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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
HIGH RECORD At YARD

BREHERTON Puget Sound
Navy yard now Il employing $500
civilian workmen. the largest mum
Der In it, history.
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such long distance blow IN two
weeks with the Turin war In
dustriai district as the chief oblcc-
tive. and air raid alarms again
were sounded In Munich and Der
lin. although no bombs we're re-
ported dropped and the Germans
said the Berlin alarm Was mis-
take.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Convention Ends

and prizes were awarded IN hygela
and IN The philsnthropie fund cen
test.
The annual banquet for medical
men and their wives IN the crystal
ballroom At Hotel Winthrop. con
vention headquarters. vii bring
re sss.-.. - TssSztsssK - Al gHa.
Participating IN the symposium
during the afternoon were DIS.
S =. Light q Tacoma. p. =.
Rruenner, Seattle. and Carlisle
Dietrich. Tacoma.
A surprise greeted association
delegates during the morning
scientific session held in crystal
ballroom. when DIR. II. r. schiff-
bauer. professor Of surgery at
University Of California. was pre-
scented to the group As a special
program speaker.
yacationlng Here
Or. schiffhauer. on vacation, Is
visiting his brother. Paul p. schiff-
bauer. 1919 No. Cedar at. insur-
ance company executive. He had
planned TO verify reports OF fisher
men as to the large catches to be
found in Puget Sound. but con-
scented 10 postpone his fishing trip
in order TO appear before medical
association delegates.
DR.. sehiffbauer addressed dele
gates on the upside stomach
operation" which was accom-
panied by motion pictures in color.
showing an actual operation per-
formed three years ago on = IL
year-old California boy. who had
been injured In an automobile col
lision.
Is Operations
DIR. Schffbauer has performed
Is operations on upside stom-
achs" during the past four years,
all of which were successful.
The speaker explained that an
upside stomach In caused by a
rupture resulting from an acci-
dent. Most common cause Of
such a condition Is auto accidents,
he said.
A blow, resulting from an acci-
dent, pushes the stomach into the
chest cavity. turning 1t upside
down. Surgeons then operate.
an incision between the
ribs, and, after tedious efforts,
correct the condition.
Guard Officers Speak
Brig. Gen. Maurice Thompson
and Maj. John w. Darrough. state
surgeon, of the Washington nat
ional guard, were also among
speakers during the morning.
The guard executives explained
the role of physicians in the con-
templated selective service regis
tration program. Their addresses
were in response TO one made by
DIR. John O'Shea Of Spokane,
member of the national committee
on medical preparedness. who
estimated 10000 doctors would be
called into service in time Of
emergency.
other speakers during the scien-
tific session Wednesday morning
included DR.. r. Phillip Smith of
Seattle; DR.. Edwin C. Bannick,
Seattle; DIR. Howard B. Kellogg,
Seattle, and DR.. c. II. Hofrichter.
Seattle.
Following adjournment of the
convention, members Of the house
of delegates convened in the hotel
army and navy room where DR..
wilmot D. Read, Tacoma. presided
and also delivered a post-conven-
ton address.
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.aHAs4A
Colombia Plons New Merchant Marine;
Two Ships Here With Changed Monies

attls. raronaa Shinhailainx oorn.
trade feutss stsa IN pert Wed
hsssiay r. lczsHnF we're
ne lie asfa. esaavInH faf ~.
naffuFs ie TIE orient. The aalsau
frsIghfsf talaa. hitting general
~ lumber fer Hawaii. the
American Hawaiian steamer Co
amhlsa. engaged In thr nnisF.
coastal trade ths rsenms steamer
LAKE Frances. hsiHK prepared for
: charter TIP q ths british West
tndIrs Tha Canadian coaster
sputhheim i expected istsr in To
dav.
Thursdays scheduled arrivals
include another Canadian reaaisf.
Essiholm. and thr AeCormlek
enastinE steamer. Point san
rshio. ncth frequent callers en
rouiiur voyages
rosr cAIf>p.H
Vessels IN Port lie MARI.
Milwaukee Nc ? tales. fuFt
piers. Santa AgtIeHa. smelter
Columbian. nahsr. tsiapa. shaf.
fer No. ! Lake Frances. 81 Paul
mill
Vessels Due "Wednesday. r. M.
sauthheim. uaker Thursday.
Eassholm. Baker. Point san pahin.
Mccormick
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TROOPS on HAND

Two separate conflicts we're In
volved. The first was between
Hungary and Rumanla. which re-
sisted the Budapest governments
demand for return Of Transyiyaaia.
Two frontier clashes and a nus
manlan attack on hungarian
bombing plane along ihs frontier
were reported and might become
serious incidents. except for the
apparent determination u Hitler
and Fascist Premier Bsnito Mus
solinl 10 end The dispute.
The Russian attitude toward The
Balkans and especially the auss-
ton Of Russian interest In tina
Black sea coast Of Rumania con
tinnsd nnelarified. however. and
the possibility OF danger was seen
in reports Of travellers that both
Germany and the soyists had
large troop concentrations near
ths border.
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coomhla ~ established ne
foundation Tor = merchant MARINE
q o. csn. sceoftlng - sdvIrs
received Wednesday fFem the
American consul 81 noKota
seekink n PROMOTE rapidly IN
ereAsinK trace between naIions
81 TIE western hemisphere. sres-
stion - ne Colombian merchant
service u government eater
Prise. subsidized and controlled
~ the state
The rev bureau has authority
n bay and charter vessels. and
unaerWrite their operation.
L - prohibited far Colombian
shippers h import foreign mer-
ehandise in foreign vessels On
routes % ~ regularly served BY
Colombian ships
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MINISTER'S MEET

In the British isles where the
Naxis reported unfavorahls
weather conditions recently, there
were about 100 sporadic night
time raids designed 10 rob the
people Of sleep and create the
"iitters.s and there was also a
series ~ daylight raids Of con
siderable intensity
The meeting OF German, italian,
Hungarian and Rumanian foreign
ministers ~ Vienna was regarded
as indicating the determination Of
the Axis powers 10 avoid a serious
military conflict in the southeast
during their campaign against
Great Britain. and possibly as an
effort 10 prevent a new opening
for the soviets In the Balkans.
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snurs CnANof N.ars

Identities were easily mistaken
- two ships calling here Wed
nssdsy displayed a tendency 10
employ aliases
The French steamer rnoxi-
dencis. long : regular visitor -
this port. arrived Wednesday 10
discharge sfs tons II semi
prccezsed Mexican copper at the
smsitsr. However It i the first
cali here under The neN name ~
Santa Agueds and flying the
fanRmanlan flag
Al the same time NcYcr-
haensers newest lntsroaastai car
risr. Jalapa. arrived 10 discharge
several hundred tens u general
cargo. Including steel for the Sc
When she departs late Wednesday
laden with = large consignment
Of Tacoma lumber. the vessel viii
he named Klamath
Representing other far flung
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II you're not using 1t, sell II with
q Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851.
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CARL osTLUND

Candidate County Commission
or, First District-Republican.
ADV
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Core Of the News
CLUB MEETS WEDNESDAY

The Hilisdale Improvement club
will hold meeting Wednesday
evening at o'clock in the Calvary
Methodist church, saith and Ea.
F ST.
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her neighborhood for days of sew
ing. il asked to consult Mrs. Hill
ton NJ OF Rraaawav
Evening star., 1940-11-10
Boyers Take
House Here

Maj. James w. Boyer, jr., U. S. A.,
and Mrs. Boyer have taken a house
at 1922 N street In Georgetown.
Mrs. Boyer and their daughter, Miss
Margaret Boyer, are in Boston, and
are expected to return to Washing
ton tomorrow.
Mrs. William P. Withers, wife OF
Maj. Withers, and Mrs. Victor Wales,
wife of 1t Col Wales, have arrived
from Fort Knox, KY. to be the house
guests Of 1t. Col and Mrs. H. C.
Holdridge in Arlington.
Comdr. and Mrs. Hugh w. Turney
entertained at dinner party We'd
nesday evening in their home in
Arlington to honor the birthday an
niversary of their daughter, Miss
Mary Ellen Turney.
The first junior hop of the season
at Fort Myer will take place Satur-
day, November %, at post headquar-
ters. Plans for one dance a month
until April have been made.
The committee ir charge of ar
rangements is Mrs. j. J. Bohn,
chairman; Mrs. E. r. Wallender,
Mrs. T. P. Rodes and Mrs. r. @.
Donaldson, jr.
1t. John K. Welles, U. S. N, and
Mrs. Welles Of Arlington have as
their guest until after Christmas
Mrs. Welles' mother, Mrs. Frank
Godfrey OF Coronado, Calf.
Evening star., 1940-11-10
Miss Wootton Married
Ceremony Is Held at Christ
Church in Georgetown
| in Georgetown

Ensign and Mrs. Douglas Haig
Pugh left Christ Church in George
town last evening through an arch
of swords formed by the naval
officers. The wedding ceremony
was performed at 8 o'clock by the
rector, the Rev. G. Freeland Peter,
officiating before the altar where
white chrysanthemums were in the
vases and palms were in the chan
eel.
Mrs. Pugh formerly was Miss
Janet Contee Wootton, daughter of
Mrs. John Boland Thomas, and the
bridegroom is son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Pugh of Douglas, Ariz.
Mr.. William H. Wootton of Balti-
more escorted his granddaughter
and gave her in marriage. Her
wedding gown was of ivory satin
made on princess lines with a circu-
lar train. The bodice had a square
yoke of lace and the long sleeves
were puffed at the top and fitted
toward the wrists where they were
finished in points over her hands.
Her veil was the one worn by the
brides godmother, and was held
last evening by Juliet cap Of lace
and a halo Of seed pearls. She
carried white gardenias.
Miss Frances Martin
Maid of Honor.
Mrs. Francis A. Parsons, cousin
of the bride, was matron Of honor
and Miss Frances Martin was maid
Of honor. Miss Louise johnson of
Bladensburg, Md, cousin of the
bride; Miss Elise Moale of Baltimore
and Miss Margaret Stanley and Miss
Susan Tate of Washington were the
bridesmaids. They were dressed
alike in costumes of gold satin
fashioned after a similar model to
that Of the brides gown, and wore
bronze chrysanthemums in the hair
and bouquets of the same flowers.
Ensign Pugh had as his best man
Ensign I. Frederick Haddock, and
the ushers, who formed the arch
with their swords following the cere-
mony, were Mr.. Brice DuVal Duck
EFT of Prince Georges County, Nd,
cousin of the bride: 1t. Joseph Rice,
1t. Fletcher Sheffield, jr.; Ensign
Wilbur Tate, Ensign David Purdon
and Ensign Nixon.
Miss Barbara Wootton Mallery OF
Evening star., 1940-11-10
Birthday Ball
Gay Event
At Ouantico
Many Dinners
Given Prior
TODance

QUANTTCO, Va. Nov. e.-Many
dinners preceded the Marine Corps
birthday ball today. The ball was
gay and impressive, with Maj. Gen.
Commandant Thomas Holcomb cut
ting the birthday cake at midnight.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Evans o. Anes
entertained at dinner before the
ball at the Oficers' Club for 20
guests. Those from Washington
were Col. and Mrs. James Under
hill, 1t. Col. and Mrs. Emmett
Skinner, Maj. and Mrs. Harold c.
Rosecrans and Maj. and Mrs. w. F.
Brown.
Col. and Mrs. Julian c. Smith
were hosts at buffet dinner In
their quarters before the ball.
Guests included 1t. Col and Mrs.
Bernard Dubel, Maj. and Mrs. Jacob
C. Plachta and DR.. and Mrs. Joseph
Schwartz, U. S. N Coming from
Washington were 1t. Col. Blythe
Jones and 1t. Col. and Mrs. Lee H.
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Roy James of
Havre de Grace, Md, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin T. Kepler of Hatboro,
Pa, are the week end guests of Col.
and Mrs. J. c. Smith.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Clyde c. Metcalf
were among those entertaining at
dinner before the dance. The guests
were invited to the Metcalfs for
cocktails before going to the Ofncers'
Club for dinner.
Mai. and Mrs. James D. Waller
were hosts at dinner for 20 before
the ball at the Oficers' Club. Guests
coming form Washington were Maj.
and Mrs. w. A. Wachtler and 1t.
Col. and Mrs. G. B. Gale. Col. and
Mrs. A. B. Drum came from Fred
ericksburg. Mrs walters sister and
brother-in-law, Maj. and Mrs. T. B.
Coyley from Indian Head were also
present.
Maj. and Mrs. John Bemis gave
dinner at the club preceding the
ball. Guests included Maj. and
Mrs. Earnest Linsert. Maj. and Mrs.
Gale Cummings came from Wash
ington.
Mrs. E. W. Fry, jr., will be hostess
at a dessert bridge party in her
quarters for about IL guests.
Mrs. William Orr entertained at a
luncheon in her quarters for
group of her friends from Washing
ton Wednesday.
Evening star., 1940-11-10
Miss Irene E. Smith
Becomes Bride of
1t. Roy Rolinton

The Covenant-First Presbyterian
Church was the scene Of the wed
ding october 26 Of Miss Irene E
Smith and 1t. Roy Rolinton OF
Paris Island, S. C.. The Rev. Will
liam Denny performed the cere-
mony at 6 o'clock.
The bride had her sister, Mrs.
Dorothy Peters, as matron of honor
and the bridesmaids were Miss Flea
nor Ellis and Miss Kathryn King
Mr.. Herbert Smith gave his sister
In marriage.
1t. Karl r. Haworth was best
man and the ushers were Its. Will
liam C. Fiske, Carl A. Rovetta. Will
liam H. Doolen, Roger Pryor, James
A. Mayn, 1r, and jackson B. Butter
field.
The bride wore q pearl satin gown
with long train and her full length
veil was held by a pearl tiara. She
carried a prayer book with stream
ers Of lilies of the valley, and wore
q string of pearls.
The brides sister wore q taffeta
gown Of romance blue with q match
ing head-dress of four bows In grad
uatiag sizes. She carried large gold
chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids
wore taffeta gowns of South Sea
red with matching head-dresses. All
the attendants wore strings Of pearls
and long kid gloves.
After the wedding the ushers
formed an arch of swords outside
the church, under which the bridal
couple passed.
Evening star., 1940-11-10
Morse>C Conan Nuptials
Ceremony Is Performed on
Yerba Beuna Island, Calf.

heart-shaped neckine, full skirt and
train. Her tulle anc lace veil was
o combination Of those worn by her
mother and by Mrs. 8. s. Boyle Of
Santa Rosa at their weddings. Her
bouquet was q shower arrangement
Of lilies Of the valley and white
orchids
Miss Mimi Henning Of San Mateo
was the bridesmaid and wore 4
coral-color jersey gown. She carried
a matching mun of tuberose bego-
MAS in coral and paler pink. and
her hair was tied with q coral rib
bon.
Mr.. Hugo Osterhaus, son Of Rear
Admiral Hugo Osterhaus, U. 8. NJ,
retired, was best man and the
ushers were Mr.. Robert Conan,
brother of the bride, and Mr.. Fred
erick Draemel, son Of Rear Admiral
Mile Draemel, u. 8. N.
1t. Morse was graduated from the
United States Naval Academy in the
class Of 1887. He has been stationed
In the Orient and Is waiting orders
for his new station.
Evening star., 1940-11-10

New York, cousin Of the bride, and
her half-sister, Miss Elizabeth
Duckett Thomas, were flower girls.
Tiny chrysanthemum petals were
scattered In the path of the bride
The flower girls were dressed in floor
length dresses of gold color net.
Reception Held in Home
Of DIR. and Mrs. Glenn.
The reception was held in the home
of DR.. and Mrs. J. Burton Glenn, the
latter an aunt of the bride, who was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Thomas,
mother of the bride, and Mrs. Pugh,
mother of the bridegroom. Mrs.
Thomas costume was of Indian
penny color net with a velvet jacket
of the same shade and she wore
green and brown orchids. Mrs.
Pugh was in black velvet and she
wore an orchid bouquet.
Ensign Pugh and his bride left by
plane for a wedding trip, Mrs. Pugh
wearing brown travelling costume
with darker brown accessories En-
sign Pugh was graduated from the
Naval Academy in the class of 1888
and is assigned to the U. S. S. Rich
mond, now at New London, Conn.
He will sail soon to join the Pacific
Fleet at Honolulu. Mrs. Pugh has a
traditional service background, being
descended from Gen. Stephen Moy-
Ian, who was a member of Gen.
Washington's staff, and from Col.
Edmund Brice DuVal, who was killed
in the War of 1912. Her great-great
grandfather was 1t. John Contee of
Maryland, who won fame as an
officer Of the Marines on the U. S. S.
Constitution. For his naval services
1t, Contee received the thanks of the
United States Congress and a gold
sword from the State of Maryland.
Mrs. Pugh's greatgrandfather, 1t.
John Contee, was flag lieutenant to
Admiral Perry on his mission to
Japan. She also is descended from
Associate Justice Gabriel DuVal of
the United States Supreme Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Mallery of New
York were here for the wedding
and others from out of town were
MidShipman w. T. Wootton, brother
of the bride, and Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
walters of Annapolis, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. " Moale and Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
Henninghausen Of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1940-11-10
West Point
Ball Game
Lures MANY
Others Attracted
By Hops Over
Holiday Week End

WEST POINT, N. Y, Nov. s.-The
Army-Brown football game at
Niche Stadium this afternoon, and
an officers hop at the Thayer last
evening, attracted many visitors to
this garrison for the week end The
officers hop was sponsored by the
Department of Ordnance and Gun
merry. and in the receiving line were
1t. Col Lawrence G. Leonard, pro-
fessor of the department, and Mrs
Leonard, and Capt. w. George Dev-
ems, assistant professor, and Mrs.
Devens.
A cadet hop was held this eve
assisting Cadet Robert G. Brugh,
1r., to receive were Capt. and Mrs.
William H. Banner. Tomorrow aft
ernoon and Armistice Day afternoon
the cadets will have tea hops at the
gymnasium.
Chaplain william N. Thomas, U.
s. N, of Annapolis will be the guest
preacher at the cadet chapel serv-
ices tomorrow morning. Chaplain
and Mrs. Thomas are passing the
week end at West Point, guests Of
Chaplain and Mrs. H. Fairfield
Butt, Sd
Capt. and Mrs. Karl L. Scherer
and 1t and Mrs. Woodrow w. Viii
son have visiting them Mrs!
Scherer's and Mrs. Wilson'S mother.
Mrs. Lawrence M. Lawson, wife of
Boundary Commissioner Lawson Of
El Paso. Tex.
Brig. Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger,
who will succeed Maj. Gen. Jay l..
Benedict, and Mrs. Eichelberger
have arrived at West Point and are
living al the Thayer-West Point
Inn temporarily. Gen. Eichelberger
recently was on duty in Washing
ton, where with Mrs. Eichelberger
they have a wide circle of friends
Gen. Eichelberger will be the super
intendent of the Military Academy
when Gen. Benedict leaves Novem-
Der IS for Camp Blanding, Fla.
Maj. and Mrs. Edward H. Young
are entertaining for the week end
Col. and Mrs. Edwin c. Mcneil and
their daughter. Miss Mary Mcneil,
of Washington, and also Maj.
Young's niece, Miss Eleanor Young.
daughter Of Comdr. Cassin Young Of
the Submarine School, New Lon
don, Conn.
Capt. and Mrs James K. Herbert
are entertaining for the week end
Capt. and Mrs. william Whipple of
Fort Belvoir, Va.
Maj Williston 3 Palmer of Wash
ington is the week end guest Of
Capt. and Mrs. Max S. johnson.
1t. Col. Louis E. Hibbs, graduate
manager Of athletics, and Mrs.
Hibbs are entertaining over the
week end Mrs. Hibbs' brothers, 1t.
David Wallace Hayes o. Fort Nc
Pherson. Ga, and Mr.. Oliver VOL
colt Hayes Of Washington, and also
her niece, Miss Margaret Mitchell
OF Washington.
Evening star., 1940-11-10

OF much interest here are the de-
tails Of the marriage Of Miss Betty
Conan, daughter Of Capt. and Mrs.
Robert G. Conan, to 1t. q. g. John
Frye Morse on November 1. The
ceremony took place at $50 o'clock
In the evening at Capt. Coman's
quarters on Yerba Beuna Island, OF
San Francisco. The bridegroom is
the son Of 1t. Comdr. and Mrs. John
w. Morse, who went to San Fran
cisco from Washington in July and
remained there because CT Comdr.
Morse's illness. They expect to re-
turn East In the near future.
Only members Of the two families
and few intimate friends witnessed
the ceremony. which was performed
by Chaplain H. M. Peterson, U. S. N.
before an improvtsed altar adorned
with white chrysanthemums and
candles.
Wears Veil Of Tulle
And Lace.
The bride wore q white Jersey
gown made with q fitted bodice,
Evening star., 1940-11-10
Simpsons Hosts
At Dinner Party

Col. and Mrs. Bethel Wood
Simpson were hosts at q dinner
party Friday evening in their
home in Arlington. Their guests
were Gen. and Mrs. Gladeon
Barnes, Col. and Mrs. Alfred
Bixby Quinton and Mr.. Monroe
Hunter,
Evening star., 1940-11-10
Miss Mann, Mother
Visiting West Point

Mrs. Walter Ray Mann, widow
OF 1t. Col. Mann, U. S. A., and
their daughter, Joan Mann, have
gone to West Point for the week
end and are staying at the Hotel
Thayer. They will return to their
home, at 1923 Yuma street, this
week after visiting friends in
New York.
Miss Mann will be graduated
from the immaculate Junior
College in June.
Evening star., 1940-11-10

Nine. Mishtowt has been in Annap-
oils helping to establish the branch
here Of the Bundles for Britain
organization.
Mrs. Phillips Thompson OF New
York has been the guest this week
of her son-in-law and daughter,
Comdr. and Mrs. Jerauld Wright,
and was joined today by Mr.. Thomp-
son, who is remaining over the week
end. Comdr. and Mrs. Wright will
be hosts at dinner tomorrow, enter
tanning for Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson
and having among their other
guests Capt. and Mrs. Morton l..
Deyo OF Washington.
Capt. and Mrs. Robert Kirkpat-
rick, who spent the early fall here,
have gone to Washington and are
staying at the Lafayette, where
they have taken the apartment Of
Mrs. Roy Pickford, now en- route to
her home in Coronado, Calf.
Mrs. Mason Porter Cusachs will
spend part of the winter in Wash
ington, having leased Ogle Hall
Wing, her home here, to Mrs. Leigh
ton, wife of Capt. Frank Leighton,
and their children, who will arrive
shortly for the winter. Midshipman
Frank Leighton, jr., will be gradu-
ated in February with the 1941 class
at the Naval Academy.
Mrs. Kaufman, wife of Capt.
James Lawrence Kaufman, was the
guest in whose honor Mrs. Benson,
wife OF Capt. Howard H. J. Benson,
entertained at luncheon Wednesday
on the U. S. S. Reina Mercedes.
Mrs. Kaufman and her daughter.
Miss Betty Lou Kaufman, will 60
to Washington shortly for the win
ter season and Miss Kaufman will
make her debut there in December.
Mrs. Joel r. P. Pringle, widow Of
Vice Admiral Pringle, has returned
to her. apartment at Carvel Hall
after visit to Kentucky.
1t. Comdr. and Mrs. Romeo j.
Jondreau have taken an apartment
at No. Maryland.
Miss Virginia Lazenby had as her
guests over the week end Miss Louise
Armstrong of Colorado and New
York and Miss Henrietta Herzberger,
who is studying in Washington.
Evening star., 1940-11-10
Stackhouses Leave
For Southern Visit

Capt. and Mrs. George M.
Stackhouse, who have just re-
turned to their home in Arling-
ton following a six-week New
England and Canadian tour, left
yesterday for a visit Of several
weeks in Marion, N. c.
Evening star., 1940-11-10
Browns Hold Last Reception
Of Season at Naval Academy
Mrs Stewart.Richardson
Attends Benefit Concert
Given by Mrs. German

ANNAPOLIS Nd, Nov. 9-The Superintendent Naval
Mrs Wilson fourth last this
Wednesday at the Supenndents House
only officers
the mdshipmen
British Embassy and Nine Mt0wt here yesterday for the benefit
College Natalie
Bodanya the Metropolitan
Evening star., 1940-11-10
New Arrivals
At Fort Mver

New arrivals at Fort Myer
include Capt. John Henry Allen,
Cav. Res; Capt. William r.
Finney, Inf. Res: 1t. NJ. r. Stab
lein, 1t. r. Doderidge, 1t. Walter
Greenwood. 1t. Michael Brylow-
ski, Med. Res, and 1t. Frank r.
Moran, Inf. Res.