Evening star., 1932-08-28

ANNAPOLIS, Md, August 27.-The
midshipnens hop Monday night was
an event of outstanding interest to the
younger set of Annapolis and to
many visiting girls from Washington
and Baltimore, as it preceded the de-
parture, on annual leave of the mid
shipmen of the second class, who have
been at the Naval Academy all Sum-
mer for a special course in aviation.
The dance was the largest of the
Summer series of second class hops.
The guests were received by Mrs. King.
wife of Comdr Thomas Starr King, and
Midshipman Charles Walter Brewer.
Capt. and Mrs. Earl R. Shipp Of
Washington entertained a party Sat-
urday evening, August 90, at the Army
and Navy Country Club, in that CITY,
in honor of Lieut.. Comdr: and MRS.
Philip Van Horn Weems OF Annapolis
and their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hart of Pittsburgh.
Miss Blanca Clement, daughter OF
Mrs Clarence Erskine Clement Of Ogle
Hall, and her guest. Miss Mary Webb
Spencer of Washington. went Tuesday
to Gloucester, Va, where they are
spending a month with DR.. and Mrs.
Blair Spencer, parents of Miss Spencer.
Mrs. Owens. wife of Maj. Arthur B.
Owens. entertained Wednesday at
luncheon at the Hill, her country
place at Greenock. in honor of Mrs
Karns, wife of Lieut.. Franklin d.
Karns. jr. There were 16 guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Van SERVER Of
Philadelphia spent this week here on
their yacht. Utopia, anchored at An
napolis Roads.
Comdr. and Mrs Albert NJ. Penn are
at Cape May, N. j.. over Sunday, hav-
ing motored there to bring home their
daughters, Miss Helen Penn and Miss
Emily Penn. who have been visiting
Miss Anne Mccoy of Wilmington, Del,
at Cape May since Tuesday. :,
Prof Fred I. Myers has resigned
from the Naval Academy department
of English and history, and has &C
cepted a position in the English de-
partment of Notre Dame University. He
and Mrs. Myers will leave Annapolis
September 10 to make their home in
South Bend. Ind.
Capt George S. Bryan. who sue
ceeded Capt. William j. Giles as OIL
ficer in charge of the station ship.
Reina Mercedes, at the Naval Acao-
emv. and Mrs. Bryan have as thelr
guest Mrs. Bryan's mother, Mrs. LIT
tell, widow of Gen. I. w. Littell, U. >. A.,
1Or WnOm nuInpeI "a POI 'ANS
MTs Smith. wife of Comdr w W.
Smith. was hostess yesterday at
luncheon for Mrs. Litteu.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Neville Mcdowell and
the formers brother, Mr. King NC
DoweI. left the first of the week Tor
Charleston, S. c., to spend a month.
Mrs F. w. Bartlett, Miss Marjorie
Bartlett, Comdr. Owen Bartlett and
Lieut.. Bradford Bartlett came here from
Boston for the funeral CT Commodore
r. w. Bartlett, which took place IueS-
day in the Naval Academy Chapel.
They were guests Of Capt. and MRS.
Franklin D. Karns and LETT WEDNESDAY
for Southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Dorsey Gassaway
have closed their bungalow on the
Severn River and returned to their home
in ANNAPOLIS. Mrs. John L. Chew spent
two weeks with them during their stay
on the river.
Miss Eunice Irvine. daughter of Comdr.
William L. Irvine. Medical Corps. U. ..
N. and Mrs. Irvine, had as her guest
this week Miss Geraldine Hill OF WaSh-
ington. Miss Irvine and Miss Hill were
classmates last year at the Georgetown
Visitation Convent in Washington.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Franklin D. karns, lr.,
gave a dinner party this evening for
their week end guests, Lieut.. Comdr
and Mrs. John Dale Price OF Washing
ton and Lieut.. Malcolm Sylvester, who
also is on duty in that city.
Cant. John w. Wilcox, jr.. director
of athletics at the Naval Academy, has
left for Saluda, in the mountains OF
North Carolina. to join Mrs. wilcox,
who is passing the Summer there.
Mrs w. Thomas Kemp entertained
at luncheon yesterday fer Mrs. Iyndel,
wife of Rev. DR.. Charles N. Tyndeil,
rector of Trinity Church at Fort Wayne,
Ind. This was one of a series OF in
formal bridge luncheons which Mrs.
Kemp is giving this season.
DR. and Mrs. Tyndell are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Robert L. Burweu. brother-ln-
e law and sister CT Mrs. Tyndell, at the
Peggy Stewart Inn here.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Morgan have
leased their house at Wardour to Lieut..
Comdr and Mrs. w. Hatch and gone
to Cape May for the remainder of the
season.
Miss Elizabeth Dorsey spent this week
in Locust Gap, Pa, with Miss Hannah
Churchill, her classmate at st. Joseph S
College, Emmitsburg, Md
Mrs. r. H. RYAN has returned from
New York and is spending some time
here. Mrs. Ryan's daughter, Mrs. Giles
wife of Capt William j. Giles, is now
in California.
Mrs. Emma K Merrick arrived Wed
nesday from HenderScnvllle, N. q.
where she has been since early Sum
mer, and is the guest of her son and
daughter-in-l Prof. and Mrs. Rod
erick S. Merrick.
Mrs. Robert w. Cabaniss and hel
four children are visiting the parents
of Mrs. Cabaniss' husband, the late