, on Maryland avenue.
Tuesday Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Leon
o. FiSke entertained at dinner at their
quarters, 81 Phythian road. In honor Of
Capt and Mrs. C. Philip Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Boykin were the
week end guests of Mrs. Boykin's sister,
/ Mrs. Carryl Harper Bryan, at her
apartment on Maryland avenue.
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Entertain at Dinner.
Condr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Malcolm
son entertained on Tuesday at dinner
In honor of Comdr. and Mrs. Jonas II.
ingram at their residence on Prince
George street. Among those present
were: Comdr. and Mrs. Jonas FL. In
gram, Lieut. Comdr and Mrs. Oliver o.
Kessing, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Nor
man Scott, Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Ed
win Memories and Maj. and Mrs.
Philip H. Torrey.
There have been several small par
ties during the week, Miss Mary Ran
dali Magruder entertaining at an In
formal bridge party Friday
Mrs. John H Schultz, wife of Lieut..
Schultz, entertained at small luncheon
land bridge Monday at her residence on
Conduit street.
Mrs. James c. Clark, wife Of Lieut.
Comdr Clark, entertained at luncheon
and bridge Tuesday at her residence on
BoWyer road.
Mrs. Middleton Semmes Guest enter
tanned at a card party Monday of this
week at the Annapolis Roads Club.
I Mrs. Charles c. Slayton, wife of
Comdr. Slayton, entertained a number
of friends at tea on Friday at her resi-
dence on Duke of Gloucester street.
Mr.. Bromf1eld B. Nichol, wife of Lieut.
Nichol, is spending the remainder of
the Winter with her mother, Mrs. o.
q. Howard, at her residence on Mary
land avenue. Lieut.. Nichol Is with the
feet in Southern waters.
Mrs. Carryl Bryan entertained at
about five tables at the supper given
at st. Anne's Parish House Thursday
evening. After supper the guests played
bridge.
Mrs. William s. Pierce. widow of Gen.
W. S. Pierce, U. s. A., who spent a part
of the Fall and early Winter at Carvel
Hall, is visiting at Coral Gables, Fla.
Capt. and Mrs. Roscoe c. MacFall
have issued invitations to q dinner on
the evening of February IL at their
. residence on Porter road.
Conldr. and Mrs. Thomson, Jr.,
Honor Visitor From London.
1 Comdr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Thomson,
r., entertained at supper and cards on
Friday evening at their residence on
Rodgers road. Their guests numbered
about 20 and were invited to meet Miss
Orme Of London, Mrs. Thomson's aunt,
who is their house guest. Among those
present were Comdr and Mrs. Richard
Barry Comdr. and Mrs. John G. Hill
lard, Capt. and Mrs. John Henry New
ton. Capt. and Mrs. William r. Halsey
Capt. and Mrs. Brantz Mayer, Mrs. Gill
bert Rowcliff, Lieut.. Comdr and Mrs
Wallis Gearing, Comdr and Mrs. Alfred
j. Toulon and Lieut.. Comdr. John r.
Barber.
J Mrs: Robert WEIGH, wife of DR.. WEIGH
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