Evening star., 1933-07-16
Admr. Hart Will Return
From Stay in Adirondacks
Family Will Spend Remainder of Summer In
Mountains--Miss Olga Craven Sets
August 5 as Wedding Date.

Mrs. T. Carroll WorthingtOn OF Conduit
street, who are occupying their Sum-
mer cottage at Arundel-on-the Bay,
have with them Mrs. Theodore L.
Schumacher, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas, and her four children. The
Schumachers now like in Chevy Chase.
Lieut.. Comdr. Schumacher, who Is on
duty in Washington, joins his family
here each week end.
Mr.. and Mrs Randolph Cock and
their young daughter and Mrs. William
Old of Norfolk spent the past week as
the guests Of Capt. and Mrs. Edward H.
H. Old at their home on Porter road.
Capt. John w. Wilcox, jr.. head OF
the department Of physical training at
the Naval Academy, and Mrs. Wilcox
have moved from their former quarters,
80 Bowyer road, to Porter road, Naval
Academy.
Comdr. and Mrs. Albert M. Penn
with their daughters, the Misses Helen
and Emily Penn, returned the first OF
the week from q visit to Rehoboth
Beach, Del.
Prof. Howard Mccormick Of the
Naval Academy Department OF Engiish
and History, and his sister. Miss Eliza
Mccormick, have moved from the house
owned by Mrs. Henry Gearing to
Southgate avenue.
Mrs. Harry Knox Of 81 Franklin
street, widow of Rear Admiral Knox,
| U. S. N, is spending a month IN New
York City
Lieut.. George T. Boldizar, who re-
Gently reported for duty at the post
graduate school, and Mrs. Boldizar are
occupying the house at Cuttings ave-
nue. West Annapolis.
Among the naval families coming
here for duty soon are Comdr. and Mrs.
Giles A. Lockwood. who have recent
| iy returned from Panama. They are
now visiting in Washington. Mrs. Lock
wood was formerly Miss Phyllis Irwin,
! daughter Of Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Noble E. Irwin. and since her marriage
| to Comdr. Lockwood in Rio de Janeiro,
| two years ago, they have lived in the
! Canal Zone, where Admiral Irwin has
been in command of the 18th Naval
District. Comdr. Lockwood was aide
to Admiral Irwin when he served as
| chief of the American Naval Mission
in Brazil Admiral Irwin will retire
| from active service next week.
| Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Edwin s.
Earnhardt have recently returned to
Annapolis. and are occupying a house
, on Franklin street. Lieut. Comdr.
! Earnhardt has just reported for duty
I
transferred here from the Great Lakes
Training Station in Chicago. Lieut..
Comdr. and Mrs Earnhardt lived here
several years ago during previous tour
of duty on the station.
Capt. George P. Mitchell has left for
Chicago to visit the Worlds Fair. He
will be away for month.
Comdr John T. Bowers. U. S. N,
retired. has returned from brief visit
! to Chicago. where his son. Richard
Bowers. who was recently injured in an
automobile accident. is in hospital.
Among the recent additions to the
Navy people on the station, who are
staying at the Peggy Stewart Inn are:
Comdr. and Mrs j. D. Wilson. Lieut..
and Mrs. J. w. N. Taylor, Lieut.. and
Mrs Jack Pohl. Lieut.. Hamilton Howe
and Lieut. and Mrs Orlin L. Livdahl
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shepherd of
near Gambrills have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Virginia
Higgins, to Mr.. st. Clair WaysCn. son
of Mr. and Mrs Charles Wayson Of
Davidsonville, Md.
Mrs. Frellson, wife Of ComGr. Ray
F. Frellson. U. S. N, is visiting her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
I Dennis Thompson, for about 10 days.
DelOre joining COmOr. fTellSOn III Ne"
/ York. Comdr. and Mrs. Frellson have
been living at Long Beach. Calf. dur
| ing Comdr Frellson's tour Of duty as
executive officer Of the U. S. S. Nevada
He has recently been assigned to the
laboratory section, navy yard, New
York
Among the out -of-town visitors who
spent the week end at Carvel Hall were :
Mr. P. E. Burroughs Of Nashville,
Tenn; Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Sheppard
of Pittsburgh, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs A. R.
Woodard of Warren, Mass; Mr.. and
Mrs H. B. Gay and H. Burton Gay,
jr., of Philadelphia, and Mr. F. F. New
man and family of Waynesboro, Pa.