Evening star., 1933-09-03

Ontario, and Lieut.. George T. Price.
U. S. A., were married at 8 o'clock
Wednesday evening, August %, in the
chaplain's quarters, 81 Bowyer road,
Naval Academy, Chaplain William N.
Thomas, u S. NJ, officiating. Lieut..
Price, who has been on duty in Wash
ington for some time, has been ordered
to Fort Sam Houston, Tex. The bride
and bridegroom left by automobile the
following day for their new home.
Miss Augusta Burwell Melvin, Miss
Cary Randolph Burwen and Miss Dor
cas- Tuck gave tea dance Wednes-
day afternoon at 207 Hanover street.
Cecelie Barbara Gill celebrated her
fourth birthday anniversary Tuesday
afternoon at party given in the home
of her parents, Lieut.. and Mrs. Cecil B.
Gill. Her guests were Juliana Wilson,
Mary Carroll Lee, Dorothy Bean, Betty
Bean, Dorothy Gill, Henry Wilson, John
Wilson. Bobby Bassford, Bill Green
Lowrey, Donald McGown, Donald Rus
sell. Tommy Miller and Skippy Taft.
Mrs. L. Moran and Miss Marie Louise
Moran have returned after a two weeks
visit in Atlantic City, New Canaan,
Conn, and New York City.
Miss Naumana Smith and Miss Mar
Jorle Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Harry B.
Stubbs spent this week In Atlantic CITY.
Mr. and Mrs. H. j. Sturdevant of
Eastport have announced the marriage
OF their daughter, Emily Virginia, to Mr..
John Linck, jr., of Richmond. The
wedding took place Saturday, August
70, IN the home Of the Rev. DR.. Marion
w. Royal, who officiated.
rev. Dr. Edward Darlington johnson.
rector OF st. Annes Episcopal Church
ana Mrs. johnson and their daughter
MISS Katharine johnson, spent this
week In Newport, r. l., after a months
stay IN tner summer home in Turner,
Me. They will return to Annapolis to-
morrow.
Mrs. Joseph E. Ahern, before her
marriage In Chicago August 8 Mrs. Ida
E. Basil OF this city, is spending several
weeks with Mrs. Lawrence Glow at 345
West street before returning to Chicago
to join Mr.. Ahern, who Is In business
there.
Miss Marjorie Moss, daughter Of Mrs
Clifton Moss, left this week for several
weeks visit in Michigan.
Miss Anne Greene elder daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron D. Greene Of
Round Bay, has sailed for home after
spending the month of August with
Greene has been travelling with Mrs. T.
Rowland Thomas Of Baltimore through
England. Scotland, Holland and Bel
GUM.
DR. and Mrs. S. E. Persons and their
daughters, Miss Elizabeth Persons and
Miss Mildred Persons, have returned to
their home on Linthicum Heights from
Osceola, N Y, where they spent July
and August
Mr.. Henry v. Boykin Of Norfolk spent
last week end with his sister, Mrs.
Carryl H. Bryan. who recently re-
turned to Annapolis after spending the
Summer at Berkeley Springs, w. Va.
Capt. Edward H. H Old. Medical
Corps, U. S. N, and Mrs. Old. have as
their guest this week Mr.. Charles Web
ster Of Norfolk.
Mrs. Frank Fell and her sister, Mrs.
Andrew Koenecke of Baltimore, are
spending this week in Atlantic City.
They will visit Lieut.. and Mrs. John H.
Busch. former residents Of Annapolis,
In Philadelphia before returning here.
Miss Nellie Girault and Miss Eliza
beth Munroe will leave Monday for Chi
cago to visit the Century of Progress
Exposition.
Mrs. Hamilton Gale Of Murray Hill
had as her guests for few days her
cousins. Mrs. James N. Thayer and Mr..
William Warner, and Mr. Warmers
niece, Miss Roberta Allen, who motored
here from Erie, Pa.
Mrs. kaufman. wife Of Capt John B.
Kaufman, Medical Corps. q. S. N, en-
tertained at luncheon Wednesday.
Prof. Fred l. Myers, formerly an in
structor at the Naval Academy, nov at
Notre Dame University, Ind: Mrs.
Myers and their children are guests of
DR.. and Mrs. Lyman NJ. KelIs of this
city.