Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-12
Society Folk Entertained by
Admiral and Mrs. Robson
First Wednesday AT Home" in Present Season
Attracts Throng Annapolis News Notes.
General and Personal.

honor and Sunday evening Lieut.
Comdr. and Mrs. Davis DeTreville en-
tsrtained her at supper in their quar-
tiers on Bowyer road.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stockwell and
family of Merton, Pa, are moving this
week from the residence of Mrs. VIII
liam Teas on Chesapeake Bay, which
they occupied for the Summer. to Mrs.
Carryl Bryans residence at Wardour,
where they will reside for the Winter
and Spring Mrs Bryan entertained at
tea Friday of this week in honor OF
Miss Stockwell in her apartment on
Maryland avenue. The younger set OF
girls were invited to meet Miss Stock
well. Among those present were Miss
Lucille Bertolete, Miss Anna Owens,
Miss Caroline La Motto, Miss Carlisle
Bulmsr Miss Claire Green, Miss Mar
garet Hammond and Miss Betty Hill
lard
Mrs. Holt, wife of Lieut. Comdr. John
II. Holt, returned last week to her
home on Market street after visit to
her old home at Charleston, S. c.,
where she was called by the death of
her brother, Mr. F. Marion Whaley.
Mr.. Whaley was a son of Mr.. William
Whaley and Mrs Louisine McCready
Whaley Of New York, and was born in
New York He was a graduate of
Princeton and was well known both in
New York and Charleston. He served
in the Navy during the World War as
an ensign in the Supply Corps and was
in the Office of Rear Admiral Sims in
London. Mr. Whaley's brother is Capt.
Louis Whaley of the Marine Corps and
his sisters, besides Mrs. Holt, are Mrs.
Ewald, wife Of Lieut.. Comdr. John
Ewald. now living in the Virgin Islands,
and Mrs w. Hargrave, wife of Lieut.,
Comdr. Walter Hargrave of the Medical
Corps.
Mr.. William Whaley of Charleston,
S. c., is a guest of his daughter, Mrs.
Holt, at her home here. Mr. and Mrs,
Whaley have been spending the Sum-
mer with their daughter Mrs. Ewald,
in the Virgin Islands,
Mrs Penn, wife of Comdr Albert
NJ. Penn, and two daughters, Of Chevy
Chase, Md, were week end guests of
Mrs. PENIS mother, Mrs. Frank r.
Smith, and brother, Lieut.. Comdr.
Frank R. Smith, in their apartment on
Maryland avenue The Misses Penn
attended the midshipmen's hop Satur-
day.
Miss Carolien La Motto of Montreal
is a guest of Mrs Middleton Semmes
Guest, in her home at Wardour. Mrs.
Guests daughter and son-in-law and
their young son have moved into their
apartment on Maryland avenue after
spending the Summer with Mrs. Guest
at Wardour and at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Rella Abel Armstrong of New
York is spending some time at the
Annapolis Roads Club.
Mrs. Dichman, widow of Lieut.
Comdr. Grafton Dichman of Garden
City, Long Island, and Miss Norvill
Munford, sister of Mrs. Beauregard,
wife of Condr. Augustin Beauregard,
were Mrs. Beauregard's guests last
week in her home on Porter road
Miss Isabella Brumby daughter of
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Frank Brumby
of the Navy Yard, Norfolk, Va, is a
guest of Miss st. Clair Smith, daughter
of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Arthur st.
Clair Smith in their residence on South
gate avenue.
Mrs. Samuel Graham has returned
from jamestown, r. l., and is occupy
ing her apartment at CarveI Hall.
Mrs. Graham's sister, Mrs William
Dawson, will spend the Winter with
Miss Mary r. Magruder on Hanover
street..
Mrs c. Nelson Dugan and her daugh-
ter, Miss Charlotte Nelson Dugan, Ill
spend the Winter at the Ridout House,
the historic home of Mrs. Dugan on
Gloucester street. They will be joined
for the week ends by Mr.. Nelson
Dugan. For the past few Winters Mr.
and Mrs. Dugan have been spending