Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-14

oils will have a more informal aspect
Rtom now until the Autumn and enter
tanning will be mostly out of doors
Swimming parties, especially, are being
Eeld every afternoon on the Severn
Rtver opposite the Naval Academy and
ut the Annapolis Roads Club.
Mr.. and Mrs Ridgely Melvin enter
tanned this afternoon at large tea and
garden party at their home, Aberdeen,
on South River. Their guests were in
vited to meet Mr.. Ridgely's sister and
niece, Mrs. w. Thomas Kemp and Miss
Louise Kemp, who formerly lived here
on Franklin street. Mrs. Kemp has
been residing for the past three years
pit Saranac Lake, N. Y. Miss Kemp
kpent the Winter and Spring at Ro-
and Park, Baltimore. Those assisting
ht tea were Mrs. Sewall Hepburn, Mrs.
Robert Burwell, Mrs. d. Claude Handy,
Mrs. Elliott Burwell of Baltimore and
Miss Augusta Melvin, young daughter
Df the host and hostess. Miss Melvin
Joined her parents here after spending
he Winter at Stuart Hall, at Staunton,
Va, where she was a student. Mrs.
Kemp and her daughter arrived Tues
day to be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin and will occupy their home on
Franklin street for the remainder of
June and July.
The wedding of Miss Mary K OFT
Ind Mr.. w. Thomas Kemp, jr., which
took place at Saranac, N. Y, Saturday,
spune 6, was of great interest here, as
Mr.. Kemp formerly lived in Annapolis
and Baltimore. The bride is the daugh-
Ell OF Mr.. John Nash OFT and the late
Mrs. OFT Of New York. Mr.. Kemp is
he son of Mrs. w. Thomas Kemp and
he late Mr.. Kemp, who was a promi-
1ent lawyer of Baltimore. The young
couple will reside at 43 Kiwassa road,
Paranac Lake. N. ". after July /.
annapolis this week, and among those
Who will be greatly missed are Capt.
md Mrs. c. Philip Snyder and their
Foung daughter, Miss Jane Snyder, who
vent to New York Wednesday and
'ailed via the Panama Canal for the
Vest Coast. Capt. and Mrs. Snyder
have given great many entertain
nents during Capt. Snyders duty as
fommandant Of midshipmen.
The wedding of Miss Margaret K.
ieis and Ensign Douglas j. McFarlane
II Wisconsin will take place Thursday
n the First English Lutheran Church
n Baltimore. Miss Gels is the daugh-
er OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hammond Gels
I Stamford road, Baltimore, and is a
member of this years graduating class
t Goucher College
Miss Katherine Linthicum, daughter
4 Mrs. Thomas Linthicum, will be mar
led to Ensign Merrill S. Holmes Of
Minneapolis Saturday in Annapolis.
The engagement of Miss Elizabeth
Gardiner TAFT to Ensign frederick w.
Wright has been announced by her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur TAFT Of
EonkerS, N. Y. No date has been set
or the wedding
Mrs. Catherine Strauss of Baltimore
1aS announced the engagement of her
laughter Rosalie and Ensign Harry
,arsen of st. Paul, MINI.
The wedding of Miss Dolores D. de
'ierrefeu. daughter of Mrs. Joseph Le-
and of Boston and the late Comte de
'ierrefeu of Savoy, France, to Ensign
Arthur N. Daniels of California will
axe place Thursday in Milton, Mass.
Capt. and Mrs. Henry C. Dinger and
heir children and Miss Katherine
Jack, sister Of Mrs. Dinger, left An
apolis this week. Capt. Dinger joined
Monday to Torresdale, Pa. Mrs. Dinger
nd her children and Miss Mack started
yesterday by motor for jamestown, r.
:, where they have cottage and. where
capt. Dinger will join them for week
ndS
Capt. and Mrs. William J. Giles gave
dinner this evening in their quarters
n the Reina Mercedes for Rear Ad-
niral and Mrs. Thomas C. Hart.
Imong the other guests were Capt. and
frs John H. Newton. Capt. and Mrs.
ohm B. kaufman and Comdr and Mrs.
Clyde Robinson.
Capt and Mrs. Douglas Howard have
rrived in Annapolis, and with their
wo young children are occupying an
partment on State Circle for this
month. Capt. and Mrs. Howard have
pent the last two months at Newport,
I.
Mrs. Carryl H. Bryan returned Thurs
ay to her apartment on Maryland ave-
ua from Norfolk, Va. where she was
he guest of her brother and sister-ln-
aw. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Boykin.
Commodore and Mrs. Edward Lloyd
Entertained at luncheon today in their
ome in the Brice House Wing in honor
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Thomas G.
Hart.
Mrs. Edward Lloyd was hostess at
luncheon Wednesday, June 8, Tor MRS.
Crossman Cooper. Mrs. James PIPER
nd the Misses WickeS of Baltimore.
commodore and Mrs. Lloyd will leave
hter for York Harbor, Me-, to spend
he remainder of the Summer.
Mrs. c. Columbus Baldwin and MIS-.
Richard Baldwin returned THURSDAY
o their home at Waterbury, after
notor trip to st. Louis, Mo-, where they
ere among the guests at the Steeoman-
baldwin wedding, which took place
donday. Mrs. A. G. Cooke OF water
ury and her sist:r-in-law and nieces,
hrs. Furlong Baldwin and the Misses
baldwin of Louisville, KY, were also
uests at the wedding.
Invitations were received here this
reek for the wedding Of Miss Mary
hamilton Baldwin, daughter of Mr.. and
4rs. Morgan H. Baldwin of Water
ury and Annapolis and Mr.. William P.
Hail, ir., of Baltimore. The wedding
ill take place Saturday afternoon, June
10. in the Franklin street Presbyterian
church in Baltimore, at 4:30 o'clock.
fr. and Mrs. Baldwin have home on
college avenue, Annapolis.
Capt. and Mrs. Henry Williams OF
Washington were guests last week OF
lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. John Holt, jr.,
Ia Market street. Ensign Williams, son
Capt. and Mrs. Williams, is a men,
er Of this years graduating class.
Comdr. Holt, jr.. has joined his ship,
he u. s. S, Salt Lake City. Mrs. Holt
nd their daughter, Miss Kitty Holt, are
isiting Comdr. and Mrs. James A. Lo-
an in their quarters on Upshur road.
frs. Hollis father, Mr.. William Whaley
4 Charleston, s. c., arrived in An.
apolis this week and will remain I'M
Il the departure of Mrs Holt and Miss
kitty Holt for jamestown, where they
Hill spend the Summer.
Mrs. Deringer, wife of Lieut.. Harry
h. Deringsr, spent last week as the
ruest of Lieut. and Mrs. James H.
'rach, jr., on King George street. Lieut..
berringer. who has been a patient at
he Naval Hospital. and Mrs. Deringer