Evening star., 1934-06-24

ANNAPOLIS. Md, June 23.-De-
parture of Rear Admiral Hart from
the Naval Academy and the arrival
Of Rear Admiral David Foote Sellers
marked the chief event Of interest
in Annapolis this week. Admiral and
Mrs. Sellers arrived here Sunday. Mrs.
Hart and her children left last week
for their home at Sharon, Conn.
where they will make their home
while Admiral Hart is at sea.
Mrs. James Bowdoin gave beach
and supper party Sunday evening at
Normanroyd, her home at St. Mar
garet's, on the Chesapeake Bay. as a
farewell for Capt and Mrs. Edward
H. H Old and Capt and Mrs. John
B. Kaufman Mrs Bowdoin was as
sisted by Miss Elizabeth Mott
Friday, one of the largest of the
Summer parties, a luncheon and
bridge. was given by Mrs. Wilton Nc
Carthy and Mrs. Albert Mccarthy at
Carvel Hall
Among those leaving Annapolis this
week for other duty was Capt. Old.
who, with Mrs. Old, left Wednesday
for the Naval Hospital at Brooklyn,
N. Y. Mrs. Old soon will return to
Annapolis for a visit with Mrs Jesse
B. Oldendorf. wife of Comdr. Olden-
dorf, who also has as guest Miss
Nancy Old. In the Autumn Miss Old
will enter Sweetbriar College in
Virginia.
Capt. and Mrs. kaufman expect
to leave Annapolis the first of next
week for the Hampton Roads Naval
Base, where Capt. kaufman will be
stationed.
Miss Peggy Poor, daughter of Mrs
Poor and the late Charles Poor OF
New Orleans, is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Roscoe c. Bulmer, at her
apartment on Maryland avenue. She
expects to spend the Summer in An
napolis and in the Autumn she will
enter Vassar College. She has been
a student at Stuart Hall, Staunton
Va.
Miss Anita Bulmer, daughter of
Mrs. Roscoe G. Bulmer, returned
home the first of this week after
spending several weeks at Warm
Springs, Ga. Mrs. Bulmer left by
motor Monday for Warm Springs to
accompany her daughter here.
Mrs. Bulmer has had as her guest
recently Mrs. Enos Troop Gear OF
Garden City, Long Island.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. John Har-
rison Colhoun returned to their home
Windsor Farms, on West River, Tues
day after spending the Winter in
California and the Spring in Homo
lulu. While in California they lived
in Burlingame.
Miss Peggy Dashiell, daughter OF
Comdr and Mrs. George w. D. Dashiell
of Pasadena, Calf, has left for her
home after spending several weeks as
the guest of Mrs. Carryl H. Bryan, at
her home on King George street.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John r. Van Nagell
who have been spending the Winter in
Washington, where Lieut.. Van Nagel
is on duty at the Navy Ya1d, arrived
last week end for visit with Mrs. Van
Nageil's grandmother, Mrs. Frederic
Cotton, at San Roco, her home at
Waterbury, near Annapolis. Mrs. Van
Nagell and her young son, Woodward
Phelps, jr., will remain at San Rocc
while Lieut. Van Nagell is on duty in
Washington
Mrs. william r. Sayles, wife of
Capt. Sayles, now in Washington, left
for New York after a visit to her
brother and sister, Richard and Marian
Duval. Mrs. Sayles later will join
Capt Sayles in Washington. where
they have taken an apartment.
Murray Phillips, who has beer
spending the Winter in Annapolis al
the residence of his cousins, Mr. ano
Mrs. Charles de P. Walk, on Duke Of
Gloucester street, left today for his
home in Charles Town. w. Va.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Ralph o
Davis have been the guests recently
Of Comdr. and Mrs. Albert H. Rookie
Lieut. Comdr. Davis is now on sea
duty and Mrs. Davis has been visiting
relatives in that city.
Capt and Mrs. Clyde Robinson soon
will leave Annapolis for Norfolk, Va.
where Capt. Robinson will join the
u. S. S. Vestal at the Navy Yard Mrs
Robinson will take an apartment at
the Norfolk Country Club for the
Summer.
Mrs. Edwin S. Earnhardt, wife OF
Lieut.. Comdr. Earnhardt, who left An
napolis recently after tour of duty
has left here for Norfolk, Va, where
Lieut.. Comdr. Earnhardt is serving on
the staff of Rear Admiral Edward H
Campbell, on the u S. S. Indianapolis
Lieut. Arthur W. Bryan, retired, has
left Annapolis and has gone by plane
to California, where he will join his
family in Los Angeles. Lieut.. Bryan
and his family will return in August
to occupy Cool Spring Farm, their
house at Winchester, near Annapolis
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Clarke have
been residing for the past year in the
residence of Mrs. Henry Gearing, on
Southgate avenue.
Mrs. F. C. zahm, widow Of Capt
zahm, U. S. N, and her son, Lieut.
John C. Zahm of San Diego, Calf,
have arrived in Annapolis and are