Evening star., 1933-08-13

the Naval Postgraduate School
Mrs. Hamilton South and her daugh-
ter, Miss Betty South, who are visit
ing in Philadelphia, shortly will 60 to
Kittery Point, Me, to stay until Sep
tember IS.
Miss Lucy Redmond is visiting rela-
tives in Pittsburgh.
Prof. w. L. FIGHTER, former instruc-
tor at the Naval Academy and now
associate professor of modern languages
at Brown University, will be absent on
sabbatical leave. He was given a
grant in aid from the American Council
of Learned Societies for carrying on
research on the life and work Of Lope
de Vega in European libraries. Prof.
FIGHTER has many friends here
Miss Anne Bonner Of Wild Rose
Shores has returned from a visit to At
lantic City, where she spent this week.
Miss Bonner will be presented in Wash
ington this Winter by her uncle and
aunt, Col. and Mrs. Roger Brooke
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Herbert j.
Meneratti Of the Naval Experiment Sta
ton left Monday for months trip to
the West. They will visit relatives in
Milwaukee and other Wisconsin cities
after spending week at the Century
OF Progress Exposition in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mifflin Blackstone of
st. Clements Manor in St. Marys
County, were guests this week Of Mrs.
Frank j. Parran at her country place
on the Magothy River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence M BaSsford
recently motored to Lancaster, Pa, for
visit to relatives
Rear Admiral Thomas c. Hart. su-
perintendent of the Naval Academy,
returned Monday from a weeks visit
to Mrs. Hart and their children at Lit
tie Moose Lake, in the Adirondacks
Mrs. Hart, their son, Thomas. jr, and
daughters, Harriet and Caroline, have
gone to Lake Placid to be with Mrs
Hart's parents, Rear Adimarl Willard
H. Brownson. U. S. NJ. retired, and
Mrs. Brownson, for visit of several
weeks at Whiteface Inn.
The fourth Of the series of hops given
for the midshipmen of the Second
Class, remaining at the Naval Academy
for Summer course in aviation, took
place Saturday evening, August S. The
guests we're received by Mrs Tisdale,
wife Of Comdr. Mahlon S. Tisdale, and
Midshipman John Henry Lofand, jr.,
OF the second class.
Mrs. Baker, wife Of Ensign Harold
E. Baker. arrived here the first of the
week from Long Beach, Calf. to visit
her parents. Maj. and Mrs. Julian S.
Hatcher. Mrs. Baker before her mar
rlage last Spring was Miss Eleanor
Hatcher, popular member of the
younger set in Annapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Munroe. jr,
and their two children have gone to
their home in Cleveland after a months
visit to Mr.. Munroe's parents at Muir
ray Hill.
Lieut.. Comdr. Earl E. Muschlitz has
returned after spending his leave at
Leighton, Pa. where Mrs. Muschlitz
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Altemose. Mrs. Muschlitz will not re-
turn until the first of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Valiant are
at Seven Acres, in Wardour, after a
visit to New York. They also were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Quadt-
lander at Mantolaken. N. j.. and of
Mr. and Mrs Carl Seaman in Bridge
port, Conn, for few days.
Mrs. Kincaid, wife of Lieut. Earle
H: Kincaid. gave a large tea Tuesday
afternoon on the lawn Of her home on
Southgate avenue in honor of Miss Rita
Hesslon OF New York, who Is her guest
for several weeks.
Mrs. Hill, wife Of Comdr Harry Hill.
and her daughter, Miss Betty Hill, en-
tertained at tea Wednesday at the
country estate of the late Mr.. Beale
Worthington at Birdsville, where they
are spending the Summer. In the
Fall Mrs. Hill and her daughter will
go to the West Coast to Join Comdr.
Hill. who is on duty on the U. S. S.
California.
Mrs. Cummins, widow of Lieut..
Comdr. David E. Cummins. and her
two children, David and Martha Ann.
came recently from Richmond, Va,
and have leased the house at l68 Duke
OF Gloucester street. Mrs. Cummins
lived here some years ago when the |
late Comdr. Cummins was on duty at |
the Naval Academy. Since that time |
she has made her home in Lakehurst. !
N. j., and Richmond
Miss Madeline Ayres and Miss Mil |
dred Ayres are visiting their brother. |
Mr.. j. Charles Ayres, in Stratton, Me.
en- route to Canada.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Walter S. Keller were
hosts Tuesday afternoon at a lawn
party at their home in West Annapolis. |
Miss Molly Shriver of Union Mills. |
Carroll County, spent this week in |
Annapolis with her cousin, Miss Char |
!otte Nelson Dugan, at the old Ridout |
house on Duke Of Gloucester street.
their daughter, Miss Eleanor Prout. |
have returned after spending several !
weeks at Blue Ridge Summit
Miss Muriel Fox joined her parents,
Supt. of Schools of Anne Arundel
County and Mrs. George Fox. this week
after spending two months in Los An
geles. On the return trip she visited
the Century Of Progress Exposition.
Miss Augusta Tyler and Miss Mar
jorie Meekins are Spending a week at
Atlantic City and will stop in Phila-
delphia for several days stay en- route
home.
Miss Lulu Ebaush, librarian of st.
Johns College, entertained the Zonta
Club of Annapolis at dinner Thursday
night at her Summer home on the
Severn River
Miss Nan McCaffery Of Washington,
q cousin Of the late President Harding,
was the recent guest of Miss Louise
Moran Of this city. Miss McCaffery's
mother was Miss Jane Harding.
Mrs. Wilbur Bates and her son
Elwood nave left for San Pedro, Calf, |
where they will join Mrs Bates hus-
band, now on duty on the U. S. S. |
Vestal.
Miss Anna Jones has returned to her
home at Weems Greek from a trip
through the Blue Ridge Mountains.
The commandant of midshipmen, |
Capt Ralston S. Holmes; Mrs. Holmes |,
and their daughter. Miss Sally Holmes,
left Annapolis Thursday to spend the
remainder of August at Swan Lake, |
N. H. Mrs. Holmes recently returned
from months visit to her father, MI. |
William A. Bond, in Chicago.
Mrs. A. G. Cooke gave a luncheon
Tuesday at Spring Hill, her country
place near Waterbury. Among the