Evening star., 1937-06-27
Anna polls
Activities
Of the Week
Admiral and Mrs. Sell
lers Sail for Tour
of Europe.

4 NNAPOLIS. Md. June 90
n Rear Admiral David Foote
~ Sellers, superintendent of the
"A Naval Academy, and Mrs. Sel-
lers sailed today from New York in
the Rex for Europe, where they will
spend the Summer, returning to An
napolis in September. Admiral Sellers
was in Poughkeepsie the first OF the
week for the regatta. The Navy
crews, with their coach. Mr.. Charles
Walsh, have been at Poughkeepsie for
several weeks.
Nine. FellippQ Camperio left An
napolls Sunday evening for WASH
ington and New York. Nine. Camperio
was the guest of Mrs. Harry Black at
her Summer home at Southampton,
Long Island. The remainder of the
week was spent in New York City,
where she joined her daughters, the
Misses Louise and Terry Camperio,
at the Hotel Wentworth. The family
sailed today in the Rex from New
York for their home near Milan,
Italy
Lieut.. Comdr. Earl r. Morrissey
q. S. N, retired, and his family of
Larchmont, N. Y, are spending the
Summer at their cottage on Weems
Creek, near Annapolis.
Sunday evening picnic supper was
given at the home of Comdr. Richard
Galloway at Wardour The guests
included Mrs. Carryl H. Bryan. Mrs.
Edward Hanson, Mrs. William Sayles.
Mrs. Carroll Van Ness of the Green
Spring Valley, Mrs. George w. Simp-
son. Mr. George Bingely, Mr.. Mason
Terry, Comdr Wolcott E. Hall, Lieut..
Comdr. and Mrs. Earl r. Morrissey
and Col. Douglas Duval, U. S. A.,
retired
Capt. and Mrs. Anson Bronson left
Annapolis this week after spending
the last two months with Mrs. George
w. Simpson at her home on King
George street. Capt. and Mrs. Bron-
son will spend the Summer at their
home at Lake George. They will re-
turn to Annapolis in the Autumn.
Mr.. Mason Terry, who has been
spending the last week here at the
home of Miss Mary R. Magruder on
King George street, left Tuesday for
his apartment in Washington.
Lieut.. and Mrs Maynard Day.
whose marriage took place in Wash
ington Saturday. June 10. are on a
wedding trip which is Icing spent in
New York. Lieut.. and Mrs. Day
Will reside in Annapolis and have
taken an apartment at No. Mary
land avenue. Mrs. Day was formerly
Miss Edith Ball. daughter of Mrs.
Archibald Stirling of Washington,
D. c.
Mrs. Stirling and her sister. Mrs,
Stuart S. Brown. spent several davs
here this week at the apartment which
Will be occupied by Lieut. and Mrs.
Day.
Mrs. Charles Clark. widow of Chap
lain Clark, who spends the Winter
months at Carvel Hall. will leave in a
few days to spend the Summer at
Portland, Me.
Mrs. Walter C. Holt, Wife of Lieut.
Holt and young daughter are the
guests of Mrs. Hollis father. Mr.
Charles de P. Douw and Mrs DouW
at their home on Southgate avenue
Prof. and Mrs. Charles Lieper have
closed their home on Acton place anc
opened their Summer home at East
Hebron, N. H
Comdr. and Mrs William J. Larson
and their family have arrived here
from Philadelphia, Pa. Comdr. Larson
who has been on the staff of Real
Admiral Arthur Hepburn will be de.
tailed to duty as aide to the superin.
tendent, having relieved Comdr. Theo.
dore T. Patterson.
Prof. Louis c. Hunter who has beer
connected with St Johns College ha.
accepted a position as professor O
American history at the American
University in Washington and has lef
with his family for Chevy Chase, Md.
where they will reside.
Mrs. James F. Green of Lafayett,