Evening star., 1949-12-18
Fetes Fill Calendar
OF Those in Services
Admiral, Mrs. Wi|Icutts to Entertain
For New Executive Officers at Hospital
By Betty Murphy

This years holiday season bids
fair to being one OF the gayest
since the war. The service calen-
dar is filled to overf1owing with
party dates and there's evidence
of many more to come as Christ
mas and the New Year arrive.
The commanding officer Of the
Naval Medical Center and Mrs
Morton D. Willcutts have invited
guests to formal dinner on Wed
nesday honoring the new executive
officer of the hospital and Mrs.
Bruce E. Bradley and the new
executive officer of the Naval Med
ical School and Mrs. John Leslie
Enyart. The same day two serv-
ice couples will celebrate their
wedding anniversaries at cocktail
parties, Col. and Mrs. John l..
Hines, jr., their second, and Navy
Capt. and Mrs. Louis E. French
their goth. On hand for the
latter will be Mrs. French's mother
Mrs. Jean B. Appold, who Is here
from La Jolla, Calf; their
nephew, Midshipman Robert E.
Sayre, who will arrive that day
from the Naval Academy, and
their young son Henry. who came
home Friday from the Severn
School.
Comdr. and Mrs. Willard c.
Calkins will give their annual
eggnog supper party Thursday,
then leave to spend the week end
with their son and his wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Willard c.. Calkins, jr.,
and their granddaughter Lee In
Philadelphia.
Instead of going North for
skiing this Christmas, 1t. Col. and
Mrs. John B.. Hoist have decided
to stay home for a change, and
they've invited friends for cock
tails Friday at their home in Belle
Haven. Col. Frederick c. Roberts
of Easton, Pa, will be a guest at
that time. &c..
To Entertoin Fomily
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Charles L.
Bolte will have their whole fam
lily with them for. the holidays
and they're giving a buffet lunch
con in their honor on Christmas
eve. Their son, 1t. David E.
Bolte, who has been stationed at
Fort Riley, Kans., is stopping by
here for visit on his way to
Fort Benning, Ca. for duty. He'll
pick up his sister Damara at Pur-
due University and they're ex-
pected in Washington by Friday.
Their brother, Cadet Philip L.
Bolte, will arrive Thursday from
West Point. where he's a first
classman.
Mrs. Howard Brimmer, who has
been visiting the Boltes, left Fri
day to spend the remainder Of the
winter with her daughter, Jacque-
line Boice and the latter's hus-
band on their ranch in Wyoming.
She'll join Col. Brimmer in Tokyo
IN the spring.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Albert w.
Kenner have sent out invitations
to an at-home on December 28
and Capt. and Mrs. William
Dwight Chandler's eggnog party
the same day will be for their two
sons and their wives. Comdr. and
Mrs. Charles r. Chandler are due
here Friday from the West Coast.
where they've been visiting her
family since they returned from
Tokyo and Ensign William D.
Chandler, jr., is expected today
from Corpus Christi. Tex. His
wife and baby have been visiting
Capt. and Mrs. Chandler for a
week or so. After the holidays
he will 60 to Pensacola for duty.
Among the dozens OF parties
that will keep the debutantes In. a
whirl from this week till early
January is the luncheon which
Mrs. Wade Haislip is giving on
December 20 in honor Of debu-