Evening star., 1932-10-09

k4cS. Hart Will be at nome tne LrSC
Wednesday OF each month until Lent.
They also will receive informally, as was
their custom during last season. Sunday
afternoons, when their daughter, Miss
Isabella Hart, will be with them. The
reception this week was largely attend
ed and the officers and their families
who have come to Annapolis during the
Summer months were present, as were
Large contingent of professors and
civilian friends of Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Hart. Dancing was enjoyed by
the midshipmen and a number OF girls
Of the younger set.
Mrs. Charles Spear and her children
Of Memphis, Tenn, and Mrs. Spears
older son, Mr.. Dodge Crockett, were
9Inssts u Mrs. A. c. Cooke this week at
bsF home. Spring HILL at Waterbury,
near Annapolis. Mr.. Crockett, who re-
sides in Boston, where he is in business,
is en- route to New York this week end.
Mrs. Spear and the younger children,
who spent the Summer in Massachu-
sets, motored to Memphis after their
visit to Mrs. Cooke.
Mrs Richard Baldwin entertained a
small company at dinner in her home
at Waterbury Tuesday evening"
The opening of the foot ball season
Saturday brought many visitors to An
napolis. After the game Saturday. Mr..
Allen Blow Cook gave tea for about
so guests ip his apartment at No. S
Maryland avenue. where he recently
moved from the Brice House on East
street.
Mrs Beau, widow of Comdr. Grafton
Beall, and her young son. Grafton
Bean, jr., after being the guests of Mrs.
George w. Simpson in her apartment,
on State circle, spent this week with
1~1, L.
washington and left yesterday for Au-
gusta, Ga, where they will spend the
Winter
Mr.. Edward Lloyd of New York was
the guest for few days this week Of
his parents. Commodore and Mrs. Ed
ward Lloyd.
The family of the late Vice Admiral
Joel r. P. Pringle occupied Ogle Hall
while in Annapolis. They were accom-
panied to Annapolis by Mrs. Pringle's
son-in-law and daughter Lieut. Comdr
and Mrs. John R. Kane; Mr. and Mrs
Charles Bookwalter and their son, Mr..
Charles Bookwalter. jr., and Miss Cor
della Bookwalter Of New York. While
in Annapolis Mr. and Mrs. Bookwalter
and their family were guests of their
cousin, Miss Bonnie Todd
Mrs. Mason Porter Cusachs will re-
turn to Annapolis this week end after
spending the Summer at Newport and
on Long Island and will occupy her
home. Ogle Hall. Mrs c. Erskine
Clement and her two daughters. Miss
Blanca Clement and Miss Catherine
Clement, have moved to the residence
of Comdr. and Mrs. Heister Hoogewerff
on Gloucester street. Comdr and Mrs
Hoogewerff are now in Honolulu, where
they will be joined shortly by Comdr
Hnnoauarff'c re ,iro1 M
Mrs. John Hoogewerff. who will sail
this month via the Panama Canal, after
spending the Summer in their cottage
at Blue Ridge Summit Pa
Comdr. and Mrs James r. Barry
and Lieut.. and Mrs. Sydney Bunting,
who formerly resided here and now are
living in Washington, spent the week
end at the Annapolis Roads Club.
The largest Of the early Fall parties
given at the Annapolis Roads Club
took place Saturday evening with over
300 guests present. The guests were
invited to come in costumes which were
gay and original
Capt and Mrs. Franklin D. Karns
gave tea Saturday afternoon follow
ing the foot ball game for about $50
guests in honor of their son and
daughter-in-law. Lieut.. and Mrs Frank
lin D. Karns, jr.. who recently have come
to Annapolis from California. Lieut..
Karns is at the Postgraduate School,
The tea was followed by buffet sup
per. to which additional guests were
asked. After the supper the guests
went to the Annapolis Roads Club for
dancing. In the afternoon Capt. and
Mrs. Karns were assisted in receiy-
ing by Lieut. and Mrs. Karns Mrs.
Bootes, wife of Col. James Bootes. and
rrifn nf lr n -
Slayton, presided in the dining room,
assisted by Miss Anna Katherine
Bootes and Miss Nan Farrell.
Mr.. Mason Terry returned to An
napolis Monday after a short motor
trip with his cousins, Mrs Mason Por-
ter Cusachs of Annapolis and Mrs.
Carroll Van Ness of the Green Spring
Valley.
Mrs Kincaid, wife of Lieut.. Earle H.
kincaid, arrived in Annapolis this week
and joined Lieut.. Kincajd in their home
on Southgate avenue. Mrs. Kincaid
spent few days last week with Mrs.
Samuel Willetts at her home. Nox Beck
Farms. at Warrenton. Va, and in
Washington with her father, Mr.. Ar
thr Morris of New York
Mrs. Fernandez, wife of Prof Arturo
Fernandez, has returned to Annapolis
after a motor trip to Bethlehem, Pa.
where she was the guest Of Mrs. Paul
Kleinhaus
The first dance of the season will be
held tonight in Dahlgren Hall and will
include the first, second and third
classes of midshipmen and their
friends. This, with the foot ball game
played against Washington and Lee
of Lexington, Va. will make a crowded
week end and bring many visitors to
Annapolis
The first meeting of the Fall season
of the Naval Academy Women's Club
was held in Carvel Hall Monday after
noon when short program Of music
was given. Mrs. O'Rear. wife of Lieut.
George ORear, sang. and Mrs. Green
lee, wife of Lieut. David A. Greenlee.
Violinist. played several solos. accom-
panied by Mrs. Mabel Coye at the piano
After the musicale tea was served By
Mrs. Bootes, wife of Col James T.
Bootes, U. S. M. c.; Mrs. Penn, wife of
Comdr Albert Penn. and Mrs. Karns,
wife of Capt. Franklin D. Karns.
Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Phillip w. H.
Weems, who occupied their home OH
Southgate avenue this Summer. have
left for California. where Lieut.. Comdr.
Weems will command the u. S. S.
Hopkins. While in California Mrs.
Weems will live at Coronado Beach.
Among the officers recently ordered
to the Naval Academy is Lieut.. Comdr
William p o. Clark. Mrs. Clark and
their children have been living in An
napolis with Mrs. Clark's mother. Mrs.
Samuel Bryan at Weems Creek during
Lieut.. Comdr. Clark's sea duty on the
U. S. S. Arkansas
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Marshall Jones OF
Sunset Farms near Annapolis have
completed visit of two months to the
Pacific Coast, making the trip east
through the Panama Canal. Mrs. James
A. Van Zant of Washington and Mr..
and Mrs Jones are spending this week
on a motor trip to Lynchburg, Va.
Prof. and Mrs. John S. Kiefer, the
former on the staff of st. Johns Col
lege. have opened their apartment on