Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07
Service Wives Clubs
Valentines
Are Motif
OF Dance


dance on Thursday when men,
bers of the Boiling Field Of1cerS'
Wives Club entertain.
Festivities begin at Z with a
reception in the lounge OF the
Officers Club at Boiling Air
Force Base. with a buffet dinner
following.
Dancing is expected to begin
at 8 to the Crew Chiefs OrcheS-
ira of the Air Force Band.
Mrs. Robert Irwin is chair
man of arrangements and Mrs.
G. H. Wilson has charge OF
reservations. which close tomor-
row noon. If you have not re-
ceived your invitation or wish
to make reservations, please call
10. 2-5545.
The chief of the Navy Bureau
of Aeronautics. Rear Admiral
Apollo Soucek. will be on hand
to greet the ladies of the OFF,
GERS Wives Club of BuAer before
their luncheon on Thursday at
the officers Club, Fort Lesley j.
McNair.
This is the second luncheon
meeting of the season, and Is
scheduled for 1890. followed by
a spring fashion talk. The val
entine theme will be carried out
IN the decorations.
Arranging this party are Mrs.
Lloyd Harrison, Mrs. E. C. Eek
strom and Mrs. Robert S. Hatch
er. Any one who has not been
contacted and wishes to attend
the luncheon. call your division
officers wife tomorrow.
The first luncheon of the 1854
season for the McNair post
ladies was held at the officers
Club. Fort McNair. on Thursday.
In charge of arrangements were
Mrs. D. B. Diehle and Mrs. j. A.
Gordon.
The Chemical Corps Wives
Club will meet on Tuesday at
luncheon and to install new OFF,
GERS for the 1854 season. The
results of the balloting will not
be known until after the lunch
con when the committee will
read the ballots.
Mrs. Vincent F. La Piana and
Mrs. Richard o. Gordon are
hostesses for the luncheon, which
Is to be held at the Army Navy
Country Club. Following the
meeting, Mr.. Ted Brown of the
Falls Church Theater group will
do a monologue.
The Navy Doctors Wives
Club of Washington will meet
for luncheon Thursday at 1890
at the Officers Club of the
National Naval Medical Center,
Bethesda, Md.
Mrs. E. NJ. Tomlin. program
chairman, has completed ar
rangements for a showing Of
spring hats to be presented by a
local hat shop. Mrs. Robert B.
Brown, hostess chairman. has
announced that Mrs. P. r. James
is in charge of decorations with
Mrs. w. T. Hall and Mrs. s. L.
Fox assisting.
The Ladies Ordnance Associa-
ton has planned a party to start
fund raising for their two charity
projects. They are the Army
Navy League, under the chair
manship of Mrs. Henry r. West
phalinger. and the Korean Book
Han San Orphanage. under the
Craftsmanship of Mrs. Henry
Haas.
This party will be dessert
card party and Chinese auction
next Friday at 12:45 at the
Lyon Village Community House
in Arlington. Tickets are $3.50
per person with Mrs. j. A. Ulrich
taking reservations.
The Officers Club of the Naval
Gun Factory will be the scene
Thursday for the luncheon
of the Military Police Corps
ladies. Time is set for 1915.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. George Cornish at IA.
1860.
Mrs. Ewalt M. Osborn is chair
man of the guest luncheon to be
given by the Air Force Dental
Officers Wives Club Wednes-
day at 1890. The gather
ing will take place at the Boiling
Air Force Base Officers Club and
reservations may be made by
calling Mrs. John Cortopassi at
10. 7-7810.
Assisting the chairman will be
Mrs. Franklin j. Widney. Mrs.
Charles j. Mahan, Mrs. Corto-
passi. Mrs. Ray Parsons and
Mrs. Marvin Aaron. The bust
ness meeting conducted by Mrs.
Donald c. Hudson, will include
adoption of a constitution. The
program for the afternoon will
include making valentines for
hospitalized children.
Next Wednesday will also
mark the meeting Of the Navy
Dental Wives. This event will
take place at noon at the Naval
Medical Center's Commissioned
Officers Mess. Hostesses for the
day will include Mrs. Herbert
H. Abbott. Mrs. w. E. Couvillon
and Mrs. E. L. Doyle.
There will be a fashion show
of furs. the latest millinery, suits
and dresses from a local shop.
Some of the wives will act as
models. e. M. D.
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