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their move here from Nor
folk, Va.
Comdr. Hans Reitsma, Meth
erlands representative to
NATO at Norfolk, and Mrs.
Reitsma are also house guests
Of the Bakers for the Thanks
giving holidays and will be
here for the reception.
Other house guests include
Mrs. Albert Lang. and Mr.. Carl
Max. both of San Francisco,
Calf. and the Bakers son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Scott-Paine, of
Greenwich, Conn.
Admiral and Mrs. Baker
were in Greenwich last week
end to attend the christening
party Of their grandchild, Eliz-
abeth Margaret Scott-Paine.
Family Party
The superintendent Of the
Naval Gun Factory. Rear Ad-
miral David Merrill Tyree, and
Mrs. Tyree. are looking for
ward to a real family party
for Thanksgiving. Their quar-
tiers at the Naval Gun Factory
have already begun to take on
q festive air.
Coming for Thanksgiving
day and staying for the week
end are her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin L.
Yates Of Detroit, Mich. Also
her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace B. Had
dock. jr., Of New York.
Other house guests for the
holidays will be their son-in-
law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold ]. Deering Of
Middleburg, Va, and their
children, Brien, Ellen and
John.
David Tyree, jr., will arrive
late Wednesday from Dart
mouth College where he Is q
senior. He is bringing his room
mate Kenneth Breasted, Of
Wichita. Kans., home for the
festive season.
Also having Thanksgiving
Day dinner with the Tyres
will be her mother, Mrs. Hor-
ace B. Haddock, who lives in
town, and her cousins, Mrs.
Elmer Wolff, and Mrs. Joseph
Pollock. Of Marshall. Va.
Gen. HsiaO Leaving
Maj. Gen. Sinju Pu Hsiao,
Military Attache of China,
and Mrs. Hsiao are leaving in
December for their home on
Formosa.
Meanwhile they are being
feted by their countrymen and
their numerous American
friends. On Tuesday, Novem-
Der q. Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Robert A. Schow, will be hosts
at dinner at the Army and
Navy Club in their honor.
Maj. Gen. LII Flu Ming Is
replacing Gen. Hsiao, and he
will arrive at the end Of the
week with his wife and four
children. They will occupy the
Hsiao house on Rowland place.
Gen. and Mrs. Hsiao have
their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hsiao, and their daughter
Vivian, staying with them.
The young Hsiaos are looking
for an apartment. They will
stay here.
Gen. and Mrs. Hsiao plan
to stay with friends after they
give UP the house until they
leave for their homeland.
Tea Series
The Army Judge Advocate
General, Maj. Gen. Eugene M.
Caf1ey, and Mrs. Caffey, will
have a quiet Thanksgiving.
Their family cannot get home
until nearly Christmas time.
Thurlow, a senior at New Mex
leo A and NJ, is flying here
December 16 and will be at
home until January 2.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Caffey has
been entertaining at a series
Of afternoon teas, the third of
which was on Friday, when her
guests included wives of off,
GERS Of the j. A. G. stationed
at Forts Meade and Belvoir.
Mrs. Caffey expects to have
two more at-homes-Monday
November 20, and Monday,
December 8. Her guests for
the most part have been and
will be wives Of officers of the
]. A. g. stationed at Fort Hola-
bird, Fort George G. Meade,
Fort Belvoir. the Military Dis
trict Of Washington and the
office Of the Judge Advocate
General.
Ogdens Have Visitors
The ARMY inenactn,. oanara1