Evening star., 1953-05-24
Service News
By EVELYN M. Dent

Inc commanding OfnCer OF
the Naval Hospital, Rear Admiral
Bartholomew w. Hogan, and
Mrs. Hogan are planning their
first party to say goodbye in
June, and other festivities will
follow almost daily until they
leave the Capital scene.
The admiral, who assumed his
new rank recently, will go as
feet surgeon of the Pacific
Fleet, with Honolulu as home
port. Their friends who are
legion in Navy official, diplo-
matte and residential circles will
keep the party calendar filled
each day until their departure
from here June Is. More fes-
tivities await them when they
reach the West Coast and before
they sail for Hawaii.
Their son Bartholomew, jr.,
will accompany the family to
Honolulu and will spend most
of the summer there, returning
to his studies at the University
of Virginia in the fall. Miss
Mary Ledlie Hogan and Thomas
Hogan will stay with their par
ents on the Islands.
Already on leave, Admiral
Hogan has left this week end
for Boston. Mass, where he ex-
poets to visit his brother. Mr..
Leo Hogan, and sister, Mrs. Jo-
seph Farrell.
Foltermoyers to Jopon
Comdr. and Mrs. Joseph E.
Faltmeyer are returning today
from Bryn Mawr, Pa. where
they went on Friday with their
daughter Eileen to visit Mrs.
George William Land, mother
of Mrs. Faltermeyer.
Comdr. Faltermeyer, who has
been on duty as dental officer
at the Naval Gun Factory, has
received orders to report to the
Naval Hospital at Yokasuki, ia
pan, sometime in July.
Meanwhile, they have rented
their house on Wilmott road,
Bethesda, and will be moving out
sometime after June %, when
Mrs. Faltermeyer expects to
spend some time with her mother
while waiting for orders to join
her husband. Their daughter
Eileen will go to school in Bryn
Mawr until they leave for the
Far East.
Col. and Mrs. George Timpke
have taken the Faltermayer
house for the period of time that
Col. Timpke will be on duty at
the Army Medical Center, WAL
ter Reed, where he is assigned
as dental officer. Col. and Mrs.
Timpke are coming here from
their home in Philadelphia.
Col. and Mrs. GroIine Return
Col. and Mrs. Francis J.
Grazing are in town and have
found an apartment at the
Westchester. They returned
after four years in Canada,
where Col. Grazing was Military
Attache at the United States
Embassy at Ottawa. He is here
on duty with the Permanent
Joint Board on Defense
Canada-United States.
Their daughter, Mrs. Fergus
MacLaren, arrived May 3 from
Ottawa to spend some time with
her parents while her husband
is in the Canadian northwoods
on a forestry survey. Mrs.
MacLaren is expected here for a
short visit before they both re-
turn to their home in Ottawa.
En- route here Col. and Mrs.
Grazing stopped at Hutchinson,
KanS., and visited with their
son, 1t. Thomas Robert Grazing,
who is on duty there at the
Naval Air Station. They arrived
in Washington in time to greet
their daughter.
Holmes Run Home Is Porty Scene
Chief of the Supply and Pro-
curement Division, Transporta-
tion Corps. Col. James Glore,
and Mrs. Glore entertained yes
terday and again today at home
from 3 to S o'clock. This is the
fourth and fifth party in a series
they have given since Easter.
The parties are designed to
greet friends, new and old, in
their delightful newly acquired
home at Holmes Run Acres, Falls
Church, Va.
Among the first to arrive we're
the former chief of transporta-
ton, Maj. Gen. Frank A. Heile-
man, U. S. A., retired, and Mrs.
Heileman: Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Paul F. Yount, Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. Harold T. Miller, Col. and
Mrs. John Cooley and Col. and
Mrs. Lawrence Lally.
Also there were Col. Irene
Galloway and Col. Emily Cor