Evening star., 1947-03-06

OF IreSh ana interesting events tina
For example, group of Capita
night Of being on the same dinner ,
Eisenhower. They will be the que
give one Of her enviable parties tn,
Staff and his wife.
Then there is all the excitem
OF the British light cruiser, the Z
Annapolis yesterday bearing 180 ca
constantly until their departure on
The British Ambassador, Lord
at one of his few mixed parties. He
bassy on Wednesday the 18th to meet
the commanding officers and Royal
Naval Midshipmen aboard the train
ing ship. There will be number of
dinners for the officers both here
and at Annapolis, a dance for the
Midshipmen at the Naval Academy
aud on Monday afternoon they will
all be feted at the Australian EN-
basSy. In the absence of the
Australian Ambassador and Mrs.
Maxim. the Naval Attache and Mrs.
S. H. K. Spurgeon will be hosts at
a cocktail party and tea dance in
their honor.
Over at the Naval Academy to-
night, the Supt. and Mrs. James
L. Holloway, jr., will give a recep-
ton in their quarters for the officers
Of the ship and later this evening
the officers OF the Naval Academy
mess Will give dinner in their
honor.
Other entertainment planned for
the visitors include the two parties
tomorrow from 5:45 to o'clock, one
to be given by Rear Admiral P. w.
Brooking at his residence on Cleve-
land avenue and the other to be
given by the Canadian Naval
Attache and Mrs. Pemberton at
their Thirty-fifth street home.
Admiral Brooking will be host to
five officers Of the Frobisher and
As of its cadets, while the Pember-
tons will have as guests 20 cadets
and five midshipmen from An
napolis.
Saturday noon, Capt. and Mrs.
Wallis F. Petersen will be hosts at
the officers mess in Annapolis pre-
ceding buffet luncheon to be given
aboard the station ship, Reina Mer-
cedes, for the officers. That evening
dance will be given at the North
Severn Officers' Mess.
After attending chapel services at
the Academy on Sunday, the Supt.
and Mrs. Holloway will give lunch
con and will be at home informally
from 4:30 until $50 o'clock.
Mondays hours will be just as
filled for the visitors. To start off
the day the commanding officer of
the Frobisher, Capt. D. P. Evans,
will have a luncheon for Ad-
miral Holloway and Rear Ad-
miral S. H. Ingersoll and at the
same time the wardroom officers of
the ship will entertain at a stag
luncheon. That evening part of the
crew will come to Washington and
during the hours that the Frobisher
officers, Is cadets and five Naval
Academy midshipmen are at the
Australian Embassy, Admiral Sir
Henry Moore will entertain another
group of them at his home on o
street.
The British Military Attache and
Mrs. Wootten are giving a party
Tuesday for the officers and group
Of the cadets and midshipmen, while
some of the other men will 60 to
the United Nations Club. The rest
of the crew that will remain in An
napoIis will entertain aboard ship
at cocktails and a buffet supper. If
the weather is good that evening,
dancing on the quarter deck will
follow the supper.
And on Wednesday evening while
Lord Inverchapel is giving a dinner
for the officers, IS of the cadets
and five midshipmen, 10 Of the
cadets will be feted at the United
Nations Club.
Canadian Officers Feted
Yesterday afternoon there was a
bit of entertaining for three Cana
dian officers who are visiting here
for the rest Of the week. They are
Capt. H. M. Lay. Col. j. E. c. Pang-
nan and Group Capt. S. w. Cole
man, all of Ottawa.
Rear Admiral j. Cary Jones gave
a stag luncheon for them at the
Mayhower and Commodore Ian Ag-
new, chief of the Canadian Naval
Mission here, gave a cocktail party
in their honor at his home in
Georgetown. The gentlemen present
were mostly Canadian and British
officers, plus a few Americans. Miss
L. M. Monteith, the Commodore
sister-in-law, acted as hostess for
him.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Jones were
among those invited and the Cana
dian Counselor and Mrs. George L.
Magann, who used to be stationed
here and recently arrived from
Paris; Col. and Mrs. Clifford Cook,
Mrs. James E. Farnol, Group Capt.
and Mrs. H. Carscallen and 1t.
Comdr. John Meikle, who is aide to
Commodore Agnew.
Mss. GIassford Hostess
A new kind of party that went
over with bang yesterday was given
by Mrs. Deborah Glassford. Perhaps
she will start fashion in the Capt.
tai with a mode of entertaining she
has done for years both in South
America and abroad.
She was hostess at "kaffeek-
latsch," which is apparently an old
Austrian custom. That is another
way of saying she invited a few
friends to a morning coffee party
and this one was in honor of Capt
and Mrs. Henry Smith Hutton, who
will leave April for Paris. Capt.
Hutton will be Naval Attache at our
Embassy there.
The guests arrived at 1880 and
from then until after / o'clock there
was not only coffee and something
delicious to eat, but lots of con-
genial talk, especially about Paris
Capt. Pierre Lancelot, Naval Alta
che 6f the French Embassy, was one
of the men who came from his Office
for this delightful brunch, and so
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