Evening star., 1935-01-13


Columbia today and the game played
against the Virginia Military Institute
of Lexington, Va, Wednesday, are Dig
events at the Naval Academy, ana
always draw a large crowd.
Mrs. John Henry Newton. wife OF
Can't. Newton, head Of the Postgrad-
uate School, has returned to her nome
here after a weeks trip to New York.
Comdr. and Mrs. John A. Logan
gave a luncheon on Sunday at their
quarters on Bowyer road. The party
was given in honor of the birthday
anniversaries of Comdr. Logan and
Comdr. Max DeMott of Washington.
The guests included Comdr. and Mrs.
Frank Slingluff, Comdr and Mrs. Her
bert o. Roesch and Comdr. and Mrs.
DeMott, all of Washington, and Lieut..
Comdr. and Mrs. Horace D. Clarke OF
the Naval Academy.
Comdr. and Mrs. DeMott were the
weekend guests of Comdr. and Mrs.
James A. Logan.
Mrs. Compau Thrall was the guest
of honor Sunday at a luncheon given
by Mr.. and Mrs Owen Owings at their
home at Wardour. Mrs. ThraI re-
turned Sunday evening to her home in
New York after a weeks visit to Mrs.
Mason Porter Cusachs.
Mr.. Paul Wilsach. Washington au-
thor, has been the guest for the past
week of Capt. Ralston Holmes, COM
inandant of midshipmen. and Mrs.
Holmes, at their quarters on Porter
road.
Col. Howard H. Kipp, U. S. M. c.,
retired, and Mrs. Kipp of Ossining. N.
Y, spent several days of this week in
ANNAPOLIS. Col. and Mrs. Ktpp were
en- route to their Winter home in
Florida They were accompanied by
Miss Christine Green of London, Eng
land, who will be their house guest in
Florida.
On Wednesday afternoon Comdr
and Mrs. Wolcott E. Hall gave a tea
at their apartment on State Circle
The guests were received by Comdr
and Mrs. Hall and their daughter, Miss
Anne Hall. Those assisting were Mrs
Nevette Steele, Miss Augusta Melvin
and Miss Dorcas Tuck
Lieut.. q. G) and Mrs. Robert S
Quackenbush and Miss Quackenbust
left few days ago for their home al
Pensacola, Fla, after a visit with Mrs
Quackenbush's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Givens, at their home or
Northwest street.
Mrs. John Halligan, widow Of Real
Admiral Halligan, is at her former
home here on Prince George street
Mrs. Halligan has with her her son.
in-law and daughter, Lieut.. and Mrs
Charles Adair, who have been occu
pying the house during Mrs. Halli
gan's absence on the West Coast
Lieut.. Adair is a student at the post.
graduate school.
Mrs. Thurlow w. Reed, wife O
Capt. Reed (MC), spent the week
end in Annapolis as the guest of Mrs
John M. Shultz, wife of Lieut.. Shultz
at her home on Prince George street
Capt. and Mrs. Reeds son, Thurlov
Reed, jr., is member of the fourth
class at the Naval Academy. Capt
Reed is now on duty at Pensacola an(
Mrs. Reed left Monday to join hin
there.
Miss Alice McMeekin of Philadel
phia, and Miss Margaret Taussig
daughter Of Rear Admiral and Mrs
Joseph TauSsig of Washington, Wer,
the guests of the Misses Eunice an,
Mary Wilson, daughters of Capt. ane
Mrs. Russell Wilson, at their home OF
Porter road. Miss Catherine Lynch
OF Greensburg, Pa, was also the week.
end guest of the Misses Wilson.
After returning from a wedding trir
to Bermuda, Lieut.. and Mrs. John H
Griften, whose marriage took place
recently at Christ Church, Baltimore
will spend few weeks in WASHINGTON
and they will go to Dahlgren. Va.
where Lieut.. Griffen will be stationed
at the Naval Proving Grounds until
the Spring. In June Lieut.. and Mrs
Griffen expect to leave for Coronado
Calf. Mrs. Griffen was formerly Miss
Elizabeth Marsden Smith of New York
and Baltimore. Md Lieut.. Griffer
Is the son of Commodore Thomas
Griffen of Annapolis and Mrs. Griffen
The exhibition of water colors by
Mr.. Eliot O'Hara of Washington, was
largely attended on Sunday afternoon
at the Annapolis Sketch Club at the
club rooms on State Circle. The
guests were received by Capt. and Mrs
Theodore johnson and Mrs. Richard
Kuehemund, wife of Dr. Kuehemunc
of st. Johns College Mrs. O'Hars
accompanied Mr.. O'Hara to Annapolis
and was also present at the exhibition
Capt. and Mrs. Theodore johnson
gave a dinner on Sunday evening al
their home in Acton place for Mr.. ano
Mrs. O1dara and also of DR.. and Mrs
Douglas H. Gordon of Baltimore. Mrs
Gordon was formerly Miss Winifreo
Claude, daughter of DR.. and Mrs
Gordon Claude Of Annapolis.
A dance was given tonight at Carve
Hall for the benefit of the Bouse
House now being built at St. Johns
College. The Social Committee of the
college will take charge of the ar.
rangements.
Comdr. Robert E. Rogers, retired
and Mrs. Rogers of Christ Church, Va.
have announced the engagement o.
their daughter. Miss Peggy Rogers, tt
Mr.. Thomas D. Shearer, a member
of the faculty of Christ Church School
Comdr. and Mrs. Rogers and family
resided in Annapolis for several year.
and while here lived in the Nava
Academy and afterwards at the Pegg!
Stewart Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. DuVall Allen, the lat
ter a daughter Of Comdr. and Mrs
Raymond Stone, has left Annapolis
for the West. They will spend II
days at Stamford, Conn. with rela
tives of Mrs. Allen before going t,
California and en- route will stol
for visits in Tennessee and Arizona.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Edward
OKeefe of Bryn Mawr, Pa. are spend
ing some time at Carvel Hall. Mrs
O'Keefe, formerly Miss Louise Phipp
resided here before her marriage
Lieut.. O'Keefe was also here befor
his marriage and had duty at tn
Naval Academy. Mrs. O'Keefe is tn