The Washington times., 1938-02-19

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we see, as a rule, on the stage.
The real hula Is a breath-tak-
ing, graceful dance, mostly with
the hands doing all the interpre-
tatior and the body acting as a
mere accompaniment. Mrs.
Platt, who studied this dance in
the islands, does it, so we are
told, Superlatively well.
THE Horse Show, scheduled
l. for Fort Myer February %,
is going to have great deal of
very tricky riding in its various
classes. Quite a few of the Off
GERS at Quantico are coming up
for this event, bringing their
own very we'll schooled mounts
with them. Major "Wilkie" Wilk-
inson, of the Infantry, now on
duty at Quantico, has been prac-
ticing for weeks for this horse
show, especially some very
dangerous jumping, and Mrs.
Russell Lloyd, stunning wife of
Capt. Russell Whitley" Lloyd,
has been schooling her own
horse to the extent that both
the horse and herself are an
amazing surprise to her friends.
MISS EUDORA CLOVER. of
V1 Paris, France, sister of Mrs.
Thomas Holcomb, who is visit
ing General and Mrs. Holcomb
at their quarters at the Marine
Barracks. is being greatly enter.
tanned during her stay here.
Col. and Mrs. Maurice Shearer
are hosts at a dinner party for
Miss Glover at the Army-Navy
Club in town, this coming week;
Mrs. Holland Smith, wife of
Colonel Smith, is entertaining
at luncheon for her later in the
week. and there are numerous
small teas and more small din
ners in Miss Clover's honor.
JOSEPHINE ANDREWS,
d daughter of Gen. and Mrs.
Frank Andrews of Langley
Field, who was married just re-
Gently to most attractive lieu
tenant in the Air Corps, whose
last name Is Williams, received,
SO we heard from one Of the
guests who went down to the
wedding, the most beautiful
silver.
There is nothing this bride
didn't get in the way of silver,
including silver services, candle
sticks, an entire collection Of
flat dinner silver and no end
Of bowls, vases, dishes and so
on. The bride, who is noted for
her keen sense of humor, gave
one prideful look at all of her
silver and then whispered softly
to one of her attendants, 1T Is
lovely, but if we move all this
silver in our quarters we will
have to move out. The house
isn't bi. enough for all OF u.s."
0UANTICO, which is always
" very up and coming when
there's any new ideas around,
has suddenly gone theatrical
in q big way. They have organ
lied a Post Dramatic Club at
Quantico and are planning
within the next few weeks to
give, not only q play, but a
cabaret with a complete floor
show in the bachelor officers
quarters. Also the wives on the
post, not to be outdone, are busy
planning a garden club and at
the moment have their pretty
noses deep in booklets on this
subject of gardening and grow
ing plants.
MRS. GYLEs MERRILL. wife
4VA of Major Merrill, sta
toned at Fort Myer, is, though
she will not admit 1t, one Of
the worlds best chefs. Cook is
not the word and chef is, for
anybody who can make a cheese
souffle, have tardy guests for
luncheon, as she did one day
and then sit down at table and
have a golden souffle arise
puffed up as high as a cloud
and as light as a feather, is even
more than a chef-she Is a mir
acle worker.
MRS. LESLIE STEVENS, wife
AVA Of Commander Stevens, has
always one or more different
and very stunning hats in her
varied collection. Recently,
Mrs. Stevens has been wearing
an entire black costume, very
plain except for a large dia-
mond clip, and her hat which