Evening star., 1951-09-30
In the Services:
Gala Reception Set
For Columbus Day
Gen., Mrs. BoIte to Host BIock-Tie Fete;
Two Generals Entertoin, Other News

lsented on the board are planning
to supplement the usual buffet
fare by each preparing a dish
typical of their country.
The Chief of Engineers. 1t. Gen
Lewis A. Pick, and Mrs. Pick, have
asked their friends to join them
for luncheon today at / pm. at
Mackenzie Hall. Fort Belvoir.
Dinner Hosts
The Chief Chemical Officer.
Maj. Gen. E. F. Bullene, and Mrs.
Bullene were hosts at dinner last
evening at the Army and Navy
Club.
Among their guests were 1t.
Gen. and Mrs. Bolte. 1t. Gen. and
Mrs. Anthony McAuliffe, Maj. Gen
and Mrs. Charles Loucks and Col.
and Mrs. Hugh Rowan.
Gen. and Mrs. Bullene are en-
Ijoying their experience of living
off a post for a while. They are
well settled in their house on
Beverly drive, Alexandria, and
their son Roger is attending st.
Stephens School.
Brig. H. E. Taber. Royal Ca
madam Army, and Mrs. Taber and
their houseguests, Maj. and Mrs.
Howard Graham of Oakville, On
tario, Canada, left for home yes
terday after spending a week in
Washington.
Gen. Graham is the general
Officer commanding, Central Com
Imand, R. c. A. Their headquar-
tiers are at Oakville.
Visitors Here
1t. Col. and Mrs. Harold It'd
marsh, together with their chill
dren, Christie and Patricia, are
here from Annapolis, Md, and
are the houseguests Of Col. and
Mrs. William Haney.
Col. Tidmarsh left this week
end for his new duty assignment
with the Transportation Corps at
Atterbury. Ind. Mrs. Tidmarsh
and the children will stay for sew
eral days longer before leaving
for a visit in Indianapolis.
On Wednesday the Haneys en-
tertained at a 6-to-8 o'clock party
for their house guests and about
80 of their friends came to wish
them good-by.
! Col. and Mrs. John c. Oakes
moved into Quarters 20A at Fort
Myer early this week and are busy
getting settled. Col. Oakes at
tended the National War College
last year and is currently on duty
at the Pentagon.
Capt. Gordon A. Littlefleld,
United States Coast Guard, and
Mrs. Littlefield are en- route to
Washington from two-year tour
of duty in London.
Capt. Littlef1eld has been the
Coast Guard representative of
Merchant Marines and is being
relieved by Capt. Edward Thiele.
Capt. and Mrs. Thiele are clos
ing their house at Westgate, Md,
and leave at the end of the week
for London.
Bock From Coast
Mrs. John A. Landsburg has
returned to her home in Canoga
Park, Calf, after spending sew
eral months with her son and
daughter -in-law, Capt. and Mrs.
Brett H. Brallier. Capt. Brallier
lis on duty here at Coast Guard
headquarters.
Mrs. Arvo N. Niemi. wife of Col.
Niemi, entertained II at a bridge
luncheon on Wednesday.
Col. Otto Mcdaniel left on Fri
day for San Antonio, Tex, and
his new duty station. Mrs. Nc
Daniel left earlier in order to
visit friends en- route, she will
join Col. Mcdaniel this week end.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Ernest M.
Brannon have as house guests,
their daughter Mrs. Joseph j.
O'Hare, jr., and her son Joseph III.
Mrs. O'Hare, who will stay with
her parents while her husband,
1t. Hare is on overseas assign
ment, recently arrived from Paris
where she visited her husbands s
parents, Gen. and Mrs. O'Hare.
Gen. O'Hare is Military Attache
there.