Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-30

ANNAPOLIS, Md, August 29.--On
Monday evening the naidshipmen Of the
second class gave their farewell hop be-
fore leaving Annapolis Tuesday for
their months leave, which most OF
them will spend at their homes in va
rious parts of the country.
The second class has remained IN
Annapolis all Summer for special
course in aviation, while the first and
third classes were abroad on the an
r1uai practice cruise, and their presence
here has added much to the gaysty dur
ing the Summer season among the
younger set, as every week there have
been numerous parties given In their
honor. At the hop Monday evening
Mrs. Folk. wife Of Lieut.. Winston P
Folk, received with member Of the
second class.
The U. S. S. Arkansas and U. S. S.
Wyoming arrived in port Wednesday,
bringing the midshipmen Of the first
and second classes after completing
their annual cruise. After disembark-
ing they Immediately left for their
months leave, which means that for
the younger set Of Annapolis things will
be quiet socially for the following weeks.
Miss Margaret Woodwork and Miss
Irene Barnes, after being the guests Of
Miss Bliss Schuman, daughter of
Capt. and Mrs Roland Schuman,
left for their homes in Concord,
n. j.. Tuesday morning. They were
accompanied by MidShlpman Barnes.
borther Of Miss Irene Barnes, who
returned to his home To spend his
leave. On Sunday Miss Bliss Schuman
entertained at a buffet luncheon at her
parents home On Rodgers road IN
honor of her house guests.
Prof. and Mrs, Henry NJ Robert, jr.,
returned recently from New York,
where Prof Robert conducted a course
in parliamentary law during the Sum
mer School session Of Columbia Univer-
Sity and are again occupying their
home on Southgats avenue. Before re-
turning to Annapolis they visited in
Asbury Park, N. j. Their son, Henry
NJ. Robert. Sd, returned Friday from a
camp in Berkshire Hills, Conn, where
he has spent the Summer.
Mrs. James S. Bowdoin and Miss
Elizabeth Mott of EoTmanroyd at st.
Margarets have returned from q
months visit in Somers, Mont
MRS. W1nterode, wife OF DR.. Robert
P. Winterode and Miss Mary Louise
Winterode and Miss Peggy Winterode
have returned to their home at Crowns
vile after spending two weeks at Ocean
City, Md
Lieut.. Comdr. Lynde .. Mccormick,
aide TO Rear Admiral TlcAas c. Hart,
superintendent Of the Naval Academy,
and Mrs. Mccormick returned to An
nap7lis Monday after being the guest
for two weeks Of Lisut. Comdr. Nc
Co-1niclk's father, Recr Admiral A. M.
=. Mccormick, at his home in Berry
vile, Va.
On Monday Mrs. Atserbury returned
70 her home. Maidstone Farm, az st.
MaTgaret's after spending two weeks in
Gloucester, Mass.
Prof. James N. Galloway of the de-
partment of mathematics at the Naval
Academy. after spending the Summer
abroad wieh the midshipmen's practice,
is at his home on PRINCE George street
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Smith, Sd, have
returned 70 their home on Southgata
fTerue after spending t-go months mo-
dcrilg II Czi-1Ga.
Capt and Mrs. Charles Soule left
Friday for Jamestown, n. l. Capt
Scule will return the following week
and Mrs. Soale viii remain at their
Summer home IN Jamestown until
after Lab5r day. when she viii return
To Annapolis, accompanied by her son,
Charles Soule, Ir. who has been in
Jamestown since early Summer
Ccndr. w. R. Carter, after spending
the week end with his family al their
heme On Maryland avenue, left Mon
Gay for Philadelphia to join his ship,
u S. s. Nckonis.
Mrs. Chalmers Unsted has recently
arrived at CarVel Hall from New Hamp-
shire
Miss Louise Giles daughter Of Capt
and Mrs. William Giles OF the Reina
Mercedes. viii spend this week end in
Baltimore as the gnest Ct Miss Nancy
Carroll This evening Miss Giles will
attend the party given BY lIr. and Mrs
Lionel Alvin for MIS- Louise Brooks.