Evening star., 1933-11-12

6N1NAI SLAAos Nl0s ANbNNhAONA
Comdr. Richard Galloway, who recently
retired from the Navy, will make his
home in Annapolis, and has taken the
stone house at wardour Comdr. Gal
= loway is very we'll known here, having
been on a tour of duty at the Naval
Academy several years ago.
MIR. John Rogers of St. Johns Col
lege gave tea Sunday afternoon in
his apartment in the Brice House. The
tea had been planned for the pre-
vious Sunday, but it was postponed on
account of the delayed visit of Mrs.
Porter Farquharson Cope OF Philadel-
phia in whose honor Mr.. Rogers en-
tertained. Mrs Cope is the guest OF
her son-in-alw and daughter. Lieut..
Ccndr and Mrs. Robert B. Twining,
who are residing this Winter at the
Wing. the home OF Miss Adele Randall.
on Randall place Miss Randall is
spending the Winter with Miss Mary
r. Magruder on King George street,
Mrs. Shirley Goldsborough, who
spent the early Fall with Miss Mary
R Magruder, has gone to oxford, Nd,
where she has opened her country
home on the Choptank River. Mrs.
Coldsborough's son and daughter-in-
law, Capt. and Mrs. William Baggaley,
are expected to return shortly from
China. where Capt. Baggaley has been
on sea duty.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pittman of
New York entertained house party
over the week end at OGDEN, on the
west River the home Of Mr.. Pittman's
mother. Mrs. Homer Wise Mrs. Wise,
as is her custom, will spend the VIM
ter in Baltimore.
Mrs. Ethel Greiner Rodgers and her
daughter have arrived in this country
after spending several years IN Tours
France. Mrs Rodgers. who is the
widow of Comdr. John Rodgers; the
noted aviator, will spend the Winter
in washington. She formerly resided
here and has many friends in Annap-
olis Her daughter will make her debut
in Washington.
Mrs. Samuel Brooke gave a card
narty Thursday afternoon. There
were three tables of contract bridge.
Mrs. L. Dorsey Gassaway gave
small card party Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Carroll Van Ness of the Green
Spring Valley was the guest over the
week end of her sister, Mrs. Mason
Porter Cusachs, at her home, Ogie
Hall
Among the week end visitors to
Annapolis was Mr.. Levin CampoeH OF
Washington. Mr.. Campbell is spend
inc the Winter with his sorl-ln-laW
and daughter, Capt. and Mrs. Walter
D. Sharp. in Washlngton- p srsr;t few
DAYS in Washington this week as the
guest of Mrs. Charles c. Soule, wife OF
Capt Soule.
Mrs. Arthur Owens, widow of Maj
Owens, U s. NJ. c., who is spending
the Winter at Carvel Hall, gave
luncheon Thursday in honor OF Mrs.
Ralph Hunt. wife of Lieut.. Hunt. Lieut.
and Mrs. Hunt, who are among the
new arrivals in Annapolis, are occupy
ing a house on Franklin street.
Another event of great interest here
was the hop given tonight in Dahfgren
Hall for the members of the flrst, Sec
ond and third classes of 1nidshfpmen
and their guests. There also was an
informal hop given this afternoon in
Luce Hall, with moving pictures for
those not caring to dance. The foot
ball team left yesterday for New YORK
for the Columbia Navy game, whicn
took many people out of town.
Capt. and Mrs Ralston Holmes left
Thursday for New York for the Column
bia-Navy game and will remain over
the week end.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Stanley Baldwin Dun
lop whose marriage took place last
Saturday evening in the Faith Re-
formed Church in Baltimore, are now
on their wedding trip. After a
months leave Lieut.. Dunlop and his
bride will reside at Coronado, Calf.
Mrs. Dunlop was formerly Miss Abby
@f I've TAl7r
Emory Parks of Wilmington, Del, and
Annapolis, and the late DR.. John Emory
Parks. former rector of st. James
Protestant Episcopal Church of Will
mington. Lieut.. Dunlop Of the Aviation
Corps, is the son of DR. and Mrs. Fred
erick Dunlop of Chicago. Lieut.. Dunlop
has completed a tour of duty at the
Naval Postgraduate School here and
will be attached to the aviation unit OF
the U. S. S. San Francisco.
Mrs. c. Erskine Clement is among
those spending this week end in New
York to attend the Navy-Columbia
game.
Lieut.. Comdr and Mrs. George p
Shields spent the week end in Wash
ington with Comdr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Reese.
Mr.. Richard West and his family,
NLlD llNCA ilNlE NiASAi NIL "Cob Ndc SOAA-
nected with the Department of English
at the Naval Academy. are guests of
Lieut.. and Mrs. Willis H. Pickton at
Homewood
Capt and Mrs. James Wild Of East
Hampton, Long Island, are the guests
of their son-in-law and daughter Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Gaudet.
Mrs. Motion A. Cotton. wife Of Prof.
Cotton, and her young daughter left An
napolis Wednesday for New York and
sailed that day for France to visit Mrs.
Colton's mother, Nine du Pres, in
Paris.
Mrs. Theodore Johnson. wife of Prof.
johnson, has returned to her home here
after a visit to Upper Montclair. N. j.,
where she was the guest OF her son,
Mr. Theodore Woolsey Johnson. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry V. Larem, the latter
the daughter of Mrs Johnson, are
spending some time in Annapolis at the
Johnson's home on Acton place.
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson T, Turner are
guests of Mr. Turner's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George J. Turner in Wardour. after
a visit to Greenwood, Va. where they
we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Green.
Mrs. Cyrus T. Clendening and her
young daughter have arrived in Annap
ellis and taken an apartment at Mary
land avenue Mrs. Clendening is the