Evening star., 1933-11-05
Annapolis Society Trails
Navy Eleven to Baltimore
Miss Elizabeth Morris Cabaniss Of Alabama to
Wed Lieut.. Daniel and Make Home
In Maryland Capital.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, November A.
This week end there was an exodus of
Annapolis society to Baltimore. where
one of the largest games of the season
took place Navy played against Notre
Dame Those who were unable to
20 to the game were given the returns
by radio in Mahan Hall in the Naval
Academy, during the afternoon, and in
the evening there were motion pictures
for the officers, the midshipmen, and
their friends.
Mrs. Arthur Owens, widow of Mai.
Owens, U. S. M. c., has returned after
spending the Summer in Europe. After
a short stay at her country homo. the
Hill, Mrs Owens will spend the Winter
in Annapolis, where she will be a guest
at Carvel Hall Mrs. Vincent Godfrey,
daughter of Mrs. Owens and wife of
Lieut.. Comdr. Godfrey. left Tuesday
and with her children sailed from New
York on a cruise to the West Indies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Craven Bruce
spent Sunday in Annapolis and were
luncheon guests of MIR. Bruce'S mother,
Mrs. L. Craven Bruce, who is spending
the Winter with Mrs. Morgan Baldwin
at her home on Prince George street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce are residing in
Washington at the home of Mrs.
Bruce's mother, Mrs. Harry Taylor.
Wedding November 8.
OF great interest here is the ap-
preaching marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Norris Cabaniss, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jelks Henry Cabaniss OF Blrmlng-
ham, Ala, and Lieut.. Henry Chesley
Daniel U. S. N, now on duty at the
Naval Academy. The wedding will
take place November 8. in the 1nde-
Birmingham immediately, after the
ceremony, reception will be given by
the parents Of the bride at Birmingham
Country Club. Lieut. Daniel and his
bride will reside after their Wedding
trip at Maryland avenue, where Mrs.
Daniel, the groom'S mother, has been
occupying an apartment since moving
from Wardour
Mrs. Thomas Kincaid. widow of
Admiral Kincaid, has returned to the
wyoming, Washington, after a visit to
her son-in-law ana daughter, Caps. and
Mrs. Robert Heiner, at their home on
Hanover street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Macklin of
Leicester, Md, are spending November
in Annapolis with their son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles F..
Macklin, jr., at their home in Randall
place Later Mr.. and Mrs. Macklin will
take an apartment in Washington.
Admiral and Mrs. Albert Gleaves,
who were guests of their daughter, Mrs.
Thomas E. Van Metre, left Monday for
afternoon Comdr and Mrs. Van Metre
{nn OF f1,ai,. ~ Do
road in honor of Admiral and Mrs.
Gleaves.
StOkeSeS Entertain.
Friday evening MT and MIS-, 6ylVanuS
Stokes. ir, entertained informally at
dinner at their home. White House
Farm on on South Biyee; B. naahs The1I guests nG5s
Barker Glenn, Mr.. John Mason and
Mr. Bradley Davidson
Mrs. c. Erskine Clement gave tea
Friday afternoon as farewell to Lieut..
Comdr. and Mrs J. Harrison Colhoun,
who have lett Windsor Farms, their
home on West River, and are the guests
OF relatives in Washington. They will
go to Charlottesville, Va, as guests of
Mrs. Walpole Davis. Lieut.. Comdr and
Mrs. Colhoun will spend the remainder
Of the Winter in San Francisco as
6acSto u MID. SUulUul , lIlOllltl, MlS.
James Langhorne.
Capt. and Mrs. Guy Baker gave
surprise birthday party for their daugh-
ter, Miss Peggy Baker, Wednesday eve
ming. The guests were first given a
small tea in the afternoon at the apart
ment of MI. Allen Blow Cook on Mary
land avenue. and after dinner were en-
tertained at small dance at Ogle Hall,
the home OF Mrs. Mason Porter CusachS.
Card Party Given.
Mrs Allan F. Westcott. wife of Prof.
Westcott. gave a card party Saturday
afternoon at their home on Thompson
street in honor Of her mother Mrs.
John Craven, and her cousin, Mrs. L.
Craven Bruce.
Monday the Navy Women's Club will
have as its speaker for the afternoon
Mr., Arthur j. Morris of New York,
president of the Morris Plan Bank. His
subject will be What Women Should
Know About Banking" Mr.. Morris is
the father of Mrs. Earle H. Kincaid.
wife of Lieut.. Kincaid, who is residing
on Southgate avenue, and while here
will be her guest.
Mr.. Reynolds Evans, who is a member
of Walter Hampden'S Ruy Bias COM
pany, spent short time last week as
at their quarters on Porter road
Mr.. and Mrs william c. Benning Of
st. Johns street, Annapolis, have an
nounced the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Naomi Benning. to Mr.. Will
liam Ward Averill of Tyron NJ c. The
wedding will take place after Christ
mas.
Those receiving at the afternoon "at
hcme," given by Capt. and Mrs. Ralston
Holmes, at the commandments quarters
last Wednesday afternoon. were Mrs.
David G. McRitchie, wife of Capt Nc
Ritchie IS. c.; Mrs. Allan G. QUINN,
wife of Lieut.. Comdr Quynn; MS. Will
liam A. Swanston. wife of Lieut.. Swan
ston, and Mrs. Harold P. Smith, wife of
Lieut.. Smith.
Attend Dance.
Lieut.. Condr. Gerard Wood gave a
dinner Saturday evening at their home
their guests attended the Halloween
dance at the Round Bay Community
Club.
Comdr. and Mrs w. Taylor Smith
gave a dinner Monday at their quarters
on Porter road in honor of Comdr. and
Mrs Monroe Kelly. Comdr. Kelly, who
came here recently for duty, is Comdr.
Smiths assistant in the department of
electrical engineering.
Capt. H H. Lane ON; c. and
In Newport and the Fall In Washing.
ton, are now staying in Annapolis and
are at Carvel Hall.
Mrs. Charles c. Phegler. wife of Lieut.
Phegler, and her young son are the
guests of Mrs. Phegler's mother, Mrs.