Evening star., 1932-10-30
Halloween Dinner Dance
IS Big Event at Annapolis
Many Washington Society People Attend Big
Costume Party at Annapolis
Roads Club.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. October 29.-The
largest event of the week was the Hal
loWeen dinner followed by dancing
given tonight at the Annapolis Roads
Club. 1t was a costume party and the
guests included many from Washington
and Baltimore as we'll as Annapolis.
The committee from Annapolis was
composed of Capt. Edward H. H. Old
(Medical Corps, U. S N; Comdr. Jesse
B. Oldendorf, U. S N Lieut.. Comdr.
Vincent H Godfrey, Lieut. Alfred j.
Bolton Mr. Richard Gott jr and Mr..
r. A. Sindall, jr: from Baltimore. DR..
Melville H. Carter. Mr. Harry Hopkins,
Mr.. Stanley Jones. Mr.. Fred Stietf Mr..
L. P. johnson and Dr. L. D. Samuel
from Washington. Mr. Waverly Tavior,
Mr.. John H. wilkins. Mr.. Kenneth Don
eldSon, Mr. J. Holmes Branson, jr., and
Mr.. Arthur P. Condor.
Mrs. Oman, wife of Capt. Charles NJ.
Oman, the latter head OF the Naval Hos
pital here, gave a lunch party Tuesday
in honor of Mrs. Macarthur, widow Of
Capt. Arthur Macarthur. U. S. N, and
siSter-inlaW of Gen. Douglas Macarthur.
Chief of Staff OF the Army. Other
guests were Mrs. Thomas c. Hart, Mrs.
Edward Lloyd, Mrs. Edward H, H. Old
and Mrs. c. Erskine Clement.
Mr.. Warrington Baldwin of St. Louis
was the guest this week OF his sister
and sister-in-law. Mrs. A. G. Cooke and
Mrs. c. Columbus Baldwin. at Spring
Hill. their home at Water bury, near
Annapolis
Mrs. Cooke and Mrs. Baldwin also
have as their guest this week Miss
Earle OF Baltimore, and Mr.. Dodge
Crockett, nephew of Mrs. Warrington
Baldwin. Mr. Crockett. who has been
in business in Boston. Will, in the fu-
ture, reside in St Louis
Announcement was reoAVed in An
napolis this week of tbs marriage of
Miss Ruth Mary Bake daughter of
Capt. Samuel Baker s3artermaster
Corps, U. S. A., and Mrs Baker, to
Lieut.. John w. Brad: u S A The
wedding took place Otober 10 at Cape
Elizabeth, Me. Lieut.. Brady is
graduate of ST. Mary's Parochial School
in this city and graduated in the class
OF 1881 from West Point. He is a son
of Mr.. and Mrs Walter j. Brady of
Annapolis
Those from Annapolis who were
present at the Mlller-Kennedv wedding
Saturday, October %, in Washington
were Capt. and Mrs Charles NJ. Oman.
Mrs. Carryl H. Bryan. Mrs Middleton
Semmes Gest. Mrs George J. Turner.
Mrs. Douglas Howard and Mrs Howard
Morton.
Mrs. John Marshall Bowyer, who is
spending the Winter with her son-in-
law and daughter. Capt. and Mrs Doug
las Howard on Acton place, entertained
informally at bridge Monday after
noon.
Miss Anna Douglas Walk. daughter of
Nlr. and Mrs. Charles de P Walk. will
be presented at the bachelors cotillion
IN Baltimore Saturday evening, Deem
Der 3. Miss Walk will also be much en-
tertained in Annapolis Her mother
formerly was Miss Elizabeth Handy of
Annapolis Mr.. and Mrs. Walk lived
Tor number of years in Baltimore
While Miss Walk attended Bryn Mawr
School
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cohen of Phila-
delphia were guests for a few days this
week Of Mrs. COINS brother and sister
1n-laW. COmdr. and Mrs Thomas E.
Van Metre
Mrs. Mason Porter Cusachs, who re-
Gently returned TO Annapolis and will
spend the Winter at OgIe Hall, spent
this week in Baltimore with her brother
m-laW and sister Mr.. and Mrs Carroll
Van Ness
Lieut. Henry P Sampson. who re-
SCiItIN dI4INtu III f1IlIld pU4lS, HAS Idkell
the house at Wardour formerly occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Owen OWings. who are
spending the Winter at Virginia Beach.
Lieut. Sampson has as his guest his
aunt, Mrs. Porter who will spend the
Winter in Annapolis.
Lieut.. Henry c. Daniel, who is on
duty at the Postgraduate School, and
his mother. Mrs Daniel of Charleston,
S. c., are living at Wardour in the house
formerly occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon Valiant, who are living in Bal
timore
Miss Kitty del Vale. daughter of Mai.
Pedro A. del Vale. U. S. NJ c. and Mrs.
del Vale of Quantico. Va was the guest
this week Of her uncle, Mr. Frank
Marchand
Lieut. and Mrs. David Claude and
Mrs. George Cobb Of Baltimore spent
the week end With Lieut. Claudes and
Mrs. CObb'S parents, DR.. and Mrs Cor
don Claude
Capt. and Mrs Ralston Holmes held
their second reception Wednesday in the
commandments quarters at the Naval
Academy. Hereafter during the Win
ter months Capt. and Mrs. Holmes will
be at home" every third Wednesday.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Thomas C.
Hart gave a dinner party Monday eve
ming In the superintendent quarters at
the Naval Academy in honor of the
Committee of the National Cathedral at
Washington, which includes. in addition
TO Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Simpson, widow of