Evening star., 1933-12-17
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland, December l6.

h1NNAE OA41C, 1AdA Ad4ld, DCSSAASNA AS'
After very large hop, which brought
r-any visitors to Annapolis. since it is
t',e only midshipmen's hop in Decem-
t-r, the week end is quiet in Annapolis.
! loSe receiving at the hop. held In
Llhlgren Hall Saturday were Mrs. Rails
t-1 Holmes, wife of Capt Holmes, and
: dshipman Mcmillan of the first class
Commodore and Mrs. Edward Lloyd
g-Ve a small luncheon Sunday at their
me. THE Brice House Wing" on
East street, and on Wednesday Of this
v@ek another luncheon in honor of Mrs
Twin Abel, Mrs. Charles Carter and
Mr. and Mrs. Arlington Gilpin, all of
Baltimore.
Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Claude Handy gave small tea at their
nome on Duke of Gloucester street.
cir guests included Commodore and
Mrs. Edward Lloyd, Capt. and Mrs
Douglas Howard, Mrs. Richard Bald
IN, Mrs. Howard Morton, Comdr.
md Mrs. Wolcott E. Hall, Capt
PAUL ]. Dashiell, Lieut.. Comdr. and
MRS. William P. O. Clarke, Miss Mollie
M1lligan,, Miss Laura steele, MI. ana
Mrs. Coleman Rogers, State Senator
and Mrs. William Byron of Williams
port, Md; Miss Virginia Carmichael OF
IagerStown Mr.. Murray Philips, State
Senator and Mrs. Ridgely Melvin, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Burwell Mrs. George
Simpson, Mr.. Tench Tilghman, Mr..
Forbes Colhoun, Capt Donald Bingham
Of Washington, Mrs. c. Erskine Clement
and Mrs. Dorothy Kneeland.
Mrs. Edward H. H. Old, wife of Capt.
Old IN. c., gave a small luncheon on
ILesSay at her home. on Porter road.
n honor of Mrs. Albert Cushing Read
E, - M
y 5. s dney S. Bunting, wife OF Lieut..
IninC, formerly on dutL here and
,3v at the Navy Yard at Washington.
Cl WEDNESDAY evening Capt, and Mrs,
} / entertained ct dinner.
rTss Narparet TausS:g. daughter OF
cr Admiral and NJ 5. Joseph x Taus-
j. OF Washington. Is the guest this
Tsck of Mss Nancy Old. daughter OF
C,pt. and Mrs. Edward H. H. Old, at
lcr home on Porter road.
Mrs. John dep. DOuW gave a tea on
Wednesday afternoon at her home on
Southgate avenue in honor Of her house
quests, the Misses Anne and Mary Cary
Of Richmond, Va. The guests included
he younger set of girls and midshlp-
men.
Mrs. John B. kaufman, wife of Capt.
kaufman (M c., had as her guests
over the week end at her home at the
naval hospital Mrs. Herbert Dorsey OF
Washington, her niece, Miss Gregory
2awlett, and Miss Genevieve Upton.
Miss Rawlett and Miss Upton attended
he hop Saturday evening.
Miss Marie Louise Moran of South
rate avenue gave luncheon Friday at
he Mayflower Hotel in v 7hington in
.lonor Of Mile. Nella Veverka, debutante
daughter of the Minister of Czecho-
slovakia and Nine. Ferdinand Veverka.
Mrs. Richard Baldwin gave a tea
Wednesday afternoon at her home on
.Iaryland avenue in honor of Mrs. Will
ard Baldwin of New York. The tea
able was presided over by Mrs. L.
craven Bruce, mother of Mrs. Willard
Baldwin.
Capt. and Mrs. Guy Baker enter
aimed at dinner Thursday evening at
heir quarters on Porter road.
Miss Peggy Baker, daughter of Capt.
md Mrs. Guy Baker, left by transport
or California, where she will be the
;uest Of Mrs. Ernest Won Heimberg, wife
4 Lieut.. Won Heimberg, who is aide
md flag lieutenant on the U. S. S.
Bushnell. Mrs. Won Heimburg is the
laughter of Capt. and Mrs. William A.
ilassford of Washington. Miss Baker
will spend several months in California.
Mrs. Blanche Bowers Jackson gave
small supper Friday evening at her
home OF Franklin street in honor of
drs. S. Morrow Decker of Houston,
Tex, who is the guest of her sister,
Ars Hamilton Gale at her home on
Cheston avenue. While here Mrs.
Decker will also visit another sister,
Mrs. John Halligan, wife of Rear Ad-
nira1 Halligan, at her home on Prince
George street.
Comdr. and Mrs. Reginald Henry gave
! dinner Friday evening at their home
n Oklahoma terrace in honor of their
house guests, Miss Charlotte Christian
f Richmond and Miss Edmonia Nolan
# Washington.
Mrs. Ralph S. Wilbur, wife of Prof.
R. S. Wilbur, and their three children
will leave Annapolis during Christmas
week for Durham. N. C., to join Prof:
wilbur. who is professor of mechanical
engineering at Duke University. Prof,
Wilbur has been teaching at Duke
iince September and his family will
make their home in Durham.
Mrs Langdon Pickering gave tea
Saturday afternoon at her home, Ferry
Farms, on the Severn, in honor OF her
sister, Mrs. N. E. Moore Of Washington.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Thomas M. Dell, jr.,
have had as their guests at their home
IN Southgate avenue the Misses Flann1-
gan. daughters of Comdr. Howard A
E1annigan of Washington.
Rear Admiral William H. STANDBY
End Mrs. Standley of Washington were
he week end guests OF Rear Admiral
md Mrs. Thomas c. Hart at the super
,ntendent's quarters at the Naval
Academy. While here Admiral Stand
,ey went out for a ducktng expedition
on South River.
Mrs. c. Erskine Clement of Annapolis
was the guest of honor at dinner
-iven in Washington Tuesday evening
oy Mrs. John w. Davidge.
Miss Finney and her niece, Miss
oeggy Finney Of washington. spent the
week end as guests of Mrs. Franklin d.
Narnes. wife of Capt. Karnes, on Mary
land avenue.
Lieut.. and Mrs. William S. Pye,
whose marriage recently took place at
Chevy Chase, Md, are occupying an
apartment at 232A, King George street.
Mrs. Mason Porter Cusachs gave a
email luncheon wednesday at Ogle Hall
IN honor of Mrs. Porter Farquharson
Cope of Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Dunn ana
their children of Washington spent the
week end as guests OF Mrs. Dunn
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Valiant,
at their home, Seven Acres, at Wardour.
Lieut.. and Mrs Winfield S. Cunning
ram gave dinner Friday for IL guests
at their home at Wardour.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Walch were
hosts at a dinner Saturday evening at
he Annapolis Roads Club in honor Of
State Senator and Mrs. William Byron
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