Evening star., 1935-07-07


Harry w. Hill, U. S. NJ, has arrived
in Annapolis and joined his family at
No. 8 Maryland avenue. Comdr. Hill
will go for duty at Washington. Mon
day Comdr and Mrs. Hill and family
moved to The Castle, the home i'll
BirdSville, in Anne Arundel County,
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Beale Worth
ington. Miss Elizabeth Stockett Hill,
daughter of Comdr. and Mrs. Hill. is
visiting her uncle Mr. George C. Hill,
at Oakland. Calf.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Theodore T.
Patterson and their young son,
Thomas Patterson, left Tuesday to
spend month in New Jersey. Miss
Mary Kirby Patterson, daughter of
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Patterson, is
spending the Summer at camp. Lieut..
Comdr. Patterson is one of the aides
to Rear Admiral David Foote Sellers.
Mr.. and Mrs Vincent Carr Tomp-
kins, jr., who recently returned from
their wedding trip to Bermuda and
New York, have opened their cottage
at Epping Forest for the Summer
Mrs. Tompkins was formerly Miss
Eleanor Calvert of Washington.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John A. Bole, jr.,
and their two daughters have ar
rived in Annapolis and are occupying
q home at Wardour. Lieut.. Bole is
at the St-Graduate School
Mr. and Mrs. Owen P. w Owings
have had as their guests in their home
at Wardour, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter B.
Wood of Baltimore and Mr.. Owings
sister, Mrs. Archibald Dennis OF
Howard County, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Phipps enter
tanned Monday evening at an informal
party in their home in Eastport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walsh and
children are back in the home of Mrs
Walsh's mother, Mrs Middleton
Semmes Guest. at Wardour, where
they are spending the Summer, after
weeks trip to Atlantic City, N. J.
The large garden party given Sun
day afternoon by Mrs. Hamilton Gale
and her son, MI Hamilton Gale, was
one of the leading events of the Sum-
mer season at Annapolis. Mrs. Gales
home, situated on the water, was
beautiful in the setting, and the tea
table on the lawn was presided over
by Mrs. Hallam Claude and Miss
Isabel Claude
Comdr. and Mrs. Laurance T. Du
Bose gave a lunch party Sunday
their guests including Comdr. and
Mrs. Edward Lloyd, Mrs. Richard
Baldwin and Mr.. and Mrs Howard
E. Atterbury.
Mrs. William L. Hodges OF Cam
bridge. Mass, is the guest this week
end of Mrs. Keester, wife of Comdr
George Keester. Yesterday afternoon
Mrs. KeeSter gave small tea for
Mrs Hodges. Mrs. Hodges formerly
lived here. Mr.. George Keester, jr,
son of Comdr and Mrs. Keester, has
left for Solomons Island, where he
will spend some time at camp.
Mrs. CrenShaW. wife of Capt. Rus
sell Crenshaw, has arrived in An
napoliS and is occupying the home
of Mrs. Richard o. WEIGH at 38 Mary
land avenue for the Summer. Capt
and Mrs. CrenshaW have been living
at Yorktown, Va, where Capt. Cren-
Mine Depot. Capt. and Mrs. Cren-
shaw's oldest son is a midshipman
in the second class at the Naval
Academy. Capt and Mrs. CrenshaW
have frequently visited Annapolis as
the guests Of Capt. and Mrs. w. Tay-
1or Smith, who recently left here fol-
the West Coast.
Capt and Mrs. George Bryan and
children will leave Annapolis the first
of next week for Seattle, Wash,
where Capt. Bryan will take ccm-
mand of the U. S. S. Maryland re-
lieving Capt. Donald Bingham, who
will come East for duty in Wash
ington Capt Bryan has been in
command of the U. S. S. Reina Mer-
cedes at the Naval Academy for three
years.
Mrs William j. Giles, wife of Capt
Giles, has returned to Annapolis af-
ter trip to California. Mrs. Giles
mas joined her mother, Mrs Arthur
Ryan, who spent the Winter at Carvel
Hall.
Lieut. and Mrs. Wallace ]. Miller
are in Annapolis for a few days after
being at New London, Conn, for sew
guests of Comdr. and Mrs. John
Bowers. Lieut.. and Mrs. Miller will
leave shortly for Berkeley, Calf,
where Lieut.. Miller will attend the
University of California. Saturday
June 29, Comdr. and Mrs Bowers
gave a luncheon at their home for
Lieut.. and Mrs. Miller, and that eve
ming, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis M
Lazenby, and Miss Helen Woodward
and Miss Emily Woodward, gave a
supper party for them in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. LaZenby Mrs Miller
is the daughter of Mrs B. M Jack
son, formerly of HagerStoWn, but now
making her home in Annapolis.
Assistant Prof. David G. Howard OF
the department of electrical engineer
ing at the Naval Academy. Mrs. How
ard and their children, Miss Betty
Howard and David Howard, jr, have
closed their Winter home on Monti-
cello avenue and have left by motor
for New Hampshire, where they will
spend July and August.
DR.. and Mrs. r. G. Gambrill OF
Haverford, Pa, are guests of theil
son-in-la~ and daughter, Comdr. ano
Mrs. Jules James, at their home or
Porter road, Naval academy.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Hazer
and young daughter have returned tc
their home, Cherry Lodge, on the
Severn River, after spending two
weeks in Kansas
Mrs. William F. Flood and hel
children, Miss Mary Louise Flood anc
William F. Flood jr, have closed theil
home on Spa View avenue and are
spending several weeks at Boyle's Inn
at Matapeake Beach on the Eastern
Shore. They were Joined over tht
Fourth Of July holiday by Mr.. Flood