The Washington times., 1938-05-28

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A NNAPOLIS, while on this
"A subject, is certainly going to
be gay, today. Besides the base
ball game which will be played
between the Army and Navy
there is no end of teas, K. T. dn
Navy parlance K. T. means
cocktail) parties and supper
parties.
Comdr. "Red" Doyle, who is
q member of the Glass of 1918,
and is possessed Of a delicious
sense of humor, dropped a note
to the other members of this
class in which he said, "It seems
that two of our hospitable class
mates and their good wives
wish to make a sandwich of
the baseball game, as Comdr.
and Mrs. Jim Brenner are in
viting all of us to a before K. T.
party at their place and Comdr.
and Mrs. Elroy Vanderkloot are
asking us in for an after the
game K. T. party"
HOMDR. AND MRS. j. L.
~ HALL (she was the former
Belle Daingerfield, and is ex-
tremely popular here, as well as
everywhere else that she hap
pens to be) are down from New
port, R. L, for a visit here of sew
eral days. Commander Hall is
on the staff of the War College
at Newport. Commander and
Mrs. Hall are going to Williams
burg after their stay here to
visit with Commander Halls
mother who lives there.
HAPT. AND MRS. L. A. LIND
" SAY are arriving in Wash
ington soon for a tour of duty.
They have been stationed at
Norfolk, but have scores of
friends here, who remember
them from their stay in Wash
ington a couple Of years ago.
Both Captain and Mrs. Lindsay
are delightful and Mrs. Lindsay
is especially pretty with golden
hair and huge blue eyes.
NAPT. AND MRS. JOE
" M'CLINTOCK are at the
Anchorage for several days, en-
route from their place in Flor
ida, where they have spent the
winter, to Nantucket and their
summer place.
TEN. AND MRS. ANDREW
u MOSES Che is the Com
mandant of Schofield Barracks,
HaWaiD are here at the Brighton
for q short visit, before going
on to have long visit with their
daughter and son-in-law, Major
and Mrs. Senton Reed, at the
aviation field in Dayton, Ohio.
Mrs. Moses is a native Of Texas
and one of the most charming.
natural persons one could ever
know.
MAJOR GENE R AL AND
M MRS. JOHN HERR Che IS
the new Chief Of Cavalry are
now nicely settled in their house
on the Arlington Ridge Road.
ono NJ the reasons why the Gen.
eral and Mrs. Herr decided to go
out a bit, in their search for a
house, is because Of their pets
dogs and horses. General Herr's
favorite mount is titled Star
Witness" is a gorgeous animal
and certainly should be, for ne
is the grandson Of the famous
Man O. War"
Fort Hoyle in Maryland and
De Russey Fort in Hawaii are
(and few people know this)
named for members Of Mrs.
Hers family, for she Is a de,
scendant of both the Hoyle ana
De Russey families, whose deeds
and ach ievementS certainly
need no explanation in this col
umn.
THERE was quite a gay party
L held recently at the home
of Lieutenant and Mrs. Frank
Luongo, U. S. N, Annapolis
Maryland.
The occasion was the christen-
ing of their very new daughter
barbara Jane Luongo. Among
those who were there and
toasted the little girl and wished
her a long and happy life were
rather Fallon, who had chris
tened the baby, the godmother'
Miss Constance Luongo, and the
godfather, DR.. Edward Luongo,
both of washington, DR.. and
Mrs. Hays, U. S. NJ, Lieut.. and
Mrs. John Brockway, Lieut.. ana
Mrs, Weatherwax and the lat"
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G..
Hoffman Of San Francisco
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ramsbotham'
Lieut.. Raymond Johnson, y. s.
N, Miss Jean Thompson OF Den.
yer, Colorado, who is a guest OF
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Luongo'
and Alfred Smith of Washing
ton.
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TOM ASHBURN, son Of Gen.
Il and Mrs. Thomas @. Ash:
burn, is here for q few days
visit from his home In Augusta,
Ca, and after a short business
trip to New York. Tom, who
was one Of the incest people,
still is the same way, and the
only disappointment he has
ever given his hosts Of friends
is by leaving this town to take
UP his abode in the deep South.
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