Evening star., 1934-02-04
Naval Academy Hon0rs
President on Birthday
admiral and Mrs. Hart and Host of Other
Annapolis Families Hold Parties
on Anniversary.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, February 8
Admiral and Mrs. Thomas G. Hart
gave dinner Tuesday evening taking
their guests later to the ball given
at Carvel Hall in honor OF the BIRTH
day anniversary Of President Roose-
Velt.
Mrs. Janney, wife of DR.. John J.
yanney. the health officer for Anne
Arundel County. gave a luncheon
wednesday at her home at St. Mar
garets.
Mrs. Hoogerwerff, wife of Comdr,
Hester Hoogerwerff, who is spending
the late Winter at Caryel Hall, gave
luncheon followed by cards Monday at
Carvel Hall Her guests we're Mrs.
D. Claude Handy. Mrs. Edward H. H.
Old, Mrs James Bowdoin, Miss Eliza
beth Mott. Mrs. George Turner, Mrs.
John B. kaufman, Mrs. Robert Kirk
patrick, Mrs. Harvey E. Overesch,
Mrs. Lynde Mccormick, Mrs. William
r. Smith and Mrs. Clyde Robinson.
Mrs. Clement and Capt. Bingham
were entertained Wednesday evening
by Capt. and Mrs. Roland w. Schu-
mann at dinner and Tuesday evening
CAPT and Mrs. John B. kaufman en-
tertained at dinner for them.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Thomas G.
Hart will be hosts at dinner in honor
of Mrs. Clement and Capt. Bingham.
One of the largest of the seasons
lunCheons was given Sunday by Capt.
and Mrs. Charles M. Oman, when they
entertained at their quarters at the
Naval Hospital in honor OF Mrs. G.
Erskine Clement and Capt Donald
Cameron Bingham. whose marriage
will take place February IA. Among
the guests from Washington were Mrs.
Albert Niblack, Admiral and Mrs.
Emory Scott Land and the latter's
mother, Mrs. Dwight Chester, and Mr..
and Mrs. John Embrey.
Mrs. James Bowdoin will entertain
Thursday at tea at Normanroyd, her
home at st. Margarets-on-t the -Ches-
Apeake, in honor of Mrs. Clement and
Capt. Bingham.
Capt. and Mrs. Guy Baker gave a
dinner party Thursday evening, when
their guests included Capt. and Mrs.
John Henry Newton. Capt. and Mrs.
Russell Wilson. Capt. and Mrs.
Charles M. Oman and Capt. Franklin
D. Karnes Cretired) and Mrs. Karnes.
This afternoon Capt and Mrs Baker
also entertained a few friends at the
basket ball game, with tea afterWard
at their quarters.
Mrs. G. Erskine Clement gave a
dinner party this evening in honor OF
Rear Admiral and Mrs Ernest J. King,
Capt. and Mrs Frank j. Fletcher and
Capt. Donald Cameron Bingham of
Washington. Among the other guests
were Mrs Albert Niblack. widow Of
Admiral Niblack, who is Mrs. Glenn
ents house guest Capt. and Mrs.
Ralston Holmes and Comdr. and Mrs.
Jesse B. Oldendorf of the Naval Acad-
en1y and Mr.. Forbes Colhoun Of Ivy
Neck on West River Mrs. Clement
and her guests later attended the
boxing match between the Midship-
men and Western Maryland College.
which took place in the Armory.
Mrs Willard Baldwin and her young
son. Willard Baldwin, jr., of New
York, accompanied by Frederick Tay-
Ior of Washington, spent few days
In Annapolis with Mrs. L. Craven
Bruce, mother of Mrs. Baldwin, in the
home of Mrs. Morgan Baldwin. They
were accompanied on their return to
New York by Mrs. Richard Baldwin
Of Annapolis, who will be Mrs Will
lard Baldwin's guest there Mrs. l..
Craven Bruce will leave shortly for
Florida.
Mr.. Mason Terry. who spent the
Fall and early Winter in Washington.
has gone to Florida to remain until
the late Spring. Mr.. Terry motored
to West Palm Beach with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Brown of Pleasant Valley,
N Y.
Capt and Mrs. Charles c. Soule
and their young son, Charles c. Soule,
tr., of Washington spent the week end
In Annapolis. Capt. and Mrs. Soule
were guests of Mrs. Carryl H. Bryan,
and their son visited Mr.. Roger Hall,
son Of Comdr and Mrs. w. E. Hall.
Mrs. Roscoe C. Bulmer and her
daughter, Miss Anita Carlyle Bulmer,
entertained over the week end DR.. and
Mrs. Merton English and their daugh-
ter, Miss Peggy English of Washing
ton. at their apartment on Maryland
avenue.
Capt. and Mrs, Theodore johnson
gave supper party, followed by
bridge, last evening in honor of Mrs.
L. Craven Bruce. who will leave next
week for Florida. Mrs. Johnson re-
Gently returned to Annapolis after a
visit of several weeks to her son. Mr..
Theodore johnson, jr, in Montclair,
n. j.
Capt. Roland w. Schumann. Supply
Corps, U. S. N, who will complete his
present tour of duty at the Naval
Academy in the Spring, has been as
signed to the Asiatic station. Capt.
Schumann will leave Annapolis in
May. Mrs. Schumann and their
daughter. Miss Bliss Schumann plan
TO spend next Winter in washington.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Kenneth Noble. who