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ument, although that number may
be greatly increased as the commit
tees work progresses and Water
burians recall to mind names OF
young men who responded to the call
of the colors and paid the supreme
sacrifice, and whose remains were
never brought back to their home
town for burial.
The committee selected by Com
mander Costigan includes Mayor
Vincent A. Scully, Thomas F. Moore,
chairman of the City Plan Commits
sion; William T. harrington, City
Ediaor of the Waterbury Democrat,
and Charles B. Jackson, former
member of the Board of Finance.
Commander Costigan will serve as
active chairman.
Negotiations have already been
stated with the State of Connect
cut to provide the monument. Ten
tatiyely the committee plans to have
it erected at the junction of Grand
and Meadow Streets, opposite the
Union Station, which was the point
of entrainment when the youth
men left the city to join Uncle Sans
forces - never to return!
The committee will meet to Or
ganize a plan of action shortly and
to confer with Superintendent Mar
tin F. Hayden of the Welfare De-
partment, the park commission, the
police department and other munich
pal agencies, which will eventually
assist in realizing the Legion's plan
to memorabilia the city's dead.
Commander Costigan has issued
an appeal to families, who have
records of sons. brothers or other
relatives who died in the service and
whose bodies were buried in for
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nine DRIVERS
FACE CHARGES
State Motor Vehicle Rep
resentative to Conduct
Hearings Tuesday

Nine Waterburians are among
those summoned to appear in local
police court next Tuesday at 1890
a. m. for hearings before a repre-
sentative of the state motor vehicle
The local motorists are: Washing
ton Booker, of 81 Bishop street;
Thomas F. Moran, 129 Grandview
avenue; John Stevenson, 223 Bank
street; Fortunat Gingras, of 81 Mil
ton avenue; Santo Cardillo, 872
North Main street; William E. Car
penter, Sc Lounsbury avenue; George
Vaicaitis, of 1853 Bank street; Edward
j. Kaplan, of 48 Hill street; and
Henry j. Bagley of 1913 Elliott
avenue.
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tol have been assured. Chairman
George Ayotte announced today
that the Citizens Study Club COM
mittee had received requests for
reservations for tomorrow evening.
DIR. Curran is widely known for
his brilliant addresses opposing in
tolerance and Communism. He has
shared speaking honors on the &C.
caSion of several mass meetings
with Rev. Charles E. Coughlin
famed radio priest of Royal Oak,
Mich. DR.. Curran also shares Father
CoIghlin's views on social Justice.
AS editor of the Light" official
paper of the International Truth
society, as lecturer and as a
lawyer, DR.. Curran has impressed
the American public with its sin
certify, his eloquence ard mis- pleas
for Americanism and tolerance.
A reception committee composed
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Names of City's Heroes
Sleeping Over There
To Be Perpetuated
Mayor Among LegiOnnaires Named By Commander
COstigan to Petition For Memorial to Honor Vet
Grams In unknown Graves" or Lost at Sea

eign lands. To notify him if their
names are not listed.
If the state carries out its ex-
pected plan of cooperation and a
monument is obtained, as the Legion
feels confident that it will, elab-'
crate plans will be announced later
for the formal dedication. All veter-
ans organizations will take part.
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ton officers, for full investigation.
Meanwhile Millette is being held
in $1,000 bond at police headquar-
tiers.
Melvin Donovan, of ITO Bridge
street, brother in-law, said he was
not present during the brawl We'd
nesday but came in shortly after to
find his sister speechless with pain.
He said Millitte had gone out.
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-Four prominent members of Cor
poral Coyle Post, American Legion,
were appointed today by Com
mander j. Peter Costigan to direct
negotiations for the erection here
of a monument dedicated to Wa
terbury's heroic dead of the World
War. The memorial will be espe-
cially to honor native sons buried
"over there" or who were lost in
action or at sea and of whom the
government has no trace of their
final resting place. Some sixty
names will be inscribed on the mon
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MANY STOCK STANDS

Gladys George, who. plays the
principal feminine character role in
Paramount's The Way of All Flesh
has played with stock companies in
San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver,
New York, Salt Lake City, Mime
apolis. Kansas City. st. Louis, Gin
cinnati, Boston and Detroit.
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NAME
Frank Angelo
Joseph Apalucci
Clarence p. BrOdeur, Sgt.
George S. Burrows
William F. BrOphy
John CimOch
Joseph P. COnnOr, LIST 1t.
Fred ClOugh
John J. Cleary
Wilfred ]. Champagne
Peter F. Crowley
Willis Chamberlin
MarcianO Gallo
Charles w. Conklin
James M, Casey
Frank x. Curley
Emilio DelnerO
Giuseppe DiMelle
Peter DeFalcO
Donate FrancobandierO
DOnati FiOre
Nicholas FlOrio
Harry T. Fitzgerald
Willis M. GoOdrow C.M.M.
Harry Gillespie
Richard F. Grant
Richard A. Gardner
Joseph H. Harper Sgt.
Thomas Koran
Nicholas ]. Higgins
William ]. Knox
Sylvester F. Kelly
Frank ]. Kenney
Albert HI. LeCOmpte
Francis X. Lynch
Marshall ID. Leach
Michael Marini
John MOntagOn
Michael MarellO
Charles r. Mcclure
Joseph NOweck
John Purvinski
Felice S. PietrO
Carvrpino Sfo hiIa
Michael Sokol0wsky
John E. Seery
Charles G. StasaitiS
DOminick Strikatis
Charles A. Schiavone
Joseph A. Smith
James X. Shoemaker
Bruno TerpilOwsky
Henry T. Tjellander
John Urbon
Alvie S. White
Joseph A. WinslOvich
Harold r.. West
Samuel ]. Whitaker
George F. Wheeler Jr.
Stat Zemki
Jonas Zuraitis
TOtal-61
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ESTABLISHED 1855

A Business-Like River-Never
Rises Above Its Source. Look for
the People Behind the Business
To Be Sure There's No Dissotis-
faction Ahead of You.
We're humon-we make mistakes
-but-mistokes we rectify.
We're doubIy eorefuI - use only
the best Of clothing.
From the best of mokers-Hickey-
Freeman - Rogers-Peet and less
er lights - not mistoke in cor
load.
Rogers-Peet famous "Forecoster"
suits and topeoots $45.
Roeers-Peet Scotch Mist" = roin
or shine topeoots SOS.
Hickey Freemon suits and top
soots SIS to SOS.
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vealed to him in his chambers that
the Millette situation is constantly
cropping up. He turned the matter
over to Miss Kathleen Crowley and
Attorney Phillip Bernstein, proba-
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CHURCH STAGES
SUPPER FRIDAY
Meeting to Discuss Re-
pairs at Bunker Hill to
Follow Meal

Frank E. Hess is chairman of the
finance committee which is planning
the drive for funds with which to
complete the sanctuary of the Bun
ker Hill church.
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of local clergymen and prominent
laymen will greet the distinguished
speaker on the occasion of his visit
and lecture here tomorrow evening.
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'Iest We Forget"

buried there"
United States their last
resting have obtained Corporal Co Post American
inscribed
More will be added before the committee today by Com
of Waterbury, includes the following:
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Full Weather Report

Boston, April IL (UP)-Weath-
err forecast:
CONNECTICUT-Cl follow
ed by occasional rain tonight and
Friday. Slightly warmer tonight.
Colder Friday night.
MASSACHUSETTS, and r III o D Z
ISLAND = Cloudy followed by oc-
casional rain tonight and Friday.
Slightly warmer tonight. Colder Fri
day night.
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ORGANIZATION
nj. G. Co. 10th Infantry
Co. I, 127th Infantry
Co. A, 102d Infantry
Co. F, 9th Infantry
Co. b, 3O7th Infantry
Co. F, Goth Infantry
M. G. Co. 18th Infantry
Co. N, 1920 Infantry
Co. H, 1O2d Infantry
Co. H, 127th Infantry
Co. A, 102d Infantry
Co. G., 102d Infantry
Co. A, 1O2d Infantry
Btry. F, 5th F. A.
Co. A, 345th Bn. Tank Corps
Sd Cook Co. A. S. C.
Camp Devens bet. No. 1
Co. II, 3O7th Infantry
Co. Nj, 327th Infantry
Co. Nj, 3OSth Infantry
Co. A, 18th Infantry
Co. A, 102d Infantry
Co. C, 102d Infantry
u. S. S. Rowan
Co. X, 3O8th Infantry
Co. A, 1O2d Infantry
Co. G, 1O2d Infantry
Co. C, 14th M. G. Bn.
Co. I, 18th Infantry
Co. A, Goth Infantry
305th Infantry
Co. A, .1O2d Infantry
Co. C, Sd M. G. Bn.
Btry. ID, 10th F. A.
Co. A, 1O2d Infantry
Co. ii, 102d Infantry
Co. II, 3O7th Infantry
Hdqts. Co., 1O2d Infantry
Co. F, 9th Infantry
Co. M, 327th Infantry
Co. l., 55th Infantry
Co. L, 327th Infantry
Co. HI, 3O7th Infantry
Co. F, 18th Infantry
Co. A, 1O2d Infantry
Co. E, 9th Infantry
Btry. E, 111th F. A.
Co. L, 327th Infantry
Co. G, 23d Infantry
Co. X, 1O2d Infantry
Co. G, 1O2d Infantry
Co. I, 307th Infantry
Co. b, Goth Infantry
Co. A, 1O2d Infantry
Co. A, 102d Infantry
Co. C, 39th Infantry
Co. III, 18th Infantry
Co. A, 1920 Infantry
u. S. S. Rochester
Co. A, 102d Infantry
Co. ID, 104th Engineers
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Evening star., 1940-03-10
Mrs. +. J. ]. Christian
And Daughter to Return.

Mrs. Christian and Miss Peggy
Christian, wife and daughter of 1t.
Col. T. J. J. Christian, have been
visiting in Washington since Tues
day as guests of Col Christians
sister, Mrs E. r. Preston They plan
to join Col. Christian at the garrison
tomorrow
Miss Ruth Alexander, who at
tends school in New York, and Mr.
Roger G. Alexander, jr, who at
tends Deerfield Academy in Massa-
chusetts, are passing the week end
with their parents Col. and Mrs.
Alexander Also with the Alexanders
for the week end are Miss Violet
RothWell of Huntington, Long Is
land, and Mr.. Arthur Morgan, who
attends Princeton.
Capt. and Mrs. w. George Devens
are hosts over Sunday to the Misses
Gertrude Hayes of Dover, N. H.;
Barbara Anne Shields of Berlin
N. H.. and Miss Christine Fernald
Of Derry, N. H.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Virginia
Homes Topic
OF Lecture
Mrs. D. T. Brown
To illustrate
Talk With Slides

There is widespread interest In
the lecture on Historic Homes and
Gardens of Virginia that Mrs.
Barbara Trigg Brown (Mrs. D.
Tucker Brown will give in the
parish hall of All Souls Memorial
Episcopal Church tomorrow evening
at o'clock.
She will illustrate her lecture with
$50 colored slides. showing the
jamestown Tower, Williamsburg and
the famous James River estates,
Brandon. Westover and Shirley
Next will be shown Richmond and
Fredericksburg. Then Kenmore, the
beautiful home of Mary Washington.
and the homes along the Rappahan-
mock, Mount Airy, Stratford, Wake
field and Sabine Hall Mrs. Brown
will tell about the Piedmont Sec
ton, which includes the University
of Virginia, Monticello and Ash
lawn, then the great Albemarie
County homes, Castle Hill, Farming
ton and the quaint Poplar Forest
and the homes of Southern Virginia.
Lastly Mrs. Brown will show the
Well-known estates in Northern Vir-
Evening star., 1940-03-10

tanned Is guests Monday evening
at bridge dinner.
Mr.. George Morgan Knight, jr.,
has returned after visiting in WASH
ington and Baltimore, where he was
the guests of his aunt, Mrs. George
Ficke and Mr.. Amos Ficke, who
motored home with Mr.. Knight.
Mrs. Emily Herbert of Dynard will
entertain Mr.. and Mrs. William Her.
bert and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Herbert,
all of Washington, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Kiebert Herbert of Baltimore, at
dinner tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nebel, Mr..
and Mrs Cathell Mattingly, Mr..
Berkman Mattingly, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Thomas of Washington
are spending this week end with Mr..
and Mrs. William D. Mattingly.
Mr.. John Blackstone and Mr.. and
Mrs S. West Russell and family of
Washington are with Mrs. Alice B.
Blackstone at Ocean Hall, her place
on the Wicomico. over Sunday.
Mrs. Howard Britton entertained
Is guests at pre-St. Patrick's Day
luncheon and card party Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. S. S. Lancaster
Entertaining Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lancaster Of
Washington are spending this month
with Mrs. S. S. Lancaster at her
home on the Wicomico.
Mrs. William F. Dodds of WASH
ington is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Posey at Indian Head over
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Matthews have
with them for this week end Miss
Dorothy Posey of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence McGrogan,
Mr. and Mrs. James Beacon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul McGrogan and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Richards of Washington
will spend tomorrow with Mr.. and
Mrs, George McGrogan at Blairs
Hill at Compton.
Mrs. Marshall Early and Mrs. E.
o. Hudson of Washington are
spending this week end with Mr..
and Mrs. P. T. Graves at Laurel
Grove.
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N. Y.
Guests of Maj. and Mrs. C. A.
. Schwarzwaelder this week end are
Mrs. SchwarzWaelders brother-in-
law and sister, DR.. and Mrs. H.
Herschel Strickler and their daugh-
ter, Miss Nancy Strickler of Balti-
more: Mr.. and Mrs Barth De Vim
ney and the latter's daughter, Miss
Tommy Kind of Guilford, Balti-
more, and Miss Caroline Scowden of
Buffalo, a niece of Col. Frank F.
Scowden, quartermaster at West
Point.
Miss Frances Lewis, daughter of
1t. Col. and Mrs. Henry B. Lewis of
washington, and Miss Peggy Roberts
of Pittsfield. Mass, are passing sew
eral days with 1t Col. and Mrs. Fay
B. Prickett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Smith
To Return to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Eli Bamford Smith
Of Washington, who spent this week
visiting at the garrison as the guests
of their niece, Mrs. Hart, and Capt.
Charles E. Hart, were called to
Philadelphia by the serious illness
of Mr.. Smiths brother, Mr.. Joseph
Smith.
Guests this week end of 1t. Col
and Mrs. Charles w. Ryder are
Mrs. Greene and Miss Anne Greene,
wife and daughter of 1t. Col. Doug
lass T. Greene of DreXel Hill, Pa,
and also Miss Caldwell Smith,
daughter of Maj. and Mrs. Smith of
Evanston, III.
1t. and Mrs. George S. Speidel,
tr, announce the birth of a son,
Richard Rinehart Speidel, at the
station hospital February %.
The infant son of Capt and Mrs.
Allison R. Hartman was christened
Allison Richard Hartman, jr., in the
Catholic Chapel Sunday the Rev
George Murdock officiating. God
fathers for the child were Mrs.
Hartman's brother, Mr.. Hugh Speed,
jr., of Narberth, Pa, and 1t. Robert
A. Turner of West Point.
Capt. and Mrs Edward c. Reber
have as their week end guests Mrs.
Reber's sister, Miss Julia Ann Ech-
feldt, who attends Wilson College
at Chambersburg, Pa; her brother.
Mr.. Edgar Echfeldt Of Amber, Pa,
and Mrs. Charles Cox of New York.
Other week end visitors are Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Hillman of Rich
mond Hill, Long Island, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Wehrey of Kew Gar
dens, Long Island, who are guests
OF 1t. and Mrs. Dwight B. Johnson.
Mr.. Charles R. Gidley, jr., of
Bloomfield, N. j., is passing several
days at West Point with his sister,
Mrs. Brown, and 1t. Staunton L.
Brown
Evening star., 1940-03-10
TakOna Park
Parties Are
Planned
Mrs. Johnston
Will Be Feted;
Other Notes

A number of parties have been
planned for Mrs. Frederick A. john
ton, of Takoma Park, who with Mr..
Johnston will sail March 20 for San
Juan, Puerto Rico. The largest of
the parties will be given Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred
erick L. Pratt when group of Mrs.
Johnstons friends will entertain for
her at a tea. Among the several
hundred guests will be officials of
the Red Cross with which she has
been actively connected for a num-
Der of years. Hostesses on this oc-
casion will be Mrs Pratt, Mrs. Clar-
ence S. Ross, Mrs. Arthur @. Tool,
Mrs. Harry I. Houston, Mrs. Albert
F. Lingle, Mrs. Fred C. Duehring
Mrs. John N Quinn, Mrs. L. w.
Kephart and Mrs. John Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston had with
them for the week their daughter,
Mrs. Wilson C. Clark of Buffalo.
Mr. Clark has joined them for a
weekend visit and they will return
tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Rex. r. Giles and
their family, who formerly made
their home in Washington, are now
at 40l Philadelphia avenue.
Mrs. E. G.. Vannoy entertained at
dessert bridge Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Palmer, with
eheir sons, John. Martin and Bruce,
who have come from Fargo, N. Oak,
are occupying the home on Carroll
avenue, of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L.
Reynolds, who are spending the
winter and spring in the South.
Mrs. Dean w. Judd has with her
for the week end her sister, Mrs.
Virginia Roberts of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Irwin H. Fullmer gave a
luncheon party Thursday.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Mrs. J. B. Cooley
Entertains D. A. r.

Mrs. John B. Cooley was hostess
yesterday at a buffet luncheon in
her Virginia home to the President
Monroe Chapter, D. A. R., in cele-
bration of the chapters birthday
anniversary.
Mrs. Cooley was assisted in re-
ceiving her guests by Mrs. z. Lewis
Daily, regent, and Miss Laura v.
Ruff. delegate of the chapter. The
guest speaker was Mrs. Jessie Scott
Arnold, who gave an interesting
account of the life of young Ma
thaniel Bacon.
Mrs. Arnold was formerly secre-
tary of the State Historical Com
mittee and is we'll known as a
speaker and writer on historical sub
jects.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Quantico Gay With Parties
Preceding Club Dance
General and Mrs. Little
Hosts at Dinner in Honor of
1t. and Mrs. c.. L. Banks

QUANTICO, Va. March 9.The commanding
McCary Little entertained this with
Officers
Banks daughter
p Moses, 1t. Banks married
Church. recently returned Quantco from Fort Sill
Banks completed at the Field Artillery School,
Littles other A.
White Mrs Jack L. Stonebank It. and Mrs
Mrs Leonard Mason It. and Mrs Randall 1t Mrs
Miss Mary Dennis Bryant Baltimore and It. Cyril
Emr
Cyril W. Martyr entertained 80 dinner this
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Hundredth Night Show
Presented at West Point
Week End Draws Many Visitors;
Capt. and Mrs. Davidson Hosts
To 1t. Col. and Mrs. Gibson

WEST POINT N. Y. March 9-The 44h
Show by the Daecc Society the Cadets
afternoon and
of the production this
by Cadet Henry Beaverton
class of 1910 directed Joseph
also of the class of 1910 Capt Chandler Robbins
parment officer charge
and those entertaining
hosts 1t Col
Arsenal, N. Y.
Capt George Smyhe end guests the lat
Williams students at
Evening star., 1940-03-10
News Notes
Of Southern
Misses Metcalf
To Visit Parents
During Easter

LEONARDTOWN, Md, March 9.
Miss Emma Metcalf of jefferson
ton, Va. will spend her Easter va
cation with her parents, the Rev. and
Mrs. Franklin Lee Metcalf. They
also will have with them their
daughter. Miss Mary Metcalf, who
is attending the State Normal
School at Towson, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Basconn Brown of
Charltonvilla. are making a fort
night motor trip to Florida and will
svisit Mrs. Henry Winters, at Miami
Beach.
Mrs. Daniel Mattingly, of Abel.
entertained is guests tonight at
dinner and bridge
Mrs. Charles McGllan of WASH
ington. is spending this week end
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. B.
B. Love at Meadow Brooke, their
place at Morganza.
Mrs. Philip Perry of Washington
is with her mother. Mrs Mary H.
Hancock at her estate for a fort
night.
Mrs. George H. Hamilton enter
tanned Wednesday at luncheon, for
lowed by bridge.
Mrs. Frank Gibson
Visited by Daughter.
Mrs. Frank Gibson of Hurry has
with her over Sunday her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Grice, of Washington
Miss Eleanor GreenWell enter
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Weekend Guests
At Weston

1t. Col. and Mrs. Bethel Wood
Simpson, Miss Anais Byrne, Miss
May Byrne Simpson, 1t. Col. and
Mrs. Glenn P. Wilhelm. Glenn P.
Wilhelm, jr.: Mrs. Charles L.
Byrne, Mr.. Robert Byrne and Mr..
Charles Byrne are spending Sun
day with Mr.. Harry Van Dyke
and Mrs. Edmund Van Dyke at
their country home, Weston,
near Point of Rocks, Md.
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MRS. PAUL D. HARK.

ginia, Rippon Lodge, Woodlawn,
Wilmington and Mount Vernon.
Mrs. Herbert C. Whitehurst is in
charge of arrangements for the
lecture. Her committe includes Mrs.
Louis S. Greene, Mrs. John w.
Burke, Mrs. Dorothy H. SmallWood,
Miss Anne B. Moore and Mrs Howell
French.
The lecture is under the auspices
of the Rector's Aid Society, Of
which Mrs. H. Clifford Bangs is
president.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Astronomer to Speak

Glen H. Draper, astronomer on
the staff of the Naval Observatory,
will read a paper, The Absolute" at
the monthly meeting of the Society
for Philosophical Inquiry at 4:45
pm. Tuesday in the New National
Museum. The public has been in
yited.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
COmdr, Mills
Takes Residence

1t. Comdr. and Mrs. w. r.
Mills, with their children, Jack
and Jill Mills, who arrived this
past week from Rutherford, N. j..
have taken a house on North
Twenty-fourth street in Living
stone Heights, Arlington.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Mrs. McCaul Hostess
At Spaghetti Supper.

Mrs. Verne j. McCaul was hostess
Wednesday evening at spaghetti
supper and cards to Mrs Harold w.
Bauer. Mrs. Walter L. ]. Bayler. Mrs.
Joseph A. Smoak, Mrs. Ronald D.
Salmon and her sister, Mrs. Frank
Donahue of Philadelphia. Mrs.
Charles H. Hayes and Mrs. Josephine
Hodgetts.
Miss Dolores Englart of Pittsburgh
has arrived to spend month with
her brother-in- law and sister, 1t.
q. g. J. William Koett, M. c., and
Mrs. Koett.
1t. and Mrs Bernard E. Dunkle
entertained last evening at an Ital-
ian spaghetti supper in honor Of 1t.
and Mrs. George S. Bowman. who
are recent arrivals in Quantico from
Fort Sill, Okla.
Miss Mary Ridglev of Balti-
more is the week end guest of Capt.
and Mrs. Frank H. Wirsig.
Evening star., 1940-03-10

TOrrey OF Quantlco and OF Rear Ad-
miral Charles S. Freeman and Mrs.
Freeman of Washington. Guests as
sembled at the Martyrs quarters for
cocktails and enjoyed the dancing
after dinner.
Also entertaining this evening
before the dance were Maj. and Mrs.
Harold E. Rosecrans, who invited
IL guests for cocktails at home and
dinner at the club, and Capt. and
Mrs. Edwin C. Ferguson, whose din
ner for "a was in honor of their
week end guests. Maj. and Mrs. Wal
ter A. Wachtler Of Washington.
Capt. and Mrs. Robert E. Hoga-
boom, whose house guests for the
week end are Capt. James Quill, U.
S. A., and Mrs. Quill and Capt.
McClelland, U. S. A., and Mrs. Nc
Clelland of Fort Myer also invited for
dinner at their quarters 1t. and
Mrs. Donald w. Fuller and 1t. and
Mrs. Victor H. Krulak.
Maj. Hugh G. Culton, U. S. A.,
and Mrs. Culton entertained at din
ner at their quarters 1t. Comdr.
and Mrs. John w. Jamison, Capt.
and Mrs. Roger T. Carleson, Capt.
and Mrs. James r. Hester and
Capt and Mrs. Joseph c. Burger.
Mrs. Julian Smith
To Visit in Norfolk.
Mrs. Julian C. Smith plans TO
leave Quantico Monday for Nor
folk, Va, where she will visit 1t.
Col and Mrs. Benjamin w. Gally
until the return of Col. Smith from
maneuvers. Col. and Mrs. Smith
will motor to Quantico.
Mrs. David L. S. Brewster and
her mother, Mrs. J. c. Taliaferro,
who spent two weeks in Charleston
S. c.. returned to the post this week.
Mrs. L. A. Dorsey arrived Tues
day evening from Baltimore to
spend several days with her sister,
Mrs. Alfred H. Noble.
Mrs. Lemuel c. Shepherd enter
tanned with luncheon at the OFF,
GERS Club Thursday in honor OF
Mrs. Dorsey.
Mrs. w. Carvel Hall attended a
luncheon Wednesday at the Army
Navy Club, at which Mrs. Edmund
McC. Galloway was hostess.
Mrs. Charles D. Barrett, who spent
a month with Mrs. Russell Walcott
in Tryon, N. c., has returned to the
post, and is accompanied by Mrs.
Walcott. who will visit here for
several daYS.