The Washington times., 1938-07-09

4VA not so long ago finished
his Army Industrial Course,
wasn't the only one to receive
an award in his family, for his
wife also was presented with a
diploma for Industrial Hus-
bandry. In case you don't know
just what this diploma for In
dustrial HuSbandry is (and we
didn't, it is an appreciation
from the Army to the wives,
for their forbearance, their in
finite patience and their pru-
dence, with and during the time
that their hard-working hus-
bands are struggling with the
above mentioned course.
Mrs. Rives is another matron
who has a nickname. Because
she is slim and willowy, with
the figure that all women strive
for and seldom get, her friends
have titled her Thin Annie"
And everybody who has more
than a bowling acquaintance
with Mrs. Rives insists upon
calling her by that name.
CAPTAIN AND MRS. DAVID
~ HAUSBMAN are packing
to &c to Europe with their son,
David, jr. They will sail July IL
and intend visiting in France,
Belgium, England and Ger
many before returning here in
the early fall.
MAJOR AND MRS. CARROLL
1v1 ARTHUR (CAPPY) POW
ELL are hoping to get away from
town in August for a months
vacation, going first to the New
Jersey coast and returning the
first Of September to open their
house and get their young son
off to military school in Vir-
ginia.
THE Marine Barracks has five
l. new .lieutenants and they
also are bachelors, but-unfor-
tunately for the feminine contin-
gent-these same lieutenants
were, as usual, ordered to the
Basic School in Philadelphia for
a years serious study. So
MRS. HENRY LARSEN, at
V1 tractive wife of Lieut.. Col.
Henry Larsen, wore one Of the
smartest gowns at a recent tea.
Not only was the gown smart,
but it was delightfully."- cool look
ing, being fashioned Of sheer
white batiste with a dainty col
lar Of fine lace and the floor
length skirt embroidered all over
in delicate white flowers.
NOL. AND MRS. JOSEPH
" FEGAN, U. S. M. c., are en-
tertaining tonight at dinner at
Chevy Chase Club in farewell to
DR.. and Mrs. Oscar Albertini
and their beautiful niece, Mar
garita Montero, who are leaving
for their home in Cuba to stay
until october.
0UANTICO has been very gay
VI lately and this week is over
flowing with parties given in
honor and farewell of Capt. and
Mrs. william Mann, who are
leaving very soon for their new
station in San Diego. DR.. and
Mrs. John R. White are giving
large K. T. party for Capt. and
Mrs. Mann on July the fifteenth
at the Officers Mess, starting
at S and supposedly ending at
7. Also, Capt. and Mrs. Mann
are giving their good-by party
with the Surgeon General Of the
Army, Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Charles R. Reynolds as ranking
guests, together with Col. and
Mrs. Edgar Hume.
Y 4 4
nOROTHY BRADFORD, wife
~ of Commander Bradford, is
always beautifully groomed, but
at the Frederick Richardson's
the other day she wore a fas-
cinating peasant costume of
black and yellow, with match
ing scarf tied around her black
hair.
Dorothy's country place in
Virginia, which is a delightful
spot, high on a hill, and with
the quaintest house filled with
lovely antique furniture, is a
gathering place on Week-endS
for a small and always interest
ing party of people. Dorothy's
hobby, other than music (you
remember she wrote all those
exquisite melodies and songs for
"Daphne's Debut" given here
not so long ago and which in
troduced Adelaide Moffett into
the singing and grooming world
of celebrities), are Chesapeake
Bay dogs and, at the moment
she has only five!
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T IEUT. AND MRS. FRED
IL ERICK COLEMAN have
left for the coast, after q visit
with the formers parents, Gen
and Mrs. Frederick Coleman
and a round of parties here ir
town that were practically con
tinuouS.
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NOL. JOHN E. MORROW, re
" tired, demonstrated recentl.