Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1925, Page 51

SOCIETY. Annapolis Commandant Gives Open Capt. and Mrs. Gannon Entertain at First Official Function of the Season at Naval Academy. Many Attend Hop After ANNAPOLIS, Md., Capt. Sinclalr Gannon, commandant of midshipmen, and Mrs. Gannon held their first official reception Wednes- day at thelr quarters at the United States Naval Academy. Mrs. Gannon was assisted by Mrs. Anderson, wife of Comdr. Walter S. Anderson; Mrs. Duncan, wife of Capt. Paul B. Dun- can: Mrs. Rowcliff, wife of Capt. Gil- bert J. Rowecliff; Mrs. Ansel, wife of Lieut. Walter C. Ansell; Miss Nanoy Gannon and a number of the debu- tantes of the Winter. Rear Adm! an s, | Nulton were hosts at dinner Thursday | evening the Naval Academy in honor of the officers who are heads of the academic departments at the Naval Academy and their wives. Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Frank Sling- | luff were hosts at a bridge party Fri- | day evening, Ootober 16, and at a buf- fet luncheon Sund: and Mrs. Kemp 4 3 .| Va.; Mr. and Mr muel Finnell of Philadelphia, Pa., and Mr. and_ Mrs. | Paul Rutherford of Montclair, N. J., who were thelr guests for the week *nd. Comdr. and Mrs. Walter S. Ander- son_entertalned a company of 12 at dinner Tuesday evening in honor of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Louis M. Nul ton, Miss Virginla Carvel Hall and Miss Alice Landervale of Warrenton, Va., were guests for the week end and at- tended the midshipmen's regimental | hop Saturday evening at the Naval | Academy. Mrs. Howard of Savannah, the guest of her brother-in-law sister, Prof. and Mrs. Joseph Crosley, on King George street. Mr. and Mrs. Peyton Skipworth Cochran of Ardmore, Pa., have been spneding the past 10 days with Lieut. ;mi Mrs. Thorwald Solberg at Carvel fall. Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Donald | Hunter of Norfolk, Va., were the | guests for the week end of Comdr. und Mrs. Herbert A. Jones at their home at the Naval Academ, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E of Portland, Me., spent the stopping at Carvel Hall. . Gannon, wife of Capt. Sin- clair Gannon, commandant of mid- shipmen at the Naval Academy, and | James Andrew Greenwald, jr. cadet commander of the regiment of mid- shipmen, received the midshipmen and their guests at the regimental hop held at Dahlgren Hall Saturday evening_after the Navy-Princeton foot ball game. Mrs. Kenned M. Kennedy, { talned at bridge October 16. I Comdr. and Mrs. William J. Giles | have had as their recent guests Mrs. | Gliles’ brother-in-law and s Comdr. and Mrs. Robert W. Cabi ness of Philadelphia. Mrs. Albert Ordway granddaughter, Miss Valeria Padel- ford of Washington. are spending the early Winter at Carvel Hall. Mr. Lefferts Hoffman of New York was a guest for the week end of Mrs. Carlos Cusachs and Miss Georglanna Cusachs at their home, Ogle Hall. Mrs. Cusachs entertained informally Thursday atternoon. Mrs. Cassidy, wife of Comdr. Cas- £idy, who is in_ command of the . §. S. Dale, has been visiting Lieut. and Mrs. Paul B. Thompson for the past week. Miss Francine Olivet, daughter of Prof. and Mrs. W. E. Olivet, is en- fertaining tonight at a buffet sup- per at her home on Duke of Glou- cester street in honor of Miss Dor- othy Nulton, daughter of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Louis M. Nulton. Miss Rosemary Griffin, daughter of Mrs. Bastedo, wife of Comdr. Paul Bastedo, U. S. N., is the week end guest of Capt. and Mrs. Willlam . Giles. % McNair, wife of Comdr. F. entertained at supper evening in honor of Mr. Peyton S. Cochran of October 24.— | is Guerney st week wife of Capt. Robert S. N. M. C.. enter- rid; afternoon | and her Mrs V. McNalir, Wednesda and Mr . amore, Pa. At Groser ¢ 080, U 8 who has recently been o N al Acaderr rrived 1])1 g a house | Lieut RC. €.), dered to duty at the N and Mrs. Klein have Annapolis and are occupy’ on Duke of Gloucester str they have leased for the Mrs. Prentiss P. Bassett and her daughter, Miss Arabella Bassett, have returned to Annapolis and are occupying thelr home, on Randall place. Comdr. Bassett, who resigned from the Navy some few years ago, Will join his family for the holidays. Mrs. H. R. Mayo Thom and her daughters, Miss Helen H. C. Thom and Miss Annette Thom, have re- furned from Europe and have re- opened_their home near Annapolis. Mr. Ridgely Riley, who is prepar- {ng for the Naval Academy at the naval training station at Newport, Ji. 1., is the guest of his parents, Col. and Mrs. Hugh R. Riley, on ‘ranklin street. 3 ]r;lln‘v Robert 8. G. Welch and her daughter, Miss Sarah Welch, who have been spending the past ‘week with Mrs. Welch’s brother-inlaw and sister, Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Digges, at thelr home, in Baltimore, have re- rned to Annapolis. l“LiauL S. R. Willlamson, U. 8. M. C., of Philadelphla was a guest for the week of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clow. Dr. Wallace B. Dukeshire, who re- signed from the Navy a short time ago, and Mrs. Dukeshire of Brouk_l)’n. N. were week end guests of Lieut. and Mrs. Glenn ”I l;;xslon at lhelr' iome, on Murray Hill. = 1Ol Touise Bhipps of New York is the guest of her father, Mr. Henry Phipps, at ('afi'e} ll\:vlvl,‘where he is ding the early inter. E PP ADt. and Mrs, Harry A. Baldridge Jhad as their guests for the week end Comdr. and Mrs. Major Shirley of kehurst, N. J. et “Richard H. Cruzen has re- ported for duty at the Naval Acad- v and, with Mrs. Cruzen, is occu- ng the Halligan house, on Prince Dances At Wardman Park Hotel Every Eveniag From 10 oClock Orchestra Cover Charge, 50c For reservations call Col. 2000 | dle, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Wil- | her daughter, Miss Katherine Turner, ing Reception Navy-Princeton Game. George street, which have leased for the Winter. Mr. Volkert Douw of Newport, R. I, has been the guest for the past week of his father, Col. John De Pey- ster Douw. Mrs. Anne Thomas Currier, who has been visiting in New York, has returned to her home at Annapolis. Miss Beatrice Anderson, daughter of Comdr. and Mrs. Leslie B. Ander- son, has had as her guest for the week end Miss Mary Elizabeth Rid- they liam K. Riddle of Philadelphia. Mrs. Robert Bolton entertained a company of 20 for bridge at Queen Annes Cupboard Tuesday afternoon, October 13. Mrs. Manly, wife of Comdr. M. E. Manly, U. S. N., entertained at din- ner Saturday evening, October 17, at the Little Inn. Mrs. Rella Abell Armstrong has been the guest for the past week of Miss Nancy Lane Walton, on Mary- land avenue. Lieut. and Mrs. John J. Patterson, 3d, were hosts at a buffet supper Saturday evening, October 17. in their home on Charles place, in honor of Lieut. and Mrs. James Ross Allen of Philadelphia, who were their guests for the week end. Mrs. Charles S. Walsh has issued invitations for a bridge party Tues- day afternoon in the home of her mother, Mrs. Middleton Semmes | Guest, at Wardour, in_honor of Miss Julla Vallant, whose engagement has recently been anounced to Midship- man Charles Carroll Dunn of the graduating class at the United States Naval Academy. Rear Admiral John A. Hoogewerft, U. S. N, retired, and Mrs. Hooge- werff are spending the Autumn and early Winter at Carvel Hall. Mrs. Hinds, wife of Capt. A. W. Hinds, who Is spending the Autumn in Annapolls, entertained a company of 20 at supper Sunday at the Little Inn. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Webster were week end guests at Carvel Hall. Mr. Webster has been appointed or- ganist at St. Anne’s Episcopal Church, a position which he occupled a few years ago. Lieut. and Mrs. Paul B. Thompson entertained a company of 30 at a buffet supper Saturday evening, Octo- ber 17, in their quarters at the high power radio station. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour E. Holliday of Upperville, Va., wers guests for the week end of Comdr. and Mrs. Schuyler F. Heim at the Naval Acad- emy.” Mr. Holliday is a graduate of the Naval Academy and resigned from the Navy a few years ago. Miss Katherine Halligan, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. John Halligan, is the guest of Miss Nan Farrell in her home on Murray Hill. Mrs. J. B. Turner of Washington and spent the week end at Carvel Hall. Miss Margaret Martin has as her guests at her home on Prince George street her sister, Mrs. George Struble of Bethlehem, Pa. and the latter's daughter, Miss Margaret Priscilla Struble. ¥ Mrs. Anderson, wife of Comdr. Les- lie B. Anderson, who was recently de- tached from duty at the United States Naval Academy, and her daugh- ter, Miss Beatrice Anderson, are oc- cupying an apartment on St. John street for the Winter. Dr. and Mrs. Willis Martin had as their guest for the week end Lieut. Comdr. and _Mrs. Thales Boyd of Lakehurst, N. J., and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jeffries of Washington. Miss Agnes Brady, who has been visiting friends for the past month at Bethlehem, Pa., has returned to her home in_Annapolis. Mrs. Brashears and her daughter, Miss Mildred Brashears of Washing- ton, spent the week end at Carvel Hall. Engagements of Note In Capital Circles Mrs. Willlam H. Rohrer announces the engagement of her daughter Mar- garet Elizabeth to Mr. Hiram Wren- | shall Bennet, son of Col. and Mrs. John B. Bennet. The wedding will take place Saturday, December 5. ! Mr. and Mre. Lewe Bryant Martin | of Ozark, Ala., announce the engage ment of thelr daughter Carolyn to Mr. Benjamin Smart Warren, jr., of ‘Washington. The marriage will take place No- vember 17 at the Methodist Church, Ozark, Ala. Mrs. Lola A. Bunting announces the engagement of her daughter Gladys Viola to Dr. Edwin Tilden of Sacramento, Calif. . _THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON; D. C, OCTOBER 25, 1925—PART 2. | W DIPLOMATIC HOSTESS | Catholic Daughters Plan For Their Annual Bazaar Plans are nearing completion for the annual bazaar of the Catholic Daughters of America, Court District of Columbia, which will be held at their home, 601 E street northwest, the evening of November 16, 17 and 18. Supper will be served from 4 to 7 and dancing will continue throughout the evening. Monday has been designated as Parish night; Tuesday, Fraternal night and Wed nesday, Family night. The following committee have charge of the arrangements: Miss Lula Fitz- patrick, general chairman; executive committee, Rev. Francls X. Cavanagh, Misa Mary C. Boland, Miss Lula Fitz- patrick, Miss Leona Anthony, Miss Anna Bickert, Mrs. Anna Holmes, Miss Elsle Bennett, Miss Beatrice Hanan, Mjss Florence Winters, Miss Nell Calnan, Miss Sarah E. Polley, Miss Rita Fogarty, Miss Alice Duffy, Mrs. Sarah Gantley, Mrs. Katherine Martin, Mrs. Anna Kerfoot, Mrs. Sadie Trapp, Mrs. Elizabeth Gowans, Mrs. Mary Kirby; hope chest, Misses Mary Oliphant, Leona Anthony, Kitty Rup- pert: aprons, Mrs. Sadle Trapp, Mrs. Mary Keane; books and magazines, Miss Helen Carroll; fancy table, Mrs. Alphonsine Rogers, Mrs. Mary Trapp: novelties and dolls, Mrs. Mary Kirby, Miss Elizabeth Foley; candy, Miss Helen McMahon: post cards, Miss Marie Easby-Smith, Miss Beatrice Haran; lemonade and punch, Mrs. Anna Holmes, Mrs. Ellen Smith_and Mrs. Anna Sweet; supper, Mrs. Rose McAuliffe; bingo, Miss Catherine Fu- rey; grab bag, Miss Anna Dunn, Mrs Victorine Staunton; dance, Miss Nell Calnan:; ice cream and cake, Mrs. Amita Simms: invitations, Miss Anna Doyle, Miss Florence Winters, Miss Alma Narcoron; decoratio trude Cotter, and publicity, ) leen Callaghan, Miss Pose McCawley and Miss Anna T. Ryan. | Benefitfléarrd i)art}; For Woodside Church A benefit card party will be glven by the Gulld of Grace Episcopal Church of Woodside, Md., at the Brooke Tea House tomorrow after- noon and evening at 2 and 8 o'clock. The committee in charge of ar: rangements iIncludes Mrs. Archibald Small, chairman; Mrs. Henry Me- Ceney, Mrs, C. T. Moore, Mrs. Clyde Brown, Mrs. E. Jones, Mrs. George L. Fox and Mlss Margaret Fox. Plan tofiéntr;ta’irr: = At Halloween Dance Mrs. W. Harry Brown of Pitte- burgh, who has recently returned from England after a brilliant socfal season in London, has engaged a table for the Halloween supper dance to be given at the Mayflower Saturday eve- ning at 10 o'clock, and will entertain & number of guests from out of the city on that occasion. Miss Helen Marye will entertain a party of young people at the Hallow- een supper party. In her party will be a number of young pepole from New York, who will be her house guests at that time. 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