Evening star., 1933-07-02


Mrs. Ralston S. Holmes were hosts al
q swimming party Sunday with lunch
con served ON the banks Of the Severn
River at Round Bay. The party was
given in honor of Capt and Mrs. Robert
Munere of Washington and asked tt
the party to meet them were Mrs. G
Erskine Clement and Lieut.. Comdr. ano
Mrs. J. Harrison Colhoun.
Capt and Mrs Munere were week
end guests of Capt. and Mrs. Holmes
in quarters of the commandant Of mid
shipmen at the Naval Academy. Mrs
Holmes was hostess at tea yesterday to
the officers in the executive department
of the Academy and their wives.
Mrs. Holmes will leave Annapolis the
first of next week for Chicago, where
she will be the guest of her father
Mr. William Bond, until August /,
when she will return to Annapolis and
join Capt. Holmes and with their
daughter, Miss Sally Holmes, will spend
August in New Hampshire.
Comdr and Mrs. Norman Scott and
their two sons, who formerly lived here
have taken the Morris cottage on the
River for the Summer. Comdr. Scott
who is on duty in Washington, will
Join his family here for the week ends
Among the guests from Annapolis
who attended the dinner given Satur-
day evening at the Army-Navy Country
Club near Washington by Capt. Donald
c. Bingham, were Capt. and Mrs Rus
sell Wilson and their daughter, Miss
Eunice Wilson. Mrs c. Erskine Glenn
ent. Miss Sally Holmes, Lieut.. Harry
L. Henderson, and from Washington
Comdr. and Mrs. Allen Chantry and
their daughter, Miss Carolyn Chantry
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Lieut.. Dumas, Miss Martena Townsend
and Miss Berrien. daughter of Capt
and Mrs. Frank Berrien of Washington
Mrs. James Bootes and daughter,
Miss Anna katherine Bootes, have
Joined Col. Bootes in their home on
King George street, after a visit Of
several days in Washington, where they
were guests of Col. William H. Harllee
eU. S. NJ. C. and Mrs. Harllee. While
fthsre Mrs. Harllee gave luncheon in
s honor of, Mrs. Bootes and Miss Bootes
et the Army-Navy Country Club
Prof. and Mrs Roderick S. Merrick
and their children left Annapolis this
week for Benham Lake, Conn, where
they will leave their children with rela-
,tives. and they will sail from New York
ION the Weston to spend six weeks in
England and France. Prof and Mrs
Merrick will return on the Majestic,
and during their absence their home
here will be occupied by Prof. and
Mrs. Lester M Oliver
Mrs. Mason Porter Cusachs gave a
dinner party Thursday evening at Ogle
Hall. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Sylvanis Stokes, jr., Mrs. c. Erskine
Clement. Mrs Carroll Van Ness of
Baltimore. sister of the hostess; Miss
Marguerite Cusachs. Mr.. John Mason
OF Warrenton. Va; Mr.. Lancaster Will
lian1s and Mr. William Whitridge of
Baltimore, and Lieut.. Knowlton Will
1iams of the Naval Academy. Mrs.
Carroll Van Ness spent the week end
with Mrs. Cusachs, at her home Ogle
Hall
Mrs. Bell, wife of Lieut.. Frederick
Bell gave tea Saturday afternoon, in
honor of State Senator and Mrs Will
liam Byron of Williamsport. Md, who
were the week end guests of Mrs. Bell.
Mrs. Byron and her children will spend
part of the Summer at Cape May. N. j.
Mrs. John Wells, daughter of Mrs.
Nevette Steele, of Des Moines Iowa,
is the guest of her mother and sister.
Miss Laura Steele, and was the guest
Of honor Saturday at a card party
given by Mrs. Samuel Brooke. Mrs.
Brooke also was hostess at cards Thurs
day.
Lieut.. Comdr. Harvey E. Overesch
has returned after a visit to Pitts
burgh, Pa. Mrs. Overesch and her
young daughter Emily also have re-
turned to their home, after visit to
yorktown, Va.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Thomas C..
Hart gave a dinner party Thursday
evening at the Naval Academy.
Capt Guy E. Baker left this week to
Join Mrs Baker and Miss Peggy Baker
in their cottage at Newport, R. I.
Mrs. Henry Dinger and her chill
dren, who formerly lived here, spent
Germantown, near Annapolis. Mrs.
Dinger and her children are living in
Philadelphia and will join Capt. Dinger
this week end in their country home
at jamestown, r. I. Capt. Dinger has
returned from trip to Texas.
Mrs. Jennie Tinges of Baltimore is
the guest of Mrs. A c. Cooke at
Spring Hill, her home at Waterbury,
near Annapolis.
Mrs. c. Erskine Clement gave a
luncheon Wednesday in honor of Lieut..
Comdr. and Mrs. j. Harrison Colhoun,
who will leave this week end for Can
/, ada to spend the remainder of the
Summer. Other guests were Commo-
dore and Mrs Edward Lloyd and Capt
Paul j. Dashiell.
Rear Admiral William H. Standley.
the new chief Of naval operations, and
Mrs. Standley were guests over Sunday
of Capt. and Mrs. Franklin D. KarnS,
who also had with them Lieut.. and
Mrs. Byrnes, son-in-laW and daughter
of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Standley
and Lieut.. and Mrs. Frederick Steler.
T0l, I rt,o
ly commanded the U. S. S. NorUahl,
and Mrs Brown have arrived in An
napolis, where Comdr. Brown will be
executive officer of the department of
physical training at the Naval Acad-
emy.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Albert H.
Rocks and their children have arrived
in Annapolis and are stopping at Car
vel Hall Lieut.. Comor. Rocks has
come here as aide to Rear Admiral
Hart He formerly was aide to Rear
Admiral Mutton when the latter was
on duty here.
Miss Katherine johnson has joined
her parents, the Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
Edward Darlington johnson, in st.
Anne's rectory, after a visit to New
port, R. l., and Brookline, Mass. Miss
johnson is student at Vassar Col
lege.
Mrs. Giles and Miss Louise Giles,
wife and daughter of Capt William J.
Giles, left this week for Sugar Hill
N. H, where they will spend the Sum-
mer. Mrs. Giles is recovering from
recent illness. They were accompa-
MED by Mrs Arthur Ryan, mother of
Mrs. Giles, who spent the Winter and
Spring at Carvel Hail.
Commodore and Mrs. Edward Lloyd
gave luncheon Saturday at the Brice
House Wing in honor of Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Willard H. EroWnSon of
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