Evening star., 1933-10-22
Navy-U. of Virginia Game
Draws Many to Annapolis
Members of R. E. Lee Memorial Foundation
Motor to Stratford House and Lunch
at Old Home.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, october 2l,-h'

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, October 2l,-h'
rapolis this week end will have more
The team from the University of Vir-
ginia arrived Friday and it was followed
BY many students and members OF the
faculty and by graduates from nearby
cities.
Mrs. Walter Taylor of Norfolk Va,
who is spending the Winter at Cations
vile, Md, is the guest over the week
end of her brother and sister-inlaw,
quarters on Rodgers road. Comdr. and
Mrs. Kelly are also entertaining this
week end another sister and brother
in-law of Comdr. Kelly's. Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Norman of New York.
Capt. Paul J. Dashiel. who, since his
return from Canada, where he spent
the Summer. has been occupying an
apartment at Carvel Hail. entertained
a few friends informally at tea after
the foot ball game between the Navy
and the University Of Virginia today.
Soccer Season Begins.
Soccer has also begun at the Naval
Academy, the game this week being
between the Navy and Pennsylvania
State College.
Mr.. Mason Terry, who spent the
Summer and early Fall in Annapolis at
his apartment on Maryland avenue
spent the week end in the Green Spring
Valley, Baltimore. as the guest of his
cousin, Mrs. Carroll Van Ness, and Mr.
Van Ness Mr. Terry will later 60 to
Washington for the Winter. His apart
ment has been taken by Mrs. Hamilton
South and her daughter. Miss Betty
South, who formerly lived at the old
Tilton house wing.
Wednesday of this week Mrs. Thomas
c. Hart wife of Rear Admiral Hart,
gave the second of her Wednesday after
moons at home at the superintendents
quarters in the Naval Academy.
A number of the members of the R.
g. Lee Memorial Foundation motored
to Stratford House in Westmoreland
County. Va Thursday Of last week for
the day and took luncheon at the old
home Of Gen. Lee. Those from An
napolis were Miss Middleton Semmes
Guest, Mrs. Carryl Bryan, Mrs. Edward
H. H Old, wife of Capt. Old (M. CO;
Mrs. Roscoe c. Bulmer, Mrs. John B.
Kaufman, wife Of Capt. Kaufman tM.
CO.: Mrs. Charles Oman. wife of Capt.
Oman IN c.; Mrs. Walton Hopkins.
Mrs. Carroll Van Ness of the Green
Spring Valley and Mrs. Mason Porter
Cusachs.
Lloyds Entertain.
Commodore and Mrs. Edward Lloyd,
who since their return from York Har-
Dor. Me, where they spent the Sum-
mer, have been occupying the Brice
house wing, their home on East street,
entertained last week a party Of rela-
tives and friends from Pittsburgh and
New York. among whom we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan Schiller, the latter a niece
of Commodore Lloyd; Mr. and Mrs.
Painter of Pittsburgh and Mrs. Billiard
Of New York The party came to An
napolis on the yacht Bear and after
leaving here went to the Eastern Shore
for visit to Wye House, the ancestral
home of the Lloyds near Easton.
Mrs. Ray Spear, wife Of Captain
Spear IS. c., gave luncheon Monday
at her home on Porter road before the
lecture which took place at Carvel Hall
and at which the principal speaker was
Mrs. Frank Clark, wife of Admiral
Clark. who Is now on duty with the
General Board at the Navy Depart
ment, Washington. Mrs. Spear also had
asher guests Mrs. Charles Parrish and
MIS- John Neill Of Washington. The
lecture was given at the second OF the
Fail meetings of the Navy Women's
Cli,b. Mrs. Clark's subject was The
Age of Paradox" Tea was served in
ths ball room. The club this year has
a yerv large membership and over 100
members have come in since the nrSt
meeting. Mrs. Clark has been asSo-
ciated with literary work both IN TINS
country and abroad and is a member
Of the League of American Pen Women.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owens Feted.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Owens, whose
marriage took place at DaWdsonVllle
last week. were the guests OF honor az
a reception and shower given last Fri
Gay evening at the hall in Davidson
vile. Previous to her marriage MIs.
ovens was Miss Mary Chaney OF SCUM
and Mrs John Owens of South f'lvsr.
Mrs. Durrett. wife Of Lieut.: Comor,
.1oseph H DurreIt, gave iuhcliSot.
Tnursday at her home on North stree'
in honor of a number OF the younger SCI
from washington. car
Mrs Monroe Kelly. wife OF Comor
xeIiv returned to her home here this
week after a weeks visit to Norfolk. va
where she was the guest OF Mrs. FREQ
erick Lewis. Mrs Lewis and Mrs. keliy
took q motor trip through the Valley OF
Virginia. of
Mrs. Edwin Underwood. widow OF
Commodore Underwood, has returned 10
Carvel Hall for the Winter. after spend
ing the early Summer at Prouts Neck
Me. and the late Summer at her former
home at Oswego, N. Y.
Mrs. Ridgely Melvin OF Aberdeen,
South River, has issued invitations 1or
the luncheon she will give in honor OF
her debutante daughter, MISS Aususla
Melvin. October "a. at the BelVedere
Hotel in Baltimore. :,
Mrs. John Henry Cross and her chill
dren have sailed for Panama. Wnere ere
they will Join Lieut.. Cross. Mrs. Cross
was formerly Miss Emily Stewart Mack
lin and lived here when her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Macklin, occu-
pied Ogle Hall. Mrs Cross and her
children have been spending the sum,
mer at the country home of Mr.. and
Mrs Macklin. Mount Nebo at Leicester.
Md.
Mrs Baker Leaves.
Mrs. Harold Edward Baker has left
for Long Beach, Calf, after spending
the Summer with her parents, Nal
and Mrs. Julian S. Hatcher, at the home
OF Mrs Hatcher's mother. Mrs. Rooert
Dashiell. on Gloucester street. Mrs
Baker will join Ensign Baker on the
West Coast, where he is attached TO
the U. S. S. Milwaukee.
Mrs. Lula Ward of Mount Zion, Anne
Arundel County has announced the en-
gagement of her daughter. Miss Alyce
Ward, to Mr. Gordon Catterton. son OF
Mrs. Samuel Tucker of Birdsville. The
wedding will take place October 25.
Mrs. Earle Fischer, widow OF Col.
Fischer, U. S. A., after visit to her