Evening star., 1932-08-14

ANNAPOLIS, Md, August 13.-For
those members of Annapolis society
who sojourn in town these warm Mid
Summer days informality is the key
note of entertaining and the beach
at Annapolis Roads continues to be a
favorite gathering place. One OF the
outstanding events took place IaSt
Elkridge Country Club golf team played
the members of the Navy team. Lunch
con was served in the golf club house
preceding the playing OF the match
during the afternoon.
Mrs. Smith. wife of Col. Holland
Smith, u S. M. c., was recently the
guest of Mrs. Hilliard, widow of Comdr
Robert r. Hilliard. at her home In
Shaw street. Col. Smith is at present
attached to the q. S. S. California. =.
Capt. and Mrs. V. H. Warren and
u. S. A., motored here from Fort Mon
roe last week, and after brief visit
to Condr. and Mrs. Patterson, at their
quarters on Upshur road, left for New
York Mrs. Warren Is a sister OF Mrs.
Patterson.
On Sunday, afternoon Miss Eunice
Wilson, daughter of Capt and Mrs
Russell Wilson, entertained at tea. at
her pstents' home, 5 Porter road. Her
guests IlClOQeO SIS Ol IIlS yOui1Sc1
set and midshipmen.
Con1or and Mrs. Taylor Smith have
re 'lrned to Annapolis after an absence
of two wears and are living at Porter
rosi. Corndr. Smith has been assigned
to duty as head of the department OF
electrical engineering and physics, sue
ceeding Condr Barleon. Comdr. and
Mrs. Smith have one daughter. Miss
Lucy Smith. Before coming to Annap-
oils they visited Mrs. Smiths brother.
Judge Gordon Wallace, at FTedericks-
burg, Va.
on Tuesday afternoon the Four
Rivers Garden Club met at the home of
Miss Lillian Worthington and Mrs.
Hamilton Polk, near Arth, with Miss
Worthington and Mrs. Brtce Worth
ington as joint hostesses.
Prof. and Mrs Walter B. Norris and
their daughter Elizabeth, and their
niece. Mary Hammond, have recently
left Annapolis for New England, where
they plan to pass the month OF August
On Friday a bridge tournament for
the benefit of the Anne Arundel Chap
ter Of the American Revolution was held
at the Summer home of DR.. and Mrs.
j. w. Lord at Indian Landing, near
Waterbury
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Ridgely
Melvin entertained at bridge luncheon
at her home, Aberdeen, on the South
River
Mrs. Thomas w. Iglehart has recently
returned from Dahlgren, Va, where she
visited her son-in-law and daughter,
Iieut. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Noble.
Miss Annie Clayton entertained at
bridge party Tuesday afternoon at her
Summer hcrne near Harwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Dorsey Gassaway are
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cottage, Dor-El-Mar. on the Severn
River. This week they have had as
their house guests Mrs John L. Chew,
Miss Agnes Walton and Mrs. Nicholas
H. Green. Next week Mr.. and Mrs.
Gassaway will have as their guests Mrs.
Daniel NJ Garrison.
Mai. F. H. Delano and his mother.
Mrs. Francis Delano, are spending this
week end at Blue Ridge Summit as the
guests Of Admiral and Mrs. John A.
Hocgewerff. Admiral and Mrs. Hooge
werff, who spend their Winters at Carvel
Hall, have been occupying their cottage
at Blue Ridge Summit since the early
Summer
Mrs. Charles soule. wife of Capt.
Soule, will leave the first of the week
for jamestown, R. L, where she will
OCCUPY her Summer home for the month
of August Her son, Charles Soule, jr.,
who has been at camp in Maine for
six weeks, viii join his mother in James
town August IS. Capt. Soule, who is on
duty in washington, plans also to join
his family in jamestown for two weeks.
Capt Charles M. Oman, Medical
Corps, U. s. N, and Mrs. Oman enter
tanned Sunday at luncheon for 18 guests.
In the company were Capt. and Mrs.
William S. McClintic and Comdr. and
Mrs. Timothy j. Keleher.
Miss Charlotte Nelson Dugan returned