Evening star., 1943-03-28
uuty nunities
Arlington County Communities
Red Cross Drive Chief Interest;
Farewell Parties Being Given
Mrs. d. F. Houlhan Luncheon Guest;
UHsou Teachers Classmates Fefed

Taking part in the Red Gross
drive in addition to their other war
work left little time for personal
affairs for Arlington hostesses the
past week, although few small
parties were crowded into the busy
days.
Among the farewell parties being
given for Mrs D. F. Houlihan, who
will return to her former home in
New York, was the luncheon We'd
neSdav when Mrs Leland G. Suth-
erland entertained at her nome in
Country Club Hills The guests,
who spent the afternoon at bridge,
were Mrs. Ernest Soatrle. Mrs. Her
bert Dame, MIS-. DOUGLAS MCF'ar-
lane. Ms. Harcomt Sonta2, Mrs.
Russell Wne and Mrs. James Jes-
ter. Mrs. Houhhan and son Gerald
Will leave April to Join Mr. Houll-
han. who LETT several weeks ago
after completing some special de-
fenSe work in Washington.
Sixteen classmates from Wilson
Teachers College in Washington
who have kept up their friendship
for many years since their gradu-
alton and whose parties now IN
clude their husbands, were enter
tanned Monday evening by DR.. and
Mrs. B. H Jarman at their home
on North Danville street. Refresh
mentS were served after an evening
spent informally.
Dr.. and Mrs Ralph Long left
Thursday for their home in New
York after visiting their son, the
Rev. Robert w Long, and Mrs. Long
a their new home at 1921 Thlr-
teenth street South. On Sum
dav. Or. Long presided at the in
stallation ceremonies when his son
assumed the ministry of the Faltn
Lutheran Church on Lee boulevard
and North ia ckSOn street. The Kew.
ong succeeds the Rev. George j.
Grewenow WHO resigned to enter the
Navy as chaplain.
Mrs. w. F Malone Of Barefoot,
wife of Mai. Malone, U. S. A, left
THURSDAY for Maxwell Field, Ala,
to visit her daughter. Later she
will go to the Pacific Coast to visit
her other daughter.
Mr.. Gabriel Antony of New YORK
end Mr.. Calvin Basham of West
Virginia, who are attending Ott1cers
Candidate School in Aberdeen, Md,
spent few days during the week
with Mr., and Mrs Joe Jones at
their home in South Arlington. Mr.
Anthony Antony Of Washington
brother of Officers' Candidate An
tony, was also a guest.
Mrs. Lester H, Wallace returned
wednesday from Cambridge. Mass.
where she visited Ensign Wallace
who is attending Harvard UnlVer-
sity. Mrs. Wallace will make her
home with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. French in North Ar
lington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sewers OF
Edinburgh, Va, spent a few days
during the week with Mr.. and Mrs
Meade Jefferson at their home IN
South Arlington.
Mrs. George r. Huffman, Mrs
Frank Baugman and Mrs. Stephen
Hopkins were luncheon guests Wed
nesday of Mrs. S. T. holland at
her home on Carlin Spring road
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Jordan, whose
daughter-in-law is making her
home with them while Pvt. Richard
r. Jordan is at Fort Belvoir. are
entertaining Mrs. Jordan's mother
Mrs. Walter w. Yates of Amster-
dam. N. Y, at their home in North
Arlington.
Mrs. Joseph c. Cutshaw who is
visiting her sister in Florida fol
two weeks will return to her home
In Colonial Village this week.
Mrs. George A. Speer will leave ir
q few days to live at her former
home in Clinton, Iowa, while hel