Evening star., 1931-12-06

ANNAPOLIS, Mo, December 5.--Th,
reception wednesday given by Rear Ad
miral and Mrs Thomas G. Hart wa!
the leading event socially in Annapoli
this week. An orchestra played fol
dancing, and the younger set Of girl
and midshipmen were present, as vel
as the Older members of. Navy circle;
and Annapolitsns
Lieut.. Junior Grade Edward B
Harp, Chaplain Corps, has arrived IN
Annapolis and will be the assistant t
Condr Frank H. Lash, who is chaplain
for the Naval Academy Chapel Lieut.
Harp will reside at the Officers Club
Lieut. Harp is from HagerstoWn
Leut and Mrs Emerson G. Hanger
are motoring across the continent tt
California, where Lieut.. Hangen Chap
lain Corps will join the u. S. S. Texas
Lieut.. Hargen ana Mrs. Hangen will
be greatly missed in Annapolis, where
Lieut. Hangen formerly was assistant
chaplain at the Naval Academy.
Mrs. R. c. Slaughter of Orange, Va
IS the house guest Of Mr. w Meade
H0Iladay and his sister, Miss Lucy Hcl-
laday
Lieut. Donald Giles spent several days
this week in New York, where he went
to meet his mother, who has spent some
time in England
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hemphill of New
York, and Mr. ana Mrs. Richard Fox
of philadelphia, left Monday after a
wish TO Lieut.. Comdr and Mrs Vincent
Gocfrey, in their home on Southgate
avenue Saturday evening, Lieut..
COfndr. and Mrs. Godfrey gave a din
ner party for their guests, afterward
going to the Annapolis Roads Club for
dancing.
Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Herbert K.
Fem spent this week at Carvel Hall.
Copdr. Fem is in command of the
destroyer Tarbell, now at the MAJ al
Academy.
Miss Cary Burwel, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert BuTwen, had as her
guess at the Peggy Stewart Inn. Miss
Beverly Hill Of Philadelphia daughter
of lieut Comdr and Mrs. John Levoy
Hih, ami Miss Mary Whiple Of Roch-
ester, N Y, a classmate of Miss Bur
web at Sweet Briar College Va. Miss
Burwell and Miss Whipple returned
Monday to Sweet Briar.
Lieut.. COmdr. and Mrs. John LeVoy
Hin, the former recently at the Naval
Academy, joined their daughter, Miss
Beverly Hill, at the Peggy Stewart Inn
anp with her mOtored to Philadelphia
Sunday, where Lieut.. Comdr. Hill is
now on duty.
Miss Alice Gade of Paris, daughter
Of sthe former Norwegian Minister TO
Brazil. has been the guest of Comdr
and Mrs, Augustin T. Beauregard in
Their residence on Porter road. Miss
NTyell Mnnford of Washington alse
has been the guest of her brother in
Law and sister, Comdr. and Mrs. Beaure-
gard, having gone there with Miss Gade
wllo was the guest Of Miss Munford in
Washington.
Mrs. Charles Lyon of Howard
Connty, was the guest this week of her
sister. Mrs. c. Nelson Dugan, at the
Ridout House, Mrs. Dugans home on
Gloucester street.
Miss Betty Greenlee, a student at
Georgetown Convent, has been visiting
her parents, Capt. and Mrs. Halford r.
Greenlee. Thanksgiving afternoon Miss
Greenlee and her brother, Midsh ipnan
Archibald w. Greenlee, of the first class
gave an informal dance in their home
Mrs. Prentiss Bassett and her daugh-
ter, Miss Arabella Bassett, who have
spent some time in ST. Louis, where
they were guests Of Mrs. Charles Tomp-
kins, have arrived in Annapolis and
later Will take an apartment here.
Their house on Randall place is now
occupied by Capt. Greenlee and family.
Mrs. Richard Baldwin who spent the
past month in st. Louis, where she was
the guest Of her brother -in-law and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs Warrington
Baldwin, and of another sister in law,
Mrs. Furlong Baldwin in Louisville,
Ky, has arrived at her home at Water
bury.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Columbus Baldwin
of New York, whose marriage took
place in october in St. Louis, have
completed their wedding trip abroad
and are the guests this week end of
Mr.. Baldwin's mother, Mrs. c. Colum-
bus Baldwin, and aunt, Mrs. A. G.
Cooke, in their home, Spring Hill" at
Waterbury. near Annapolis.