Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-11

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, January 10.-The
nrIv athletic events at the Naval Acad-
eYny this week are the basket ball games
between the Navy and George Wasnlng-
ton University and Emerson Institute,
respectively, both of washington, D. O.,
and Rutgers University OF New bruns-
wick. N j. After two weeks OF holday
PARTIES Annapolis will have a quiet
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Byron, the
former of whom has been chosen state
Eenator, have taken a house on Glouces-
Ter street. one of the Ridout homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron also will keep their
home open at Williamsport, Md. ana
return there at intervals. MI DaVld
winebrenner, secretary OF state, VIII
Join Mr.. and Mrs. Byron here Wnen the
Legislature is in session.
Mrs. Howell Carroll, formerly OF Bal
tirnore, has been a guest this week OF
Mrs. Albert Ritchie at the executive
mansion here. Mrs. Carroll has been
much entertained in Annapolis. Friday
afternoon Mrs william j. Giles enter
tanned at a card party and tea aboard
the Reina Mercedes. Mrs. Arthur Ryan,
mother of Mrs Giles, of Washington.
and Miss Mary Shearn presided at the
tea table. Among those present were
Mrs. Cooke, wife of Capt. Henry d.
II, Newton: Mrs. Conger, wife OF Comdr.
Franklin D. Conger; Mrs. Logan, wife OF
Comdr. James A. Logan; Mrs Dinger,
wife of Capt. Henry Dinger, retired;
Mrs. Nixon. wife of Lieut.. Comdr FL
liott B. Nixon; Mrs. Mason Porter Gu
sachs, Mrs. James Bowdoin, Miss Eliza
beth Mott, Mrs. Thomas Manning.
guest at the executive mansion; Mrs.
Carroll Van Ness of Baltimore, Mrs.
~as.szI-a .xvsFa ~ Jr E7raTprirk n
Reinicke; Mrs. Basil Manly and Mrs.
C. w. Simpson.
Mrs M. z. Manly Mrs. Calvin Berto-
lete and Mrs. Temple Collins left Sum
day by motor to New York. Mrs. Col
Inns joined her young son, Cutler. who
Is a student at st. Georges School,
Newport Mrs. Manly joined Condr.
Manly, whose ship, the Arkansas, left
New York this week for Norfolk and
which will shortly sail for Panama.
Mrs. Manly and Mrs. BeFtolete will re-
main for q short stay In New York.
Corndr Duncan G. Walton also left
Sunday for New York. after q visit to
his sister, Miss Margaret G. Walton, IN
her apartment on Maryland avenue.
Comdr Walton sailed this week for
Panama. where he will go for sea duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Valiant enter
tanned at supper party Thursday eve
Monday Mrs Samuel Brooke enter
tanned at cards and tea for Mrs. John
Craven of jamestown, r. l., who for
nerly resided herr. Mrs. Theodore
johnson, wife of .Eomdr. johnson, and
Mrs. weems. VIE of Con1dr. Ween1s,
presided at the tea table.
Assisting at the at home which DR..
and Mrs. Wilton Hopkins gave. Thurs
day were Mrs, c. Philip Snyder, Mrs.
George Turner Miss Julia Trenholm
and Mrs. Francis Chisolm of Baltimore,
an aunt of the hostess, who formerly
resided here.
Capt. and Mrs. Charles c. Soule spent
last week at Norfolk, Va. Capt. Soule s
ship, the Antares. is listed with the
feet leaving for Southern waters. Mrs.
Soule returned to their home here the
middle of the week
mrs. Williams Wickham and chill
dren left Annapolis Thursday for Ports
mouth, Va, where they will spend the
fore he leaves for the Southern cruise
1Grs. Wickham and children viii &C.
c4Epy q house in Portsmouth with Mrs
Horace D. Clarke, wife of Lieut.. Comdr
Clarke, who with her family also Is
spending the Winter there.
For the remainder of the Winter and
early Spring the residence of Comdr.
and Mrs. Wickharn here will be oc-
cupied by C6mdr. and Mrs. Cary W.
Magruder and their young daughter
Miss Polly Magruder. Condr Magruder
Is on duty at the Postgraduate School
Later in the Spring the same home
viii be taken by Mrs Robert N. Cabaniss
of Birmingham, widow of Comdr
Cabaniss and sister of Mrs. William
J. Giles, who, with her family, has
leased the wickham house for num-
Der of years.
Mrs Richard Baldwin entertained
SUNDAY In her home at Waterbury with
one Of the largest at homes which
have followed the holidays Mrs Bald
win was assisted by Mrs. John Pendle-
ton Of Baltimore, Md. There were