Evening star., 1941-01-05
Governors Mansion
i scene of Dance.

Governor Mansion
Is scene of Dance.
Mss Patricia O'Conor and Mr..
L.-eae O'Conor, son and daughter
G. ,ce Governor and Mrs. Herbert
T OCOnOr, gave a dance Monday
e..-.aE at the Governors Mansion.
E-.rert B. O'COnor, another son,
{ a dance Thursday evening.
ZIr. and Mrs Hugh R. Riley Of
c..-e College, Pa, and the Rev. Mr.
-.- Mrs. Joseph T. Riley of White
Marsh, Baltimore, spent the holi
cs with their mother, Mrs. Hugh
T. Riley, in Annapolis.
Comdr. and Mrs. Ward P. Davis
NO have been residing on Bowyer
ad at Naval Academy, and their
ca.ldren have moved to a house on
..~ estate of Comdr. Leslie Davis,
I. s. N. Cretired) and Mrs Davis
I-5r Annapolis. Comdr. Ward Davis
vi shortly leave for Honolulu
v.are he will be executive officer
G. ne L. S. S. Idaho. Mrs. Davis
and children will remain here until
summer.
Comdr. Davis has been succeeded
a graduate manager of athletics at
the Naval Academy by Comdr Ly-
nan B. Perry, who with his family
VII move to Upshur road soon.
Comdr. William S. Heath spent
the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. John
L. 81, n
River Comdr Heath's nephew, Will
ham Mcdowell, who is spending the
winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Semnle
Will return this week end from his
former home at Camden. S. c.,
where he Joined his mother, Mrs.
Rita Mcdowell.
Miss Mary Jane Partitt
Wits Sister.
Miss Mary Jane Parfitt of Wash
irgton spent the holidays this week
With her sister, Miss Grace Parfltt,
T-e Misses Parfitt are daughters of
l.. and Mrs. L. c. Parfltt, who now
live at Newport, R. I.
1t. and Mrs. william r. Stevens,
who recently returned from Homo
lulu. are at Carvel Hall They are
stopping in Annapolis for a short
visit before going to Wilmington,
Del.
Ensign and Mrs. Richard H. Bow
CTS Of New London, Conn; 1t. John
r Bowers. who is attached to the
| s. S. Ranger, at Norfolk. Va,
and 1t. and Mrs. Thomas K. Bow
e. we're guests this week of their
rarents. Comdr John T, Bowers,
|. S. N. retired) and Mrs. Bowers.
Comdr. and Mrs. Francis Furlong
have as their guests their son-in-law
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Remsen
Johnson Of Brooklyn, n. Y. Before
r." marriage in September Mrs.
Johnson was Miss Helen Furlong.
The Rev. Dr.. and Mrs. Edward D.
Johnson gave the first Of their
Thursday afternoon at homes this
week in St. Anne's Rectory, Their
caughters. Mrs. John E. Curry, wife
Of Capt. Curry. U. S. NJ c., of Wash
ington. and Mrs. Lawrence Terry of
Concord. Mass, assisted Mrs. john
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Terry and their
Young son have been guests during
the holidays at the reCtOry.
1t. Comdr Roswell H. Blair, U.
S. N. Cretired) and Mrs. Blair will
come to Annapolis early next week
as 1t. Comdr. Blair will go on ac-
tive duty. They have taken the
house on Southgate avenue formerly
the home of 1t. Comdr. and Mrs.
Phillip Van H. Weems.
Miss Anita C. Bulmer, daughter
of Mrs. Roscoe C. Bulmer and the
late Capt Bulmer, U. S. N, who is
spending the winter in Washington,
1oined her mother at Ogle Hall for
the week.
Mrs. John D. H Kane has ar
rlveS here and joined her mother,
Mrs.. Joel r. P. Pringle, widow of
Wee ADMIRAL Pringle, at Carvel
Hal. Comdr. and Mrs. Kane's son,
John D. H. Kane, jr., is midship-
man at the Naval Academy. Mrs.
4 ne has been in Honolulu, where
Comdr. Kane has sea duty.