Evening star., 1932-08-07

ANNAPOLIS. Md, August 6.-The
Midsummer season finds many new ar
rivals among the naval contingent and
many are leaving for different stations.
Lieut.. Olin Scoggins, who has Just
completed a tour of duty here, has left
for New London, Conn, accompanied by
Mrs. ScogginS.
Among the recent arrivals are Lieut..
and Mrs. Clarence c. Ray and Lieut..
and Mrs. John w. Steele, both of whom
have taken houses at Round Bay.
Lieut.. Edmund W. Whitehead has
Just returned from the recent cruise Of
the Wyoming and is staying at Miss
Munfords home on Prince George
Lieut.. Thomas C. Ritchie has just
completed tour of duty here and on
Monday left on the Wyoming to make
the second midshipmens Summer
cruise During his absence Mrs.
Ritchie will visit her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Sherwood LIE FeTe in GlenS Falls,
N Y.
Mrs. William Dawson, after spending
some time at Miss Mary Magruder's
home on Hanover street, left MONDAY
for Ocean City, Md, where she VIII
spend a month
Mrs. Graham, having spent some
time at Carvel Hall. is at present IN
jamestown, R. l., where she Will Speno
q month. It'll
Mrs. Ray Spear and her three chill
dren arrived Monday to JOIN Capt.
Spear, who has been ordered mere lol
duty. They will accupy quarters on
Porter road
cant and Mrs w Taylor Smith also
arrived this week and will occupy quar-
ters on Porter road.
Miss Grace Hilliard. daughter OF Mrs.
r 3. Hilliard, entertained at brldge
partv at her mothers home on SHAW
street Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Nicholas H. Green entertanea
at a bridge luncheon Wednesday al her
home on Charles street.
Saturday evening the third OF series
of Summer hops for members of the
second class was given at the Naval
Academy. The guests were received by
Mrs DOYLE, wife of Lieut.. Austin K.
Doyle and Midshipman Melvin Whit
aker of the second class. There were
number of out-of-town guests here 1or
the occasion. H..
norted for duty as head OF the Depart
ment of Navigation. and he and his
family will occupy the house at Por-
Can't. and Mrs Wilson before coming
here were living at Coronado, Cam.
They have two daughters, Miss Eunica
Wilson, q student at Mount Holyoke
College. and Miss Mary Wilson, who
attends Miss Emma Willard's school in
Troy, N. Y, and a son, Russell Will
son.
Sadler, head of the Naval Postgraduate
school is visiting her parents in New
port. where she will remain for several
weeks.
Condr. John B. Pollard IN c.. U.
s. N, and Mrs. Pollard arrived on Mon
day from Short Hills, N. J., where they
have been visiting relatives since their
return from Haiti While here they
will be the guests of Lieut.. Comdr. and
Mrs Robert D. Kirkpatrick, at 30
Bowyer road. Naval Academy.
A great many parties will be given
Comdr and Mrs. Pollard during their
visit here. Comdr and Mrs. Valentine
entertained for them at dinner Tuesday
evening
on the Wyoming Monday. after spend
ing q week here with his family at their
home on King George street.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Claude have
leased their home at Annapolis Roads
to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Price Wright Of
Washington and plan to leave about
the end of August for Honolulu. where
they will visit their son-in-law and
daughter, DR.. and Mrs. Mermod.
Mrs Homer Wise, who has, since the
early Summer, been at her Summer
home, at Dodson, on West River, left
this week to spend the month of Au-
gust travelling in the North.
Mrs. Daniel M. Garrison and her son,
Mr. Mershon Garrison. are visiting Mrs.
Garrison's daughter. Mrs. Good, wife Of
Lieut. George F. Good, U. S. M. c., at
Quantico, Va.
Mr. Warrington Baldwin, who spent
q week with his sister Mrs. A. G. Cooke,
at her home, Spring Hill, Waterbury,
left Monday for St. Louis. Miss
Rocenna Baldwin has also been a guest
at Spring Hill and left Wednesday to
join her mother in Asheville, N. C.
The Rev. Dr. Edward Darlington
johnson, rector of St. Anne's Parish;
Mrs. johnson and their daughter, Miss