Evening Star Newspaper, October 18, 1931, Page 47

WASHINGTON, D. C, OCTOBER 18, 1931—PART SOCIETY hfllpfihflrn Phone National 1133 ELEVENTH ST. = BETWEEN F 3G SOCIETY Annapolis Social Season Gets Off to Good Starts Capt. and Mrs. Henry D. Cooke's Affernoon Reception Is Largely Attended. The House of Courtesy Officers’ Hops Begin. ANNAPOLIS, Md., October 17.—The | social season at Annapolis was in full swing this week. Capt. and Mrs. Henry D. Cooke's first afternoon reception, Wednesday afternoon, in the com- mandant's quarters in the Naval Acad- emy, was largely attended. The first of the officers’ hops took place in Mahan Hall last evening. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Thomas C. Hart were among those who entertained at dinner In the superintendent’s quarters before the dance Comdr. and Mrs. Grafton Beall and their young son, Grafton, jr., returned to their apartment, at No. 5 Maryland | avenue, Monday after a short visit to | ‘Washington, where they were the guests of Capt. and Mrs. Ralph Woodson, Mr. C. Columbus Baldwin of New York, spent a few days this week as | the guest of his mother, Mrs. C. Colum- | bus Baldwin, and his aunt, Mrs. A. G. Cooke, in their home, Spring Hill, at Waterbury, near Annapolis. Mrs. Baldwin and her son and daugh- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Bald- win, left Wednesday by motor for St. Louis, where the wedding of Mrs. Bald- win's' son. Mr. C. Columbus Baldwin, and Miss Katherine McCluney, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Sami Cluney, will take place M-nda After a wedding trip, Mr. Baldwin and his bride will be at home on East Seventy-third street, New York, where they have taken an apartment. They | will sail next week on the Berlin, and | will spend most of thelr time abroad in Paris Lieut. Col. Harold F. Wirgman, U, S. M. C., spent this week in Annapolis, and was a guest at the Annapolitan Club. Col. Wirgman recently returned from duty in China. Miss St. Clair Smith, daughter of | Rear Admiral and Mrs. Arthur St. Clair Smith, who has been with her parents in Panama, is the guest of the Misses | Hammond, daughters of Comdr. and Mrs. Phillp Hammond, in their home on Franklin street. Mrs, Augusta Clement and the Misses Clement, who have spent some time in Paris, arrived in Annapolis the first of the month, and have been the guests of Comdr. and Mrs. J. Harrison Colhoun at Windsor Farms, their home on West River. Mrs. Clement and daughters moved Wednesday to Ogle Hall, the residence of Mrs. Mason Porter Cusachs on College avenue, which they have taken for the Winter and Spring Mrs. Cusachs and her daughter, Miss Margarite Cusachs, after several weeks in Maryland and Washington, will go to New York to spend the Winter. Mrs. Woodward Phelps, jr., and her young son, after spending the Summer in Annapolis, where they occupied a house on King Charles place, are now guests of Mrs. Phelps’ grandmother, Mrs. Prederick Jay Cotton, in her coun- try home, San Roco, at Waterbury, near Annapolis. Miss Sally Ryan of Lynnhaven, Va., 1eft Monday. after a visit of several days to her sister, Mrs. G. W. Simpson, in her apartment ‘on State Circle. Miss Louise Simpson, daughter of Mrs. Simpson. joined her mother here efter 8 visit to her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ryan at Lynnhaven. Va. | engagement is anncunced in Annapolis by Comdr. and Mrs. Walter B. Tardy of their daughter Anne Nelson ;o Berber Cupp of Philadel- ia, Pa Mrs. Taylor, wife of Lieut. Edmund B. Taylor, jr. and_her young son are the guests of Mrs. Teylor's parents, Mr and Mrs. Joseph Valiant at Ward-ur. Lieut. Ernest Teylor (M. C.), U. S. N, and_Mrs. Tavlor have taken a house on Randell place frs. Dahlgren, wife of Lieut. Joseph Dahlgren, spent the week in New York. Mrs. Gatch, wife of Lieut. Comdr. Thomas Gatch, gave a luncheon Tues- day in her home on Upshur road. Ccmdr. and Mrs. W. W. Smith en- tertained at dinner Tuesdzy evening in_their quarters on Upshur road Mrs. Richard Baldwin wzs hostess at luncheon Sunday in her home at Waterbury, in honor of Capt. Walter D. Sharp (S.C), U. 8. N,, and Mrs. Sharp | of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Wells and Mr. and Mre. William Raynor of Washing- ton were the guests this week of M: and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes, jr., at S-uth Riv Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Forrest U. Lake have tzken a house at 28 Themp- son street Mrs. McCandlese, wife of Capt. Byron | McCandless, has returned to Annapolis and is occupying her home on Market street, and will have with her for the Winter her mother, Mrs. Mary Kitscn, Mrs. McCandless spent the Summer et Newport. Mrs. Prentiss Bassett returned Thurs- | day to her home on Randall place from Warrenton, Va., where she joined hec | daughter, 'Miss Arabella Bassett at Carter Hall. Prof. and Mrs. Walter Norris of | ‘Wardour have had as their guests this weck, Mrs, Willlam Hollyday of Ashe- ville,'N. C., and Miss Margarita Holly- | day cf Baltimore, the latter a sister or Mfs. Norris. An_interesting event took place in! Annapolis Wednesday when the Fo Rivers Garden Club entertained in the Tesidence of Dr. and Mrs. James M. Magruder on Charles street. An illus- trated lecture was given by Dr. Ma. gruder on the “Gardens in_Virginia The patronesses were Mrs. Thomas C Hart, Mrs. Robert Bacon, Mrs. St. George Barber, Mrs. Henry D. Cooke, | Mrs. Edward Darlington Johnson, Mrs. | John B. Kaufman, Mrs. Nelson Dugan, | Mrs. Robert Welch, Mrs. Edward H. H. Old, Mrs. Walter N. Wamsely, Mrs. | Martin H. Smith, Miss Lucy Holladay Mrs. Wililam Giles and Mrs. R. D. Tisdale. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Green left Sunday and are spending this week in Frederick, Md.. as the guests of Mr. | and Mrs. Ferdinand C. Latrobe, the latter former residents of Annapolis. | Before returning to their home here, Mr. and Mrs. Green will spend some time in New York. The officers of the Ward Room Mess ave a dinner Thursday, October 8, on rd the U. S. S. Wyoming. Among Anniversary Special! Shampoo and Finger Wave (Or Marcel) For 'This special price for the Anniversary Sale is for a shampoo with either*finger wave or marcel—given ‘by one of our expert operators. Phone NAtional 5220 For Appointment Beauty Shop—Third Floor. | Comdr. and Mrs. Lhwrence Wild, Mrs the guests from Annapofis were Mrs. Ravenscroft, wife of Comdr. George | Ravenscroft; Mrs, Robert Hilllard, Mrs. ! Mason Porter Cusachs and Miss Mar- | garite Cusachs. Mrs. McLean, widow of Rear Ad-| miral Walter McLean, who is making her home in Baltimore, was the guest this week of Mrs. John Pitcher in her | home at Wardour. Mrs. Pitcher re- turned recently from Middleburg, Va. | Among those from Annapolis who spent the past week end in Washington were Rear Admiral and Mrs. Thomas C. Hart and their daughter, Miss Isa- bella Hart, Capt. and Mrs. Henry D. Cooke, the latter being luncheon guests Saturday of Capt. H. R. Stark: Capt and Mrs. Roland Schumann and their daughter, Miss Bliss Schumann: Lieut. | Hall, wife of Comdr. John Hall; Mrs Overesch, wife of Lieut. Comdr. Har- vey Overesch. Mrs. Slayton, wife of Comdr. Charles | | c. Slayton entertained at bridge Sat- ' urday,” October 10, in honor of her |'daughter, Miss Margaret Slayton. Comdr. and Mrs. Thomas Starr King | spent last week end at Port Deposit, | Md.. where their son is a student af Teme School Falrfa\ I‘Ioun&s Preppre | For Openmg of the Season The opening hunt of the Fairfax Hounds will be held either the last Saturday in October or the first Satur- | day in November. All the sportsmen | in nearby Virginia are waiting on the weather during this week, as good con- ditions for the dogs will determine the opening date. Mr. "A. Smith Bowman of Sunset | Hills is M. F. H. of the Fairfax Hunt Club, and activities have increased as the opening date draws near. Two packs will be hunted this season by the Fairfax Hunt, one an American pack of 15 couples. and the other an Eng- lish pack of eight couples, recently pur- i chased from the Dilwyn Hunt of | Pennsylvania. As the Fairfax pack now | has both American and Enelish hounds, both styles of hunting will be enjoyed ! this season. Mr. Claude Hatcher will be hunts- man of the Fairfax Hunt. He for merly served in this capacity for bot the Middleburg and the Piedmont Val ley Hunts. In 1905 he was huntsman | for Mr. Harry Worcester Smith, when he raced his American pack against the English pack of Mr. A. Henry | Higginson for a purse of $5.000. the American pack winning. MT. Bn\l-’ man, his huntsman and whips are now busily engaged in training both | hounds and horses. and report the first kill of the season. . Long Island Spm—tsman to Attend Blue Ridge Meet, Mr. O. Allen Campbell of East Norwich, Long Island, who is in Vir- ginia for the Fall hunting season, has been appointed manager of the annual race meet of the Blue Ridge Hunt Club | of Clarke County. The meet will be held Wednesday at Annefield. one of the old Colonial show places of Northern Virginia, now owned and oc- cupied by Mr. and Mrs. William Bell Watkins of Philadelphia. There will be three steeplechases and one long-di tance race on the flat. Hostesses of | the southern portion of Clarke County have planned numerous luncheons and dinners for the day and evening of the | race meet. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell have !leased Kentmere, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth N. 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