Evening star., 1932-10-30

Rear Admiral Edward Simpson of Bal
t.more, and Mrs. Edward Johnson, wife
of DR.. Edward Darlington johnson OF
St. Annes Church, Annapolis. After
dinner the party attended the illus
trated lecture given in st. Anne's Parish
House by Canon Gummere and Illus
trated with lantern slides which showed
how the work of the Cathedral has pro-
gressed.
Assisting Mrs. Hart at her reception
wednesday afternoon were Mrs. Russell
Wilson. Mrs. Frank H. Sadler, Mrs.
Charles NJ Oman, Mrs. Thomas E. Van
Metre. Mrs. Harry A. Badt and Mrs.
Charles Cecil.
Prof. George A. Bingley gave small
! tea yesterday afternoon at his apart
ment in the Brice House.
/ Mrs. st. George Barber ret: rned to
her home in Anne Arundel County the
middle of the week after visit OF 10
days with Mrs. A. w. Law at Try
on, N. c.
Comdr and Mrs Thomas A. M.
Craven were guests for few days this
week of Comdr. Craven's uncle and
aunt, Comdr. and Mrs. Theodore john
son, at the Peggy Stewart Inn, where
Comdr. and Mrs. johnson are spending
the Winter. Comdr. and Mrs. Johnson
dlSO lldu dS tlltll SuSSlS lllSH oOil anu
daughter-in Law, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
core johnson. jr. of Paterson. N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Young. whose
marriage took place las; week at the
Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore. are
spending this week in Atlantic City.
On their return to Annapolis they will
resiGe at 597 West stree,.
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Fly of Mount Vernon,
Illinois is the guest of her mother,
Mrs. John Howard.
Mrs. William Hildebrant has gone to
her home, in Columbus. Ohio, after a
visit to Mrs, Charles Lindenborn.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. J. Harrison
Colhoun of Windsor Farms, on West
River. will leave Monday to visit Mrs.
Charles B. Wright, near Philadelphia.
Mrs Charles Howe, who spent sew
eral Winters in Annapolis and had an
apartment at Maryland avenue. is
now living in the Cooper Apartments,
on Maryland avenue.
Mrs Hatch wife Of Comdr. William
G. B. Hatch and their daughter, Miss
Barbara Hatch, are spending 10 days
in Boston, Mass. Comdr. Hatch and
his family are occupying a house at
Wardour
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Thomas c.
Hart, their daughter. Miss Isabella
Hart. and Capt. Ralston Holmes were
among those who witnessed the Navy
Princeton game in Palmer Stadium. at
Princeton. N j.. Saturday, October %
Mr. and Mrs William H. Brown have
returned to their home, in Eastport
after a motor trip to Maine. where
they were guests of their son and
daughter in-laW. Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Brown. at South Elliott
Lieut.. and Mrs John F. Greenslade
spent a few days this week at the
Wardman Park Hotel in Washington.
Miss Annie Cheston is travelling
through Canada She will visit Quebec
and the Thousand Islands and later
will go to Bermuda Miss Helen Ches-
ton again is in her home on West River
after spending some time in Atlantic
City
Mrs Arthur Ryan, who is spending
the Winter at Carvel Hall. left We'd
nesday for a visit to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Stetson Of San
Fernando, Calf. and Mr.. Ray Scho-
field of New York are guests over Sun
day of Capt. and Mrs Edward H. H
Old. Capt and Mrs. Old and Mr.. and
Mrs. StetSCn were guests at dinner last
evening of Comdr. and Mrs. Jesse B.
Oldendorf.
Mrs. c. Erskine Clement will give
lunch party today in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs Stetson and Mr. Schofield. Besides
the guests of honor the company will
include Capt and Mrs. Old. Capt. and
Mrs Charles M. Oman, Lieut.. Comdr
and Mrs j. Harrison Colhoun and
Comdr. and Mrs. Jesse B. Oldendorf.
Comdr. and Mrs. George P. Shields
gave a dinner party Thursday evening