Evening star., 1932-10-23

ANNAPOLIS, Md, October 22-Mrs
Edwin Lamb of Norfolk, Va, and hel
daughter, Mrs. Kelly. wife of Comdr
Monroe Kelly, on duty aboard the U
8. S. North Hampton, spent this week
at Carvel Hall. Comdr and Mrs. Kelly's
son, Monroe Kelly, jr., is a student at
the Service School near Annapolis.
Mrs. Kane. wife Of Lieut. Comdr
John D. H. Kane, shortly will leave for
California Mrs. Kane who is the
daughter of the late Vice Admiral Joel
r. P. Pringle, has been the guest OF
her cousin, Miss Bonnie Todd, in her
home on King George street Mrs.
Pringle, widow of Vice Admiral Pringle,
who also is the guest of Miss Todd, will
be in Annapolis for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Mason Porter Cusachs, who
recently returned to Annapolis, and
opened her home. Ogle Hall. gave
tea Saturday afternoon. october Is,
following the foot ball game between
Navy and Ohio University of Athens,
Ohio. Mrs. C. Erskine Clement and
Miss Mary Magruder assisted in the
dining room.
Mrs Durrell, wife of Capt Edward Dur
rell, retired. of Winchester. Va, was
the guest this week Of Mrs Thomas E.
Van Metre. Mrs. Durrell formerly was
Miss May Nicholson. daughter OF Rear
Admiral Reginald Nicholson OF WASH
ington, and has many friends IN An
napolis.
Mrs. Edward H. Glidden of Baltimore
spent a few days this week with her
scn-in-law and daughter, Lieut.. and
Mrs Frederick J. Bell.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John r. Van Nagell
we're among those who were at home
Informally after the foot ball game Sat
urday, October Is, entertaining in their
home on Spa View Heights. Mrs. Van
Nagell was assisted by her mother Mrs
Richard Whithall, and her sister, Miss
Sally Whithall of Washington.
Mrs. Doyen, widow of Gen. Charles
Doyen, who was the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. johnson, wife Of Lieut.. Felix
L. johnson, at yorktown, Va, arrived
this week to visit her sister, Mrs.
Joseph Valiant at Wardour. Mrs.
poyen will be at Wardour for several
weeks and then return to Yorktown.
Mr.. Arthur Cosgrove, who is living
In Paris. was the guest this week OF
Mrs. c. Columbus Baldwin and Mr.. and
Mrs. Elliott Baldwin, in their home,
Spring Hill, at Waterbury.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Francis Bridget en-
tertained at tea Saturday afternoon,
October IS.
Sdpt. anu MIS- ItuSScll WllIoOll liat'
- their guests over Sunday, Capt. and
Mrs. Leigh Noyes of Washington.
Mrs Elliott Burwell and young son,
John Writ BurWell of Baltimore, spent
the week end with Mrs. D. Claude
Handy.
Mr. Harry Phillips and Miss Anne
Phillips of Charleston. W. Va, were
guests over Sunday Of their brother,
Mr.. Murray Phillips. who is spending
the Winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
de p Valke.
Comdr and Mrs. Smith Hempstone
opened their house on Franklin street
for the week end and entertained at
dinner Saturday evening, october Is.
for Capt. and Mrs Brantz Mayer. Capt.
and Mrs. Elijah H. Cope. Capt. and
Mrs. Emory Stanley Of Washington and
Capt and Mrs. Frank Sadler.
Comdr and Mrs HempStone gave
q small tea after the foot ball game.
Mrs. Willenbucher. wife of Lieut..
Franz o. Willenbucher. who spent
some time in Annapolis during the stay
OF the latters ship. the U. S. S. Wyom-
ing, has gone to Westwood, N. j., where
she is visiting
Miss Margaret Walton has returned
after spending the Summer and early
Autumn abroad. While in England she
was the guest Of her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Morden Rigg
in Westmoreland.
Miss Adele Randall has closed her
home. the Wing on Randall place and
Is with Miss Annie Iglehart in her
home ON Cathedral street temporarily.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Albert Hodges have