The Washington times., 1938-12-24

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which duplicate exactly the
other two diamond strips which
divide this bracelet into three
perfect parts.
HOMDR. AND MRS. ELLIOTT
" BRYANT are giving an egg.
nog party on January 2, and
Comdr. and Mrs. Robert Moul.
ton have invitations out for an
eggnog party on January /.
Commander and Mrs. Moulton
have made their New Year Day
eggnog party an annual custom
ever since their arrival in Wash.
lngton, and anyone lucky enough
to receive an invitation promptly
goes, even if it means canceling
some other engagement.
IEUT. COMDR. AMI MRS. ].
IL L. PRATT gave a large and
gala tea dance out at the Army
and Navy Country Club last
Tuesday, and the Henry Ber.
liners had a cocktail party last
Sunday, which included only
Navy guests, which, we hear,
was the most delightful party
given around these parts in
many months.
TOMDR. AND MRS. FRED
~ ERICK PENNOYER have as
their house guest through the
Christmas holidays Mrs. Bis
pham, Of Philadelphia, the
mother of Mrs. Pennoyer. Also
Bill Pennoyer, the nice son of
the household, is here for his
vacation.
COMMANDER AND MRS.
" JERRY BOGAN (she is a
darling and is known to all
her friends as "Katie'D are com.
ing from their post in Norfolk
for the holiday season and will
be in residence at the Bigelow
house in Virginia. All of which
is very good news for their host
of friends in this town.
MRS. ED. SUNDERLAND, who
AVA is now in Shanghai, China,
as the house guest of Col. and
Mrs. Joseph Fegan, U. S. M. c.,
sent some of the most beautiful
Christmas cards back to friends
IN Washington. The card is
fashioned of brilliant crimson
paper, flecked with gold, and
unfolds to show a green anG
gold picture of naughty man.
darinS, a delicately done jade
shaded scroll done in minute
Chinese figures, all against a
solid gold paper background.
COLONEL AND MRS. JOSEPH
" FEGAN while we are on
the Subject) also sent Christ
MAJ cards back here. Cards
which are clever and show army
tanks being held back by a mill
tant officer while Santa Claus,
done in red and black and carry
ing a rickshaw full of toys and
CHEEKY greetings, runs across
in safety. Inside the card Mrs.
Fegan has written, Dear Pete,
just to tell you the Marines have
landed-but it is too soon to
have the situation well in hand.
It looks very promising and I
know we will love it. Love to
YOU"
MRS. JOHN LAMBRECHT,
W1 wife of Lieutenant Lam
brecht, aviation, and herself the
former Annette Bell, is now sta
toned in Coronado and-of all
things arising and with great
JOY, at seven-fifteen in the morn
ing to breakfast with the head
of her house before he departs
for duty. SEVENTEEN. in the
morning, may be PERFECTLY all
right and plausible for some per-
sons but for the stunning
Annette, who thought that the
day began at one o'clock in the
afternoon, this getting-up IL a
glorious achievement and, we
might add. a definite tribute to
her husband.
COMMANDER AND MRS. A.
" C. BENNETT, who have just
arrived for duty from China
are giving a small and intimate
tea party today, just to say
hello" to friends here. This IS
something of a feat, for the
Benefits household goods have
not yet arrived completely from
China and they are more or
less camping out. Mrs. Bennett.
who is darkly lovely, is consld-
cred one Of the most chic
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