Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-20

and Annapolis residents who remain II
town during the Midsummer season
The past week end brought many out
of-town visitors as the mldshipmen O.
the second class, who are spending the
Summer here for a special course II
aviation, gave the first of their series o.
informal Summer hops in Luce Hall.
The superintendent of the Nava
Academy, Rear Admiral Samuel S
Robson and Mrs. Robson, gave &
luncheon Tuesday for the members Of
the Leech Cup lawn tennis team anC
their wives, who were here with them
A buffet luncheon was served to about
30 guests
Miss Eleanor King, daughter of Capt
and Mrs. Ernest King, who has beer
visiting Miss Louise Giles on the Reins
Mercedes, left the first Of the week.
Comdr. and Mrs. Augustin T, Beau
regard have returned to their home on
Porter road, after a visit to Comdr
Beauregardis mother in Houston, Tex
Mrs. Giles, wife Of Capt. William j
Giles, entertained at a luncheon Tues
day on the Reina Mercedes. Her guests
included Mrs. Thomas G.. Kinkaid, Mrs
Lawrence McNair, Mrs. Charles P
Snyder, Mrs. Carlos Cusacks and Mrs
Arthur Ryan of Washington, who is the
guest of her son-in-law and daughter
Capt. and Mrs. Giles, on the Reins
Mercedes
Mrs. B. w. Dudley has just returned
from a weeks visit at Westbury, Long
Island.
Mrs. John Pitcher entertained at a
luncheon yesterday in honor of Mrs. NJ
E. Richardson Of Middleburg, Va, and
Mrs. Peter B. Wood CT Green Spring
Valley. Mrs. Richardson and her visitor
Mrs. Wood. have taken a cottage al
Annapolis Roads for the Summer sea-
son.
Mrs. Barker Glenn entertained al
dinner this evening at the Blue Lantern
Inn, later taking her guests, which
numbered 10, to the Annapolis Roads
Club to dance.
Miss Anne Hall entertained at a
beach party and supper yesterday at
the Annapolis Roads Beach and Tennis
Club. Her guests included Miss Jane
Snyder, Miss Polly MarsJon, Miss Emily
Morton, Miss Claire King, Miss Kitty
Hopkins Miss Mary McRitchie, Miss
BriSS Schumann and Miss Mary Beary.
Another beach party followed by a
picnic supper was given yesterday by
Miss Lucille Bertolette, Miss st. Clair
Smith and Miss Nan Farrell Their
guests included Miss Catherine Wilcox,
Miss Glare Green, Miss Eleanor King,
Miss Louise Giles, Miss Betty Hilliard,
Miss Mary Afford, Miss Dulaney Claude,
Miss Julia Norman, Mrs. Harry Burris,
Miss Ann Tardy, Miss Martha King,
Easlgn Frederick Lucas, Lieut.. Rufus
Pose, Lieut.. James Pohl, Lieut.. David
x. Claude, Lieut.. William c. France,
Lieut.. Arthur A. Ageton, Lieut.. Lou Mil
Ter, Mr. Fielder Dudley, Ensign Jack
S. Salisbury, Lieut. Fisher, Ensign Mer-
vim Halstead, Lieut.. Robert Morris,
Lieut.. James A. Prichard Lieut.. George
Wright, Lieut.. Walter Vieweg, Ensign
Otis c. Gregg Lieut.. and Mrs. Joseph
L. Kane, Lieut.. and Mrs. Sherman E.
Burroughs, jr.; Lieut.. and Mrs Edmund
M. Ragsdale, Lieut.. Dunn and Lieut..
Comdr. Emerson.
Great interest is taken here in the
recent marriage of Mrs. Blue, widow of
Rear Admiral Victor Blue. to Rear Adj
miral Frederick B. Bassett (retired)
which took place in Chatham, N J..
The bride and bridegroom have many
friends in Annapolis, where Mrs Bassett
occupied house on King George street
while her son was at the Naval Academy.
Lieut.. Blue is now on duty on the u.
S. S. Salt Lake City. Another son, Mr.
Victor Blue, is a student at the Uni
versity of Virginia, and Is spending this
Summer with his aunt, Mrs. Marion
Terry, in Honolulu. Rear Admiral and
Mrs. BasSett will make their future
home at Fort George, Fla, where Mrs.
BasSett and her sister, Mrs. Terry, have
large estate.
Miss Lucille Bertolette, daughter of
Mrs. Calvin Bertolette, returned to her
home here Monday after being the guest
Of Miss Mollie Milligan in her cottage at
Blue Ridge Summit. Ensign Otis Gregg
was also Miss Milligan's guest.
Lieut. and Mrs. Charles Dorsey War
field, who have many friends in An
napolis, are spending their honeymoon
in the North, and after this month will
be at home at Hampton Roads, Va.
Mrs. Edward r. Wilcox and her two
children of Norfolk, Va, who have been
the guests of Comdr. and Mrs. Worrall
Carter in their quarters on Rodgers
road, left the first of the week for Ocean
City, where they will spend the re-
mainder of the Summer. Mrs. Wilcox
spent part of last week in Baltimore
with her sister, Mrs. w. F. Waxter, jr.
Mrs. Wilcox formerly was Miss Resale
Shreve of Baltimore.
Comdr and Mrs. Albert Penn of
Cheavy Chase, Md, are the guests Of
Mrs. PENIS mother, Mrs. F. r. Smith,
in her apartment in the Colonial.
Mrs. Rodger Chadwick of New York
is visiting her son-in-law and daughter,
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Frederick G.
Reincke. in their home on Bowyer road
Miss Lowell of Washington is spend
ing some time with her brother-in-l
and sister, Comdr. and Mrs. Franklin P.
Conger, on Upshur road.
Mrs. Dodge Woodward entertained at
a supper Thursday evening at Annapo-
lis Roads in honor of her nephew, Will
bur Woodward. Her guests included
Phyllis Hammond, Carey Burwell
Beverly Hill, Dorcas Tuck, Worrall
r. Carter, jr.; Bruce Smith, Henry G
Copper, jr; Turner F. Caldwell jr.,
and Webster johnson.
Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Otto Nimitz
have taken a house in Wardour. Mrs
Ninitz formerly was Miss Louise Hughes
daughter of Admiral and Mrs. Charles
F. Hughes, and the niece of Mrs. Robl-
son, wife of Rear Admiral Samuel S
Robson.
Miss Rebecca Holmes Tyndell Of
Terre Haute, who has been spending
few days with her aunt, Mrs. L. BurWell
at the Peggy Stewart Inn, now Is or
the Eastern Shore as the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. w. L. Cauthorne at Salisbury
DIR. Carroll Storrs Alden, head of thu
English Department at the Nava
Academy, and Mrs. Alden, left few
DAYS ago for their Summer home a
Hopkinson. N. H, where they will spent
the remainder of the season. DR.. ant
Mrs. Alden will visit en- route Mrs AL
denis cousin. Miss Katherine B. Hay
ward, at Plainfield, N. j., and they ais
will visit Rear Admiral and Mrs. Ralpl
Earle in Worcester, Mass.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. James A
Logan. with their young son, moves