Evening star., 1935-03-31
Officers and Families
At Meade In Spring Game

SAASGAo oIlA oliIAA4SS
At Meade In Spring Games
FORT GEORGE g. MEADE, Nd,
March Announcement has been
made by. Mr. and Mrs. Garrett L.
Anderson of Devon, Pa, of the en-
gagement of their daughter, Louisa
Jane, to Lieut.. Robert H. Douglas,
U. S. A., son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bacon Douglas Of Swarthmore, Pa.
No definite date has been set for
the wedding.
Miss Anderson is at present stu
dent in the laboratory of the Bryn
Mawr Hospital, and formerly attended
the Westtown School near Westches-
ter, Pa. Lieut.. Douglas attended
Swarthmore College before entering
West Point where he graduated in
1888. He Is at present with the saith
Infantry at Fort Meade.
The winners of the matches so far
| played in the first frame of the ladies'
bowling tournament, which is being
held here, are Mrs. Benjamin Norris,
who defeated Mrs. Robert w. Ward:
Mrs. Harry Henry, who defeated Mrs.
Ralph E. Tibbetts; Mrs. Russell F.
Walthour, who defeated Mrs. Warren
E. Caldwell; Mrs. Charles M. Walton,
who defeated Mrs. w. H. Walker;
Mrs. C. D. Carle, who defeated Mrs
Jesse L. Gibney, and Mrs. Oliver H.
Prizer, who defeated Mrs. James H
Hagan. Mrs. Harry Henry has made
the highest score. 275, for the three
games played.
Capt. and Mrs. Rufus A. Parsons,
who formerly were stationed at Fort
Meade and more recently in the
Philippines, are spending this week
end on the post with Col. and Mrs
Charming E. Delaplane.
Mrs. Rupert D. Graves, wife OF
Lieut.. Graves, 66th Infantry. returned
to the post Sunday from Florida,
where she spent three weeks visiting
her cousin, DR.. Frank B. Voris at
Miami Beach Mrs. Graves was with
her father, Col. Alvin c. VoriS, Signal
Corps, who was recently transferred
from Atlanta to Fort Jay and was
| spending leave in Miami.
Capt. and Mrs. Laurence r. Bower
entertained AZ guests at the dinner
dance this evening at the Offcers
Club. Also entertaining were Capt
and Mrs. Thomas H. Young, whose
guests numbered Is.
Tuesday evening a bridge and poker
party was held at the Oficers' Clut
with Lieut.. and Mrs. Elliott Watkins
presiding as hosts. Lieut.. and Mrs
John H. Evans, who entertained guests
at dinner that evening, later attended
the bridge. Their guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Dexter North, Mrs
Ralph A. Graves and Miss Kay
Martin of Washington, and Lieut.. v
r. Sinclair, U. S. N, and Mrs. Sin
clair of Annapolis.
Capt. and Mrs. Russell F. Walthoul
had as their guests during the week
Mrs. Walthour's parents, M. anc
Mrs. Charles j. Perry of Birmingham
Ala, and Capt. Walthour's father
Mr.. r. F. Walthour of Louisville KY
Cadet William c. Henry. son ol
Capt. and Mrs. Harry Henry, and
Cadet Mulford Woodbridge, son oi
Mrs. Harold w. Churchill, who at
tended the Valley Forge Academy al
Wayne, Pa, returned to the academy
Wednesday after having spent their
Spring vacation on the post with
their parents.
Maj. and Mrs. Howard Hume had
as their dinner guests Sunday Maj
and Mrs. Frank Schofleld. who are
on leave in Washington: Maj. Robert
Perkins of the War College, and Mrs.
Henry c. Jewett of Washington.
Visitors on the post last week end
were Mrs. William H. Massmann and
Mr.. Clifford c. Thomas of New
Rochelle, N. Y, who were the guests
Of Lieut.. and Mrs. Ewing H. France
Among the younger generation to
be socially active last week were
John Watkins. son of Lieut.. and
Mrs. Elliott watkins. who entertained
Friday at supper, followed by at
tending the movies at the Post The
ater, and Charles P. Walthour, son
Of Capt. and Mrs. Russell F. Wal
thour, who celebrated his birthday
anniversary Saturday with a party.
Mrs. John F. Farra, who was Ill
at the post hospital for several weeks
has recovered and returned to her
home.