Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-02

ANNAPOLIS, Md, November 1.-The
second hop Of the season viii take place
in Dahlgren Hall this evening, and. to-
gether with the foot ball game, a large
crowd is expected. The hop will be a
large one, as all three classes are ex-
pected. The game with West Virgins
Wesleyan College will bring the usual
large crowd.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgely
Melvin entertained at one of the largest
Of the Autumn parties. when they gave
an oyster roast at their country home,
Aberdeen, on South River, Their guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. D. Claude Handy
Mr.. and Mrs. Hallam Claude, Mrs
Hamilton Gale, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Dorsey
Gassaway, Comdr. and Mrs. John
Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott H. Burwell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Burwell, Mr..
and Mrs. John Green, Mr.. Marion
Eason, DR.. and Mrs. Robert p. Winter
rode and Miss Laura Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott H. Burwell and
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Ridgely Melvin at Aberdeen, South
River. Mr.. Burwell and family are
residing at Roland Park, Baltimore.
Mrs, John B. Wells and her two
young children arrived Thursday Of this
week from their home at Des Moines,
Iowa, to be guests of Mrs. Wells
mother and sister, Mrs. Nevette Steele
and Miss Laura Steele, on Franklin
street, Murry Hill.
The arrival this week end of Comdr.
and Mrs Frank Slingluff of Washington
will bring together many old friends and
be the occasion of much entertaining
as Comdr and Mrs. Slingluf formerly
resided here. They are guests Of Capt.
and Mrs. Henry Dinger on King George
street. Capt. and Mrs Dinger are
entertaining at tea this afternoon, after
the foot ball game, in honor of Comdr
and Mrs. Slingluff. Tonight Comdr.
and Mrs. Slingluff will be guests OF
honor at a dinner given by Lieut.
Comdr. and Mrs. Walden l.. Ainsworth
In their quarters, on Rodgers road.
Mr.. w. Peyton May of Baltimore
formerly of Norfolk, spent short time
In Annapolis this week. Mr.. Mays mar.
rage to Miss Elizabeth Marshall OF
Norfolk, Virginia, will take place
December 16. Miss Marshall is q
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John F
Marshall of Norfolk Mr.. Marshall was
formerly In the Nevy and he and his
family have many friends in Annapolis
Mai. and Mrs. Arthur Owens
daughter, Mrs Vincent Godfrey, are
entertaining at their country home
1.-THE Hill" near Annapolis, frequently
during these Autumn days. Sunday
last they gave a luncheon and among
the guests were Capt. and Mrs. Yancy
Williams Of Washington, Capt. and Mrs
John B. Kaufman, Capt. and Mrs,
William L. Freidell, Comdr. Ronald
Barber, Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Robert
r. Hinckley and their guests, Mr.. and
Mrs Bacon Of Philadelphia, and Comdr
and Mrs. James G. Ware, Lieut.. Condr
and Mrs. Daniel B. Barley and Lieut.
Corndr. and Mrs. Richard II. Booth
Maj. and mrs. Owens have Just placed
q miniature golf course on their place,
and their guests enjoyed the game after
luncheon.
Comdr. and Mrs. NJ. U. Manley re-
turned Monday TO Annapolis after Q
week end trip TO Millbrook, N. Y.
where they were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Oakleigh ThOrne In their country home
on the Hudson. Comdr. Manley Joined
his ship, the Arkansas, Tuesday at Nor
folk, Va.
Miss Lucille Bertolete and Miss Pa.
tricia Ingalls,, The latter q sister Of Mrs
Couzen, wife Of Lieut.. Richard Cousen
were among those who returned Sunday
TOM bfle NANy~E9nACcvou kothSt -
Princeton, N. j. Miss ingalls, II from
California and is spending the Winter
In Annapolis with Lieut.. and Mrs
Couzen on Hanover street.
Mrs. Albert Hyett and her two YOUNG
daughters of Roland Park. Baltimore
are spending this week end at Mis-
Walton's apartment, on Maryland ave-
nue.. Mrs. Hyett's mother, Mrs. Ben
jamin Tilley, widow OF Admiral I5iley
is spending the winter at the residence
Of Mrs. Ella Simmons, on King George
street.
Mrs. Mason Porter Cusachs and hel
ing q few days this week In New York
Mrs. Cusach's daughters are making
their home In New York.
Mrs. John Barker returned TO heI
home here this week from Atlantic City
and Philadelphia. Mrs. Barker's dsugh-
ter, Mrs. Barker Glenn, will spend the
Winter at Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia
where she has taken q house.
Father Edward Mckinley has agair
opened his apartment at Miss Waiton's
No. 80 Maryland avenue, where he Will
spend the Winter.
Mrs. Sayles, wife Of Capt. WILLARD
Randall Sayles, left Thursday for New
York to Join Capt Sayles. Mrs. Saylei
while in Annapolis was q guest OF hel
sister and brother. Miss Marion Du Va,
and Mr.. Richard Du Val, In their home
in Gloucester street. Capt. and Mrs
Sayles have taken an apartment ir
Fifth avenue, New York.
Mr.. d. Claude Handy left for New
York Monday afternoon and spent the
first part of the week there.
Mrs. Frederick Cotton left her COIN
try home, San Rocco, on Thursday and
Joined DR.. Cotton in their Winter home
In Boston. Mrs. woodward Phelps, Mrs
Cotton's granddaughter, with her young
son, will occupy San Roco, at Water
bury, near Annapolis, until about the
middle of November.
Miss Annie Iglehart. who spent the
Summer and early Fall at Stanton
Va, is guest this week Of her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. L
Dorsey Gassaway, In their home, or
Church circle. Early this month Miss