Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1933, Page 32

4.0 SOCIETY.® Comdr. and Mrs. Bowers Quit Annapolis for Chicago Lieut. and Mrs. T. M. Dell, Former Residents of Maryland, Welcomed Back by Many Friends. ANNAPOLIS., Md., July 29.—Comdr. #nd Mrs. John T. Bowers left Annapo- lis Thursday for Chicago, where they are guests of their cousins, Col. and Mrs. J. Malcolm Graham. They went ‘West to visit their son, Mr. Richard Bowers, who is a patient in the Army Hospital at Fort Sheridan, Ill, as the resuit of an automobile accident some | weeks ago. in which he suffered se- rious inju Mr. Bowers route to California when the accident occurred. Comdr. Charles B. Hatch has re- turned to Washington after a visit to Comdr. and Mrs. Bowers. Lieut. and Mrs. Thomas M. with their son Tommie and daughter dJeanne are occupying the house at 18 Southgate avenue, which they leased. Lieut. Dell, who recently reported for 2 two-year tour of duty in the Naval Academy department of engineering. and Mrs. Dell are both natives of Maryland. They lived here about three years ago and are being cordially comed back by their many friends in_ Annapolis. Lieut. and Mrs. Edward A. Solo- mons recently came to Annapolis from Long Beach, Calif., where Lieut. Solo- mons was stationed on the U. S. S. Pennsylvania. They are living at 30 Murray avenue, and Lieut. Solomons is taking a course at the Naval Post- Graduate School. Miss Lois Stewart and Miss Laura ctt returned Thursday from a visit to Ocean Cify, Md. Miss Melita Ames of New York is Visiting Maj. and Mrs. H. E. Atterbury at Maidstone Farm, their country place near St. Margarets. Dr. and Mrs. Edward Darlington Johnson and Miss Katharine D. John- son left Annapolis Monday morning for their Summer home at Turner. Me. They were accompanied as far as Burlington, Vt.. by M Jas Valk, daughter of dePeyster Valk. Miss Valk and Miss Jchnsen are visiting Miss Jane Bul- Jard, daughter of Admiral and Mrs. Bullard, at Burlington, and later she will accompany them to Turner. s Flcrence King, daughter of Reer st J. King, spent th Rer uncle D. Smith, U. 8. A, . W. W. ecn, Md.. after a visit to Mrs. and Mrs. John M. Maukert. 1t. Comdr. J. D. Wilson, who re- centiy reported for duty in the ord- department of the Naval Acad- Wilscn and their three chil- ng the house a: 12 ng come frcm Long Holler re- yesterday omdr. and Mrs. W. W. Smith e ned at dinner Wednesda: honcr of Mrs. Hughes, Neil Hughes, U. S. N., of Wash- who has’ been vigiting Mrs. nt H. Gedfre; Ellen T. Jenkins is the guest Maj John Marston, U. S. M. C., and Marston at Quantico, Va. and Mrs. A. M. Pa‘ch have n Staunton, ew days with in-law and sister, Grorge S. Bryan, on Mercedes, station ship of Academy. Lee of Malden, Mass., is r uncle and aunt, Mr. and . Henry Edward Warner, at Warlee- Bookwalter and daugh- iss Cordelia Bookwalter, of New former residents of Annapolis, sts of Miss Bonnie B. Todd. . R. W. Boldin and Miss Rosa ! Ayr Hill entertained at tea rnoon at the Rising Sun A. Boone has gone to his on Heights, N. Y., after ther-in-law and sis- Robert Moss, at W, and Mrs. duVal Allen. who have Litchfield, Conn., for several eturn to Annapolis to- and Mrs. Allen spent this | Vi . Hart, wife of Rear Ad- C. Hart, superintendent ¢ the Naval Academy. at Little Moose Lcdee in the Adirondacks, where Mrs. | Hart_and her sons and daughters are | spending the Summer. Capt. H. R. Greenlee, director of the Naval Engineering Experiment Sta- tion, and his son, Cadet Halford R. Greenlee, jr., who is home on furlough was en | Dell, | Holler's parents, from the United States Military Acad- emy at West Point, are motoring to Illinois to visit Capt. Greenlee's sister, Mrs. W. K. Palmer, of Sterling. On the return trip they will stop in Chi- cago to visit the Century of Progress Exposition, after passing 10 days in | Sterling. Mrs. Walton H. Hopkins and her son Trenholm have returned from Elizabeth, N. J., where they were guests of Dr. Hopkins' brother and sis- ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hop- | kins. Miss Catherine Hopkins, who | spent several weeks in Elizabeth, came {back to Annapolis with her mother and brother. { Mrs. Newton, wife of Capt. John | Henry Newton, U. S. N., who succeeded | Capt. Frank H. Sadler as head of the Naval Post-Graduate School, and their son, Jack Newton, arrived the first of this week from Metuchen, N. J., to oin Capt. Newton, who has been here | for several weeks. They are occupy- | ing quarters at 81 Bowyer road, on the [na\'al reservation. Capt. Newion was on duty here a few years ago and he ?and Mrs. Newton have many friends {in_Annapolis society. _Thomas Clagett Wood, 3d. son of | Lieut. Thomas Clagett Wood, jr., United | States Army, and Mrs. Wood. of Fort | Davis, Canal Zone, was christened Sun- ‘\dly afternoon in All Hallows' Chapel. | the rector. Rev. Victor Ross, officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Carr and Mr. Joseph Wood of Washington, the baby's juncles and aunt, were the sponsors. | Following the christening a reception | was held in the home of Mrs. Weod's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and | Mrs. T. Chattle Hopkins, on. South Rive~. Lieut. and Mrs. Wood will sail frca New York Tuesday to return to the Canal Zone after spending six weeks' leave here. Miss Belle Whitney of Peekskill, N.! - the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L.| | Trail Fauble. | Capt. and Mrs. Edward H. H Old and Mrs Clarence Erskine Clement re- turned Monday from a week end visit | | with Lieut. Joseph F. Dzhlgren. U. S! N. and Mrs. Dahl | Manor, the country home in Virginia | of Mrs. Dahlgren’s mother, Mrs. Alex: | ander Gorden, who is abroad. | Dr. Reginald B. Henry of the Navy | Medical Corps is spending two weeks' | leave with his family at the Summer | | cottage of Mrs. Henry's mother, Mrs | Edwin Ruffin, at Virginia Beach. H Mrs. Campeau Thrall flew back to| New York Tuesday after spending some | time with >Irs. Mason Porier Cusachs at_Ogle Ha! The Misses Stokes, who have becn visiting their father, Mr. Sylvanus| Stokes, jr., and Mrs. Stckes through June and July, will leave Tuesday for | Newport to occupy the home of thei mother, Mrs. Wolfe, who is in England Licut. Comdr. and Mrs. Thorvald A. Solberg will leave Annapolis tomorrow | for Philadelphia, where Comdr. S berg has been assigned to duty in i charge of the naval boiler laborator: of the Philadelphia Navy Yard. They plan to occupy a house in Haverford Mrs. Barton Wright, who recently | returned to Annapolis, will move the! first of next week to her house at 235 King George street. where Comdr. and Mrs. Solberg have lived for three years Miss Emily Penn, daughter of Comdr and Mrs. Albert M. Penn, has re- i M turned from the Emergency Hospital in Washington, where she recently un- derwent an operation. Lieut. and Mrs. Hawley C. Water- man are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son, Mareen Duvall Waterman, Saturday. July 22, at Su- may, Guam. Mrs. Waterman, before her marriage, was Miss Joanna Du- vall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Lee Duvall of this cit; Lieut. and Mrs. Waterman, with their two sons, will return to the United States the first! of November from the former’s two-year tour of duty in Guam and will be with Mrs. Waterman's parents at Moss | Haven. | Lieut. and Mrs. John P. Heath of | Washington were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Walsh in the home | of Mrs. Walsh’s mother, Mrs. Middleton | Semmes Guest, at Wardour. | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carroll Dunn | of Washington spent last week end with Mrs. Dunn’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Valiant, at Wardour. | Capt. Robert G. Heiner, Medical | Corps, U. S. N., and Mrs. Heiner have | as their guest Capt. Sullivan -of the | | British Army. Miss Katherine Wells has returned ‘B Burt’s Announces a Climax in Clearanceg On sale beginning Monday Morn- ing — several hundred pairs of Ladies’ Fine Footwear THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JULY 30, 1933—PART THREE. , R MRS. GEORGE L. GOSS, Whose marriage June 28 was one of the formerly was Miss Mary Lloyd R. Collifiewer of this city. after spending a week with Mr. and' Mrs. Rcbert Carmichael in their new home on the Potomac River. Miss Bea‘riz Coles of Annapolis has nt some time at Camp Kiniya on Lake Champlain and plans to return to Annapolis some time in September, Among the distinguished visitors to the Annzpolis Roads Club last w end was Mr. Charles F. Horner, for- merly of Kansas who is now busy popularis the national industrial re- overy act in the cffices of Gen. Hugh S. Johrson. Mr. Horner first attained public notice in connection with his with the Liberty loan drive dur- W Comdr. F. V. M ter. Miss Claré Mc from a 10-day visit and his daugh- returned on. Vallette McNair and Miss. Janet hters of Comdr. and Mrs have returned after John Duer. Miss Duer McN: 0 returned after being the g Peggy Baker, daughter of Capt rs. Guy Baker, in Newport for four weeks. Dr. and Mrs. Charles N. Tyndell of ® Washington’s Leading Furriers Since 1885 ¢ prettiest events of the month. Mrs. Goss Isabelle Colliflower and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. —Harris-Ewing Photo Niagara Falls, N. Y.. are visiting Mrs. Tyndell’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Burwell, at the Peggy Stewart I Dr. Tyndell is rector of St. Peter’s at Niagara Falls. Mrs. Hamilton South and her son, Midshipman Thomas South, have re- turned from a week's visit to Phila- delphia. Mrs. South’s elder san. Lieut. Hamilton South, jr. has gone to Bos- ton for three months’ temporary dut; He is a Marine Corps aviator. 3 Miss Anne Powers of Baltimore is the guest of Miss Margaret Ann Mack, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mack of Baltimore, in their imer cottage at Warlee-on-the-Severn, near this city. Miss Louise Earle of Baltimore spent the week end with Mrs. A. G. Cooke at Spring Hill. Waterbur: Comdr. and Mrs. Albert H. Rooks, who have been at the Annapol Club since their arrival from Califor- nia a month ago, are occupying their quarters at 45 Rodgers road. on the na- val reservation. Comdr. Rooks. who as on duty here several years ago as aide to Rear Admiral Louis M. Nulton. when the latter was superintendent of | the Naval Academy. now is serving as secretary to the academic board in the Church Roads | executive department of the Academy. Lieut. and Mrs. Andrew La Force are among the recent arrivals on the sta- tion, Lieut. Force having reported for duty at the Post-Graduate School. ‘They came here from Long Beach, Calif., and are residing at 182 Duke of Gloucester street. to Woodland Beach, on Staten Island. Lieut. and Mrs. E. M. Eller have moved from 83 Shipwright street and are now occupying quarters on the naval reservation at 73 County road. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur P. Shanklin, jr., of Baltimore are spending a month th Mrs. Shanklin's father, Mr. James F. Baldwin, at Millersville. Mrs. Shank- lin formerly was Miss Dorcas Baldwin. Miss Pearl Wimbrow and Miss Vida Wimbrow have as their house guest their cousin, Miss Isabelle Wimbrow, of Salisbury, Md. Prof. Reginald H. Ridgely of the St. John’s College faculty, Mrs. Ridgely and their daughter, Miss Elisabeth Ridgely, have leased a house in Revell street at West Annapolis, which they are occupying. Mrs. Robert W. Cabaniss spent this week in New York. g Dr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Joyce and their daughter, Miss Kitty Joyce, have returned from a week's visit to Chi- cago, where they visited the Century of Progress Exposition. A Mrs. Allan Griffith has left for he home in Berwyn, Md., after a few da; visit to her cousin, Miss Claire Martin. Miss Rose Wickes of Baltimore was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Peldmeyer of Prince George street this week. Mr. and Mrs. Feldmeyer also have with them their daughter, Mrs. Hambsch, wife of Lieut. Comdr. Phil lip Hambsch, U. 8 N., retired, of Ro- land Park. . Miss Audrey Pritchett Vohden and Miss Phjjlis Guienot Coward enter- tained at tea Saturday, July 22, in hon- or of Miss Thelma M. Pritchett of Bal- timore and New York. Miss Dorothy Weitzman of Brooklyn, N. Y. has arrived to spend the re- mainder of the Summer with her aunts, Dr. Prances E. Weitzman and | Mrs. Joseph Lipman. | Dr. and Mrs. Donald Hopkins have gone to Chicago for several weeks. | Mrs. Richard Baldwin is spendin | two months at Blue Ridge Summit. Lieut. and Mrs. Bennett Paschal | were hosts at a bridge party Tuesday | evening at their home in Cedar Park. Mrs. E. Leslie Medford and daughter, | | Miss Virginia Medford, have returned | from a several weeks' stay in the Blue | Ridge Mountains where they were | | guests of Capt. and Mrs. Robert F. | Barrick of the State Reservation, Camp | Albert C. Ritchie. Maj. Medford is re- | | maining at Camp Ritchie on duty as ‘ud)umm of the camp. | Numerous Parties for Bride of June 30 i | Priends and relatives of the former| Miss Elizabeth K. Prender, who on June 30 became the bride of Mr. Stephen | N. Buchanan of New .York City and/| | Elizabeth, N. J.. have been feting her | with a series of idal showers. | Mrs. Charles A. Toone and Mrs. Al-| bert W. Harrell were the hostesses at| an artistically arranged personal | shower given Mrs. Buchanan prior to her marriage in the home of Mrs. Har- rell in Clarendon, Va. Saturday, June 24, Alpha Lambda | Chapter of Phi Delta Delta Legal Fra- | ternity, of which chapter the bride was;| | a charter member. entertained the bride | at a luncheon linen shower at the| Shoreham Hotel. On that occasion thel Visit GADSBY'’S JEE the cele- S brated tion” of early American &5 tiaues. Open week_days 9:10 to 5:30 Sundass 210 6 pm. Entrance fee, 25¢ [2 meron & s Now . . . Our Greates: AUGUST - FUR SALE This August our annual FUR SALE is more important than ever. up and are going higher, but because of tre- mendous cash purchases we have an excep- tional selection of fine offering at prices that are exceptionally low. Fur prices have gone quality coats that we are Bride of June MRS. CHARLES CARL CONNER, Who, before her marriage June 17, was Miss Margares Anna Coker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Charles Coker of this city. ~—Harris-Ewing Photo. orchestra rendered a group of appro- priate romance numbers. A shower party of marked attrac- tiveness for the bride was given by Mrs. John S. May and her daughters, Mrs. Ellen May Kline and Miss Aneita May, in the home of Mrs. May in Woodridge, Tuesday evening, July 25. The base- ment of the home had been particu- larly decorated for the occasion to typi- fy & Suramer garden. Lattice-bars ex- tending slong one side of the room were covered with soft shades of green and over these lacework effects trailed teria. The glow of pastel-shaded elec- tric lights behind the latticed bars gave | a pretty effect. The guest souvenirs piaced at the rose-ladened table repre- sented the handicraft of one of the guests, Miss Edith M. Ryon. | Another miscellaneous shower. perty | given for Mrs. Buchanan was sponsored | by Mrs. Pl F. Osthaus and Mrs. J.| Byron Brooks and was featured in the | Oakcrest, V: home of Mrs. Brooks. ! The bride was the recipient cf many 1o ‘The interesting shower games. Mrs. Buchanan, who is a cticing attorney in the District of Columbia, is well remembered for the high scholastic distinctions she attained =t National University Law School, both in gradu- ate and undergraduate work. With Mr. Buchanan she returned within the past week from an extended honeymoon mo- tor tour, which included the World’s Fair, Detroit, a number of Canadian cities, Niagara Falls, the Adirondacks, the mountains of Vermont and the White Mountains of New Hampshire, Boston, Providence, New York, Dela- ware Water Gap and Philadelphia. Mr. Buchanan is an electrical designing engineer and an inventor of note in electrical specialties. Dine at The Parrot i Summer Garden The rendezveus of the discriminating. 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