Evening star., 1946-11-24
Officers Clubs
.PobnlnSbots
For Service Set
Families Plan
Holiday Visits
By Betty MiIliken

The Chief Of Army Engineers, 1t.
Gen. Raymond A. Wheeler, and Mrs.
Wheeler will entertain at a luncheon
today in Mckenzie Hall at Fort
Belvoir. The general and his wife
win spend Thanksgiving IN WASH
ington, but win leave Friday for
Pittsburgh to visit Mr.. and Mrs,
Philip g. Seaman, Mrs. Wheeler's
brother-in-law and sister, for several
days.
The ccmmandant Of the Potomac
River Naval Command, Rear Ad-
mira1 Glenn B. Davis, and Mrs
Davis already have left for Norwalk
Ohio, to spend Thanksgiving at tn.
admira1is former home. They viii
be hack In Washington the LIST o.
December.
Capt. J. Berwick Duyal, jr.. q. s
NJ, and Mrs. Duval have as their
guest the latter'S mother, Mrs. Fran
els A. Gugert Of Wayne, Pa, and
Chapel Hill, N. c., who will remain
with them through the winter
Comdr. Earle ID. Chesney, q. s.
N. R., and Mrs. Chesney win enter
tain at dinner Friday at the Army
Navy Country Club in honor of Miss
Catherine Blanton and Mr. James
O'Connor Roberts, whose marriage
win take place Saturday in Foundry
Methodist Church
Miss Blanton. whose parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles L. Blanton, will
come from their home in Sikeston,
Mo-. for the wedding. formerly was
secretary to the late Senator Pat
Harrison of Mississippi.
Mrs. Grant S. Heston, Mrs. Hay
don Wells, Mrs. John B. Serriter and
Mrs. William r. Glennon, all wives
Of Navy commanders, were joint
hostesses at q bridge party yesterday
at the Army Navy Country Club.
They entertained the wives of Off
GERS of the class of '3S at the Naval
Academy.
Miss Elizabeth Bell Heston will
come from Pittsburgh for the holi-
day week end and, with her brother
and sister-in-law. Comdr. and Mrs.
Heston. and Comdr. John A. Bogley,
will attend the Army Navy game in
Philadelphia Saturday.
Visitors Entertained
The second monthly dinner dance
of the season took place last night
in the Officers Club at the Army
Medical Center. The Surgeon Gen.
eral and Mrs. Norman T. Kirk and
the Commanding General of the
Center and Mrs. George C. Beach
topped the list of guests entertained
by Col. and Mrs. Samuel L.. Cooke.
Other guests of the Cookies were
Col. and Mrs. Harold I. Amory,
Col. and Mrs. John B. Coates, Col.
Vernon ]. Erkenbeck, 1t. Col. and
Mrs. Frank E. Hamilton. DR.. and
Mrs. Daniel B. Moffett, Capt.
Reuella Guest, A. N. c.; Capt.
Helen Sebastion, A. N. c., and Capt.
Burton q. Smith.
Gen. and Mrs. Kirk returned to
washington Thursday from Boston
where they had been honor guests
at dinner given by the New
England Division of the War Nurses
Memorial Fund Committee. The
party took place wednesday night
at the Statler Hotel and marked
the opening Of New England's drive
in the present campaign for funds
for the memorial.
The Executive Cfiicer Of the Army
Medical. Center and Mrs. Clifford B
Morgan also were hosts at the
|Oficers' Club dinner-dance last
night. Their guests were Col. and
Mrs. Earle e. Standlee, Col. and
Mrs. Robert M. Gray, Col. and Mrs,
George E. Armstrong and Col. and
Mrs. SiIas B. He's.
Col. and Mrs. I.--organ will have a
large household next week end. The
Superintendent Of Schools of East
Orange, N. J., and Mrs. Henry
Kentopp, with their three small
boys, viii arrive Wednesday night
to visit Col. and Mrs. Morgan and
their sons who viii be home for the
holiday week end
Young Walter Morgan attends
school here and his elder brother
Marvin win come from New London,
Conn, where he's student at
Admiral Billiard Academy. The
Morgans' eldest son Monte, who was
graduated In June from Woodrow
Wilson High School, then joined
the Navy, will not be a part of the
family reunion at Thanksgiving but
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