Evening star., 1935-06-09

week end after the departure OF the
two ships. the Wyoming and Arkansas,
finds Annapolis settled down to its
usual Summer routine. Many cottages
on the Severn River and Chesapeake
Bav have been opened and the Sum-
mer colonists will enjoy the many
pleasures that the waters afford.
DR.. and Mrs Amos Hutchins have
opened their Summer home on the
Severn River, after spending the Win
ter at their home in Baltimore.
Capt. and Mrs. Edward H. H. Old
arrived in Annapolis Monday from
the Brooklyn Navy Yard and spent
the week with Comdr. and Mrs. James
A. Logan. Tuesday afternoon. Comdr.
and Mrs. Logan entertained at tea
in honor of their guests. Capt. Ola
was formerly on duty here and has
been at the Navy Yard at Brooklyn
for about year.
Mrs. Emory Sands, formerly Miss
Mariana Fltllam. daughter OF the
tate Rear Admiral and Mrs. William
Fullam, spent the week in Annapolis
with her aunt, Mrs. Edward Lloyd
and Commodore Lloyd at the Brice
House Wing. their home on East street.
Mrs. Sands formerly made her home
In Washington but spent the past
wear with her sister, Mrs. Raymond
Welch, in her home at Santa Barbara,
Calf. Mr.. Frederick Sands. son OF
Mrs Emory Sands, is also in Cali
fornia.
Monday afternoon, Mrs. Lloyd gave
Cnt frS
E. Baker. who will leave Annapolis
next week for Newport, R. l. Capt
Baker, after a short leave, will 60 to
California to command the U. S. S
Houston and Mrs. Baker will remain
at their home in Newport, joining
Can't. Baker in the Autumn on the
West Coast.
Mr.. Levin Campbell, father of Mrs.
Sharp, wife of Capt. Walter Sharp
IS. CO, U. S. N, spent few days
In Annapolis recently en- route to
the Eastern Shore of Maryland
where he was the guest of his
brother and ister-in-laW Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Campbell, at their home,
the Anchorage. near Easton. Mr.,
Campbell is now at Rock Island
Arsenal, Illinois, as the guest of rela-
tives. He will later join his son and
daughter r-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs Worth
incton Campbell of Short Hills, N. j.,
at their Summer home at Woods Hole
Mass. Mr.. Campbell formerly lived
in Washington. where Mrs. Sharp, as
Miss Louise Campbell, was popular
in the younger circles. Mr.. Worthing-
ton Campbell went to New York to
live shortly after his graduation from
Washington High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvannus Stokes, jr.,
gave a dinner party Wednesday eve
ming at White House Farm, their
home on South River, in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buchanan of War
renton, Va, who were their house
guests. Asked to meet Mr.. and Mrs.
Buchanan were Lieut.. Comdr and
Mrs. J. Harrison Colhoun, Mrs. Carryl
H. Bryan. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walsh,
Comdr. Richard Galloway, Rear Ad-
miral Noble E. Irwin lretlred), Mr.
and Mrs. Owen OWings, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Valiant, Lieut.. Comdr. and
Mrs. Morton Seligman, Mrs. Archie
Dennis of Howard County, Mrs
Temper Collins of Washington. Mrs
George w. Simpson and Col. Simon
De Korsakorff
Mrs. Temper Collins has been the
guest of Mrs. Sylvannus Stokes, at
her home for the past week.
Mrs. Howard Morton who spent
the month of May where she was the
guest of her brother and sister-ln-law
ri
New York, has returned to Annapolis,
and joined her mother, Mrs. Howard,
widow of Admiral Thomas Howard,
In their apartment on State Circle.
Mrs. Leiper. wife of Prof. Charles
L. Leiper, left Annapolis WEDNESDAY
for East Hebron. N. H. where she will
be Joined later by Prof Leiper who Is
connected with the department OF
mathematics at the Naval Academy.
Mrs. Richard Baldwin gave a tea
Wednesday afternoon in honor OF
her brother and sister-in-law. Mr.. ano
Mrs. Warrington Baldwin of st. Louis
Mo.
Mr.. Travers Fleshmer and Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Durham. also of st.
Louis. who were the guests OF Mr..
Baldwins sister Mrs. A. G. Cooke. at
Spring Hill, her home at Waterbury,
left later in the week for their home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin will come East
again the end of next week for the
graduation of their son. Mr.. Warning
ton Baldwin, jr. who is student at
1aurenceville School, N. j. Mr.. War
rington Baldwin, jr.. will in the
Autumn enter Princeton University.
Mrs. Frederic Jay Cotton gave a
buffet supper Wednesday evening at
San Rocco her home at Waterbury,
in honor of her brother, Mr. Warning
ton Baldwin: Mrs. Baldwin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Durham and Mr.. Fleshmer. The
additional guests were Mrs. A. g.
Cooke, Miss Roberta Hodgers. Mrs
Richard Whithall. Mrs. Richard Bald
win and DR.. and Mrs. John Janney
DR.. Tench Tilghman. who is con-
nected with the English department
of St. Johns College. is spending the
week end at the University of Vir-
ginia.
Mr.. Robert H James. who is con-
nected with the department of Eng
lish and history at the Naval Acade-
my. left last week for New York and
sailed on the Berengaria for a trip
abroad. Mr.. James will be away until
September.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. J. Harrison
Colhoun have left Windsor Farms
their home at West River, and are ir
their country home on Thousand
Islands. Canada. where they will bt
Joined later by Mrs. Colhoun's mother
and brother. Mrs. James Langhornt
and Mr. James Langhorne of Sar
Francisco. and Mrs Langhorne's SON
tn-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs