Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-21

The past week END was very gay IN An
napois on account of the Presidents
Cup regatta, which attracted numerous
visitors to town. Among the prominent
guests who were at Carvel Hall for the
occasion were Mr.. w. A. Rogers of
washington, chairman of the Regatta
Committee Mr. Conrad r. Smith, also
of Washington Mr.. Charles H, Chap
man of New York, chairman OF the Rae
ing Committee; Mr. and Mrs. w. Will
son Wingate of Baltimore, Mr.. Horace
Dodge Of New York. Mrs, Ralph Rex
and Mr. Gordon K. Ntcodenlus Mrs. r.
B. Turnbull of Monrovia and her
daughter, Loretta, who drives the rae
ing boat sun Kist Kid; Mrs Bessie E.
Loynes OF Long Beach, Calf, accom-
panied by her son, Dick Loynes, who
entered two racing boats, Miss Califor-
mia and the Californian, in the races.
Saturday night there was banquet
at the Severn Bridge Beach, at which
prize winners of Friday nights pageant
were guests of the Regatta Committee.
Friday night there was a dance in st.
Johns College gymnasium, which was
sponsored by the Entertainment Com
niiuttee of the Maryland Yacht Racing
Association, with Mr.. G. Raymond Cum
life serving as chairman.
The Rev. Dr. Edward Darlington
Johnson, rector of st. Anne's Church;
Mrs. johnson and Miss Katherine
johnson have recently returned from
their Summer home, Weyinseat Farm,
Prof. and Mrs. William A. Darden
have returned to their home, on
THOMPSON street, after spending the
month of August and early September
with relatives in Pikesville, n. @.
Mrs. William Halsey and her son,
william, arrived Tuesday and spent
several DAYS as the guests OF Mrs. Will
Gams c. Wiekham in her home, on
Maryland avenue.
Saturday william Halsey, 1r., and
Williams Carter Wickhsm, jr, left Tor
Princeton. N. j., where they are to at
tend Lawrenceville School.
Miss Margaret Halsey is guest OF
Miss Nan Farrell in her home, on
Southgate avenue, Murray Hill. MISS
Halsey has been in jamestown, X. l..
for the Summer with her father ana
mother. Capt. and Mrs William F.
Halsey. A..
Mrs. r. z. Rogers will leave on the
z4th of September for Long Beach,
calf. where she will join Cemdr:
Rogers Mrs. Rogers parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. wallace Hackett, have taken an
apartment at 252 King George street
for the Winter. . -
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph w. Valiant OF
Seven Acres, Wardour, spent last week
end at Jamestown, r. l., as guests %
their son-in-law and daughter Lieut.
and Mrs. Edmund B. Taylor.
There have been a number OF parues
This week given by members or the
eubdeb set in honor Of those members
who leave this week for school
SATURDAY. afternoon Miss Carey Bur-
we'll entertained at tea dance at the
Peggy Stewart Inn. Her guests IN
Guided members of the younger set.
Saturday evening Miss Beverly Hill
entertained at buffet supper, followed
nv cards. in honor of Miss Augusta
Melvin, who left Tuesday for Stewart
Hall in Staunton, Va, where she viii
attend school for the coming season.
Miss Hills guests also included num-
Der of members of the younger set.
Another party for the younger set
was 9 buffet supper given Sunday even
ing by Misses Betty and Mary DAVIS,
Young daughters of Comdr. and Mrs.
Charles Covode Davis, in the home of
their GRANDMOTHER, Mrs. Charles Devlin
Davis. on Aberdeen Creek where they
have been for the Summer Their
guests were the Misses Augusta Melvin,
Carey BurwelI, Beverly Hill, Ann
Claude, Dorcas Tuck, Peggy Rogers and
MessFs. Bruce Smith, Nick Carter, Tlr-
ner Caldwell, L. Wilde, Bob HurWell
Jimmy Graves and Randolph White
Mrs. Charles Doyen, sister of Mrs.
Valiant is spending several weeks in
st. Marys County, visiting her brother,
Col. w. Garland Fay, at his estate,
Mulberry Fields.
Mrs. Robert Morris Kennedy and
Miss Elizabeth Kennedy, wife and
daughter of Rear Admiral Kennedy,
viii sail today on the s.. S. Britannia
to spend several months IN Europe Be-
fore sailing they spent several days at
the st. Regis Hotel in New York.
Monday Capt. and Mrs MacGil r.
Goldsborough arrived from jamestown,
r. l., where they have been spending
the Summer at the Garden Inn. They
will remain in Annapolis for several
months at Miss Sue Munfords home
on Prince George street.
Capt and Mrs. Neal b. Falwell were
guests for the week end of Capt. and
Mrs Roland Schumann on Rodgers
road. Capt. and Mrs. Farwell viii oc-
cupy their home in washington for the
coming Winter.
Ensign and Mrs. Phillip w. Snyder,
jr., recently were guests of Ensign Sny-
der's father and mother, Capt. and Mrs.
Snyder, on Porter road. Mrs. Snyder
was Miss Mary Louise Hilles of Balti-
more before her marriage, which took
place a few weeks ago in her uncle S
home at Philadelphia. Ensign and MIS-.
Snyder are going To live in Boston, as
Ensign Snyder is taking postgraduate
caurSe at Harvard.
Mr. and Mrs. Peyton Cochran of Bal
timore, with their children, are spend
ing two weeks here Mrs. Cochran
brother, Lieut.. Roland Curtin, whose
ship. the U. S. S. Arkansas is now
at Norfolk, spent the week end here
with his sister. Mr.. and Mrs Cochran
formerly were residents of Annapolis
and have many friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Newton Brown
recently arrived from Maine and are
spending some time with Miss Mary
Magruder in her home on Hanover
street
Countess Michel Pierre Bucassovich
of Magnolia, Mass, has been spending
part of the Summer with Lieut.. and
Mrs John Longstaff. and is at present
q guest of Miss Sue Munford on Prince
C1eOroa street