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OFFICERS' WIVES? CLUBS
’ Navy Doctors' Wives
To Entertain Countess
By EVELYN M. DENT
Mn. Bartholomew W. Hogan,
wife of the Navy Surgeon
General, heads the committee
In charge of arrangements for
the luncheon on Friday when
the Navy Doctors’ Wives’ Club
entertains the Countess
Mountbatten at the Officers’
Club. National Naval Medical
Center.
Others are Mrs. H. Lament
Pugh. Mrs. Bruce E. Bradley.
Mrs. Edward C. Kenney. Mrs.
Robert B. Brown. Mrs. Eugene
V. Jobe, Mrs. George N. Raines
and Mrs. Thomas M. Foley. *
Yesterday afternoon Mrs.
Frank P. Ellis, wife of British
Navy Surgeon Comdr. Sills,
was hostess to the committee
at a luncheon in her home.
Mrs. Ellis has been invited to
assist the committee with the
luncheon arrangements.
Army Quartermaster General
Carps
* The first formal luncheon of
the season for the Quarter
master Women’s Club will take
place tomorrow at the Officers’
Club, Fort Lesley J. McNair.
Their honor guests will be
Mrs. Wilber E. Brucker, wife
of the Secretary of the Army,
and Mrs. Charles C. Flnucane,
wife of the Undersecretary of
the Army.
Greeting the members with
the honor guests at 12:30 will
be Mrs. Kester L. Hastings,
wife of the Quartermaster
General, and Mrs. Joseph 8.
Kujawaki, president of the
Women’s Chib.
A fashion show featuring a
holiday collection will be pre
sented fay Sue Boteler. Mrs.
Shelby L. Gillette, program
chairman, and Mrs. Merrill L.
Tribe, in charge of the lunch
eon. will be assisted by Mrs.
James C. Robertson, Mrs. Da
vid M. Scott. Jr„ Mrs. Richard
L. Lewis, Mrs. William M. Fer
guson, Mrs. Raymond M. Ol
sen and Mrs. Clarence E. Davis.
Military Sea Traaapsrtatten
- Msvßm •
A Brasilian program of mu
sic, film and dancing will be
featured at lyieiiy lunch
eon of the Military Sea Trans
portation Service Wives’ Chib
tomorrow at the Officers’ Chib,
National Naval Medical Can
ter.
Mrs. Geiza McDugald. secre
tary to the Brasilian Embas
sador to the OAS, will be
the guest speaker. UT* Florita
yuile, «i«* the Rraailian
delegation. Will dance, and
films will be mown fay Mr. Cy
Horine of Pan American Air
ways.
Honor guests will Include
Mme. Lopes, wife of Brig. Ogn.
Jose Machado Lopes, and Mme.
Pinto da Lux. wife of Rear Ad
miral Louis Pelippe Pinto da
Lug, military and naval at
taches of the Brasilian Em
bassy. Luncheon hostesses will
be Mrs. J. Allan Eastwood and
Mrs. David R. Danner.
Foreign ttsissn
Mrs. Carl F. Espe, wife of the
director of Naval Intelligence,
has charge of the luncheon for
the wives of foreign navel and
air tittr-V* accredited to the
Department of the Navy.
The luncheon group will
gather on Friday at 12:13 at
the Hotel Bhorduis.
Army Ordnance Ladies
A—ocUtlon
Mrs. Maxwell D. Taylor, wife
of the Army Chief of Staff,
and Mrs. Carter B. Magruder,
wife of the deputy Chief of
Btaff for Logistics, will be the
honor guests of the Ordnance
Ladles Association at their first
fall luncheon tomorrow at Pat
ton HUI, Fort Myer.
Mr. Mitchell Meyers, dec
orating consultant will discuss
current trends In design end
fabrics. Mrs. William E. House,
assisted by Mrs. D. E. Breaks-
Add, Mra. O. L Hffi and Mn.
R. N. RoDason, have charge of
arrangements.
■ Rarefying with the honor
guests and Mrs. Bourn win be
Mrs. Emerson L. Cummings,
wife of the Chief of Ordnance.
Weal Point Chun. 1324
The wives luncheon of the
West Point darn of 1324 took
Place at the Army Navy Coun
try Club today at 1 pm.
Signal Carps
Helen Onr Watson, president
of the American Pen Women's
Association will be the guest
speaker at the Signal Corps
Officers’ Wives' Club luncheon
on Tuesday.
Members are asked to gather
at the Army Navy Country
Club at 12:20. Mrs. James
Dreyfus Is hostess chairman.
There will be bridge from 10
am. for those who wish to
play. Reservations may be
matte with Mra. John M. Good
man, or Mrs. Allen T. Stanwlx.
Chaplains Corps
Guest day for the Chaplains
Wives’ Club Is planned for
Tuesday when they will enter
tain at luncheon at Walter
Read Officers’ Club.
MTS. Kenneth L. Ames has
charge of the program. Mrs.
8. W. Salisbury Is hostess
chairman assisted by Mrs.
Wayne L. Hunter, Mrs. Richard
B. Cheatham and Mre. F.
Sundlofl.
Judge Advocate General’s Corps
The ladles of the Judge Ad
vocate General’s Corps spon
sored a one-day guided tour of
the United Nations on Mon
day. MTs. Eugene M. Caffney,
wife of the Army Judge Advo
cate 'General joined other
members and friends attending
the General Aeeembly meeting.
Auxiliary Luncheon Hold
The Ladles Auxiliary of Slo
bodka Yeshlvah gave Its first
luncheon of the fall season
yesterday In Beth Bholom audl-
Mn. Sarah Shoe was acting
ter the event Alio
present was Mrs. Bertha Kap
mn, president
Mrs. William R. Ward had
charge of the details of the
tour.
Air Fores
Mrs. Reginald C. Harmon,
president of the Air Force
Wivee’ Club, presented toys to
the commissary nursery at
Walter Reed Hospital on Mon
day. They were gifts from the
Air Force Wives’ dub.
Assisting with the presenta
tion were Mrs. Thomas B. Mc-
Donald, Mrs. J.. J. Morrow and
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To Present
Plaque to
SSMA Club
Mrs. Smith Hempstone, wife
of Capt. Hempstone, USN, re
tired, and honorary vice presi
dent emeritus of the Soldiers,
BaUors, Marines, and Airmen’s
dub, will present a plaque
tomorrow to Mrs. Arthur Mac-
Arthur, the present president,
at the opening meeting of the
dub.
The plaque Is In memory of
the women who founded the
original organisation, known
then as the Army and Navy
League, and will also erve to
officially to the Soldiers, Sail
ors, Marines and Airmen’s
dub.
Mrs. MacArthur has been
a life member since 1317 when
her mother, the late Mrs. Bow
man H. McCalla gave her the
membership as a present. To
morrow’s meeting will be In
the nature of a memorial to
the originator* of the dub. the
membership of which is in ex
cess of 8,000.
Top-ranking officers’ wives
head the committees and do
a great deal of the hard *vork
of running the dub. The vice
presidents are Mrs. Ralph J.
Canine, Mrs. Herman Feldman,
Mrs. John P. German and
Mrs. Charles P. Cahill. Mrs.
R. B. DeWltt is secretary and
her aadataat to Mrs. Norman
Peterson. The treasurer Is Mr*.
Truman Landon. assistant
treasurer, Mr*. Ralph Dean:
membership. Mn. Ralph E.
Wilson, and her assistant, Mrs.
Paul W. Caraway.
Following the presentation
and meeting, luncheon wL’> be
served by the ladles of the
canteen committee.
Presentation Is Planned
Mrs. Ina Russell Btacy, pres
ident of the Pilot dub of
Washington, will present a
new rug to the Georgetown
Aged Woman’s -Home at a
party to be given at the hone,
with members of the dub and
the home’s board in at
tendance.
KrekelersPlan
Post-Concert Fete
The German Ambassador
and Mrs. Heinz Kreketer will
entertain between 78 and 30
guests this evening after the
concert of the National Sym
phony Orchestra. The recep
tion will be given In their new
. embassy and hi the company
will be the conductor of the
orchestra, Dr. Howard Mitch
ell. and Mrs. and the
soloist, Min Margaret Har
shaw, soprano.
The program tonight,
which -opens the odd series
of Wednesday evening eon
certs for this 28th season. Is
planned in honor of the Fed
eral Republic of Germany,
• German Ambassador Krekeler
and the German nationals liv
ing In Washington. The two
German composers whose
works will be heard ate Rich
ard Wagner and Richard
Strauss.
The Ambassador and Mra.
Krekeler will be hosts to a
number of guests In their box
at the concert before their
reception.
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ENGAGEMENTS
Gartield-Sacks
Mra. Rose L. Garfield of
Baltimore announces the en
gagement of her daughter
Naomi Natalie to Mr. Melvin
Sacks, son of Mrs. Pauline
Sacks and the late Mr. Ben
jamin Sacks of Silver Spring.
Miss Garfield is the daughter
of the late Mr. Samuel Gar
field of Baltimore.
Berkes-Treger
Mrs. Edward Berkes of
Alexandria announces the en
gagement of her daughter
Betty to Mr Donald M.
Treger, eon of Mr. and Mra. E.
Joel Treger of Alexandria. No
date has been set for the
wedding.
Postiethwalte-Blrd
Mr. and Mrs. Keith T.
Postlethwaite at Bladeneburg,
Md„ announce the engagement
of their daughter Shirley to
Mr. Richard Scott Bird, con
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of Mr. and Mn. Franklin H.
Bird ot Long Island, N. Y.,
and nephew of Mr. Howard
Bird of Hyattsville. The wed
ding will take place on June 3.
Young-Mathieu
Mr. and Mn. Harry R. Batt
announce the engagement of
her daughter. Miss Marguerite
Young, to Mr. Wilfred Joseph
Mathieu, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Joseph Mathieu
of Ashaway, R. I. The wed
ding will take place in Feb
ruary.
Lorelace-Trees
Mr ypd Mn. Harold M.
Lovelace of Arlington announce
the engagement of their daugh
ter Aim to Mr. Clifton C. Trees,
eon at Mn. Clifton C. Trees of
Pltsburgh, Pa. The wedding
will take place December 28
In the Falls Church Presby
terian Church in Falls Church.

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