Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06


Philadelphia to be the house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Schoeni at Penn Valley while
Gen. Bergin is in Europe. They
expect to return here about the
middle of May.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. John N.
Robinson are leaving on Friday
morning for West Point. They
will spend the Easter week end
with their son, Capt. John Rob-
inson, who is an instructor inl
chemistry at the Military Acad-
envy.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Stewart
Bragdon are in New York this
week end, and will return home
in time for the Easter festivities
here.
The Chief of Naval Personnel,
Vice Admiral Laurance T. Du-I
Bose, and Mrs. DuBose went toI
Annapolis yesterday morning toI
be the week end house guests of
the Superintendent of the Naval
Academy. Vice Admiral and Mrs,
Harry w. Hill.
The Deputy Chief of Staff
Plans, 1t. Gen. Charles L. Bolte |
and Mrs. Bolte gave a dinner onI
Thursday at the Officers Club.
Fort Lesley j. McNair, in honor
OF the retiring military attache
OF Chilean Embassy, who is also
delegate to the Inter American
Defense Board, Gen. Santiago
Danus. and Sonora de Danus.
Other guests included the Am
basSador Of Chile and Sonora del
Nleto del Rio, Col. GuillermoI
Lopez Larrain. the new military
Attache. and Sonora de Larrain
Col. Oscar Herrera, and Sonora de |
Herrera; Maj. Gen. and Mrs. r.
E. jenkins, Brig. Gen. and Mrs,
James H Phillips. Brig. Gen. andl
Mrs. Edwin L. Sibert, Mai. Gen.
and Mrs. Alexander R. Boiling
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. John Wecker-
ing. Col. and Mrs. Ned T. Norris,
Col. and Mrs. L. S. Bork, 1t. Col.
and Mrs. Luis Barros, Mai. andI
Mrs. Hosea Badia Jimeno. Capt.
and Mrs Oren Moffett. Senior
Jaime Danus. son of Gen. Danus,
and Miss Gretchen Corners.
After dinner, Gen. Danus wasI
decorated with the Legion of Merit
with the degree Of Commander,
Gen. Bolte making the presenta-
ton.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Robert WI
Crichlow are leaving for New York.
on Saturday, where Mrs. CrichlowI
will stay for few days after see
ing Gen. Crichlow off for his newI
post with the European Command.
Gen. Crichlow has been serving as
Army Secretary on the Research
and Development Board Of the
Office Of the Secretary of Defense.
Mrs. Crichlow will return to their
home here and wait until trans
portation and quarters are ready
for her.
Their son. Mr.. Robert Crichlow,
has returned after spring vaca-
ton to Haverford College, Pa,
where he is Junior. He will join
his parents in Europe for the
summer.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. John B.
Alderman are looking forward to
having as their guests Mrs. Roger
Weed of Rye, N. Y, and her
daughter. Hilary. They will arrive
tomorrow and remain here for
Easter week end.
Gen. Carl Andrew Spaatz, q. S.
A. F., retired, and Mrs. SpatzI
have their daughters with them
for the Easter holiday. Mrs.
Walter Bell is here en- route
from Nairobi, South Africa, tol
her husbands new post in India.
Mr.. Bell is with the British
foreign Office. And Mrs. Thomas
J. Francis is here from Dartmouth
College, N. H., where Mr.. Francis
is a student.
On Thursday, Gen. and Mrs.
Spaatz gave 6 to 8 o'clock
party at home in their honor. i
Capt. and Mrs. William w.
Deutermann are expecting their
daughter. Miss Edwina Putnam
Deutermann. home for the Easter
week end. Miss Deutermann isl
in her sophomore year at Hollins
College.
The Deputy Secretary Of the
Joint Chiefs Of Staff. Col. Edwin
H. j. earns, and Mrs. earns have
as their house guest this week
end Col. earns sister, Miss Mary
earns of New York.
Mrs. earns parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. S. Chamberlain are ex-I
pected for Easter, arriving on
Thursday from their winter home
at Del Ray Beach. Fla. After thel
holidays they will go to their
home in Greenwich, Conn.
Mrs. Gerald B. Devore, wife Of
Col. Devore, left yesterday for|
Norfolk, Va. where she will be
the house guest Of Mrs. E. w.
Mcdaniel until Thursday.
Maj. James j. Hearick has ar-l
rived in town to take up his newI
assignment after IS months dutyI
in the Far East, where he waSl