Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-19

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ETY. of Naval Engineers will be held
be Willard this evening, when Rear
iral w. H. Leahy, chief of the Bureau
ordnance of the Navy, will be
master and Rear Admiral H. e.
bell, chief of the Bureau of En-
ering of the Navy and President OF
society, presided. The principal ad-
Bes will be made by Secretary of the
Charles F. Adams, Rear Admiral
B. Upham, chief of the Bureau OF
gation of the Navy, and Mr.. James
Ackerson, director of the Bureau OF
struction of the United States Ship
Board. Among the 200 expected
be present are Rear Admiral Will
. A. Moffett, chief of the Bureau OF
pnautics; Rear Admiral S. S. Rooi-
superintendent, United States
al Academy; Senator Copeland,
htor Dickson. j. E. Burkhardt, chief
neer of the Bethlehem Shipblplding
poration: Mr.. H. T. Herr, vice pres
t of the Westinghouse Electric Co.,
Admiral Billiard, commander,
ted States Coast Guard
Jig. Gen. r. H. Dunlap of The
3 ed States Marine Corps, accom-
E ed by Mrs. Dunlap, sailed yesterday
Paris on the President Harding. Also
khe same vessel will be Maj. c. j.
3 r, together with Mrs. Miller. Maj.
er is also in the service of the
zine Corps.
+. and Mrs. George Tully Vaughan
have with them for the week end
granddaughter, Miss Elizabeth
lie Cruit of Sweetbriar College.
&c Washington Cavalry Reserve Of
S were hosts last evening, when the
Squadron gave a dinner at the
quet Club in honor of Representa-
John j. McSwain, Maj. Gen. Guy
Henry, Col. Charles D. Heron, Col.
Iazo Gray, Col. Melville S. Jarvin,
/ Harry CooteS, Col OSmun Latrobe,
Lieut. Col Robert Guggenheim,
lt. Col Adna R. Chaffee, Maj.
|rge S. Patton and Maj. Oliver
hes. Among the guests were Mr..
lert Graham, Mr.. Theodore Uhlen,
bit. Clyde D. McCurdy. Mr.. James E.
*, Mr.. Percy P. Miller, Lieut.. John
cary, Maj. A. j. Myer and Mr.. Henry
McFate.
LENDERS of the 62d Cavalry Division
sent were Col. John Philip Hill, regi-
1t commander, who presided as
,tmaster; Col. George A. Bowman,
1T. Col. Henry D. Whitfield, Maj.
Try D. Murray, Maj. Wallace c. War
Maj. William H. Skinner, Maj.
.ry r. Eppley. Maj. Harold H.
obs, Maj. Humphrey Beckett, Mai.
NJ. Hart, Lieut.. Col. A. G. Hixon,
/. Edgar w. Taulbee, Capt. Richard
1t, Capt. Guy N. Church, Capt. AL
!. J. McCurdy. jr.: Capt. Edward
ry, Capt. H. p Ames. Lieut.. Forest
Rartl, Lieut.. Paul A. Chalupsky,
1t. Edward A. Kane. Lieut.. Vernon
Lieut.. Benjamin E. Endi-
J, Lieut.. Daniel G. Fahey, jr.; Lieut.
st H. Daniel, Lieut.. Lathrop H
it'll, Lieut.. William I. Irby. Lieut..
Try H. Surface, Lieut.. r. B. Carleto.
1t. w. Carleton Eacho, Lieut.. r.
Chambers, Lieut.. George Monk.
1t. Joseph E Heinrich and Lieut..
st j. st. jacques.
adet Harry S. Tubbs, jr., who has
n visiting his mother. Mrs. Harry S.
lbs. in the Farragut Apartments. left
erday morning by airplane for West
Mt to resume his studies. Mrs. Tubbs,
, is from California, is recuperating
n, an illness.
[r. George Akerson, former secretary
he President, and Mrs. Akerson are
lcing some time in New York at the
Clay.
Lrs. w. w. Burrell of Ingomar street
for luncheon at the Ken
SITS. who remained through the aft
pom to play bridge, were Mrs. Alice
lch, Mrs. Thomas Neel, Mrs. Leon
Mather. Mrs. T. Priest, Mrs. Walker
rtin. Mrs. Wilbur Zepp, Mrs. Edward
in, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Glen Williams,
. Dean Kern and Mrs. William
Ian.
Irs. John Howard Ford of the On
o Apartments will give tea Sunday
rnoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury.
loughby as guests of honor. Mr.. and
!. Willoughby recently returned from
rsaw, Poland, where Mr.. WiIloughby
ed with Mr.. Dewey.
Irs. George E. Crews Of Bayonne, N.
is the guest of her parents, Repre-
tative and Mrs. John w. Palmer,
Missouri, at Clifton Terrace West,
ere she will be joined by Mr.. Crews
Saturday.
frs. Bassett, wife of DR. Charles
sett, left Washington yesterday for
holulu, where she will spend three
hths with her son -in-law and