The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-06-11

Marine Corps has visited he
younger crowd both here ant
Beverly's fiance, William G
with honors and is a Phi Beta
do not know, but this we do
able to make the formal ann
T IEUT. GG0 VICTOR
~ SMITH and his pretty wife
arrived here yesterday from
Coronado to spend a few days
with the formers parents, Col.
and Mrs. Holland Smith, at
their quarters in the Marine
Barracks. Monday afternoon
Colonel and Mrs. Smith will en-
terrain at a large tea for Lieut..
and Mrs. Victor Smith, who will
leave the next day for the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, where
Lieutenant Smith will join his
ship, the U. S. S. Honolulu.
TOL. AND MRS. WILLIAM P.
" UPSHUR, USING, enter
tanned at a cocktail party Thurs
day afternoon at the Army
Navy Town Club and enter
tanned at another and equally
nice one yesterday afternoon at
the same club.
X X 4
HAROLD E. BRAINARD, one
III time Chief of the Marine
Aviation, and called with real
devotion by everyone that knows
him Chief" and his charming
wife, "Lu," have just moved into
their recently finished house in
Bellehaven, outside of Alexan-
dria, Va.
This house is a darling, of
cool gray brick, shattered with
deep, blue blinds and furnished
with taste and great originality.
Particularly Mrs. B inard DIS
use of wall papers is exciting,
with one room done in the most
delicate shade of blue, with gay
SunfloWers across it's surface.
Comdr. and Mrs. I. C. Bogart
are inviting guests in for Sun
day at their place on Aspen
Street for mint juleps.
X x X
HORINNE PHELPS, daughter
" of Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs.
Henry LevingS Phelps, who was
married Thursday to Lieut.. Rich
ard M. Bauer, U. S. A., and made
a beautiful bride, naturally went
through the time honored tradi-
ton of throwing her bridal bou-
quet. And none other than
Florence Cawthen, niece of Dor
othy Lee Ward. Well, you know
what they say, anyone who
catches the brides bouquet will
be the next bride. So-wait and
see.
HAPT. AND MRS. RUSSELL
" WHITLEY" LLOYD. of the
Marine Corps, have left Guam
tico, Va, and are now visiting
with Mrs. Lloyd's family in
Short Hills, N. j., and Captain
Lloyd's family, a bit later in
Chatham, N. j., preparatory to
leaving for a tour of duty on
the West Coast.
Once on the coast, Mrs. Lloyd
will settle herself and young
sons in a house and Captain
Lloyd will join his ship, the
U. S. S. Northampton, for sea
duty. Mrs. Lloyd, who is quite
a horseWoman and has won no
end of ribbons, will be greatly
missed from the shows about
here.
TT. COMMANDER and Mrs.
Wallace Myron (Gotch) Dill
Ion are leaving all of us shortly
for Mexico where he will be
Naval Attache at the American
Embassy there.
A NNAPOLIS will be no end
IA gay next Saturday, when the
first of the Second Class Hops
will be held in Dahlgren Hall.
Of course, no one can come to
these hops but those Second
Classmen, consequently, they,
for once, have all the pretty
femmes in the place to them
selves without any of the
"snaky youngsters" cutting in.
The phrase. "snaky youngs.
ters," believe us, is not one OF
our coming, but it is what the
other Midshipmen call the
Third classmen.
DALE PRICE, daughter of
~ Commander and Mrs. j. D.
Price, is just back from GunSton
School, on the Eastern Shore
and is having whirl Of parties
and fun. Dale, who is petite,
and slim with big, blue eyes
and honey colored hair, which is
worn in a long bob, is, as you
might suspect by now, lovely
person and is so enamored OF
Washington that she refuses to
leave it for even a weekend.
X X X
MRS. WILLIAM H. MON
W1 GRIEF, wife of Colonel
Moncrief, who is now stationed
in Hot Springs, Arkansas, as
head of the Veterans Hospital
there, is visiting in town and
will go today to the hoSpitable
house of Mrs. Martin Novak,
widow of Captain Novak for
weeks stay. Mrs. Moncrief, who