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got back the end of the
week. They have been visit
ing their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas @. Montgomery. in
their home in Hamilton. On
tario, Canada.
Fetes for New Officers
The Commanding General
Walter Reed Army Medical
Center, Mai. Gen. Leonard
ID. Heaton, and Mrs. Heaton
will head the receiving line
at the reception next Sunday
in the oficers Club at the
Center.
Invitations were issued in
the name Of the command
ing general and the officers
club to honor recently as
signed officers TO the Medical
Center and their wives, The
reception is from 6 to 8
o'clock.
The new Commandment Of
the National War College and
Mrs. Thomas L. Harold have
cards out for a reception FRI
day, August 30. to meet the
Glass of 1883. The first
such festivity for the men,
bers Of the new class is set
for the lawn of the War Coll
lege building - weather per-
hitting - and 1t. Gen, and
Mrs. Harold will receive
from $50 to 7::30 o'clock.
Standing with them to
greet the student officers will
be the deputy commandments
and their wives. Rear ADJ
miral William B. Ammon, re-
Gently arrived for duty at the
College from Guam, and Mrs.
Ammon will meet the student
officers and faculty for the
first time.
Completing the receiving
line will be former United
States Ambassador to Iran
and Mrs. Selden Chaplin,
also newcomers to the War
College, and Mai. Gen. and
Mrs. Edward w. SuareZ who
were at the College last year.
Gen. and Mrs. Harold
temporarily are staying at
1901 Cathedral avenue in
town.
LarSOnS in Alexandra
The new Director of the
Personnel Department of the
Marine Corps and Mrs. Au-
gust Larson are at sos Ten
nessee avenue in Alexandria.
They have with them Cwo of
their daughters, the Misses
Joanna and Karen Larson.
The youngest of the girls,
Elm. is at Indian Brooks
Camp near Plymouth, VT, for
he summer.
Brig. Gen. Larson took over
! he Office a fortnight ago sue
> seding Maj. Gen. James P.
} iseley. He came here from
I kinawa where he was as
Slstant division commander
and the family is enjoying
something of a reunion here.
Mrs. Larson and their two
younger daughters were in
Europe while Gen. Larson
was at Okinawa, and Joanna
stayed here where she has an
interesting post in the Health,
Education and Welfare De-
partment. Miss Karen Lar
son expects to enter Sibley
Hospital in the fall for a
course in nursing, and Elm,
too, will go to school here so
the family will be together.
Keharts Here
Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Martin w. Kehart are set
ting in their house at 4534
North Nineteen street in Ar
lington. Admiral Kehart is
the new inspector general of
the Bureau of Yards and
Docks. He came here from
his post as director of the At
lantic Division of Yards and
Docks with headquarters in
New York and succeeded
Rear Admiral Charles L.
Strain as inspector general.
Admiral and Mrs. Kehart
have with them through the
summer their daughter, Miss
Charlotte Kehart, who will be
a member of the senior class
at the University of Southern
California at Los Angeles in
the fall. Miss Kehart is ma
joring in engineering, a sub
ject she became interested in
when in Hawaii where her
father had duty. Miss Kehart
plans a visit with her grand
mother, Mrs. w. T. Martin,