Evening star., 1933-08-27

midshipmen Of the second class held
the last of their series of Summer hops
Thursday evening. The dance preceded
the departure of the second classmen
yesterday for their annual leave from
the Naval Academy after taking a
Summer course in aviation. The guests
at the dance were received by Mrs.
Thomas. wife of Chaplain William NJ
Thomas of the Naval Academy, and
AIidshipman Robert Edwin Howe.
Lieut.. John Yester. U. S. N, who re-
ported for duty at the Naval Academy
a few weeks ago, and Mrs. Lester are
Tilghman Brice on the Baltimore
Boulevard which they have leased
Lieut. and Mrs. Lester came from
Panama.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Lee and
their daughter, Charlotte, spent last
week end in New York, where they
went to meet Mr.. Charles F. Lee. jr,
and Mr.. Edward Lee, who have been
abroad for two months, touring the
Continent and England They sailed
from Liverpool an the S. S. Britannia,
Thich docked in New York Sunday aft
ernoOn
Miss Helen Jones of Baltimore is the
guest of Miss Elsie Heintz
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Maukert and
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis N. PhippS left We'd
nesday to motor to Chicago and Mil
Waukee. Wis.
Comdr. and Mrs. w Taylor Smith
and their daughter, Miss Lucy Smith
have returned after spending a week in
Yorktown, Va. where they were guests
of COmdr and Mrs. Russell CrenshaW
at the Mining Depot.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Peterson of
South River left Thursday by motor to
spend month on the New England
coast. Before returning to their home
they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mer-
rltt Stone in Pittsfield. Mass, and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank w. Roberts on Long
Island
Mrs. Roger Carlson of ouantico, Va.
spent last week end with Lieut.. and
Mrs. Daniel Miller.
Mrs. Harry Staples of Santa Bar
bara, Calf. is the guest of tComdr. and
Mrs. Jesse B. Oldendorf
Capt. William Stanley McClintic. U.
S. N. and Mrs. McClintic of Washing
ton spent Sunday at the Annapolis
Roads Club and had with them the
formers sster-in-law and niece, Mrs
Thomas Brown McClintic and Miss
Tommy McClintic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Brady have re-
turned to their home in Washington
after visit to Mrs. Brady's brother-in-
law and sister, Lieut. and Mrs. Theo-
dore G. Half.
Mrs. Hubert E. Strange and her two
sons arrived yesterday to join Lieut..
Strange, who is attending the Naval
Postgraduate School Lieut.. and Mrs
Strange have leased a house at 426
Maple avenue, in HOneWood
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph C.. Joyce and
their daughter, Miss Kitty Joyce, have
returned after a weeks stay in Ocean
CITY. Nd
Miss Nell Burlingame of Washington,
a former resident of Annapolis, spent
this week with Miss Jessie Russell.
Cards were received here the first of
the week announcing the marriage of
Miss Irna Woitzel of Washington to
DR. Julian Smith Duncan of the ST.
Johns College faculty Wednesday, Au-
gust l6. in Washington. DR.. Duncan
is graduate of the University of Mis-
SiSs!ppi. which awarded him both bach
elOr and masters degrees. and has a
Phi. D. degree from Columbia Uni
versity. Before coming to st Johns
College. where he has been instructor
in economics and government since
1881, DR.. Duncan was instructor in
economics at Hunter College, New
York. and lecturer in economics at
III ~ AN1oNis LII 4OOO-o1 1IC was q
research fellow at Brookings Institute
in Washington. He will return to An
nap0lis in September and Mrs. Duncan
will continue her career in Washington.
Lieut.. and Mrs. E / McQuiston and
their two children have left for their
home in Baldwin. Long Island, after
spending several days with Mrs Nc
Quiston's aunts, Misses Feldmeyer
Miss katharine Feldmeyer accompanied
them on the return trip and will be
their guest for several weeks.
The marriage of Miss Delilah De
Vaugn of Upper Marlboro, Nd, and Mr.
William Ernest Hardesty Of Harwood,
this county took place Wednesday in
the residence Of Rev. Dr. Marion Whit
ney Royal who officiated Mr. Har-
deSty and his bride will reside in the
home OF her parents in Upper Marl-
boro
Mrs. Ellyn Talbot, who has been in
Atlantic City for a weeks vacation Is
. in Washington. Her daughter Georgia
GrlSso. appeared in the Washing
ton Revue" at the Fox Theater there.
Mrs. w. Thomas Kemp and Miss
, Louise Kemp will leave Thursday for
, Cambridge. Mass. where they will
spend the Fall and Winter.
Miss Marcia Elliott and Miss Joan
Knight recently returned from an
eight-week tour of the West Coast and
the Century OF Progress Exposition in
Chicago, During their stay in San
Pedro, Calf, number of parties were
given in their homer and they were
guests at several dances and teas given
by officers Of the U. S. S. Saratoga and
the U. S. S. Lexington
Mr.. Joseph S. Bigelow, jr. is back
from a visit to his mother in Pohasset.
Mass. MI. and Mrs. Bigelow have as
their guest Mrs. George c. Bosom of
Boston.
Comdr Francis NJ Furlong. U. S. NJ,
retired. and his daughter, Miss Frances
Furlong, left the first of the week for a
visit to Buffalo, N. Y.
Miss Frances Owings of Baltimore is
visiting her sister, Miss Eleanor Owings.
Miss Elizabeth Bean is the guest of
Miss Edna May johnson in New York
for two weeks
Miss Priscilla Herson, daughter of
the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Temple
ton Herson, has returned from the
Maryland General Hospital, Baltimore,
where she underwent an operation.
Miss Nan Farrell entertained at
bridge last evening in honor of Mrs