Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1933, Page 30

1500 IETY. Comedy Is Presented By Navy Relief Society Annapolis Cast of “Three Live Ghosts™ Includes Mrs. Donald Patterson and Many Others of Social Prominence. ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 18.—The “Three Live Ghosts” 2 comedy by Frederich 8. Islam, was presented in Mahan Hall last night and tonight by the Navy Relief Society. Those taking part were Mrs. Donald Patterson, wife of Lieut. Comdr. Patterson; Lieut. Eu- gene E. Paro, Mrs. Willis A. Lent, Lieuts. William Swanston, Wilkie Brereton, Hilyer Gearing, Lieut. Comdr. Herbert H. Grassie, Mrs. William H. Duval, wife of Lieut. Duval: Miss Barbara V. Con- nell. Lieuts. Robert Bell, Virginius Roane and Harold Bauer and Mrs. Thomas L. Gatch, wife of Comdr. Gatch. In the arrangement of the play and the costumes valuable and able assistance was rendered by Mrs. C. E. Robinson, wife of Comdr. Rob- inson. Wednesday evening Capt. and Mrs. Edward H. H. Old gave a dinner at their quarters on Porter road in honor of the superintendent of the Naval Academy, Rear Admiral Thomas C. Hart, and Mrs. Hart. Thursday eve- ning Rear Admiral and Mrs. Hart were the guests of honor at a dinner given by Capt. and Mrs. Lemuel S. Stevens, at their g s on Porter road. The dep e on Wednesday of this week of Li and Mrs. John R. Van | Nagell is the source of much regret in Annapolis. Li and Mrs. Van Nagell left for New York, where the former has been assigned to duty. They will occupy a house at Forest Hills, Long Island. Miss Mary Webb Spencer, daughter of Mrs. Leigh Noyes, wife of Capt. Noves of Washington, is the guest of Miss Bianca Clement, on Gloucester street Lieut. and Mrs. Joseph Dahlgren jave a dinner last evening at their ome at Wardour, taking their guests after the dinner to the Navy Relief show. “The Three Live Ghosts.” 3 Commodore and Mrs. Edward Lloyd | small tea M home, The East street, as a farewe! Mrs. John R. Van N day for New York and Mrs. on Monday by motor for Nor folk, Va, to meet €apt. and Mrs. Franklin D. Karns, who are returning this week from California. Capt. and Mrs. Karns will reopen their home on Maryland avenue, which has been closed for the Winter. Miss_Virginia Carmichael of Hagers- town, Md.. spent the past week as the House Wing, for Lieut. , who left guest of Mrs. William Byron, wife of State Senator Byron, at their apart- | ment on Maryland avenue. | Commodore and Mrs. Edward Lloyd gave a luncheon Thu as a fare- | Comdr. and Mrs. J. Har- oun. The latter sailed on on the Rex for Italy. sent at the luncheon given | at Carvel Hall by Mrs. Arthur | n were Mrs. Thomas C. Hart, Mrs. | Robert, L Mrs. Harvey | Overesch, Mr C. Erskine Clement, Mrs. Edward H. H. Old, Mrs. John B. Kaufman, Mrs. Thomas L. Gatch, Miss| Mollie Milligan and Mrs. Rohert Cabaniss. Thursday Mrs. Middleton Semmes Guest gave a luncheon at her home at Wardour in_ honor of Mrs. William C. Bruce and Mrs. Edward Guest Gibson of Baltimore, who were in Annapolis for the purpose of getting up a com- mittee for the restoration of Stratford House, the birthplace of Gen. Robert | E lee, Westmoreland County, Va.| local cluded vin, Mrs. Carryl H. n H. Hopkins, M ss Mary Magruder, Mrs. Charles | . Melvin. a tour of duty at the y, has been ordered to command the U. S. S. Macon, a sister ship to the Akron. Capt. and Mrs. Ralston S. Holmes gave a dinner on Friday evening in honor of Prof. William E. Dodd of the department of history at the University of Chicago. Mrs. Julian Hatcher, wife of Maj. Hat. ave arrived in 's marriage to U. 8. N., will nsign er is on Milw ee. nd her son, Mr. returned to their visit to Mrs. Legum's and daughter, Ensign and | . Willard Feidscher, at their home at Long Beach, Calif. Mrs. Elizabeth Shields and her son, Mr. Willis Shields of Buffalo, N. Y., are guests of Mrs. Shields’ son and daugh- ter-in-law, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. George P. Shields, at their home at the Naval Hospital Reservation, Lieuts. (Junior Grade) Glenn R. Hartwig and John H. Morrill will be detached from the Naval Academy in May, according to orders issued March 6 by the Navy Department. Lieut. Hartwig, who is now on duty in the HART AND . HUTCHISON SAVE YOUR DRAPES—avold streaked walls with this Radiator Enclosure. In designs and colors to match your decorating scheme. Liberal terms— c 'H. S. GODARD Phone Walnut 8926, Night and Day, for 1 Wedding Invitations and Announcements Department of Ordnance and Gunnery, has been assigned to the U. 8. 8. 8-48, and Lieut. Morrill is being transferred from the Department of Engineering and Aeronautics to the Asiatic Station for duty with submarines. Lieut. Wil- liam W. Warlick is among those re- cently assigned to the Naval Academy. Lieut. William W. Graham, jr., of the Post Graduate School has been in Washington for a short visit, and was the guest while there of Lieut. and Mrs. Adolph Hede. Mrs. Brice Worthington, sr., is visit- ing her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fitzhugh Worthington, at their home in Washington. Virginia Girl to Wed In Texas Tuesday Miss Lila Mae Hall of Lyon Village, Va., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Brown Hall, left Washington yesterday for El Paso, Tex., where her marriage to Mr. Leslle B. Osborne of Boston, trafic manager for Aerorias Centrales of Mexico, will take place Tuesda; Miss Hall was educated in Wa: g- ton schools and is a member of the Alpha Zeta Beta National Sorority. The bridegroom-elect is a graduate of Har- vard University, class of 1929. For the past four years he has been connected with the air transport business in Washington and Mexico. wedding Mr. Osborne and his bride will make their home in Mexico City. University Women's Tea At Club House Today Dr. Louis McDanell Browne will be the honor guest and speaker at the .| regular Monday tea of the American Association of University Women at 4 o'clock p.m. Mrs, Paul E, Howe will introduce the speaker. Mrs. William Corbin will be | the hostess and will be assisted by Miss Ruth D. Forbes, Dr. A. Frances Foye, Mrs. Delos O. Kinsman, Miss Marie Saunders, Miss Leila G. Forbes, Mrs.|be Mrs. Willam McCormick Ballin Dudley W. Willard and Mrs. Henry A. | Miss Grace Edwards and Miss N Willard. After the| THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO! FAMILY OF SECRETARY MISS MARIE McINTYRE AND MR. KENNEDY MCcINTYRE, Daughter and son of Mr. Marvin H. Mcintyre, secretary to the President, and Mrs. McIntyre. They are native Washingionians and have a host of young friends, —Harris-Ewing Photo. Mrs. Logan Tucker Hostess | Three State Societies At Benefit Tea Tuesday! 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C, MARCH 1 r Minnesotans’ Plan Midwest Fair Feature Members and friends of the Minne- sota State Soclety will be entertained informally at the Midwest County Fair, which is being held under the auspices of the soclety at 8:30 o'clock tomorrow evening in the Y. W. C. A. Bullding, 614 E street northwest, This will be an evening of fun and frolic and guests are requested to wear old clothes (or funny costumes) or & fine may be imposed by the kangaroo court judge.. The famous Mme. Helene, who has entertained audiences for 15 years in her travels around the world, will give palm and card readings and also astrological casts. ‘The program will include other fea- tures in addition to dancing from 9 to 12 o'clock, and there will be bridge and refreshments. An invitation is extend- ed to residents from the Gopher State to bring their friends to the county fair. Gov. Floyd B. Olson of Minnesota forwarded & telegram to Miss Bede Johnson, president of the society, stating that extreme pressure of busi- ness necessitated him to remain in Minnesota_during the inaugural cele- bration. He extended his best wishes and regrets to members of the society who attended the meeting held at the Willard Hotel March 3. A reception and dance will be held in April in honor of the seven new Rep- resentatives in Congress and their wives—Representative and Mrs. Henry Arens, Representative and Mrs. Ray P. Chase, Representative and Mrs. Theo- THE TIME 1933—PART THREE. dore Christianson, Representative and Mrs. Einar Hoidale, Representative and Mrs. Magnus Johnson, Representative and Mrs, Ernest Lundeen and Repre- sentative and Mrs. F. H. Shoemaker. The vice president of the society, Mr. Henry Adams Bellows, who is also vice president of the Columbia Broadcasting System, will be chairmen of the Recep- tion Committee. 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