Evening star., 1932-11-06

ANNAPOLIS, Mo, November s.
The foot ball game in Annapolis today
and an informal hop at Dahlgren Hall
attracted large crowd. The game,
which is With Columbia University OF
New York. is the first played on the
home grounds for two weeks.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Thomas
Hart gave one of their afternoon al
homes Wednesday, which was largely
attended.
prof. and Mrs William E. Olivet
entertained at a large reception tues
dav afternoon.
The visit here over the week end oil
the Duchess de Riche,ieu was the In
centive for MANY entertainments. The
duchess. formerly Miss Douglas Wise.
daughter of the late Capt. Fred May
Wise. U. S. N, and Mrs. Wise of
Berkeley Springs. w. Va. has many
friends in Annapolis. Capt. Wise sd
his family formerly lived in Annapolis.
The duchess was the guest OF Mrs
Mason Porter CuSachs in her home.
Ogle Hall Mr. Harold Spencer OF New
York also was Mrs Cusachs' guest over
Sunday.
Mrs. Rella Abel Armstrong gave a
dinner party Saturday evening at the
Annapolis Roads Club in honor OF the
Duchess de Richelicu The other guests
were Mrs. Archibald Hopkins of Wash
ington, MI Harold Spencer OF New
York Mrs Mason Porter Cusachs, MY
George Binglev Of st. Johns COLLEGE
and Mr. John Rogers, also OF 81. Jonn S
College.
The duchess is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins. in Washington.
Mrs Carryl H. Bryan gave lunch
con Sunday i'll homer of the Duchess
de Richelieu when her other guests
were Commodore and Mrs. Edward
Lloyd. Mr.. Peter Magruder and Mr..
Harold Spencer Of New York
Miss Anna Sill of Geneva N. Y. and
Mr.. John Wood. also of Geneva. have
been guests of Mrs c. Columbus Bald
win and Mrs A. G. Cooke at Spring
Hill, their home at Waterbury. Miss
Sill remained for the week, but MI
Wood left Sunday and spent the week
in washington. where he was the guest
of his brother and sister-inlaw, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Spencer S. Wood.
MI Wood is expected to visit Annapolis
again this week end.
Mrs. Cooke and Mrs Baldwin enter
tanned at luncheon Sunday in honor OF
Miss Sill and Mr. Wood when the COM
pany also Included Mrs Richard Bald
win, Miss Mollie George Of Baltimore,
Miss Roberta Hodgers and Mr.. Wood
Wdlu bdluN4ll, Nllb SpCIlulllS lA4N
Autumn at his country home. Bunker
Hill at Waterbury.
Mrs. Frederic Cotton gave dinner
party Saturday evening i'll honor OF
Miss Sill and Mr. Wood at her home,
San Rocco. at Waterbury.
State Senator and Mrs Ridgely P.
Melvin gave an oyster roast Friday eve
ming at Aberdeen. their home on South
River. Their guests were Mrs. d.
Claude Handy. Mrs. Atkins. wife of
Commander Lew NJ. Atkins &C. c., U.
S N. of Philadelphia; Miss Laura
Steele. DR. and Mrs. Edward Darling
ton Johnson. Nh. and Mrs. Sylvester
Labrot. Mrs Henderson. Mr.. and Mrs.
John N. Green. Mrs. William Labrot,
Mr. and Mrs Dorsey GaSsaWay. Mrs.
Hamilton Gale. Commander and Mrs.
John Bowers, Mrs w. Thomas Kemp,
Mrs Murray Phillips and Mr.. Coleman
Rogers.
Mrs. Coleman Rogers is spending
some time with her mother Mrs.
Samuel Bryan. at Ocean City, Md.
Monday after several days visit with
her son. Mr.. William Simpson, who is
a student at the University Of Virginia
at Charlottesville, Va. Miss Betty
South. daughter of Mrs. Hamilton
South Mr. Allen Anderson and Mr..
John Mason of st. Johns College
motored to Charlottesville with Mrs.
Simpson and returned with her Mon
day
Mr. and Mrs. G. Marshall Jones, jr.,
are spending some time at Atlanta. Ga,
where Mr.. Jones who is a member OF
the National Council of Administra-
tion of Foreign Wars of the Uniten
States. is attending a meeting of the
Southeastern States.
Miss Elizabeth TAFT. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James B. TAFT of Yonkers,
N. Y, was married Friday october %,