Evening star., 1961-02-05
By EVELYN M. DENT
Contributing Writer

Rear Admiral Bartholomew
w. Hogan Is being honored
on his departure from the
post as Surgeon General Of
the Navy and for his great
achievements.
Officers in the Bureau Of
Medicine and Surgery, which
includes the medical and
dental services and nurse
corps. have scheduled a re-
ception for February 13 in
the officers mess at the Ma
tional Naval Medical Center
in Bethesda.
Admiral and Mrs. Hogan
will receive at $3.50 pm. The
several hundred invited in
clude high ranking officers
and officials Of the Navy,
chiefs Of diplomatic missions,
leading Washington doctors
and others in the very wide
circle Of personal friends Of
the Hogans.
Rear Admiral Edward c.
Kenney, now Deputy Surgeon
General, viii take over Ad-
miral Hogan'S duties Febru-
ary Is and with Mrs. Kenney
Is to receive with the Hogans
on the 18th. 1t. Comdr. r.
M. Ware, aide to Admiral
Hogan, will make the intro
ductions.
Mrs. Hogan will be honored
by the Navy Medical Officers
Wives Club at q coffee
Thursday morning. The
party will take place In the
commissioned officers mess
at the medical center. Mrs.
Evan C. Stone, jr., Is chair
man Of arrangements.
Presidents
Mrs. Hogan is honorary
president Of the group, and
those who have served as
president during her regime
will act as hostesses. In
cluded in addition to Mrs.
Stone are Mrs. Calvin B.
Galloway, Mrs. Charles w.
Denton. Mrs. Robert o. Can
ada and Mrs. Eugene v.
Jobe.
Mrs. John z. Nardini, club
president, will receive with
Mrs. Hogan. Assisting will
be Mrs. Kenney, wife Of the
incoming Surgeon General,
and Mrs. Lamont Pugh, wife
Of the former Surgeon Gen.
eral.
Mrs. Joel T. Boone, another
past president who served be-
fore Mrs. Hogan'S regime,
will pour coffee. Others
taking their turns at coffee
will be past vice presidents
Of the club during the last
six years. including Mrs. Paul
F. Dickens, jr., and Mrs.
James G. Kurpees.
Admiral and Mrs. Hogan
plan q fortnight's vacation
in what they hope will be the
warmth Of Boca Ration, Fla,
and will return to Chevy
Chase early in March.
Sheens Leaving
Air Vice Marshal w. C.
Sheen, Air Attache Of the
British Embassy, and Mrs.
Sheen will return to England
early next month. They are
planning an early evening
party February % to say
farewell and introduce Air
Vice Marshal and Mrs. r. H.
Emson, the former to succeed
Vice Marshal Sheen.
The rotunda Of the new
Embassy will be the scene Of
the party.
The Emsons are due to ar
rive in Washington several
days before the party and
expect to stay at the Wind
sor Park while hunting more
permanent quarters. Their
son and daughter will join
them here later IN the year.
Vice Marshal and Mrs.
Sheen also will entertain
February % in their home.
Their guests will be other
foreign air attaches and Of
ficers and officials Of the
United States Air Force.
Mrs. Sheen has been busy
with a course in political
science and education at
Maryland University where
she was graduated with a
BA degree before her mar
riage.
Mardi Gras Friday
The annual dinner-dance
Of officers Of the Navy's Bu-
reau Of Ships and those on
engineering duty is to be a
Mardi Gras on Friday eve
ming at the Army Navy Coun-
try Club. The chief Of the
bureau. Rear Admiral Ralph
K. James, is the sponsor for
the fete. Rear Admiral Mar
tin J. Lawrence, assistant
chief for field activities, is
chairman.
.Comdr. Carl w. Capwell is
the author and director of the
entertainment starring Bu-
Ships talent in Bourbon
Street Follies." Comdr. Cap
well is the gifted amateur re-
sponsible for the show at the
Navy Relief Ball earlier in
the season.
Comdr. Manuel daCoSta