Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-16

ANNAPOLIS, august lo!--AltnOuHn
the intense heat has thrown damper
over the social activities of Annapolis
and many members of society are going
TO Northern resorts, the younger set
continue round a. gayety and every,
Wednesday and Saturday several mid
shipmen teas are given This afternoon
Miss Claudia Barleon and Miss Betty
Barleon, daughters of Comdr. and Mrs
Barleon, gave tea IN their parents
quarters on Porter road
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel McCluney Of
st. Louis, Mo. have recently announced
from their Summer home at Wequetan-
sing Mich, the engagement OF their
daughter, Katherine, to Mr. Columbus
Baldwin OF New York City. son Of Mrs
@. G. Baldwin and a brother Of Mr..
Elliott Baldwin Of Annapolis, who re-
Gently married Miss Frances Bowie OF
this city. Mr. Baldwin is O nephew of
Mrs. A. O. Cooke and Mrs. r. J. Cotton
Of waterbury, where he has spent much
time. No date has been set for the
wedding. -
Admiral Thomas G. Hart, superin-
tendent Of the Naval Academy, enter
tanned at dinner Sunday evening for
Capt. and Mrs. Edgar B. Larimer of
washington. who we're the adnirals
house guests for the week end. His
other dinner guests were Capt. and Mrs
Edward H. II, Old Capt. and Mrs. VIII
Ham c. Smith and Mrs. Mason Porter
Cusachs.
Admiral Hart was host Tuesday eve
ming at dinner In honor of the Belgian
Ambassador. M. Paul May, who has re-
Gently taken q cottage on the Chesa-
peake Bay, which he viii occupy for the
remainder Of the Summer. The guests
asked to meet the Ambassador we're
Capt. and Mrs. William J. Giles, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward N. Rich, Condr. and
Mrs. George L. Weyler, Count de Buis-
sert and his sister. Countess de Buissert,
and Capt. John B. Kaufman. Count de
Buissert is second secretary to the Bel
gian embassy, and his sister, the
Countess Beatrix de Buissert, came 70
the United States with her brother
when he assumed his post and is occu-
pying the cottage Of her uncle, Mr..
John p. Story, on the Whitehall estate,
on the Severn River
Mrs. william r. Williams has started
for San Pedro, Calf, TO join Lieut.. VIII
1iarns who is on duty on the U. S. s.
Lexington
Comdr. and Mrs. Theodore w. john
son had as their guest for the week
end, in their home on Acton place,
Comdr. Johnson'a brother, Mr.. G. w. l..
johnson Of Baltimore.
Miss Charlotte Atkins. who recently
has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Nerette Steele on Franklin street. has
returned to her home in Philadelphia,
where her father, Comdr. Lew M At
kins, is stationed at the navy yard.
Miss Polly Marston. daughter of Mai.
and AIRS. John Marston of Quantico,
Va, was the guest last week Of Miss
Charlotte Dugan, daughter of Mrs. Nell
son Dugarl, on Duke Of Gloucester street.
Mrs. Albright, wife Of Lieut.. Comdr.
Paul M. Albright entertained at q
bridge party yesterday afternoon for her
sister, Mrs: Maurice M: Thomas. OF Kew
Gardens, Long Island, who has been
visiting Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Al
bright Mrs. Thomas left Tuesday for
her home.
Mrs. Nevette Steele and her daughter.
Miss Laura Steele, have gone TO Detroit,
Mich, where they win visit Mrs. Steele's
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss Beatrice craft, daughter of
Capt Ralph p. Craft, U. 8. NJ, and
Mrs Craft Of washington, spent the
week with Miss Anna Catharine Bootes,
daughter of Maj. and Mrs. James
Eoctes. Wednesday afternoon Miss
Foote's gave . tea dance in honor Of her
guest The guests included about 10 Of
the young Navy set and midshipmen.
This evening Miss Bootes entertained
y
MFR. Samuel Brooke spent last week
ct Blue Ridge Summit, where he joined
his stepmother, Mrs. Samuel Brooke
VINO has been with her brother-in-law
and sister, DR.. and Mrs. L. W. Reid
AIRS Brooke win return to Annapolis
with Mr.. Brooke today.
Mrs. Giles, wife of Capt. William ].
Giles, entertained at o luncheon Thurs
day, aboard the Reina Mercedes. for
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Is occupying her Summer home at
ffscketts Point, near Annapolis. The
guests at the luncheon were Mrs. Car
ron Van Ness Of Baltimore Mrs Grace
Morton Howard, Mrs John l. Han. Mrs.
Waters Of washington, kts Mason
Porter Cusachs and Mrs. Robert Cab
Lieut.. HSunior Crsde) and Mrs. Ar
thur Bass af- among the recent arrivals
on the station and have leased house
at Wardour.
Prof and Mrs. Paul A. Laioye and
their daughters have returned TO their
home at 10 Thompson street after q six
weeks motor trip. They FIRST visited
relatives in Ohio and then went to the
Adirondacks and Thousand Islands
Lieut.. Corndr Lynde Mccormick, aide
20 Rear Admiral Thomas G. Hart, and
Mrs Mccormick left Monday 70 visit
Lieut. Comdr McCormick's father, Rear
Admiral Albert NJ. D. Mccormick, re-
tired, at Berryy1lle, Va.
Capt and Mrs Edward II. H. Old
entertained at dinner this evening in
their quarters on Porter road, Their
guests were Capt. and Mrs. William j,
Giles, Capt and Mrs. John B, Kaufman,
MIS-. Robert Cahaniss. Lieut.. Comdr.
and Mrs Lawrence Wild and Mrs. Graf
ton Beall
Comdr. W T. Hall and his daughter,
Miss Ann Hall, returned 10 Annapolis
today. after spending two weeks as the
guests OF Capt and Mrs, Charles Soule
in their Summer home at jamestown.
r. T. Mrs. Hall and her son, Roger,
with Mrs Soule. spent several days in
New York and arrived In Annapolis
Tuesday Rfrs Sonle. with Capt Soule,
viii spend some time In their home on
Franklin street before returning 70
Jamestown
Mrs. Kaufman. wife OF Capt John b
Kaufman Of the Naval Hospital, ac-
conpanied BY her son. William NJ.
kaufman, left Wednesday for Hampton