Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1927, Page 53

sGC IET2. - i . Army-Navy Foot Ball Game | Lures the Annapolis Fans OfflCCTS 0{ Acadcm_\' Jaurncy to NC“’ \'Ol’l( fnr‘ Annual Contcst—”Sncia] FCS‘;\'itiCS LiSthApchOnal ANNAPOLIS 26.—| Today serted Md. Novemher Annapolis like the “De Vi for officers of the Naval nd 1 nearly all of Academy in New oot w families nds are tendi oy hall tern: the Thanksgivir and for a part o York Navy set attendad ane to Nev rodore Hotel Mrs. Gannon commanda entertained at compliment nnon in lam I Mrs. ol 1 of Capt. W arlos Cusic lowdoin, Mrs. Giles William Gi Mrs Edward 1. H. old Stone and Mrs. Havs Capt. and My mnon Carlos achs entertained at the foot Tames of Capt los wife of ernoon after clud Admiral ; Mr. Fruxton Comdr. and Capt. and Mrs Comddy Wash slas Howard 1 Mis. Solberz, Mrs Mrs. Marshall ¢ Morton, Tench Dashic Comdr. Orleans, who is the A Roland Brainard, Navy foot ball game with terday. Mrs. ¥ ¥. Ferguson son, wife of Capt was hostess 10 of 12 for brids Tay in her home, on Porter and Mrs. Samuel S had as their zuests for the week Comdr. and ) Claude Jones o Washington and Gen of Culver Milita Ind Col. and Louisville, davs Morr Powe at the Naval Academy Comdr. ton had end Senor Spanish Aml nd Mr. Denny 1 pany noon, Comdr. road Payne end Mrs. John Morr were guests fa at Carvel Hall Midshipman 1 of the plebe class hter of the Washi : Brereton of Prince- ar Admiral Ashley Robertson wis a guest for the week end of Comdr. Paul J. Dashiell. in his quarters, at the Officers” Club. Capt. and Mrs. William Halsey were dinner hosts Friday evening. in their quarters, on the Reina Mercedes. com plimerting Mrs. Zoghaum. wife Capt. Rufus Zoghaum. U, . Their guests included Capt. and Mrs. Harry Bald . Mrs. J. Harrison Colhoun Miss a Bailey of Lo Island , & Mrs wife ¢ Snyder: Mason Comdr and Mrs. Elr and Lieut. Walter (. Calhoun Lieut, Comdr. and Mis. Thorwald Solberg were hosts at dinner Thanks- ziving day at their home. an Okla- homa terrace, in honor of Mrs. Sol- Farg's son. Midsh Neale R. Cur- tin. Lieut. rs. Solberg left for New rsday evening and are attendinz the Army-Navy foot hall game there today. Mrs. Collins, wife of Comdr, Mar shall Collins, who has heen the guest of Capt. and Mrs. Edward H. H. Oid, Jeft Tuesday for York. where she will remain_until tomorrow Mrs. Roscoe Carlisle Bulmer enter- tained informally at tea Friday noon in honor of Col. and Mrs Morrow of Louisville, Ky. Comdr. and Mrs. Archer M. R Allen are amonz those who attended the Army-Navy foot ball same in New York today, havinz with them their daughter, Miss Lucy Allen, and Miss Lea Smith of Washington and Miss Carolyn Bell of Norfolk. who have ss Allen’s guests for the past Robert end Capt J and M:s, retired Short Hills, N. 1. nd Mrs flos Cusachs were dinner hosts Thursday evening. enter taining in honor of Lieut. Comdr, 1. Harrison Colhoun, 1° N and Mre., Colhoun. Notes. AMrs. Harry their on Porter v ind Mrs \eir guests for t Mrs. Wilfred and home Comdr had ax 1l Kelly k enid i Herndon B W Mis M haum omdr. 17 e table Lieut. Comdr cifsnider had week end Comdr Mayti e Vice President Planning For Opening of Congress “wront o ¥ " n to their i Park Ho Navy partmer tel today same Mrs will come on_ T \ .. where she wtor Wadsworth have the mer. Mt join her here later in Miss Julia Mattis, who for so man) s returned to Wash Winter and is oceupy e, 2400 Massachusetts Mattis is sufferinz the hce of many others in nt address enth street Former or and Mrs. Will M. Calder avrived yesterday at Willard from their home in New Yor z come to Washinzton to att last night Walsh in anner Thomas R. Marshall. \ir Calder will return today to in New York by of and the'r homs My Mrs. Walter D, from New n for a short mmer Denezre York, ime ome and irvived last_evenin; where they have he, an their way from th at Manchester, M and Mrs. John C. rn this evening from re they are Mr. and Mrs the home of the former's father, Mr Henry White, fovmer tes_Ambassador 1o France scent place. White will Mrs., milton Bayvly heen visiting for 10 days in York, P’a.. and in Philadelphia, and has returned hington for the Winter She iin occupy her apartment oosevelt wil the Miss Ruth Mr. James E. the week where last dance Lexin; 5 Va., they attended the nia Military Jones is a stude institute and spent Thank his pavents, Prohibition Director Mrs. James E. Jones 3 nner of Wili ry College has heen the gues nd Mrs Thomas Sterling who | Wednesday is a member horky team her iner ev of Mrs. Frederick L. Coolidge will re- turn to Washington Thursday for the nd e of chamber music to iven in the Elizabeth prague Coolidze Auditorium. donated by Mrs. Coolidze to the Library . h concerts. She w where she will flet supper in the the concert. h Miss Florence will return to- hort visit at West Point where she attended the game yesterday. Yor vy and New Army-N: Miss rine Street joined 1} Teanne Strect and Miss Kathe of Winnetks paren Mr. in their apartment Carlton and will remain a w MeDon spent her Washington d as her zuests Miss Lu Itimore and Mi are members Miss Thanks: home and } Richardson Hart of Can, the faculty of the Univ Newark. of Delaware Irving H.» Mary 1% sons of Senor de Velar at the menth, extended Senor \ Ambassador of Peru. h of | 1 Mrs. € Tex. weeks has with I : Army Heet de, w Wardman 1 sail will lrave elarde Mis: arlton ieor arr and h her s r, e in the nulty Chn Her father, note witnessed the ceremon aunt. C Mi Fric el Rice in New Navy nd are and v Velarde and S have hesn stof wk Hotel hursday » of absence in who is the son ¢ heen vears as secr Smylie smpanied by s Alice for the week. for Har Harkness, nd alle ag York foot onons Ppin; for an Peru f the serv- retary kness thei are Deliigmme of Houston, visit o Miss N, ved for er brother, Bradford Boone. f two Veta Turin Mrs. Joseph Stiles Wall and Mis inces wall » in New ttended the York. foo t ball Mre, M. M. Gleason of 718 Decatur northwest ing i« spendi holiday and w friends in Richmond Mar M., is friends s spending the Milit in N n . Wells of returning to her Institute Va. Ay and fo the 'k end Chevy home holidays weelk wi ton the first of M ingzland M. have Coeil Wa and ne William | returned I return to Washing leffries ifter whi passin Thanksgiving holidays in Vir N Herhort Franciens Ward of the Maryland are the g parents THE oM. Mr ! 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