Evening star., 1934-09-30

ANNAPOLIS, Md, September 20
The arrival of the midshipmen from
their leave, and the opening OF the
foot ball season today marked the
first of an influx of visitors which
will make week ends here very lively.
The game today was played in Annap-
oils against William and Mary.
Mrs. Middleton Semmes Guest gave
o tea Sunday afternoon in honor of
Miss Alice Page Converse of New
York, who was her house guest and
who Was assisted in the dining room
by Mrs. Carryl H. Bryan, Mrs. George
Turner, Mrs. Charles Walsh, daughter
Of Mrs. Guest; Mr.. Forbes Colhoun
and Mr. Charles Walsh. The other
guests included Rear Admiral Noble
E Irwin, Capt. and Mrs. Ralston S.
Holmes, Comdr. Richard Galloway.
Comdr. and Mrs Robert P. Cutler,
jr.: Mrs Barton Wright, Mrs. James
Ferguson, Mrs. Walton H. Hopkins
and Baroness Won Sternberg Of Wash
ington.
Mrs. Kaufman, wife of Capt. John
B. Kaufman IN. c.. spent the week
end in Annapolis with Capt and Mrs.
Charles M. Oman at the Naval Hos
pital Reservation. Capt. kaufman,
who formerly was on duty here, is now
at the Naval Base at Hampton Roads,
Va.
Mr.. John Wood and his daughter,
Miss Eloise Wood, accompanied by Miss
Anna Sill, sister-in-law of Mr.. Wood,
left Annapolis Monday by motor for
their home at Geneva, N. Y, after a
weeks visit to Mrs. A. G. Cooke at
her home. Spring Hill, at Waterbury,
near Annapolis.
Mrs. Van NageIl, wife of Lieut..
John r. Van Nagell, and their young
son, Woodward Phelps, are spending
the Autumn at San Rocco. the home
of Mrs Van Nagells grandparents DR..
and Mrs Frederic ]. Cotton. at Water
bury. Lieut.. and Mrs. Van Nagell
have been in Washington for several
months, and the former will leave
shortly for Boston for sea duty and
during the completion of the destroyer
to which he has been ordered will re-
side there. Mrs Van Nagell will join
him later in the Autumn.
Lieut.. Comdr Edward B. Rodgers
and family will arrive in Annap-
oils in few days and occupy the home
OF Mrs. Barton Wright, which is a
part of the Chase Home property on
King George street. Mrs. Wright left
Friday to join her son. Lieut.. Comdr.
William L. Wright, [etired, at Ban
ming, Calf
Comdr. John H. Jenkins and his
family, who recently arrived here, are
occupying Mrs. Henry Gearings house
on Southgate avenue.
Rear Admiral Noble E. Irwin, re-
tired, who spent the Summer in the
Adirondacks and has been with his
-in-law and daughter, Comdr. and
Mrs. Charles Lockwood, jr., in their
home on Upshur road, has taken the
house on Southgate avenue, which
was formerly the residence Of Lieut..
Comdr. and Mrs. Earl H. Kincaid.
Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. John M.
Haines had as their guest last week
Mrs. Helen Halloran of Washington.
Capt. John L. Ferguson. who is in
command of the U. S. S. Tuscaloosa,
which has been anchored off An
napolis, joined his ship Monday after
a short visit to his family who are
occupying a house on Hanover street.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Maximilian G.
Schmidt are the guests of Mrs.
Schmidts mother. Mrs. Robert Hill
lard. Mrs. Schmidt has with her this
week Miss Carryl Elliott, daughter of
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Middleton S.
Elliott Of Washington. Lieut.. and
Mrs Schmidt recently returned from
the West Coast. Mrs. Hilliard and
her younger daughter, Miss Grace
Hilliard, spent the Summer in the
Berkshires.
Mrs. Frank Roop Smith has joined
her son-in-law and daughter, Capt.
and Mrs. Albert Penn, after a visit
to Wilmington, Del. Mrs. Penn and
her two daughters, Miss Helen Penn
and Miss Emily Penn, visited several
weeks in New York and Wilmington.
The Misses Penn also were at Cape
Cod.
Prof. Albert ]. Dornblatt of the
Naval Postgraduate School and Mrs.
Dornblatt have moved from their
former home on Monticello avenue,
and are living at 81 Shipwrightl
street. II
Mrs. Edward N Rich gave a teal
Thursday afternoon at the Rising
Sun Inn at Waterbury, In honor Of
Mrs. James Garretson and Miss Juliet
Baldwin GarretSon of New York, who
were her guests at Ferry Farms, her
country home on the Severn River.
Miss Juliet Baldwin Garretson will
make her debut in New York and in
Baltimore this Winter.
Miss Elizabeth Munroe is the guest
of Capt. A. S. Rice, U. S. A., and
Mrs Rice at Frankfort Arsenal in
Philadelphia.
Maj and Mrs. E. Leslie Medford
and Miss Virginia Medford have re-
turned after a short visit to Atlantic
City. Before going to Atlantic City
Miss Virginia Medford visited in
Pennsylvania and the Eastern Shore
of Maryland and Virginia.
Mrs. r. Earle Fisher, widow Of Col.
Fisher, U. S. A., who spent several
months in Annapolis with iler brother