Evening star., 1959-06-30

SATURDAY lot the annual Sec
retaries' conference.
Today he will be host at a
retirement parade for outgo-
ing Army Chief Of Staff Max
well D. Taylor. and after
wards, with Mrs. Brucker, will
give a party for the Taylors.
One thousand invitations
have gone out.
Parade Thursday
Rounding out a busy week
for the Bruckers will be
another parade on Thursday
at which the Secretary will
be host at Fort Myer to the
board of the Soldiers. Sailors,
Marines and Airmen's Club,
of which Mrs. Brucker is a
member. At that time Mr..
Brucker will present the
clubs president with a new
49-star United States flag
which the club will display
outside its 1915 L street
home on July 4.
Another SSM6SA board
member. Mrs. Arleigh Burke.
wife of the Chief of Naval
Operations, also hopes to be
on hand at the Thursday re-
view with Admiral Burke.
The Burkes, another busy
service couple, plan a quiet
week end at home over the
Fourth in Admiral's House
with their house guests, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Kenneth
D. Ringle of Avery Island,
La, old friends Of theirs.
Back From England
Another couple who have
been on the go, Air Force
Chief Of Staff and Mrs.
Thomas D. White, also plan
to stay home over the Fourth.
We're just going to play it
by ear" said Mrs. White. IF
it's a pretty day, we may go
down to the Shenandoah VAL
ley for some fishing"
The Whites have Just re-
turned from a Today off,
cial trip overseas where Gen.
White was the guest of Brit
aims Royal Air Force. 1t was
a special treat for British
born Mrs. White. They stayed
with her family in London
during their short visit in
England, then went on to
see the International Air
Show in Paris before return
ing home.
In the meantime Mrs. Ly-
man L. Lemnitzer is already
demonstrating what a we'll
organized Army Chief of
Staff's wife she'll be. The
general will be officially sworn
into his new job tomorrow
and the moving vans probab-
ly won't be pulling up to
their quarters at Fort Nc
Nair for a few weeks yet,
but Mrs. Lemnitzer already
has most of the packing done
and is expecting a houseful Of
guests.
Quarters One at Fort Myer
will need a few repairs and
some painting before they
move in. But 1t won't need
any major changes because
Mrs. Taylor's taste and mine
are pretty much the same"
Mrs. Lemnitzer explained.
The houseful of guests will
be all family-Gen. Lemnitz-
er's brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest w.
Lemnitzer of Paramus, N. j.,
and the Lemnitzers' daughter
and son and grandchildren.
Their daughter, Lois, and her
husband, 1t. H. E. Simpson,
jr.. are already here. Mrs.
Lemnitzer gave her a birth
day party yesterday.
The Lemnitzers are also
looking forward to seeing
their three grandchildren
again, sons Of Capt. and Mrs.
William L. Lemnitzer.
To Attend Ceremonies
AS in past years, Mrs. Lem
nitZer said, the family prob
ably would attend Fourth OF
July ceremonies at the Mon
ument Grounds.
The Bruckers are also ex-
pecting house guests over the
Fourth week end-Mr. Har-
old Forsythe of Saginaw,
Mich. Secretary Brucker's old
classmate and roommate at
the University of Michigan,
and Mrs. Forsythe.
Seattle Bound
Going out of town for the
holiday will be the comman-
dant Of the Marine Corps and
Mrs. Randolph Mccall Pate.
They are leaving Thursday
for Seattle. Wash. where
Gen. Pate has been invited
to be the guest of the city at
Fourth of July ceremonies
sponsored by the American
Legion post Of that city.
Gen. Pate will address a
banquet on Friday and on
Saturday will review a parade.
That night he and Mrs. Pate
will attend a civic fireworks
demonstration outside the
city. Gen. Pate will make a
brief address.