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NOL. AND MRS. CHICK"
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tractive and interesting couple
who are now here, coming on
from San Antonio, Tex.
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Mrs. Freddie Shoemaker, wife
of Lieutenant Shoemaker of the
Aviation Corps and herself the
very pretty and former Susanna
Shepherd, of Washington, was
in town recently visiting her
mother, Mrs. Withers Shep-
herd, and also collecting her nu-
merous wedding presents to send
on to Mitchell Field, where the
Shoemakers are now stationed.
AS you know, Mrs. Shoemaker
was married a short while ago,
had intended to be married in
Washington and then changed
her plans and wedding to Texas
because Lieutenant Shoemaker,
who was stationed then at Kelly
Field, couldn't arrange his time
to come to washington. How
ever, all wedding presents came
to washington, and so, eventual
ly did Mrs. Shoemaker.
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r IEUT. COL. AND MRS. WILL
IL LIAM GRIMES are now in
Washington after a tour Of duty
at Fort Riley, Kansas. Some
years ago the GrimeSes were
stationed in Washington, lived
in Cleveland Park and pract1"
cally kept open house for the
younger crowd and their own
pretty daughter, Peggy Grimes.
At that time, the young son OF
the household, Billy, was Just at
the age to be a menace to all OF
pretty Peggy's suitors who spent
their time bribing young Billy
Grimes with gifts Of movie
tickets and caramelS to go away
and leave the porch and draw
ing room to peace and to them!
Now Peggy is married to a
young lieutenant and Billy, o
good looking youngster, Is in
prep school, and We feel 100,
just writing about these two,
for we knew them-when. Col:
onel Grimes is an excellent
norseman and when he was here
was a moving spirit and execu-
tive in every horse show. Mrs.
Grimes, who is dark and gay
and chic, is a darling, an al
ways perfect hostess and q real
person.
T IEUT. AND MRS. DAVID M.
ATYREE, U. s. N, have come
from Long Beach, Calf, and
are here for duty. Mrs. Tyree,
Who was Eleanor Haddox, Of
Maryland, is a delightful per-
son, tall, very slender, very
dark, and wears the smartest
clothes. Everyone who knows
Mrs. Tyree at all well calls her
Sally" and her husband is
known as "Ty."
There are two cunning young
sters in the family, a girl named
Mary Lee and a boy, David, jr.
And Mrs. Tyree possesses the
most intriguing laugh, deep and
throaty, and so infectious that
anyone hearing Immediately
joins in, without quite knowing
why.
TNEZ ROBINSON, wife of
l. Comdr. Arthur Robinson, is
brilliant, witty and vivacious,
but one would never suspect that
she has that most beautiful of
all traits, real sentiment. How
ever, she res! For Thursday
when Mrs. Robinson came into
her house and saw the entire
first floor blooming with flowers
and the big table stacked high
with white wrapped packages
and realized that so many Of her
friends had remembered what
she thought only she knew
that it was her birthday-well,
she sat down and wept. She
was that happy! Of course, the
perfect ending to her-aS Inez
calls town day" was the sur.
prise dinner party given for her
down at Gibson Island at the
clubhouse.
T IEUT. AND MRS. RICHARD
II M. BAUER-she was the for
mer Corrine Phelps, daughter of
Comdr. and Mrs. Henry L.
Phelps-are, after a wedding trip
which included Canada and a
tour Of New England, now sta
toned at Fort Monmouth, New
Jersey. At the moment, Mrs.
Bauer'S mother, the lovely gold.
en-haired Mrs. Henry Phelps, is
visiting with them, but will leave
the end Of the week for Sara
toga, later Montreal and finally
back to Washington.
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HARRIET H1CK1IN, daugh-
H ter Of Mrs. Henry Wolfe,
wife of Captain Wolfe, is visiting
here from New York and being
widely entertained. The other
night Dick Dear gave a beauti-
full dinner party for Harriet at
the Army and Navy Country
Club. The table was decorated
with Rubrium lilies, which look,
from their coloring and design,
exactly like orchids, and after
wards these same lilies were
given to the feminine guests in
the form Of corsageS.
The place cards were decid-
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