Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-25
Many at Annapolis Go
To- Princeton for Game
Members of British Masonic Delegation and
- Lord and Lady CORVALLIS Are
DISTINGUISHED Visitors.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, october "a
This week end at Annapolis witnessed
many departures for Princeton, n. j.,
where the Navy played foot ball against
Princeton. and the followers Of st.
Johns College we're in Baltimore for
the annual game against their old rival,
Johns Hopkins University.
Two interesting events OF the week
were the arrival Of til British Masonic
delegation which came to visit the
Naval Academy, Monday afternoon,
and the visit Of Lord and Lady Corn
wallis to the superintendent Of the
Naval Academy. Rear Admiral Thomas
c. Hart, and Mrs. Hart, Rear Admiral
and Mrs, Hart entertained at tea for
their guests Monday afternoon in the
superintendent quarters.
Mrs. G. Erkstine Clement, who re-
Gently has moved to Annapolis, and is
occupying Mrs. Mason Porter Cusachs,
house. Ogle Hall. entertained at lunch
con Sunday. Among the guests were
Commodore and Mrs. Edward Lloyd
and Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. j. Harrison
Calhoun.
ar. Henry Boykin of Norfolk. Va.
was the guest Of his sister, Mrs Carry
II. Bryan, in her apartment at 254 King
George street, this week. Sunday Mrs.
Bryan entertained at luncheon in
honor OF Mr.. Boykin and another
brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
> Thomas Wentworth Bcykin Of the
Screen Spring Valley.
Mrs. Charles c. Soule had as her
guests over the week end Lieut. Comdr.
and Mrs Thomas M Shock of Wash
ington. Mrs. Soule entertained at din
ner Saturday evening in their honor.
Lieut.. CoTndr. and Mrs. Scott Umsted.
whose marriage took place recently, are
occupying house on Gloucester street.
Saturday afternoon Lieut.. Comdr. and
Mrs. Umsted gave q tea after the foot
ball game for a number OF friends from
out of town who were here for the
game.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Thomas c.
Hart gave the second Of their october
at homes" Wednesday Of this week in
the superintendent's quarters in the
Naval Academy. p
Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Myron w.
Hutchinson, who are occupying the resi-
dence on Prince George street OF Comdr.
Joseph Malcomson. M. c., gave a sup
per party Saturday evening in honor
Of Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Scott
Umsted.
Capt. and Mrs. william F. Halsey
are at Carvel Hall Capt. Halsey will
spend short time here before leaving
for Charleston, s. c., but Mrs. Ealsey
will remain for about two weeks before
going to Charleston. where she will
spend the early Winter.
Mr.. Allen b. Cook Of the English
and history department of the Naval
Academy who occupies an apartment
in the Brice House, has had as his
guests Kla sister and brother, Miss
Clarice Cook and Mr.. Freeman Cook
OF Norfolk, Va. Saturday afternoon
Mr.. Cook entertained at tea in honor
of his guests
Miss Elizabeth Gordon, who is spend
ing the Winter with her brother DR..
Douglas Huntley Gordon, spent a few
days this week in Yorktown, Va.
Capt. and Mrs. John B. Kaufman
and Mrs, billiard, widow of Comdr.
Robert Hilliard, entertained at a supper
party Saturday evening in Mrs.
billiards house on Shaw street, in
honor Of Mrs. Albert Rockwell of
Warren, Pa.
Mrs. Mason Porter Cusachs is the
guest OF Mrs. John Pitcher In her home
at Wardour before going to New York
for the Winter
Miss Marguerite Cusachs is visiting
Mrs. George W. sim. ,son in her apart
ment on State Circle Miss Cusachs
accompanied her aunt, Mrs. Carroll Van
Ness Of the Green Spring Valley, to
yorktown for the first of the week.
Mrs. Albert Rockwell Of Warren. Pa,
Is the guest of her auntS, Mrs. Charles
Doyen and Mrs. Joseph Valiant, in their
home at Wardonr.
Miss Mollie fkilligan has closed her
country home at Blue Ridge Summit
for the season and Is with Miss Ellen
Buchanan Meiere in her home on
Calvert street in Baltimore. where she
will stay until returning to Annapolis
for the Winter
Lieut. and Mrs. Ferguson Bryan are
among the recent arrivals in Annapolis,
Lieut.. Bryan having been ordered here
Tor duty in the department of ordnance
and gunnery at the Naval Academy
Before coming to Annapolis, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Bryan and their daughter were
the guests Of Mrs. Bryan's parents, Mai.
ana Mrs. Charles Elliott Cabell. in their
nome in Alexandria, Va. Lieut.. Bryan
and his family have recently returned
from the Orient.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warrington Baldwin
OF St Louis this week are entertaining
number Of guests from Waterbury
and Annapolis in honor Of their nephew,
Mr.. c. Columbus Baldwin Of Waterbury
and Annapolis. and Miss Katherine Nc
Cluney of ST. Louis, whose wedding
took place Monday. Also among Mr..
and Mrs. Warrington Baldwins house
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