Evening star., 1933-06-25

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, June 24.-The
second class now at the Naval Acad-
emy held the first OF its Summer
dances this evening. These dances
Will be given at intervals through the
Summer season.
Mr.. Edward Lloyd left late Sunday
afternoon for his home, in New YORK
CITY, after a visit to his parents, Com
modore and Mrs. Edward Lloyd, at
the Brice House Wing. Among the
many parties given IN his honor was
a tea Sunday by Lieut.. Comdr. ana
Mrs. ]. Harrison Colhoun, at WmoSor
Farms their home on West RlVer;
Commodore and Mrs. Lloyd entertained
Saturday afternoon at tea for their son.
Mrs. Ziegemeyer, widow of Rear Ao-
miral H. F. Ziegemeyer, and her young
daughter spent several weeks at Carver
Hall and have left for Newport, r. L,
to spend the Summer. Iney will re-
turn to Annapolis and will take an
apartment for the Winter.
Comdr. and Mrs Calvin Cobb and
their children were in Annapolis this
week and were entertained Sunday at
luncheon by Mrs. G. Erskine Clement
Condr Cobb and his family recently
returned from France. He was at
tached to the United States Embassy
in Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs Gray Flowers Of Vicks
burg. Miss, with their two children,
who are on a motor tour, spent the
week end with Miss Adelaide Colhoun
at Ivy Neck, her home at West River
Mr.. and Mrs Flowers are en- route to
Chicago, where they will attend the
Century of Progress Fair before re-
turning to Vicksburg.
Conldr. and Mrs. Robert P. Cutler,
ir., and family moved Monday from
the house on Southgate avenue, owned
by Rear Admiral and Mrs. st. Clalr
Smith, to the Naval Academy Admiral
Smith is in command of the navy yard
at Norfolk, Va.
MRS. Fogarthy, wife of Comdr. VIII
liam B. Fogarthy, retired, who live IN
BROOKLYN. was the recent guest of Mrs.
Vincent Godfrey at The Hill, her home
near Annapolis. Mrs. Godfrey and her
children are occupying The Hill during
the absence of Mrs. Godfrey's mother,
Mrs, Arthur 3. Owens, who is in Eu-
rope. Later Mrs. Godfrey and her
children will sail for China, where
Lieut.. Comdr. Godfrey went for sea
duty several weeks ago, after station
at Annapolis.
Mrs. Robert Burwen and her daugh-
ter, Miss Cary Burwell, and Mrs.
Ridgely P. Melvin and her daughter,
Miss Augusta Melvin, have returned to
Annapolis from West Point. where they
attended the commencement at the
Military Academy. On their way back
they stopped in Philadelphia to visit
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. LIE Voy Hill and
their daughter, Miss Beverley Hill. Mr..
Robert Burwell, jr., who is a student
at the st-Graduate School at Prince
ton, has Joined his parents at the Feggy
Stewart Inn.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Russell Kelly, after
a short visit in Annapolis, have gone
to Philadelphia, where the former has
been assigned to duty.
Chaplain and Mrs. William N.
Thomas and their two sons, William,
jr., and John Thomas, have arrived IN
Annapolis and before moving into their
new home on Porter road are staying
at the Peggy Stewart Inn. Chaplain
Thomas relieved Chaplain Frank II.
Lash, who, with his family, left An
aapolis few days ago.
Mrs. Old and Miss Nancy Old, wife
and daughter of Capt. Edward H. II.
Old, M c., left Monday by motor Tor
Norfolk, Va, and after a short visit
with Capt. Old's sister, Mrs. Charles
webster. will return to Annapolis &C
conpanied by Mr.. Bruce Old, STU
dent at the University OF North Caro-
lima.
Capt. Paul J. Dashiell gave dinner
party Sunday evening at the Annapolis
Roads Club In. honor Of Admiral VIII
liam v. Pratt, retiring chief Of naval
operations, and Mrs. Pratt OF WASH
angton.
Mr., and Mrs Sylvannus Stokes, jr.,
gave a dinner party Saturday evening
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Grew Willis
of Hollywood, Calf, and Lieut.. Comdr.
and Mrs. Laurance Wild. Mr.. Willis
is the author Of the moving picture
Anchors Aweigh," recently taken at
the Naval Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. du Val Allen have re-
turned, after a motor trip through the
White Mountains.
Prof. Paul Allen of st. johns Col
lege and Mrs. Allen are visiting rela-
tives at Laurel, Md.
Lieut.. and Mrs. E. W. GrenfeH OF
New London, Conn, are occupying tne
home of Mrs. Laura Alexander, on
Taney avenue, for the Summer. Mrs
Alexander and her children and Mrs
Alexander's brother, Prof. Stryker, are
spending the Summer at Cape Cod.
MIR. and Mrs. G.. Marshall Jones
have returned to Sunset Farms, tnell
home on South River, after a motor
trip through Virginia. They have a.
their guests Mrs. r. NJ Wannamakel
of Columbus, Ohio, and Mrs. E. E. Gar
rison of New York.
Mr.. Murray Phillips, who spent th'
Winter with Mr. and Mrs. Charles dt
P. Walk, left this week to spend th'
Summer at his home, at Charleston
w. Va.
Capt. Donald Bingham of the Nav.
Department at Washington was hos
at dinner this evening at the Arm,
and Navy Country Club, near Wash
ington, in honor Of Miss Eunice Will
son, who recently joined her parents
Capt. and Mrs. Russell Wilson, a
their quarters on Porter road, afte
attending Vassar. Capt. and Mrs. VIII
son and Mrs. C. Erskine Clement o
Annapolis also were among the guests
Commander and Mrs Thomas S
King and their family who shortly vii
move from the quarters they have beel
occupying on Rodgers road, will no
occupy the house of Mr.. and Mr.:
Charles Walsh on King street, as wa
the original intention, but will leav
Annapolis for Norfolk, Va, where the
will spend the Summer
Mrs. Mason Porter Cusachs returne