Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-14

ANNAPOLIS, July ia NUMBER OF
officers whose families are here for the
Summer spent the holidays last week
in Annapolis and remained over the
week end. Capt. william J. Giles left
early Monday for New York after a
visit to his family in their apartment at
s Maryland avenue.
Capt Harry Shoemaker also was
guest at Maryland avenue, where he
Joined Mrs Shoemaker, who is spending
this month with Mrs. Carryi H. Bryan.
Capt. Shoemaker left Sunday for Lake
hurst, N. j., where he Is on duty.
Comdr. Fred T. Berry spent few
days here last week and has returned
to Lakehurst. Mrs. Berry and their
two young sons are at Carvel Hall.
Most Of the entertaining of the past
week has been Of an informal nature
swimming parties, both for the younger
and older sets, which was a substitute
for more formal entertaining.
Great regret is expressed over the de-
parture of Nine. Campario and her
son, Manfredo Campario. Nine. CAM
pario spent most of her girlhood in An
I1apoiIs and has many friends here.
Saturday evening, July 6. Mrs. Carlos
Cusachs gave dinner for Mime. Cam
pario in her residence. Ogle Hall.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Sylvester La Brot, Mrs. John Pitcher,
Capt. and Mrs. William F. Halsey,
Comdr. and Mrs. NJ. e. Manly, Mr..
Mason Terry, Lieut.. James McWilliams
and Mr.. william Whitridge OF Baltl-
more.
Mrs. william j. Giles was hostess
Sunday to a small company at break
fast for Mime. Camparfo in her apart
nent on Maryland avenue. Among the
guests were Capt and Mrs. William r.
Halsey, Comdr. and Mrs. M. E. Manly,
Mrs. Carlos Cusachs. Mr.. Mason Terry,
Comdr. and Mrs. John B. Pollard and
Capt Granville L. Agony Of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Valiant gave
farewell supper party Sunday evening
in honor of Nine. Campario, the COM
pany including Mrs. Carlos CuSachs,
Miss Mollie Milligan, Mr.. Manfredo
Campario and Mr. Mason Terry.
Nine. Campario and her son left An
uapolis Monday for the North. Nine.
Campario will go to Narragansett Pier,
where she will be the guest OF MIS-
Irving II. Chase. From there she VIII
visit Mrs. James Sheldon, jr., in her
cottage at SaunderStown, r. I. and the
latter part of July she will be the guest
Of Mrs Malcolm Chase at Hyannfsport,
Mass, Mr. Manfredo Campario Will oe
the guest of the Duchess Elsie Iarloni,
formerly of Rome, and her children at
Greenwich, Conn.
cant. Granville L. Agony. Marine
corns was the weekend guest of
Conndr, and Mrs. John B. Pollard In
their residence on Rodgers road.
MIR. Baldwin's House Party
Noteworthy Event.
The house party given by Mr.. Chris
&opher Baldwin Of New York at Spring
Hill, the residence Of his mother, at
waterbury. near Annapolis, terminated
Monday. Those in the party were MISS
Abigail johnson, Miss Rosaltnd stair OF
New York, Mr. A. w. Sheppard OF New
Haven. Conn: MIR. r. M. Norris of New
Rochelle and Mr. r. G.. Hodge OF Chi
caeo. Mr.. Christopher Baldwin left
Monday for his home in New York.
MT. William Baldwin also left Water
bury for New York Monday. and Mr..
Richard Baldwin left for st. Louis. Mr.
and Mrs. Warrington Baldwin and their
daughter, Miss Rocenna Baldwin, and
their younger son. Mr.. Warrington
Baldwin, IT., who have also been at
waterbury for few days. left Sunday
for New York, where at midnight they
sailed for a trip abroad.
Mrs. J. Chantry Brooks of New YORK
left Monday after a visit with Mrs.
Richard Baldwin at Waterbury for sew
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvannus Stokes en-
tertained at dinner Sunday evening
at the Annapolis Roads Club. Among
those present were Admiral and Mrs.
Walter Mclean, Mrs. Alexander Bentley
Of Washington, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter N
wamsley, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Valiant
and Mr.. TinSley Herzog.
Mrs, Owens. wife of Maj. Arthur
Owens, and her daughter, Mrs. God
frey, wife Of Lieut.. Comdr. Vincent H.
Godfrey, gave a card party Tuesday
afternoon in their country home, The
Hill, near Annapolis, in honor of Mrs.
Hilliard, widow of Comdr. Robert b.
Hilliard of the Construction Corps, who
visited here recently as the guest OF
Mrs. S. S. Robson, wife of the super
intendent of the Naval Academy. There
were four tables of bridge, with addt-
tional guests for tea.
Mrs. L. C. Bertolette and her son and
daughter, Mr.. Calvin Bertolette and
Miss Lucille Bertolette, are spending the
remainder of the month in Washing
ton, where they are occupying the
apartment of Capt. and Mrs. Fred H.
Poteet, the latter a sister of Mrs. Ber-
toilette, at 300 Connecticut avenue.
Lieut. William Shannon Heath left
Annapolis Sunday for Cambridge, Mass,
where he will remain until the latter
part of August for course at Harvard.
FrOI. ana MIS-. JOHN 1yleT anu JIlCiI
children left Annapolis last week for
Sea Pines, at Virginia Beach, Va, where
they will remain for the rest of the
Lieut.. and Mrs. Roger Nelson are
occupying the old Reverdy johnson
house. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bigelow,
who own the house and who have Ie-
Gently returned from long stay in
California, have moved to q house on
Duke Of Gloucester street.
Mrs. Dinger, wife of Capt. Henry
Dinger, and Mrs. Hamilton Gale and
her son, Mr.. Hamilton Gale, we're among
those who were in Newport for the last
week end. They were present at the
wedding of Mrs. Gales niece, Miss
Katherine Halligan, and Ensign Charles
Adair, which took place Saturday, July
6. Mrs. Dinger returned the first of the
week to her home here.
Woods Rhea Wedding
Attracts Wide Interest.
A wedding of great interest, which
took place here Saturday, July 6, was
that Of Mrs. Anita Birney Rhea, for
nnerly of San Francisco, and Lieut..
Ralph Gunston Woods, U. S. NJ, now on
temporary duty here. The marriage
took place in the afternoon in st. Mary S
Catholic Church. Mrs. j. G. Rhea OF
washington, the brides former mother
in-law, was present at the ceremony.
Mrs. j. c. Rhea and her mother, MRS.
Lee, spent the Winter here two. years