Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1930, Page 60

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Navy Classes and The: Social Fet, ANNAPOLIS, Md., November 29.— The most important society event of the present period in Annapolis was the Thanksgiving hop held on Wednesday evening in Dahlgren Hall, to which the first, second and third classes and treir friends were invited. This is one of the largest hops of the season. Thursday, Thanksgiving day, there were several athletic events held in the morning and early afternoon. Annapolis will experience another crowded week end, as the foot ball team will be playing here against George Washington University. This sport event always draws many visitors to the city. Mrs. Middleton Semmes Guest enter- tained at a large luncheon party Sun- day in her home, at Wardour, in honor of her house guests, Mrs. Loring Weeke and Mrs. Weeke's daughter, Miss Bar- bara Weeke, of Long Island, Mrs. Guest's other guests were Rear Admiral and Mrs. Samuel S. Robison, Mr. and Mrs. George Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Turner, Mrs. Bowie McCeney, Mrs. Carryl H. Bryan, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Otto Nimitz, Mrs. Prentiss Bassett, Prof. and Mrs. Theodore Johnson, Miss Helen Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morton, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Valiant, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. J. Harrison Col- houn, Mr. Forbes Colhoun, Mrs. Ed- mund B. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walsh, Lieut. and Mrs. Charles Lee An- drews, Lieut. and Mrs. Wade De Weese, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Claude, Miss Mary Magruder, Mrs. Roscoe Bulmer and Mrs. Guest's niece, Miss Anna Owens. Sunday evening Lieut. Gregg gave a dinner on the U. S S. Reina Mercedes and his guests were. Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. De Witt C. Ramsey, Mrs. Richard Baldwin, Mrs. Carryl H. Bryan, Mr. Forbes Colhoun and Mr. von Traden. Mrs. Sewell S. Hepburn spent the ‘Thanksgiving holidays with her daugh- ter and son- w, Mr. and Mrs. Bur- leigh Fooks, at their apartment at Bloomfield, N. J. Mrs. Arthur Owens and Mrs. Vincent Godfrey entertained on Friday after- noon at their home, The Hill, near An- napolis, at one of the largest of the Autumn parties, in honor of Mrs. Col- lins Clemens, who has been occupying Capt. and Mrs. C. Philip Snyder en- tertained at luncheon Saturday in honor lard and among those present were & number of Capt. Snyder's classmates and their wives. The guests asked to meet Vice Admiral and Mrs. Wiliard were Capt. and Mrs. Hugo Osterhaus of ‘Washington, Capt. Short Hills, N. Hellwig, Capt. an denberger, Capt. and Mrs. D. Pratt ix, Dr. Anderson, Capt. Samuel W. Mrs. Thomas Howard, Mrs. Morton, Comdr. and Mrs. M. E. Manly, Mrs. Calvin Bertolete, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. J. Harrison Col- houn, Mrs. Robert Denig and Mr. Meade Comdr. Duncan Walton, Marine Corps, of Baltimore, who usually spends his week ends with his sister, Miss Margaret Walton, in her apart- ment, on Maryland avenue, is leaving next week for Panama, where he is as- signed to sea duty. Comdr. Walton has been stationed at Edgewood Arsenal for the past three years, THE SUNDA.Y STAR, WASHINGION, D. C, NOVEMBER 30, 1930—PART THREE. Thanksgiving Hop Is Listed [ marmmp w ataska | Feature Event in Annapolis Brilliant Affair Attended by Members of Three ir Friends—Charming es Listed. Miss Laura Steele entertained at din- ner Friday evening at the Blue Lantern Tea Room, on George street, in honor of her sister, Mrs. John Wells of Moines, Towa, who is a guest of her sister and mother, Mrs. Nevette B‘t‘_eel:. in their home, on Franklin street. Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Reinicke entertained at dinner on Sat- urday evening in their quarters, on Upshur road. Their guests were Comdr. and Mrs, Worrall R. Carter, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Walden L. Ainsworth and_the latter’s brother, Mr. Gardner of California; Capt. and Mrs. William J. Giles, Capt. and Mrs. John H. New- ton, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Laurence Wild, Capt. Paul J. Dashiell, Mrs. G. W. Simpson, Mrs. Howard Morton, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Herbert O. Roesch _and Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Davis De Treville. Mrs. Woodward Phelps and her {aung son left San Rocco, Water- ury, Sunday for Boston, where they will be the guests of Mrs. Phelps’ grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Jay Cotton, in their home, on Beacon street, for the Winter. Comdr. and Mrs. Archibald Stirling of Washington returned to their home Monday after a short visit with Mrs. Mason Porter Cusachs in her home, Ogle Hall. The Misses Cusachs, who reside in New York, also were guests of Mrs. Cusachs this week. Capt. and Mrs. Wilhelm L. Priedell entertained at dinner Friday evening in their quarters, on Porter road. This was the first of a series of dinners to be _given by Capt. and Mrs. Friedell. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welsh, the latter formerly Miss Elizabeth Morris Poe, have returned from their weddln! trip, which was xgenb in Bermuda, an are occupying a home at Seven Cross- roads, near Waterbury. Rear Admiral and Mrs. John A. Hoogewerff have arrived at Annapolis and are occupying an apartment at Carvel Hall. Since closing their Sum- mer home, Blue Ridge Summit, Rear Admiral and Mm. Hoogewerfl have been at Atlantic City for the early Autumn. Mrs. Benjn'min Presides At Shower for Sister Mrs. Joseph Benjamin of 3616 Rock Creek Church road northwest was host- css Tuesday evening at a shower for her sister, Mrs. Lena Lewin of the United States Department of Agriculture, whose engagement to Mr. Bernat A. Weiss has been announced. After the “show- er” supper was served. Pink roses graced the table and the entire decora- tions were in pink and green. The wedding of Miss Lewin and Mr. Weiss will take place at Christmastide, and the wedding trip- will be to Ber- muda, —_— In the attics of some old English cas- tles still stands a curlous contrivance, 8 kind of windlass over which is wound & rope, descending through a hole in the floor. The arms seen projecting from the roller are tipped with leaden weights. This machine suggests a home exerciser, rather like bell ringing, but without the actual nuisance of that noise. Hence the mame given to it— the “dumb bell.” MRS. RALPH B. NORRIS. Before her marriage, at Fairbanks, Alaska, November 4, she was Miss Mr. Norris is the son of Mrs. Mary A. Norris of this city. Maude Ackridge. Jean Minnesotans Sponsor Lecture by Explorer ‘The Minister of Norway and Mme. Bachke have accepted the invitation of the Minnesota Society to be present at their meeting on December 5 at the ‘Willard Hotel, when Mr. Evelyn Briggs Baldwin will address the soclety on Arctic exploration in an illustrated lecture. Following the lecture, Mr. Baldwin will present to the Minister of Norway for such disposition as may be deemed most appropriate the famous Nansen message, which is ~ relic of the Nor- wegian Government expedition of which Dr. Nansen was the leader. This mes- e was found in 1902 when Mr. Bald- win was on a trip of exploration in Franz-Josef Land (now Nansen land). On the occasion of his last meeting with Dr. Nansen when on a visit to Wash- ington in recent years Mr. Baldwin in- formed him that he had the message in his possession and he intended to return it on some fitting occasion. Mr. Baldwin will also give some very interes information about Andree and the e ition he was to have Joined, in which, however, he lost out by two days. Miss Bede Johnson, president of the You'll Find Our THERE is an unmistakable prestige as- sociated with d;ft selections made at SlOaflG.S. Gift Service Helpful soclety, and Assistant Attorney General G. Aaron Youngquist, vice president, with other officers and members of the Executive Committee, are completing plans for the meeting. Information re- arding the society may be obtained rom Miss Elizabeth M. Barnes, secre- tary, 1629 Columbia road northwest. Exhibiting Ar;ists Honor Guests at Club Tea Mrs. Mabel Mason DeBra of Colum- bus, Ohio, and Mr. Edgar Nye of Wash- ington will be the exhibiting artist guests of honor at the Arts Club tea this afternoon. Mrs. Nina E. Allender, a member of the Art Committee, will be the hostess. M:r. and Mrs. .Riegel Honor Debutante Dnuflhter Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin De Witt Riegel of New York City will entertain at luncheon on Tuesday at the May- flower for their debutante daughter, Miss Katherine Edmonston Riegel, who will make her debut in New York at a to be gjven on December Chifpendale Love Seat Here you have full opportunity to be most individual in your choice—as- sured not only of exclusiveness, but of that important feature of historic accuracy in reproduction, as well as integrity in quality, vouchsafed through craftsmanship which we control. Of practical needle point upholstery. ... size with 3325 Gov. Winthrop Desk l Mrs. Hollingsworth Gives Party for Girl Students Mrs. John H. Hollingsworth, Jack- son avenue, University Park, near Hy- attsville, entertained with a Thanks- giving day party in honor of Miss Eliza- beth Hansen, a student at Fairmont, Wi n; Miss Ann Morris and Miss scholars at the Chevy . All three of these young from Sheboygan, Wis, = Mrs. Harry Robinson and Miss Dixie Robin- son, Hyattsville, were also present as were Mr. William Beall, Mr, ‘Whiten and Mr. Sherman Donald and Mr. York Hollingsworth, the last three named being sons of the hostess. Dr. and Mrs. Keefer Invite Guests to Musical Tea Dr. and Mrs. Charles Blackburne Keefer have sent out invitations for a musical tea to be given in their apart- ment at Somerset House this afternoon. ting Mrs, Keefer will be Mrs. | Charles McNary, Mrs. Thompson Wailes, Mrs. Edward A. Keys, Miss Edna Pat- ton, Mrs. Ernest Dawley and Mrs. Ralph | Bernard. ‘The artists will be Miss Martha Ward, Mr. Daniel Thew Wright, jr., of New York, and the quartet composed of Miss_Frances Cole, Miss Helen Bury. 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