Evening star., 1943-04-04
Resi- dents Home
In Annapolis
After Trips
Mrs. Horace Clarke
And Mrs. Ausfiu
-AHd Families Back.

ANNAPOLIS, April 3.-Mrs. Hor-
zee D. Clarke and her son and
daughter, Miss Augusta Clarke, and
Mrs. Leonard Austin and her son and
daughter returned to Annapolis the
hrst Of the week after spending
several days at Portsmouth, Va,
where they were guests of Mrs.
Clarke's father, Mr.. w. R. Hodgers.
Capt. Clarke and Capt. Austin are
both on sea duty.
Mrs. Wilton Mccarthy, who makes
her home at Carvel Hall, has re-
turned after q short trip to Texas
with Mrs. Robert HilliArd, widow Of
Comdr. Hilliard &C. CO.. While there
they visited Mrs. billiards daugh-
ter, Miss Grace billiard.
:. Mrs. George Brashears, wife of
Capt. Brashears, gave q small cock
tail party on Wednesday afternoon
at her apartment in honor of the
birthday Of Mrs. Devaney Dickin-
son. Supper followed at Mrs. Dick
1nson's apartment.
Comdr. James Doyle and Mrs.
Doyle moved this week from their
apartment on Prince George street
to 2o6 Prince George street, the resi-
dence which they recently pur-
chased.
1t. and Mrs. Edgar Keats have
taken an apartment at 3432 Con-
necticut avenue Washington. Mrs.
Keats before her marriage was Miss
Ruth Ellen James and formerly
spent the winters in Annapolis with
her brother, Prof. James Of the
department Of English, History and
Government at the Naval Academy.
Mrs. Benjamin Dutton, widow of
Capt. Dutton, has returned to her
home on Oklahoma terrace after
spending week in Boston.
Capt. and Mrs. Robert B. HUFF
who, with their daughter, Mrs.
Richard Bowers, wife of Comdr.
Bowers, left Annapolis today by
motor for California, have been ex-
tensively entertained. En- route they
will stop in New Orleans, where they
will visit Mrs. Huh's family. Capt.
HUI will have command OF the sup
ply base in San Pedro, Calf.
Mrs. Oden B. Duckett entertained
1t luncheon at the Cruise Inn on
Monday in honor Of Mrs. Richard
II. Bowers.
The Misses Helen and Harriet
Richards, daughters Of Comdr. and
Ms. A. H. Richards, left Monday
after . visit to their mother. They
are students at Oldfield School, near
Baltimore.
Miss Dorothy Corn, a sophomore
1T the University of Rochester,
played in the cast of the annual
musical production Of the co-eds at
the university. Her role entailed
singing song of her own compost
tion. She also wrote the score and
lyrics for another of the productions
songs. She is the daughter of Capt.
and Mrs. w. A. Corn.
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel Borssuck
have returned after two-week stay
In jacksonville. Fla.
Capt. w. E. Hall, U. S. N, who has
been the guest Of Comdr. Earl Nor
Yissey, has left for his new duty.
Capt. Halls daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Stone, who has been visiting in An
napolis, has returned to her home in
Evanston, Ill.,, and his son. 1t. Roger
Hall, o. s. A., Is in New York for a
short visit, after which he will leave
Tor New Orleans for new duty.
1t. =. Z. Gelhaus of the Ordnance
Department is spending a To-day
leave With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer E. Gelhaus.
1t. Comdr. and Mrs. Ford K.
Brown and their daughter, Miss
Janet Brown, have returned from a
weeks stay in New York. Miss
Brown was on Spring vacation from
Bryn Mawr School in Baltimore.
Paul j. Kiefer, jr., spent the week
end at the home of his parents, Prof.
and Mrs. Paul j. Kiefer of Ferry
Farms. He had as his guest Peter
Kerwin Of Ridgeway, N. j., who is
his classmate at Johns Hopkins
University.
Cadet Midshipman David E.
Cslmmins Is home on leave. He is
en- route to Advance Training School
1T Kings Point, N. Y.
Miss Martha Anne Cummins Is
home from Hood College, Frederick,
for the spring holidays. Cadet
Cummins and Miss Cummins are the
son and daughter Of Mrs. David E.
Cllmmins.
Comdr. and Mrs Andrew A. Rule
and their two young daughters have
returned to their apartment after
. short visit to Seabright, N. j.