Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11

ANNAPOLIS, Md, October 10.-Two
announcements this week of weddings
to come are of great interest in An
napoiis. Cards haze been received here
for the wedding IN st. Louis Monday
afternoon, October 49, Of Miss Kath-
crime McCluney, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Copp McCluney and Mr..
Christopher Columbus Baldwin, for
merly of Waterbury, near Annapolis,
but now residing in New York. The
wedding will take place at $50 o'clock
in Saint Michael and Saint George S
Church, followed by a reception for the
members of the two families in the
home Of the bride. Mr.. Baldwin Is
well known here and is the son Of Mrs.
C. Columbus Baldwin and the late Mr.
Baldwin of Spring Hill, Waterbury, end
a brother of Mr.. Elliott Baldwin of An
napolis. He is a nephew OF Mrs. Rich
ard Baldwin and Mrs. A. G. Cooke of
Waterbury. Mr.. Baldwin and his
bride will reside in New York City after
q short wedding trip abroad. Many
relatives Of Mr. Baldwin from An
napolis and Waterbury will attend the
wedding.
Another engagement Of great in.
teresr here was announced in Phila-
delphia Monday by Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Thornton Dashiell of their daughter,
Virginia, to Mr. Daniel Alexander Vie
land, son of Mr.. ard Mrs. Alfred VIE
land of State College, Pa. Miss Dashiell
is the niece of Mrs. Robert Dashiell OF
Annapolis and of Capt. Paul j. Dashieli
of the Naval Academy. Mr.. Thornton
Dashiell is a former resident of An
napolis and with his family spent the
Summer at Gibson Island, where they
have a cottage.
Miss Clara Smith of Rochester, New
York, will arrive in Annapolis this
month and has taken an apartment al
254 King George street, where she will
spend the Winter.
Mrs. Carryl H Bryan has moved to
an apartment at 254 King George
streec, after having occupied for several
years an apartment at No. 5 Maryland
avenue. Mrs. Bryan spent week as
the guest of Mrs. Middleton Semmes
Guest
Mrs. C. Columbus Baldwin has ar
rived in her home, Spring Hill. at
Waterbury. after several weeks stay at
Geneva, N. Y, where she was the guest
of Miss Anna Sill.
Among the officers now stationed in
Washington who spent several days
in Annapolis and returned Monday
was Lieut. Emmett P. Forrestel, who
was the guest of Lieut.. and Mrs. Hilyer
F. Gearing. in the home of Lieut..
Gearing's mother. Mrs. Henry Gearing,
on Southgate avenue, where they are
spending the Fall.
Mrs. Hart. wife of Rear Admiral
Thomas c. Hart, superintendent OF the
Naval Academy, held her first at home
of the season Wednesday and VIII re-
ceive again Wednesday, october 81,
and the first Wednesday of each sue
Cooke
Capt Harry D. Cooke, conmandant OF
n1idshipmen, will receive Wednesday
afternoons, october IA and %, and
during the Fall and Winter months
will be at home the third Wednesday
of each month.
Mrs. Hart also will receive informally
Sunday afternoons in the Superinten-
dents quarters.
Rear Admiral Willard H BrownSon,
retired, and Mrs BroWnson went Mon
day TO their home in Washington after
q visit of several days to their son-in-
law and daughter, Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Thomas G. Hart, in the superin-
tendent's quarters at the Naval
Academy.
Mrs Atkeson and her young son are
spending this week in Annapolis,
where they were joined by Lieut.. John
c. Atkeson, who is on duty on the
U. S. S. Wyoming, until recently
anchored near Annapolis.
Great interest is manifested here in
the announcement that among the
debutanteS in Washington this Winter
will be Miss Carolyn Chantry, daugh-
ter of Capt. and Mrs. Allan J. Chantry,
jr., Capt. and Mrs. Chantry are we'll
known in Annapolis, where the former
had a tour of duty. Since leaving
Annapolis Capt and Mrs. Chantry and
their daughter have been residing in
Washington.
A wedding of great interest here
took place Thursday in Cincinnati,
Ohio, when Miss Margaret Sampson,
daughter of Mrs Frederick Sannsnn