Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-30
Dance Tomorrow Arranged
For Future Army-Navy Officers.


For Future Army-Navy Officers.
Another of those brilliant SubScrip-
ton dances Is being arranged for New
Year eve in the Hotel Burlington by
former cadets and midshipmen from
the Military and Naval Academies in
honor of the present midshipmen and
cadets who are in the Capital during
the Christmas season.
large number of midShipmen were
not permitted to leave Annapolis dur
ing the present holiday season except
ing for New Year eve, and 1t Is that
this particular group, consisting OF more
than 200, may participate with their
more fortunate colleagues that this
sequel to the most successful dance,
held earlier IN the week, will be given.
The plan of the Committee on Ar
rangements is to bring the midshipmen
from Annapolis to Washington by bus
in order that they may join their class
mates and civilian friends who are Spe-
cially invited. Tickets for the dance,
including supper, may be had at the
Burlington Hotel.
The sponsors are Lieut.. and Mrs.
Samuel B. Griffith, Ensign and Mrs.
Everett r. johnson, MI. and Mrs. James
Head, Miss Marjorie Morris, Miss Betty
South, Miss Teresa Carmalt, Mr.. Ralph
Humphrey, Capt. Theodore Harris and
Mr.. ]. E. Replogle.
The Floor Committee will include
Midshipmen r. w. Mackert, H. T.
Johnson, N. M. Head, w. B. B. Lyons, H.
williams, Med. Moses, E. D. Moring
and d. S. Roscoe, and Cadets A. w.
Dannemiller, George Mather, Pat Clark
and Orlando Troxel
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morrison viii
receive New Year day in their home, at
1916 Decatur street from to $3.50
O'Clock. They will be assisted by their
son, Mr. Felix Nesbitt Morrison, and
Mrs. Gertrude B. Rush, sister to Mrs.
Morrison. Alternating at the tea table
will be Mrs. Clark, wife of Rear Adj
miral Frank H. Clark, u. S. N; Mrs.
Gantz, wife of Comdr. Benjamin Soule
Gantz, u. S. N, and just back from the
Orient: Mrs. WEIGH, wife of Represent
alive Richard j. Welch of California;
Mrs. Edward Campbell Shields and Mrs.
Francis Gordon Boswell. Others as
sisting in the dining room will be Mrs.
Norma Hardy Britton, Mrs. Frank
Long, Miss Evelyn Harris Howe, Miss
Ruth De Vane, Miss Roberta Belle
Galloway, Miss Pomona Jane Newman,
Miss Pauline Yates Long, Miss Mar
guerite Weighed, just returned from
prolonged stay in Paris; Miss Gretna
Perrott Boswell. Miss Grace Taylor
Koob, Miss Airline Smith, Miss Maude
Wells and Miss Elizabeth D. r. Long
of Cleveland, Ohio, who Is visiting here
for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank c. Hell and their
daughters viii be at home New Year
day, to o'clock, for which no cards
are issued. Miss Frances He'll, who
was in an automobile accident the lat
ter part of September, has recovered
and will receive with her parents on
that day.
Mrs. E. C. Hooper Of Dominion
at the Carlton Hotel today in honor
Trenton, N. j. Following the luncheon,
Mrs. Hooper took her guests to the Ma
tional Theater. In addition to Miss
Cubberley, the company includes Mrs.
z. B. FoltZ, Mrs. j. D. Steman, Mrs.
S. Simmonds, Mrs. r. B. Harrison and
Mrs. Edwin P. Goucher, all of Dominion
Heights, and Mrs. @. L. Robertshaw OF
Falls Church.
Miss Dorothy. Luckett entertained a
company Of Is girls at tea In her home
yesterday. Mrs. Luckett was assisted at
the tea table by Miss Mathilde Siegriest,
where pink carnations and green candles
formed the decoration. After refresh
mentS the guests were entertained by
Miss Harriet Lloyd, pianist.
The mems Bible class of the Calvary
Ndethodist Church gave surprise party
This home at 4525 Cathedral avenue, on
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