Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28
Falls Church Neu,s of the Week
Falls Church Neus of the Week
Group Of Young Hostesses Going
To Fort Belvoir for Party Today
Change in Dancing Program Is Made
Because Of anSb0rfati0n Problem

Rather than cancel the parties
planned for the season for the men
of the Officers Candidate School at
Fort Belvoir. given by the night
branch of the auxiliary of the Old
Falls Church, a group Of young
women from Falls Church will go
to Fort Belvoir for a party this
afternoon. Throughout the winter
months the soldiers had been at
tending dances in Fails Church on
two Saturdays month, but, with
the changes in transportation, it
was necessary to give up plans for
future dances for them in the old
parish house.
Accompanied by Mrs Mayo Her
ring, Mrs. Earl B. Stiff and Mrs.
Charles A. Pendleton, the following
hostesses will make the bus trip to
Fort Belvoir today: Miss Betty
Keith Harrison, Miss Anne Harrison,
Miss Margaret Browning, Miss Jean
Pauley Miss Browning Middleton.
Miss Frances Hayes, Miss Kath-
crime Hayes. Miss Elizabeth Stiff.
Miss Joyce Boland, Miss Katherine
Schenk, Miss Jean Shearton, Miss
Martha Hounschall, Miss Cynthia
Rowan, Miss Virginia Anderson,
Miss Mary Doughty. Miss Shirley
Albert5on, Miss Adelaide Garner.
Miss Frances Lester, Miss Kay
Dounch. Miss Shirley Wells. Mss
Claire Lut.ren. Miss Katherine Nc
Ginn.s. Miss Evelyn Randle,t, Miss
Eliza beth CaTpen.CT, Mis- JaCque-
line Van Nostren Miss Janet Staeb-
Groves. Miss Barbara Jones, Miss
Edna Taylor, Miss Catherine Jack
son, Miss Amelia Ardai, Miss Teresa
Di Francesca and Miss JuStina D
Francesca.
Mr.. and Mrs Conrad Van Hyn-
ing and daughters. Jean and Pa
tricia. and son Conrad left Thurs
day for San Juan, Puerto Rico. Mr.
Van Hyning will be director for the
Office of defense health and welfare
services Of the Office Of Emergency
Management for the Caribbean
area, which includes the Virgin
Islands ard many military outposts.
Several parties have been given
recently in Falls Church in farewell
to the Van Hyning family. among
them being the dance IlCnday eve
ming at which Miss Jean joy Grimes
entertained at the home Ct her par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. Floyd C. Grimes,
in honor Of Miss Jean Van Hynirg.
for 50 girls and boys.
Miss Louise Turner, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas J. Turner.
received her nurses cap at candle
lighting ceremony at the Stuart
Circle Hospital School of Nursing
in Richmond last evening. The hos
pital is affiliated with William and
Mary College at Williamsburg.
Pvt. A. j. La Valley. who is tax
ing his basic training in preparation
for officers Candidate School at
Fort Eustis. spent few days at his
home in GreenWay Downs during
the week
Mr.. and Mrs. RuIon Earl who
LETT TUESDAY for Tucson, Ariz,, .
where Mr.. Earl hes been transferred
in the United Ste 1es Forest Service, .
were honor guests at buffet sup
per Monday given by Mr.. and Mrs. .
C. L. Randall and Mr. and Mrs. !
John Henry Smith at the Randall
residence. The guests we're Mr.. and
Mrs Wylie Goodsell, Mr. and Mrs. |
Thomas T. Thurman, Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Haslam, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilborn West, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Maycock, and 1t. John May
cock, U. S. A., and Mrs. Maycock.
Mrs. c. M. Yeatman entertained |
20 women of the Sleepy Hollow
neighborhood at Red Cross sew
ing party Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edwin J. Pauly and /
two children have come from Mar
shall, Tex, and are visiting Mr.
Pauly's mother for few wees. 7Tr. /
Pauly is with toe Once Ct Price
Administrator in Washington.
Mrs J. \. G[aJCock en- crt9ired
at a luncheon Monday for Mrs L.
H Weisenburger and Miss Darlecn
Weisenburger Of Washington.
Mrs. Audra Fenton, who makes
her home with her daughter and