Evening star., 1937-10-24

In the evening Maj. and Mrs. Beebe
entertained a smaller group, and for
this informal party they were dressed
in their wedding costumes OF 25 years
ago. There was dancing, and at l0
o'clock section of the original we'd
ding cake, which had been preserved,
was brought forth and served the
guests.
Mai. and Mrs. Beebe. the latter for
merly Miss Edith Evelyn Cook, were
married in Minneapolis, Mimi, but
have made Washington and vicinity
their home for the last nine years.
Mai. Beebe was born in Washing
ton, but spent his boyhood and young
manhood days in Wisconsin. He Is In
the Engineer Corps, U. S. R.
DIR. Herbert Krieger Sails
For Virgin Islands.
DR.. Herbert w. Krieger and his
daughter, Miss Eleanor Krieger, of
Aurora Hills, Va, accompanied by
Miss Elizabeth King, daughter OF Mrs.
Bonnie I. King of Twenty third street,
sailed Friday from New York on the
S. S. Narcissa of the Furness Line for
st. Thomas, Virgin Islands, where they
will be for about two months. DR..
Krieger, who is curator in charge OF
ethnology at the New National Mu-
scum. will be engaged in research work
at st. Thomas and the adjacent is
lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tully Nettleton OF
Arlington Ridge have left for a series
of visits in Oklahoma and Kansas.
stopping en- route at Chicago and at
st. Louis, where Mr.. NettletOn will
speak at Principia College. After ad-
dressing the student body at the Uni
versity of Oklahoma at Norman, Okla,
they will then go to Oklahoma City
and spend a week on a nearby ranch
November IL, IL and 13 they will be
in Topeka, Kans., and Mr.. Nettleton,
as president, will preside at the con-
vention of Sigma Delta Chi National
Journalistic Fraternity. They expect
to be away month.
Mrs. Hansen, wife of Lieut.. Comdr.
r. A. Hansen, and small daughter,
Dorothea Hansen, who have been the
guests for some time of Mrs. Hansen's
mother, Mrs. Louis Storck, on Fern
street, Virginia Highlands, were joined
over the week end by Lieut.. Comdr.
Hansen, who is attached to the U. s. S.
Arkansas, at Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. H. Whelden, jr,
have with them for an extended visit
Mr.. Whelden's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. H, Whelden, sr.; also his grand
mother and aunt, Mrs. j. p. H. Bassett
and Miss Cleon Bassett, all of Hyannis,
Mass.
Mrs. G. T. Rogers will entertain at
q tea this afternoon from to S o'clock
at her home on North Frederick street,
Arlington, for her daughter, Miss
Maryeilen Rogers, and her fiance, Mr..
Marvin C.. Brown of Leeway, Va. who
will be married Friday evening in st.
Georges Episcopal Church in Claren-
don.
Presiding at the attractively ar
ranged tea table will be Mrs. Wilson
Row and Mrs. Dorothy Kirby.
Monday evening Miss Rogers was
the guest in whose honor Mrs. George
Brown and Mrs. James Collier enter
tanned jointly at miscellaneous
shower given at the home OF Mrs.
Brown. There were Is guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Announce Birth Of Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Charles OF
Arlington are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of son Monday,
October 10, at Columbia Hospital. The
infant has been named Philip, jr.
OF interest to Arlington is the an
| nouncement by Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar R
Minnich of Wellsburg, w. Va, of the
birth Of a son, Lawrence Edgar, born
| October 8. Mrs. Minnich is the former
| Miss Edna Lawrence of Arlington. Hei
| sister, Miss Jane Lawrence, left this
| week for Wellsburg, where she viii
| spend some time with her brother-in-
law and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Campbell o.
Aurora Hills had with them . few day
this week Mrs. Campbell's mother