Evening capital. [volume], October 30, 1922, Image 5

About Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981

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Social and Personal
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LIFE
(Maurice Morris, in N. Y. Herald.) -
Life i banging by a thread —
That is what the spider said.
Life is one demoed horrid grind,
Ho ilic grindstone jp-xt opined.
* * i
Lift is Just one grand sweet song— *
The mosquito joined the throng.
Life hut brings one to the scratch
Interposed the safety' match.
Life is love, asserted youth,
Said the preacher, life is truth.
Life, the sun remarked, is light. !
Life is blackness, answered night. k
Philosnphos viewed (he strife,
Smiled, and pondered, “Such is life.”
i
Hecepllon Tomorrow For
Umirsl \ nil Hr. WlUou
The reception to he given tomorrow
night by the Naval Academy Officers’
to the Superintendent of the
Naval Academy and Mrs. Wilson will
It- a large affair. Captain T. R.
Kurtz, \ice-president of the Mess, aud
Commander Wilbur R. Van Auken,
trea urer, will receive the guests with'
Admiral and Mrs. Wilson. As the'
party will be on Hallowe'en night,
deepraticins appropriate to the season
.will )e iced.
\|r Milson “At
Ifi me** On Wednesday
Mrs. Henry B. Wilson, wife of ihe
Superintendent of the Naval Acad
i my, v ill be “at home” on Wednes
day nftenn in of this week from 4
to f, This will be Mrs. Wilson's only
reoption during the month of Nov
emt
Y Kiting In
Wllkesliarre
Mrs. Harry Coodsteia, daughter of.
Mi and Mrs. Leon Gottlieb, and her
throe-year-old son, Douglas, will re- '
main several weeks in Wllkesbarre,
I'a.. whore they are visiting at the
home < f Mr. and Mrs. J. Goodstein. !
parents of Mrs. Harry Goodstein’s;
husband. Lieutenant Goodstein, U. S. [
N
lurching
(i ngralulatlon*
.Mr. and Mrs. George Garner, Jr.,
of Annapolis Neck, are receiving con
gratulations on the birth of a son
born yesterday at the Kniorgency Hos
pital.
Miss Munli.i Land, general secre
tary of the Y. W. C. A. spent yes-
UTtlaj at the beautiful home of Mrs.
St. George Barber on South River.
Three Times One
Hobble's Birthday
Anticipating Hallowe’en by a cou
ple of nights, little Bobbie Campbell’s
birthday party decorations partook of
the nature of that occasion when
spooks, black cats, owls and witches
hover around.
In the dining room around a table
dm orated with lighted pumpkins, au
tumn leaves and favors suggestive of
Hallowe'en, sat eleven little children
< njoying all the goodies provided for
the three-year-old host by his indul
gent parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry C.
Campbell. Colored tights hung from
Hie electric dome which was almost
entirely hidden by autumn leaves and
the effect was very pleasing. The
birthday cake occupied a conspicuous
place and was lighted with three yel
low candles, which Bobbie and hit
young friends attempted to blow out
I'fier he had cut the first slice which
fell to, his honor.
Those who shared the pleasure of
thr birthday party were Mac and
James l’atu.rsou. Katherine and Lor
aine Lewis, Alfred Bruce, Hugh Pur
vis. Catherine Johnson, Charles Mace,:
Naomi Henning. Catherine Nicola, f
Francis Barber, Martha, Barbara and
Frank Blatter, Hilda Duvall. Louise i
and Elisabeth King, Eleanor Duvall, 1
Margaret Patterson* besides Bohbit/
and his little sister Jeanne.
Bobbie’s godfather and godmother,
Mr. and Mrs. George Webster, hon
ored the occasion with their presence,
as did Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blatter
and Reese Abbott. Each child was
given a pretty hallowe'en favor be
sides a decorated basket of candy as
a_jmuvcnir of the happy occasion.
E. H. PICKERING
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Shady Oaks Inn j
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•minor Muke up that party yon*v*
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BREEZE INN
ANNAPOLIS HOFLEVAJID
Miuutea Oat
LUNCH and TEA
"Petal: Chicken Halil* Dinner. 9t.lt
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To Celebrate Silver
Wedding Auirmarj
Mr. and Mrs. Carryl Bryan, of War-1
dour, have sent out Invitations for a ■
reception on the evening of Novem-!
her 10 in honor of their twenty-ninth i
wedding anniversary.
VlsitJn*
In N. Y.
,Alrs. W. O. Stevens left this morn
ing for New York where she will yia
lt Mrs. Wolcott E. Hall for several
days.
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Party
Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Richter, of 30
Brewer avenue, entertained at a din
ner and Hallowe'en party last night.
Their guests included the following
from Baltimore: Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. John Kara,
Miss Caroline Kara and Mr. Cerveny.
Back Front Week-End In
Ht, Mary’s Count)
Claronce L. Clemson spent the
week-end with Mrs. Clemson at Lau
rel Grove, St. Mary's county.
Here For
j Week-End
Mrs. James Moss, of Yoadou, l'a_
| spent the week-end with her hus
band's parent*. Judge and Mrs. Roh
jert Mors, of Shipwright street. On
j her return home this morning she was
accompanied by her two children who
i have been paying a visit of several
weeks to their grandparents.
Engagement
Annonneed ,
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Benson Cooper,
of Wardoue, have sent out invitations
lo the wedding of their second daugh
ter, Sarah Lawrence, to Francis
Evarts Falnnan, Jr., which will take
place on Saturday. November 18. at
l o’clock at their residence.
Mi. Kairman, who is a son of Mr.
rod Mrs. Francis Evans Fairman, of
Uniontown, Pa., is a graduate of the
Nuval Academy class of '2l-B. He I
; resigned last July from the Navy and j
Is at present In business In Baltimore.
Supper Part)
Tomorow
Commander and Mrs. Wilbur Van
; Auken, 15 Porter Row, Nava) Acad
emy, have sent out invitations for a
supper party before the reception to
be given tomorrow evening by the
Naval Academy Officers’ Mess, for the
Superintendent and Mrs. Wilson.
Lieut.-Commander Henry Le Bour- '
geois and his bride were dinner
guests of the Misses Munford. of
Prince George street, on Friday.
Postpones Departure
For California
Mrs. Charles A. Doyen, widow of
General Doyen, U. R. M. C., who has
bqen visiting her brother-in-law and
sister. Mr. and Mfs. Joseph W. Val-
Le given tomorrow afternoon at 4
weeks, has postponed her return to
California and will remain in the East
for another month.
Mrs. George A. Myers, of 9 North
west street, left today to spend some
time with friends at Winston-Salem.
N. C.
Party Tomorrow
Night
Lieut.-Commander and Hrs. R. E.
Rogers, 245 King George street, will
give a supper party tomorrow night
before the reception at the Officers’ ;
Mess in the Naval Academy to Ad
miral and Mrs. Wilson.
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THE EVENING CAPITAL, ANNAPOLIS, M ARYL AND, MONDAY, OCTOBER 30. i 9&
Hus kale And Tea
At Y. W. C. A.
An afternoon tea and musicale will
he given tomorrw afternoon at 4
o'clock at the Y'oung Women’s Chris
tian Association. Vocal selections will
be given by Mrs. L. S. Dederick and
Prof. W. E. Olivet. Mrs. W. A. Corn
will be at the piano. All members
of the Y. W. C. A. are Invited to at
tend.
! Saturday’s
j Brace*
Dancing was as popular as usual
jon Saturday night and both the Car
| vel Hall and 'St. -John's College
I dances drew big crowds. There .be
ing no hop in the Naval Academy the -
[ midshipmen who had liberty danced
at Carvel Hall until 9:20. A number
of out-of-town girls attended the St.
John’s College dance.
Meeting Of Book lover*’
Club Tomorrow
The Booklovers’ Club will’meet to
morrow at the residence of Mrs. Paul
J. Kiefer, 153* Main street. The aft
ernoon will to devoted to the work
of two French playwrights, "The Red
Robe," 1 y Brleux and Hervieu’s
“Know Thyself,” ieing the plays to
be considered.
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(Continued 1 root Page 1.)
Viola Stevens. 22. of 508 North Cal
vert street, Baltimore, and Graoe
Duncan, 21, of the same address as
the Carey woman.
Attempted Raid. Foiled
It is reported here that a squad
of deputy sheriffs planned a raid of
the Inn, or at least to gather evi
dence of illegal liquor selling last
Friday night, but were foiled. At any ■
rate, it is reported there was au hil
arious party at the resort, extending J
until the early hours of Saturday ,
morning. William Rosky is proprie
tor of the Inn.
JURY KOI HI FOR
MILS INQUIRY
(Mr tlie AtiMlaiml Pmi.)
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., Oet. 30.
Possibility that the Hall-Mills murder
ease would be nresented to the Grand
Jury today seemed remote this morn
ing. Information from Somerville
county seat, was to the effect that
notices have not been forwarded to
members of the Grand Jury and that <
it would require at least 24 hours for ,
the inquisitors to assemble after re
ceiving notices.
Special Deputy Attorney-General
Mott today reiterated his confidence
in the story told him by Mrs. James
Gibson, woman farmer, that she wit
nessed the murder.
One detail of Mrs. Gibson's story,
that of the brightness of the moon
which, she said, enabled her to see
distinctly the features of the four per
sons beneath the crahapple tree, was
verified today from charts kept by the
New Jersey Weather Bureau.
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OTTOBFR So.
Cortaa, in a second letter to
Spain, described hiR achieve
ments In Mexico on October
St. 1520
Sir Edmund Andros became
governor of New York on Oc
tober 30, 1674.
Adjournment of the Conti
nental Congress on October
30, I?s7.
Recall of Lord Sackville-
West requested of Great Brit
ain by the United States Gov
ernment because of a letter he
had written referring to the
pending Presidential election,
on October 30, 188 R.
World's Columbian Exposi
tion at Chicago, with a total
attendance of 27.539.041 and
receipts of f28.161.i68.75,
closed on October 30, 1893.
James Schoolcraft Sherman.
Vice-President of the United
States, died on October 30,
1912.
American troops captured
Aincrevllle on October 30,
1918.
SEMIS RIOTING IN ~
ROME; ONE FUTILITY;
WPS OCCUPY TONE
(lty The Aiaorialfit I’rfss.)
ROME, Oct. 29 (8:15 p. m.) —Seri-
ous riotfng broke out here tonight.
Parties of Fascist!, while passing
through a workingmen’s quarter
known to he a hotbed of submersive
elements, were attacked by com
munists, who threw stones and fired
revolvers.
The Fascist! replied. One person
was killed and one Fascist! wounded
The Fascisti, who were greatly out
numbered, had two of their men taken
prisoner. The Fascist! immediately
telephoned to headquarters, and num
bers of men were sent out In automo
biles to the relief of their comrades
Troops meanwhile occupied the
zone with' an ov" rwhelming number
of soldier*. \ f
• Mussolini Warmly Welcomed
. ROME, Oct. 30. Benito Mussolini,
leader of the Fascisti, called by King
Victor Emmanuel to form a cabinet,
arrived in f)ome this forenoon.
Crowds thronging the neighborhood
of the railway terminal gave him an
enthusiastic welcome. Mnussolini ielt
immediately for the quirrinal, where
he was given audience by the king
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with flags today. Calm was being
maintained.
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OUT ON PARADE
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(CmMiml Fnm race 1.)
by large delegations from the coun
ties on the Eastern Shore who made
the trio across the bay on the ferry
steamer Governor Harrington.
Hundreds Witness Pageant
Going first to East port where the
cars were parked,ihc hooded? knights,
immediately formed for the march
i through Annapolis. Hundreds of resi
dents at the city, who had never ho
i fore seen a parade of the secret or
jganization, gathered along the prin
cipal streets covered by the line of
march—Gloucester. West and Main.
With the parade over, the marchers
again returned to Eastport where the
entertainment committee of Annapo
lis and county Klansmen were ready
with the feast of roasted oysters, ham
sandwiches, soft drinks, etc. Ample
provision had been made to feed the
big crowd, there being 300 bushels of
select bivalves, and about 'OO hams.
Floods of dodgers were scattered
about like confetti, all of them in
scribed as follows:
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Once in a great while there comes
, a motion picture which can be hail*
? cd as almost perfect. Such a \ pic
, ture is the Rex Ingram production for
. Metro of the famous story. “The Tris
-1 oner of Zenda,” which will be shown.
> at the Republic Theatre today, to
t morrow and Wednesday. This pho
■' toplay, which is based on Anthony
Clone's novel, has been skillfully
adapted by Mary O’Hara, gorgeously
mounted by the Metro company and
the excellent case—which in earlier!
days would have been labelled “all-j
star”—shows the inspired direction oU
that young wizard of the screen Rex
Ingram.
No one who has thrilled to the
call of romance should fail to see
this extraordinary picture which is
packed full of action. Intrigue and
! devilish plotting is matched against
heroic endeavor and ultimate victory 1
for the loyal adherents of the Ruler
of the little Kingdgpn of Ruritania.
The settings are majkiiflcrnt. The
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ball are au*l im.
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trigue. danger, plots, beauty, net; >n
and charm—(AdvA _
NAVY “PIEBES” DIED'
BY STAIMON MILITARY
To cap one of the gloomiest days
in Naval Academy football history
the plebes of the fourth classmen
were utterly outplayed by Staunton
Militaty Academy Saturday afternoon,
and defeated 2K to 0,
I The visitors had h remarkable run
j ner in McDonald, at quarter, though
I they relieved him for a time with |
Hill and then Sponseller. who proved
worthy substitutes. The Navy teem
showed some indications of a punch,
but nullified it by fumbling oil every
[occasion when it looked as if it would
gain. *- - •
The visitors balanced their score
I nicely with a touchdown and a suc
jorsrtul try for |>oint in each quarter,
jin the second the scoring play was
jt nunicuarly clever one, a com hi na
tion of u kick formation and forward
j puss end run threat, which opened a
wide hole In the renter, through which
Hill ran for 2d yards and a tomh
j down.
Opiate*- Inirtdiinlt printed *a the weeper
Stood the taet of time, serving
thru generations
terete! letting Caagh Mtficiae is the Werti
SponseMer recovered a partially
blocked kirk in thp third quarter and
ran 9S yards for a touchdown. The
first and last touchdowns were scor*
ed by McDonald, whose running fea
tured - while he was in the game.
The niches were almost entirely uft
successful with their passes, but show*
ed n good deal of driving power at
times, and kept hard at at until the
j end.
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