Evening star. [volume], August 19, 1955, Page B-5, Image 30

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WHAT'II IT BE?— Col. Irene Galloway, director of
the WACs (left), wos expecting a handshake and
got a salute instead from Mrs. Wilber Brucker (right)
at yesterday's reception, given by Gen. and Mrs.
Ceremony
Is Held in
Leesburg
Mr. end Mrs. Burr Powell
Harrison, Jr.. of Leesburg, Va.
announce the marriage Au
gust 17 of his mother. Mrs.
Burr Powell Harrison, to Mr.
Lawrence Rust Lee at Knox
House in Leesburg.
The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Dr. Ed
mund J. Lee, brother of the
bridegroom. Only the imme
diate members of the family
were present.
Mrs. Lee is the former
Miss Louise Goldsborough,
daughter of the late Dr. and
Mrs. Brice W. Goldsborough
of Cambridge. Md. She is a
member of the National So
ciety of Colonial Dames of
the District of Columbia, the
Sulgrave Club of Washington
and the Garden Club of Vir
ginia.
Mr. ,Lee is the son of the
late Mr. Edmund J. Lee of
Shepherdstown. W. Va., and
Mrs. Lee, who was Rebecca
Lawrence Rust of Rockland
in Leesburg His grandfather
was a first cousin of Gen. j
Robert E. Lee. He is a gradu
ate of Lehigh University and
a member of the Cosmos Club
of this city.
After a wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs. Lee will be in Lees
burg, Va., until November
when they will go to Florida
for the winter.
Miss Dodd to Wed
Mr. Townsend
Mr. and Mrs. John Bruce
Dodd of Silver Spring, an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Barbara Ann
to Mr. George W. Townsend,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Townsend of Abescon, N.J.
Both Miss Dodd and her
l fiance are attending the Unl
verslty of Maryland.
Farewell Party
A group of hoc fellow Wave
officers of the United States
Naval Reserve honored Lt.
'J. g.) E. K. Begg at a farewell
luncheon given yesterday at
the Water Gate Inn. Lt. Begg
is being detached from active
duty.
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and Silver Spring
OPEN
SATURDAY
Those Wonderful Quality ,
McDowell Winter Coats
All Milium-Lined
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ond-Orlon plush; wool cuddle checks; wool-ond-olpoco! • |||lf
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rosewood or or wool-and
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sizes 5 to 15, end 6 to 18. <&3HBo£r\
Sketched: 80% wool, 10% cashmere, 10% Orion. Cbor- I , ■'
coal beaver brown, avocado
Visit the Wonderful New Children's Shop ' •
in Our Silver Spring Store
JOSEPH R. HARRIS
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MRS. RICHARD C. GRISWOLD
The former Miss Sky Auxins.
Her marriage to Pvt. Gris
wold, USA, took place Au
gust 18 in the Washington
Sanitarium Church in Ta
koma Park.
££ourufe ,
i LUNCHEON . .
I COCKTAILS and DINNER /<§fcV
with Sidney music )
1 DANCING from S lc Mo Ike
f mus»c ol Johnny Shaw and hit
i orchestra featuring
j 1 S'ngmg St«r Phyllit Terry
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• HILTON HOltl • * •*, V
Maxwell Taylor for the new Secretary of the Army.
Mr. Brucker watches the proceedings with amuse
ment.—Star Staff Photo.
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—Southall Photo
I MRS CHARLES H. NAGINEY
The former Miss Constance
Honner Clague. Her mar
riage to Lt. Naglney took
place August 6 in the Bolling
Air Force Base Chapel.
J.inm Shop Tomorrow!
™~~ a t Jelleffs Branch Stores 1
Come and see the new in fall suits, coats, dresses, and separates! Shop
for wonderful savings now in Summer Merchandise!
ML Saturday shopping is such a leisurely, convenient time to check list new
dresses, suits, your new coat, right out at your own suburban Jelleff store
Jelleff's F Street and Conn. Avenue stores will be closed.
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Maxwell Taylors
Entertain Bruckers
By RUTH DEAN
The clammy weather and
intermittent rains left in the
wake of IJurricane Diane
failed to dampen the spirits of
the more than 200 guests who
attended the reception given
yesterday by Army Chief of
Stall and Mrs. Maxwell D.
Taylor for the new Secretary
of the Army and Mrs. Wilber
M. Brucker.
Many of them. In fact, an
ticipating bad driving condi
tions, arrived earlier than the
6:30 o’clock hour, for which
the party was set.
Army Party
It was strictly an Army
party, with undersecretaries
and assistant secretaries, gen
eral officers and members of
Secretary Brucker’s personal
staff, and their wives, invited
to meet their new boss.
Secretary and Mrs. Brucker
themselves arrived a little be
fore -the hour, she wearing a
becoming French blue batiste
afternoon dress, set off by a
lovely necklace and matching
-earrings of pear-drop moon
stones.
The Bruckers received in
the library with Gen. Taylor
and Mrs. Taylor, who wore a
soft green gown with draped
bodice.
Intent on getting names and
faces straight was vivacious
Mrs. Brucker but with the ease
of a veteran, reminiscent of
the days Secretary Brucker
was Governor of Michigan.
Salutes Colonel
When Col. Irene Galloway,
director of the Women’s Army
Corps, came down the line,
Mrs. Brucker gave her a salute
that brought smiles.
Among early arrivals were
the Undersecretary of the
Army and Mrs. Charles C.
Finucane, the Assistant Sec
retary of the Army and Mrs.
Hugh M. Milton 11, Assistant
Secretary of the Army and
Mrs. Chester R. Davis. Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. John H. Stokes,
jr„ the Army Adjutant General
and Mrs. John A. Klein, and
the Army vice chief of staff,
Gen. Wliliston B. Palmer.
Changes Made
Besides the weather one of
the main topics of conversa
tion were the admiring com
ments about the changes made
In the large old mansion now
occupied by General and Mrs.
Taylor. The dining room
walls have been redecorated
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
raiPAT, August is, tans
in a soft old English print.
The other rooms contain many
of the beautiful Chinese and
Japanese, furnishings co 1-
lected by the couple during
their tours of duty in the
Orient and to set off their
beauty Mrs. Taylor has taste
fully kept added decor to a
minimum
Arriving later in the party
were Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Arthur O. Trudeau, who were
on their way to a dinner being
given by the Indian Military
Attache. They’ll be leaving in
three weeks for the general’s
new assignment in Japan.
Also leaving early for a
dinner engagement were Gen.
and Mrs. J. Lawton Collins,
who expect to be here for
some time, as Gen. Collins has
returned to his old post as
United States representative
on the NATO standing group.
There were also several wel
comes all around for travelers
returned. Friends were greet
Jl Tomorrow —
shop Jelleff's
I branch stores
for drastic
i summer clearances!
Sportswear, summer dresses, gay sun-shada
accessories . . . drastic season-end reduc
tions for thrifty Jelleff Saturday shoppers—
at Bethesda, Shirlington, Silver Spring!
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ing the Army Dental Corps
chief, Maj. Gen. Oscar P.
Snyder, who has Just returned
from a five-week inspection
trip to the Far East. He was
with his sister, Mrs. Grace
Warmes.
Also back from a four
month inspection trip to Eu
rope and the Middle East were
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Claude
B. Mickelwait.
Farrells Return
Many of their old Wash
ington friends were especially
glad to welcome back Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. Frank W. Far
rell who’ve just come up from
Fort Bragg for another tour
of duty here.
The former vice chief of
staff, Gen. Charles L. Bolte,
is now special assistant to the
chairman of the board of
American Car Foundry Co.,
Mrs. Bolte was telling friends
yesterday, but in spite of the
See DEAN. Page B-«