Evening star., 1933-07-09

ANNAPOLIS. Md, July 8.-The
Fourth of July brought a large family
reunion to the home of Mrs. A. G.
Cook and Mrs. c. Columbus Baldwin, at
Spring Hill, near Waterbury. Among
those who were house guests at Spring
Hill were Mr.. and Mrs. Warrington
Baldwin. their daughter and son. Miss
Rccenna Baldwin and Mr. Warrington
Baldwin. jr, of st. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry du Pont Baldwin Oh Eyre Hall,
near Cape Charles. Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Columbus Baldwin of New York. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Baldwin of Anne
Baldwin gave a picnic luncheon and
swimming party on Tuesday. taking
their guests to Indian Landing for
swimming. They were joined by other
members of the Baldwin family. many
of whom were from Baltimore.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John R. Van Nagell
who are now living at Forest Hills,
Long Island. N Y, were also among
those present at the reunion of the
Baldwin family. and during their stay
were guests of Mrs Van Nagell's grand
mother, Mrs. Frederic Cotton, at her
home, San Rocco at Waterbury, Mrs.
Sally Whitall of Washington. daughter
and granddaughter, of Mrs. Cotton, are
also her guests at San Rocco.
Mr.. Mason Terry who spent the Win
ter in Florida and the Spring in Wash
ington, has been at Atlantic City for
few days and upon his return this
week to Annapolis will open his apart
ment here for the Summer months
Mr.. Allen Blow Cook of the depart
ment of English and history at the
Naval Academy, Mr.. Reginald Robins
and Mr. Allan Anderson. the latter a
member of this years graduating class
at ST. Johns College. sailsd on We'd
nesday of this week on the steamer City
of Hamburg from Baltimore for a
vacation in Europe
Capt. and Mrs William H. REYNOLDS
and son of Jacksonville, Fla. the for
mer in the class of 1897 of the Naval
Academy. are spending few days in
Annapolis and are stopping at Carvel
Hall. Capt. and Mrs. Reynolds son
has recently entered the Naval Academy.
Mrs. Columbus Baldwin gave a lunch
con followed by bridge at the Rising
sun Inn. near Waterbury, on Saturday
in honor of Mrs. Rockwell Clark, who
formerly resided here
Mrs. Rockwell Clark, who has been
spending the Winter in Florida is en-
route north en- an automobile trip.
Mrs. Clark was joined here by her son
and daughter-in-law. Lieut. and Mrs.
Sherman r. Clark. who also were resi-
dents of Annapolis for several years.
The latter are on their way to Cali
fornla, where Lieut.. Clark will go for
duty.
Mrs Alfred Gray and her daughters.
the Misses EllySon of Richmond, Va,
spent several days in Annapolis this
week and were guests of Mrs. Turner F.
Caldwell, wife of Capt. Caldwell at her
home on Upshur road
Mrs. Joel R. P. Pringle, widow of
Rear Admiral Pringle. who spent the
Winter and Spring with her cousin.
Miss Bonnie Todd, is now the guest of
her son-ln-law and daughter, Lieut..
Comdr. and Mrs. John D. H. Kane,
at their home, at Newport, R. I. Lieut..
Comdr Kane has recently been ordered
to Newport for duty, after spending
some time on the West Coast.
Lieut.. Joseph M. Worthington. who
has been living with his mother and
sisters. Mrs. Joseph Worthington and
the Misses Worthington, at their home
In Cumberland Court has left for sea
duty on the U. S. S. Pensacola. Lieut..
Worthington while here was on duty
at the Army Industrial College in
Washington.
Mrs. B. B. Jackson and her son and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
E. Jackson. gave a garden party and
tea at their home on Franklin street
on Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Jackson's son-in-laW and daughter,
Lieut.. and Mrs Wallace j. Miller, who
recently arrived in Annapolis from
California, and also in honor of Lieut..
and Mrs. Charles Adair. who formerly
lived here. Mrs Adair before her mar
riage was Miss Kitty Halligan. daugh-
ter of Rear Admiral and Mrs. John
Halligan. Lieut.. Adair has recently
come to the Naval Academy for duty.
Mrs Samuel Brooke and Mrs. Ham
ilton Gale presided at the tea table
and those assisting were Mrs. John
Bowers and Mrs. Hallam Claude
Mrs. Prentiss Bassett and her daugh-
ter, Miss Arabella Bassett. left An
napolis on Friday for an indefinite
stay Mrs Bassett went to San Fran
cisco. Calf, while Miss Bassett left
for Charleston, S. c. where she will
visit Miss Mary Raby, daughter of
Rear Admiral and Mrs. James Raby,
at the Charleston Navy Yard, and will
later join her mother in California
Mrs. Buchanan Henry, who former
ly lived here, has been a recent visi-
tor at Annapolis. and during her stay
was the guest at the home of Capt.
and Mrs. Lewis Mcbride. on Porter
road. On Friday Mrs. Henry gave a
small tea at the home of Capt. and
Mrs. Mcbride to which a number of
the people living in Annapolis were
invited, and who were friends of Mrs.
Henry and the late Mr.. Buchanan
Henry, who while in Annapolis re-
sided on Prince George street. Mrs.
Henry for several years has been liv-
ing in New York City. Mr. Buchanan
Henry's son. Condr Reginald Henry
IN. c., has been on duty here for
the past two years.
Lieut. and Mrs. Leonard Doughty
have arrived in Annapolis and are
guests of Mrs. Doughty's parents, DR..
and Mrs Gordon Claude. Lieut.. and
Mrs. Doughty. the latter formerly Miss
Rachel Claude, have been living in
Paris for the past few years. Before
returning to the States Lieut.. and
Mrs. Doughty were the guests of Mrs.
Doughty's sister. Mrs. James Lowell,
at her home at NARROW. England. An
other daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Claude,
Mrs Finley France, is now the guest