Evening capital. [volume], October 26, 1922, Image 3

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1 Social and Personal
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; nuthidc world
ulth undisturbed
j in' friend.
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.raonjdrt '<* ""fid.
I,: uf f.u t and scat- 1
of ninny tinted I
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jrj | \nil Mr*. WilMMi To
llnm- H"' I veiling
1,, r ,;,icmlctit of the Naval I
i yj i Wilson will give I
I I, r series of supper!
, ~.llll* lit 7:30 o'clock, j
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I *; Writ
.j., nn-nt of Miss Janet
. ! Ilf Mr. and Mrs. Wal*
■ Washington. to Lieut. I
. |- !'i ir\. son of Mrs. Perry
,V, i t: Perry, of Jefferson, |
,nn iimced. Tlie wed-j
. • iil.icc some time in Do- ,
j,■ 11 y. wini was graduated
Academy in 1015, Is
{ i, i•, 'he Executive Department
i lt . i in charge of football j
, \cail<nt}. Miss Hid.ill, •
uillUnown in Annapolis,'
gj St j.... just twa. week-ends with
•• - brother and sister-in- j
, r ; . -ii m l Mrs. Lyman S. l’erry, >
g‘t Maryland avenue.
nit IVrry will lie remember-,
~. tin- track nnter of tlie foot- j
I . a during bin studeut days ut
I* \a a I Academy.
I )d Speaker* VI
I Idlmrlnn Hlnner
tntrnlay afternoon Lieutenant J.
f Bwik and Lieutenant L. H. Vail
; rei 1 • W.i liinjtlon to attend the
: r gt\i ii tty llu graduates chap
:#r (7 !H" Phi Lamma Delta Prater-I
:•(■ a' the l niversify ('lull for the !
DM if An iiou , Among the guests j
r i'ii' former' Vice-President
■ lh: hop McDoiiuld ami Cou-i
n Wood:. of Virginia. Doth
i.c* limili and LieuteuatU Vail:
• i-n tin 1 after-dinner speaking.
Mens' In htilt
I Int.lcnij
'■’■••hi rnmm.uider George W. Ken-,
'i>i ... ins n ordered to duty at
Nii.il \i.uieinv, is expected to nr- !
• a iiic u-ir.se of the next ton days |
"o week*.
Krnimt • • . j
inmtuliilhnis
*■ i'*nans ..ml Mrs. Adolph Uiescl
"•• stale Circle, are receiving
inhibitions on the birth of a
-• >■ lorn at the Emergency IIos
fc! October 20
Mice
i Hull
Sugi rinteiuleut of the Naval
and Mrs. Wlison are among
' guests invited to the hall to ho
i" Hotel Raleigh i i Wash
"ii \i niieticc niglit hy the
foreign Wars of the
rite invitation list in
-1 President and Mrs. llnnl
ir C.ilhiiet officers and their
tuunher of distincuished
"t) i navy officer*.
”he (•.line In
)iV ..hlHj.iij,,
•mder and Mrs. Wil
li- n ami Mrs. Wickham's
1 atm Miliar, will motor to
’> attend the Navy-Pruu
•ll game on Saturday.
MUeweVn Bailee
IHampl Hall
’ 'ni l, u, \ n dance will be given at
next Tuesday uight by the
who are "propping" for
': Academy,
’‘•Huiti'p i nf
‘•"rt-t s,.|
n p. DuHois gave a large
r midshipmen and girls of
r set yesterday in honor of
I Xa|, h. who is visiting her
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I'ro,. And Mrs. Loss.
lUcelling Congratulaliuns
A daughter was born to Mrs. Beulah
lajhs. at the Emergency Hospital on
t)ctuber 2d. Mrs. Loss in the wife of
Associate Professor Hyme Loss, of
the Department of Modern Languages
|(,t the Naval Academy.
Ketirrns To
Missouri
Mrs. E. M. Sweeny, who has been
i iolting her son-in-low and daughter,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Mahlori Tisdale!
i for the past two months, returned to
her home in Kt. Joseph. Mo„ this
; morning.
, Mbs Lamrliornr
Returning Tomorrow
Miss Zita Langhorne. who has been
I stopping in New York since her re
! urn from Europe, will arrive tonior
"ow to visit her cousins, Lieut.-Com
mander and Mrs. James Parker.
, Dnstoiiutii Here
<*ii Yuclit
George T. McKay, of Boston, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Heard
!<m board their yacht. "The Mammy.’’
Professor Sydney S. Handy has
turned from the Eastern Shore, where
he went to address the Men s Com
i munity Club of Easton.
Kmrageuient
Announced
The engagement ot Alias Catharine
Letts, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. John
Letts, of Washington, to Frederick
Henry Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs.
H rederick D. Jones, of Youngstown,
Ohio, has been announced. Miss Letts
uul her sister liuve frequently visited
in Annapolis at the home of Captain
and Mrs T. It. Kurtz.
Philharmonic
Concert I’ortponrd
1 ho lirst of the Philharmonic scries
of concerts, which was to have been
given in Baltimore tonight at the
Lyric, lias been postponed until Nov
ember 10. Mary Garden, who was to
have sung tonight, will not appear In
Baltimore until December 11. Bach
; maiiinofT, tho famous Russian pianist,
w ill be the soloist at the concert on
NovetAlier HJ.
Pxhihit.ion Of Paintings
In IhilMinorc
Forty-two canvases by American
contemporary oil painters are now
being exhibited at the art galleries of
the .Maryland Institute in Baltimore,
where they will bo shown until Nov
ember 11. The gallery is open daily
from 10:30 to 5 and on Sundays from
2:30 to 5. There Is also a collection
•of etchings by the Ereneh painter.
Alphonse Legros. on exhibition in the
Print Room.
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TIIK EVENING CAPITAL. ANNAPOLIS. M ARYLAND. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1622
%ack From
Korop*
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Welch, oi
Burlingame. Cal., who arrived in New
! York Tuesday on board the “Majes
tic.” will spend several weeks in
Washington with Mrs. Welch’s par
■ onts. Hear-Admiral and Mrs. William
F. Pullani. before going West.
Going To
Philadelphia
i Lieutenant and Mrs. Frank A
i Hughes will he among the Navy fans
• ,ut the football game In Philadelphia
on Saturday. They will motor up
i from here in the morning utid return
on Sunday afternoon
New Addition To*
South Itiv >c I olou}
H. P. Phipps, wao has .-pent several
winters In' Annapolis, is registered at
Carvel Hall. Mr Phipps recently pur
-1 chased part of tlie Shekels propert>
on South river, where he plans to
build a residence.
TRIAL OF MRS
PEASE IS FIXED
FOR WEDNESDAY
{l <ii lin ih*(J !>••• < .t<r I.)
with which (*romuil!er did the shoot
ing. into a quarry hole near tlie scent
of the crime.
Croumiller. in Custody of Sheri fl
Harry T. Levely. of this"Cpiuntr. yes
terday afternoon was taken to the
penitentiary in Baltimore to begin his
sentence. Judge Moss invoked the
full (term—provided by' law for sec
ond degree murder. By commutation
for good behavior, Cronmillef’s ac
tual time in prison will be 15 years.
At the forthcoming trial of Mrs.
Pease the prosecution will be con
ducted by State's Attorney* James
Clark, of Howard county, assisted by
State's Attorney James M. Munroe, of
this county. Counsel for the defense
w ill be Jacob Meyer, of Baltimore, and
State Senator A. Theodore Brady, of
Annapolis.
During the closing arguments in the
trial of Cronniillor, it was asserted b>
attorneys for the prisoner that Mrs
Pese had been virtually assured of
immunity for her testimony, to which
State’s Attorney Clark sharply re
plied, stating his intention of bring
ing her to trial-on the charge, above
• staled. It
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"Mmuttmen" organized by
the Massachusetts Provincial
Congress, and First Continen
tal Congress dissolved, on Oc
• tober 26. 1774.
1 Erie Canal. 363 miles long.
s completed on October 26,
a 1825.
I' Virginia CHy. Nevada, burn
n ed. on October 26, 15>75.
I'. S. Government brought
suit to dissolve the Steel
Trust, on October 26, 1611.
First American contingent
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ODD FELLOWS
GIVE PLEASING
MINSTREL SHOW
{ , (Cunllnurd Kruin Pac* 1.)
During the second ftart, Frank
Coombs rendered'three selections in
-a sweet tenor volmi. His range was
e wonderful and his haiulling of the
high notes showed the tisult of long
1 practice. He song "Paglaccl’’ in Ital
- ian and as an encore two recent songs
e which caught tlie ear of everyone.
S v
Battle Of Bay Bulge
The third part opened with the
n “Battle of Bay Itidgo." Captain Stra
_ horn appeared as an Army officer.
, dignified, boisterous, exacting, while
, his colored orderly, Bert Daniels,
. turned every order and every coni
g mand into a laugh. Captain Str&horn
is quite an actor and one wonders
f how he failed to take up the stage
e as his vocation. The skit was a
j scream. i
f The third part of the ghow was the
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minstrel proper with E. D. Evans as
Ihc interlocutor, "Buck," Hyde.
“SHm" Casey. James Cramlcll. "Win
n*o" Sadler. * •'Mk'kfey** Cohen and
Charles Cadle as. end men. The cos
tumes for the circle were sparkling,
neat. and. made a wonderful contrast
with the scenery which represented a
rose bower. The bnlladists were well
ReleVtod and their songs greatly en
joyed. John McAlecnan’s "FU Love
to be in Ireland." was a jovial Irish
ballad supported by some good work,
by the circle. Howard Foelker's big
bass viol gave him a chance to ex
ercise his bass voice which he did
In a creditable maimer.
Singing Numbers {’leasing
The- singing of Boettcher. Itonchetti
and. in fact, all of the baliadists was
excellent. The '‘hit" of the evening,
however. was “Here Comes the
Bride." sung l*y ** Jimmie" Leddy.
supported bv -Hilly" King and Sonia
Miller. The little tots acted the part
in great shape and showed without
any delay that the coining genera
tion is to be ruled by the male sex.
“Billy" led Ills bride with a great deal
of histe to the side of the stage hut
It must have been the excitement of
the position he was iu that was the
real cause. "Billy” looked great in
a full dress suit and little Sonia was
a elite, demure little bride currying
i large bouquet.
t >ey And >1 acliin Nome Kickers
“Slim" Casey moved his feet around
quite u bit when singing “I'm Wild
About Moonshine, and “l.ogpie"
Machin did some good steps during
Hie club act. "Buell" Hyde found a
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As whole the show was the best
of the kind seen around hero in many
a year. The troupe showed the re
sults' of a good sTstematic training
by a man who knew his business.
Frank Coombs who directed the
show for the Odd Fellows has 1 ecn
the recipient of many congratulations
for the manner in which everything
j went ofT. The minstrel will be re
peated tonight for the last time.
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