Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-05

| ~ All GAAL4C 4O1 NUl. I1dOCIl 10 report
to the National War College.
Hitler, Thither and Yon
Mrs. Charles L. Bolte, wife oil
1t. Gen. Bolte, entertained al
luncheon at their quarters in Fort
Myer, earlier in the week for mem.
berS of her committee who will be
working for the benefit of the
fashion show and luncheon to be
given October 2, by the Army
Daughters.
Her guests included Mrs. Pau
Mueller, Mrs. Hall Bishop, Mrs
John E. Ray, Mrs. Nelson Walker
Mrs. S. K. Marlborough, and Mrs
Victor Foster.
Mrs. Foster has had her Son-in-
law and daughter Comdr. and Mrs
F, G. Shelby staying with her fol-
the past several months. They
came here from Comdr. Shelby's
former duty station at Norfolk
Va.
The Shelby's have now found an
apartment at darlington and are
rapidly getting settled.
Receiving Aceolodes
The Director of the Inter-Amer-
lean Defense Board Brig. Gen.
Edwin L. Sibert and Mrs. Sibert
are at their home on Marthas
Vineyard, Mass, where they went
earlier this summer and will re-
turn to town next Sunday.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. James Hol-
den have returned to town after
a two-year tour of duty in Greece.
They are temporarily housed at
Hunting Towers.
Col. and Mrs. Arvo N. Niemi re-
turned early this week from a
month spent touring the Great
Lakes. They spent some time on
Mackinaw Island and Seur St.
Marie, and Keneewaw Point on
the Upper Peninsular.
They were the house guests of
Col. Niemi's brothers, first at
Grand Marias, Mich, where they
stayed with Mr.. and Mrs. o. N.
Neimi, and where they visited
Grand Island, Lake Superior, they
stayed with Mr.. and Mrs. Arvi
Niemi at Muskegon, then on to
visit Associate Professor and Mrs.
Alfred Niemi at Michigan State
College.
They stayed with Judge and
Mrs. Arthur Wood at Munising
Mich.
| Mrs. Marshall McKusick of Yer
million, S. OAK, was the guest in
whose honor Col. and Mrs. Alfred
M. Roster entertained at a buffet
supper on Tuesday. The guests
were for most part a group OF
friends from the University OF
South Dakota, where Mrs. Nc
Kusick's husband was for forty
years dean of the College of Law.
Representative Harold Lovre and
Mrs. Lovre were there as were
Representative and Mrs. E. Y.
Berry, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Gun
derSon, Col. and Mrs. J. r. Knit
tai, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Russell Bauer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy Maclay, Capt.
and Mrs. Thomas Jordan. and
Miss Frances McKusick.
News at Boiling
Col. James H. Bearly has re-
Gently been assigned as deputy
chief of staff for personnel. Head
quarters Command, Boiling Air
Force Base, replacing 1t. Col. Ma
than j. Adams who has gone to
the University of Tennessee as
professor of science and tactics
with the Air R. o. T. C.
Col. Bearly recently returned
from a three-year tour of duty
with the caribbean Air Command.
Canal Zone. He and Mrs. Bearly
with their daughter Marguerite,
will occupy quarters on the post
at Boiling.
1t. and Mrs. Ivan Sherman
have recently returned from Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Silver
man at Merrick, Long Island, N.
Y, the parents of Mrs. Sherman.
The Male Animal. a James
Thurber and Elliot Nugent play,
will be given August 20, 81 and %
at the Boiling Post Theater. with
Mrs. Sherman directing. The play
ran 243 performances on Broad
way.
Mrs. Sherman has had fifteen
years experience in the thcater
including four years of profess
lsional acting, during which time
she played the lead in My Sister
Eileen, Dear Ruth, Junior Miss
land Miranda