The Washington times., 1938-11-26


NADET PHILIP GULLION,
~ very nice son Of the Judge
Advocate General Of the Army
and Mrs. Allen Gullion, has ar
rived home for the Thanksgiv-
ing holidays, from Randolph
Macon, and is plenty pleased
over the prospects Of a gay
weekend.
DIANE CHRISTENBERRY,
~ wife of Major Charles Chris
tenberry, U. S. A., whose voice
and its still lovely. mellow quail
ity has carried her-and still
doeS-to South America for a
concert tour every winter, will
give a program of songs at the
weekly concert in the lounge of
Hotel Twenty-four Hundred on
next Sunday. One song which
Mrs. Christenberry does with
particular beauty is titled "A
Red, Red Rose" by Gottinet,
and she plans to include this
in her sunday program.
Major and Mrs. Roy Lutes
are entertaining at a large tea
at the Army-Navy Country Club
on next Tuesday.
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HOL. AND MRS. SUMTER
" SMITH have departed this
town for Birmingham, Ala,
to spend 10 days with Mrs.
Smiths mother, who is Mrs.
Roundtree, and the most delight
ful person one could ever know.
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I IEUT. COL. AND MRS. JOHN
II MILLIKEN are leaving Fort
Myer on November % for sta
ton in Boston. Colonel Mill
ken will be attached to the staff
of the First Corps Area there.
Happily enough, the MillikenS
will come back to Fort Myer
to spend Christmas week, and
several parties are being ar
ranged, even now, for this nice
couple when they return. Mrs.
Milliken, as you doubtless know,
was the former Mildred March,
daughter Of Gen. Peyton March.
THERE is a very jolly week
l. end being arranged for De
cember 8, by Lieut.. Col. and
Mrs. Albert Stackpole, at their
place IN Harrisburg, Pa. The
party Is being given for Gen.
and Mrs. Jonathan VAIN
wright, and among the guests
going up from Washington are
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ramsey Pugh
aides Nos. / and q to General
Wainwright. Or at least, that
is the way General Wainwright
describes it. Major George Mil
holland is also going up and
Mrs. Alice Wardman R h e EN-
and Major and Mrs. Alex Mac
Nabb, from Fort Belvoir.
General and Mrs. wainwright
are leaving Washington on De
cember IL, for Fort Clark, Texas,
where General Wainwright will
be in command Of the First Cav
airy Brigade, of the First Cav
airy Division.
ELIZABETH BILLINGSLEA
II ROBBINS, daughter of Col.
and Mrs. Thomas Rob bins
Colonel Robbins is Comman-
dant Of the Engineer School at
Belvoir) will be m arried to
Ensign August Frederick Weinel,
on December 7, at the Officers
Club at Fort Belvoir.
We remember the Robbinses
from their last tour Of duty
here. some several years ago, and
at the time Elizabeth was just
at the stage Of being thrilled to
death because she was allowed
to pass a few horS d'oeuvres
around to guests at her mothers
parties. Colonel and Mrs. Rob
bins were one Of the most popu-
lar couples in town during their
station here and it was with real
regret that washington saw
them 60.
THE Army Special, which
l. leaves here for Philadelphia
at 8 on Saturday, will carry a
good contingent of youngsters.
Robert and Edward Murphy,
sons Of the late Major Edward
Murphy: Joan Boyer and Bar
bara Milton, are just a few of
those going along.
T IEUT. AND MRS. P. D.
Ia Petite" sTROOP, U. S. N,
had an ingathering of favorite
friends at their house last night
to make final arrangements for
going to the Army-Navy game
and also to have a bit Of gaiety
on the side. Mrs. Stroop Is one
of the most attractive matrons
in town and is just about the
size Of a half-pint, with huge,
black eyes and hair that is in
triguing with its different
golden, chestnut shadings. Also,
Mrs. Stroop has more pep than
a ton Of dynamite. Which, after
all, is the last degree in pep.
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TIED TANSEY, attractive son
l. of Capt. and Mrs. Patrick
Tansey, U. S. NJ, came home
from his first year at college
in time to eat plenty of turkey
with his family and also
to get in on some Of the subdeb
and Junior crowd activities over
the week end.
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