Evening star., 1933-10-01

Mrs. Hart, wife of Real Admiral
Thomas c. Hart, superintendent of the
Naval Academy will have her first for
NAL reception of the new academic
term Wednesday afternoon from to
$50 o'clock, and Wednesday. october
18, will give another reception at the
same hours. Mrs. Hart will be at home
informally after o'clock each Sunday
throughout the season.
Mrs. Hart and her sons and daugh-
terS have returned after spending three
months at Little Moose Lodge in the
Adirondack Mountains. Mr.. Thomas
C. Hart, jr., has returned to the Hotch-
kiss School in Lakeville, Conn, and his
elder brother, Mr. Roswell Hart, left
this week for Princeton University,
where ne IS a Junior.
Mrs Holmes. wife of Capt Ralston
S. Holmes, the commandant Of mid
shipmen. will have her first reception OF
the. season Wednesday, October IL, and
a second reception Wednesday, october
IS, from to $50 o'clock. These for
NAL receptions are for officers and
civilian instructors on duty at the
Naval Academy, the members of their
families and the regiment Of midship-
men.
Mrs. Francis B. Vogdes has returned
to her home in Plaintield, N. j., after
short visit to her mother. Mrs. Philip
r. Alger of Murray Hill. Her daughter,
Anne Alger Vogdes, will remain with
Mrs. Alger this Winter and attend
school here.
The first midshipmen's hop of the
new academic term of the Naval
Academy will take place Saturday,
October 7. This will be a regimental
dance for the midShipmen of the first
second and third classes and their
guests.
The opening game of the Naval
Academy foot ball season TO-DAY: be-
tween the Navy varsity and William
and Mary College, brought to Annapolis
many sports enthusiasts ana NSltors
from out of town.
Miss Charlotte Nelson Ougan has re-
turned after spending several weeks
with her cousin, Miss Molly Shriver
at Union Mills, in Carroll County. Miss
Dugan will entertain a house party
over the week end of October Z, tol
the midshipmen's hop. Her guests
will include Miss Shriver, Miss Octavla
Chatard. Miss Betsy Sotheron and Miss
Bebe Cadwallader of Baltimore. Miss
Chatard, Miss Sotheron and Miss Cad
wallader will be debutantes in Balti-
more next Winter
Lieut.. R. A. Larkin. u. S. N. who
recently reported for duty at the Naval
Post Graduate School here, is staying
at Carvel Hall.
Miss Willie Pemberton of Washington
Is the guest of Miss Dorothy Strick-
land Miss Pemberton has many friends
in Annapolis, having. lived here with
her brother-in-laW and sister, Lieut.. and
Mrs. John Ferguson, when Lieut. Fer
guson was on duty at the Naval
Academy.
Mrs. Frank B. Whitaker ard Miss
Jerry Whitaker of Washington spent
last week end at Carvel Hall.
Mrs H G. Stockwell of Langtarry, in
Wardour. has as her guest. her sister,
Mrs Maud Melville Neel of Philadelphia
and Ventnor. N. j.
Comdr. and Mrs. w. Taylcr Smith
gave luncheon party today before
the Navy-William and Mary College
foot ball game Tor a number of guests
from Washington. Those present in
cluded Col. and Mrs. Harlan Smith of
the Washington Navy Yard, Comdr. and
Mrs. William Corn, Capt. and Mrs
Robert L. Gormley and Comdr howard
Kingman. all of Washington: Mrs
Lockwood, wife of Comdr Charles An
drews Lockwood. and her house guest,
Mrs. P. T. Crosby, and Mrs. Solomon.
wife OF Lieut.. Edward A. Solomon, who
recently reported for duty at the Naval
Academy.
Naval officers and civilian instructors
Of the department of electrical engi-
neering and physics Of the Naval Acad-
emy and their wives held picnic Tues
day afternoon on the farm at Little
Aberdeen on South River. owned by
Comdr. and Mrs. c. c. Davis, and at
present occupied by group of bach
elor naval officers on duty here. A pro-
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were features Of the occasion.
Mrs. Crosby, wife of Lieut.. Comdr
p. T. Crosby, Medical Corps U. S. N,
arrived here the first of the week from
San Diego, Calf, for visit to Comdr
and Mrs. Charles Andrews Lockwood.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Edmund B. Taylor
are occupying the house at Randall
place, which they have leased. They
spent the Summer with Mrs Taylor's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Vail
ant. at Seven Acres. in Wardour
Lieut.. and Mrs. william Pryor and
their two children have returned from
a visit to the Eastern Shore Of Mary
land, where they were guests of Mrs.
Pryor's sister, Mrs O'Donneu Pascault,
in Easton.
Miss Gilmore Girault. Miss Elizabeth
Munroe and Mr. Charles GLADDEN., jr.,
have returned from Chicago, where they
were guests Tor two weeks OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bryson Girault, in Rogers
Park. They visited the Century Of
Progress Exposition.
Miss Lorraine Lawton and Mr. JOS
eph w. Hopkins, jr., were married
Wednesday in st. Pauls Lutheran
Church at Glen Burnie, the pastor, the
Rev Edward Collins, officiating. The
bride is the eldest daughter of Mr.. G.
B. Lawton of Ohio and Mr.. Hopkins is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hopkins
of EaStport.
Mrs Hamilton Gale and her son. Mr..
Hamilton Gale. returned Tuesday from
a motor trip to Erie, Pa, where they
visited their cousin, Mrs. James P.
Thayer for two weeks. Mrs. Gale ac-
companied Mrs. Thayer on a few days
trip to the Century Of Progress Expo
sition.
Lieut.. Francis Alan Ford, U. S. N,
has arrived from Panama, and reported
for duty as French instructor in the
Department of Modern Languages at
the Naval Academy.
Dr. and Mrs j. Oliver Purvis cele-
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