Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-24
Parties Giuen
For Visitors
In Service Set
. Anniversaries
Are Celebrated
Rv Betty MHliken

The Commanding General OF the
Army Medical Center and Mrs.
George C. Beach attended dinner
given last evening by 1t. Col. and
Mrs. Philip w, Mallory in honor
of Mrs. Mallory's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
Gregory, who are here from Austin,
Tex.
The Gregorys and their four
youngsters. Russell, Peggy 10, Caro-
Ign and Mollie, arrived Monday
night from Texas. skipped to New
York for quick visit, returned
Friday and will be off for home
this Friday, going by way OF the
Great Smoky Mountains.
The Mallorys' party was given at
the Officers Club, with the guests
remaining on for dancing.
Former Governor George White
of Ohio and Mrs. White, here for
a visit with their son-in-law and
daughter, the Chief of Surgery at
Walter Reed and Mrs. Frank Ham
ilton, were among the guests.
Colonies William W. Nichol, Clifford
v. Morgan, Thomas F. Whayne,
Charles Young, James Kin1brough,
August w. Splitter, Howard w.
Doan, John B. Coates, Samuel l..
Cooke and Hugh Whit and their
wives also we're present.
Completing the list were Lieuten-
ant Colonies Roy F. Roberts, Ogden
C. Burton, Robert L. Lewis. Arthur
Long and Oscar Ogren. with their
wives: Mai. and Mrs. Anthony
Zolenas, Mai. and Mrs. John B.
I,amond, Mrs. George Costner OF
Atlanta and Miss Virginia Squibbs
of Miami, house guests of Col. and
Mrs. Young; and Mr., A. L. Roberts
of Asheville, who is visiting his son
and daughter in-law, 1t. Col. ana
Mrs. Roberts.
Birthday Anniversaries
Col. and Mrs. Hamilton were hosts
at a family dinner party Thursday
evening, celebrating the 18th birth
day anniversary of Mrs. Hamilton's
father. 1t was Mary Caroline
Whites 11-year-old granddaughter
of the former Governor, birthday
too, and she attended the party
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George White, jr, of Chevy Chase,
and her brother. George III. Com
pleting the family group were the
honor guests daughter, Miss Mary
Louise White, and son, Charles
Zane White.
Gov. and Mrs White arrived
Thursday from Sherwood Forest,
where they'd spent a week with the
Junior Whites who have a cottage
there. They will leave Tuesday to
return to Marietta, Ohio.
Move to Medical Center
Col. and Mrs. william w. Nichol
are busy getting settled in their new
quarters at the Army Medical Cen
ter. Hardly had Mrs. Nichol re-
turned from a two-month stay on
Cape Cod, than she Immediately
beganvto pack up for move from
the Kennedy Warren to Quarters
Is on Dogwood street.
Suffice it to say, the colonel's
wife had stored up enough energy
for the ordeal. For she and her
young daughter, Nancy Ann, had
shared a cottage in Barnstable.
Mass, with Mrs. Charles S. Mudgett,
wife of Colr Mudgett, and her three
youngsters, Jack, Jill and Sally, and
not a single bit of the recent heat
wave reached them. The Nichols
and NUGGETS have been friends
since they were stationed together
in the Philippines II years ago.
Brig. Gen. Carl A. Baehr, U. S.
A.. retired, and Mrs. Baehr, with
their daughter, Betty, will arrive
Friday from Lexington, KY, for a
visit with their son-in-law and
daughter, 1t. Col. and Mrs. Law
renee r. st. John. ~.
Mrs. st. John, the former Kath-
crime Baehr, was just married in
June and this will be her first visit
with her family since then. She
and her husband have new
apartment at 1886 Martha Gusts
drive, where her parents will con-
tinue to be guests for a few days
next week.
After Labor Day, Miss Baehr, who
lived In Washington during the war,
will take up her new duties as
(See MILLIKEN, Page D-60 I