Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1926, Page 61

SOCIETY. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. MARCH 21, 1926—PART 2. SOCIETY. Rearhdmiral Nalton | L l : and Mrs. Nulton Hosts it SSII At Dinner on Friday Entertain in Honor of Maj. and Mrs. Waller of Phila- delphia — Annapolis So- & g i ciety Notes. s : 4 . i P4 ANNAPOLIS, Md. March 20— ; : | \ e e T 4 Rear Admiral and Mrs. Louis M. > 1 7 Nulton gave a dinner Friday e | b ¥ s honor of Maj. Littleton Waller, U. S. { 4 ; A M. C. retired, and Mrs. Waller of Rhiladelphia. Chaplain Sydney K. Fvans, U. S. N., had as week end guest Rev Dwight lie. D. D., pastor of the Central Preshyterian Church, New York. who preached Sunday morning at the XNaval Academy Chapel Admiral and Mrs. John Halligan of Washington were s last week end of Mrs. Hal sister, Mrs. Hamilton Gale, 4t her home on Mur ray Hill. Mrs. ¥ wife of Liemt. Comdr. Camphell T ar, N.. was hostess Mand; 1 bridge luncheon At the Little ‘offee Shop. Col. and Hugh Riley have! returned from Norfolk, where they vigited their son. who is in the Ports. | mouth Naval Ho-pital ! Miss Dorothy Nulton, daughter of | Rear Admiral and Mrs. Louis M: Nulton, had 2 her guest last week | otte Willlams. a stu. ational Cathedral School Persons has just re York, Philadelphia where she made hey ‘ Watk The Fashions of Smart Paris! and Mrs. Guy H. Bur- h end with her g | ‘ . N New! joui j ! Lo e - i Y rermed to Wanington |- : e . Exquisitely Fine Quality! Where <he spent several | | . re. | : & K ) ; ister, ! 3 X t = ¢ Raltimore. | ; y i rrisisti ‘ riced ! Mrs. Harry hoemaker. whn has o 3 i " heen the zuest of N and Mre, Car % - Rryan, will le; Arlphia, where ill visit her son Ay T.ee Offutt at the University of Pennsvivania, and from thera will v Nlew York., where she will join n his return Capt. and Mrs. Charles Conard had at their home Porter Naval Academy 1 I\,\{hflk. = Tieut. and Mrs. John Fitzgerald. S N AT s AN ‘r"‘;:m 'll"m-ndnr» W. Richards, U. S i HARRS W N.. and Mrs. Richards announce !he engagament of their ter. Lil Georsze Richards v MRS. MAURICE EDGAR CRUMPACKER, :“finln I‘I};\‘me : - With her husband, Representative Crumpacker of Portland, Oreg., and their outh, Va. t K graduate of the Naval Academy class three sons, she is making her home at 2633 Fiffeenth street., of 1924 and is now attached to the ‘ : U. §. §. South Dakota. Comdr. McElduff, U. 8. N.. in whose | Nulton's sister. Mrs. John B. Hoff- - Lieut and Mrs. Sprv O, Clavtor| honor ‘she entertained Wednesday, |man of Wilmineton. Del. who wil 4 : : . ’ ntertained informally in honor of | March 10, at a small luncheon. spend several months as their guests ‘ / 3 4 F' h o V l E B k THeat. Clavtors mother, who is visit- |~ Licut, James L. Wyatt, U. S. 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