Evening star., 1934-11-18

ANNAPOLIS, Md, November IL
The largest crowd o. the Autumn
season is visiting Annapolis this week
end for the final foot ball game
which was played between the Navy
and the University of Pittsburgh.
An informal dance was held in
Dahlgren Hall this afternoon after
the game and this evening large
hop was given for the first, second
and third classes at the Naval
Academy and their guests. The hop
also was held in Dahlgren Hall.
Capt. and Mrs. Charles M. Oman
gave a luncheon Sunday. Their
guests included Commodore and Mrs.
Edward Lloyd and Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Middleton S. Elliott Of Wash
ington, in whose honor the luncheon
was given. Thursday evening Capt.
and Mrs. Oman gave dinner party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry England have
arrived in Annapolis, after spending
the Summer at Kennebunkport. Me,
and have taken an apartment at No.
S Maryland avenue, for the Winter.
Mr.. England is graduate OF the
Naval Academy.
Mr.. Mason Terry who has been
occupying the apartment leased to
Mr.. and Mrs. England, has left for
Washington, where he has taken an
apartment on I street.
Baroness Ungen- -Sternberg of WASH
ington is the guest of Mrs. John
Janney, wife of Dr. Janney, at her
home at st. Margarets, near An
napolis.
Mrs. Dennis Claude gave bridge
party Thursday afternoon at her home
at Annapolis Roads
Mrs. Thomas Harrison Oliver and
her sister. Miss Mary Lloyd Of Baltl-
more, and Wye House, Talbot County.
we're luncheon guests Wednesday OF
their brother and ter-in-law, Com
modore and Mrs. Edward Lloyd, at
their home, the Brice House Wing.
Mrs. Albert NJ Penn, wife of Comdr.
Penn, and daughters. Miss Helen
Penn and Miss Emily Penn, and Mrs.
Penn's mother, Mrs. Frank Roop
Smith, who have been occupying an
apartment on Maryland avenue since
leaving the Naval Academy, where
Comdr. Penn was on duty, will leave
Annapolis this month for the West
Coast to Joint Comdr. Penn in Cali
fornia. ComdfPenn is on the staff
of Rear Admiral Harris Laning on the
U. S. S. Chicago. The party will SAIL
Thanksgiving day from New York
on the President Hayes of the Dollar
Line. Mrs. Smith formerly lived in
Washington, where she and Mrs.
Penn have many friends.
Two families of officers well known
here who left during the week for
California are Mrs. Walter Sharp
and her son Willoughby, who left
Washington for Long Beach, Calf,
where they will join Capt. Sharp
IS. c. who is attached to the
U. S. S. Argonne on the staff of Rear
Admiral George T. Pettengill. En- route
Mrs. Sharp and son will spend a
week with Capt. Levin Campbell,
U. S. A.. and Mrs. Campbell.
brother and sister-in-laW Of Mrs.
Sharp, at their home at Rock Island
Ill Mrs. Sharp, was formerly Miss
Louise Campbell Of Washington, and
with Capt. Campbell has many
friends in the Capital.
Mrs. Charles c. Soule left the mid
die of this week to join Capt. Soule
in California. Capt. Soule is in
command of the u S. S. New Mex
leo. Their son, Charles c. Soule, Jr.,
will remain at St. Adams School,
where he is a student Capt. and Mrs.
Soule and their son formerly resided
here. but for three years have lived
in Washington.
DR.. and Mrs. Carroll S. Alden, the
former head of the department of
English and history at the Naval
Academy, entertained at dinner last
evening in honor of Capt. and Mrs.
William D. Puleston of Washington.
Capt. Puleston, who is head of the
Bureau of Naval Intelligence in Wash
ington. spoke to the first class of
midshipmen.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. David F,
Sellers returned Monday to the super
intendent's quarters at the Naval
Academy after a week end spent in
Cleveland, where they went with the
Naval Academy foot ball team which
played there Saturday against the
Notre Dame University team.
Capt. Ralston S. Holmes, comman-
dant Of midshipmen, also spent the
week end in Cleveland.
Mrs. Allen Thomas of Howard
County has been the guest this week
of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Owen Owings, who have
returned to Annapolis and are residing
in their home at Wardour. after spend
ing several years at Virginia Beach
Va. Mrs. Owings was before her