Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1935, Page 49

SOCIETY. Ft. Belvoir Is Visited By General Chief of Engineers Delivers Lecture to Officers. FORT BELVOIR, Va., October 19.— Brig. Gen. George B. Pillsbury, assist ant chief of engineers, was a guest at Fort Belvoir yesterday, when he de- livered a lecture to the Regular Army officers’ class at Abbot Hall. A dance was given by the engineer mess last evening at Mackenzie Hall and was largely attended. Among the guests were several from Wash- ington and music for dancing was furnished by the post orchestra. Sev- eral dinner parties preceded the hop. | The Halloween dance which was originally scheduled for Friday night, | October 25, will be given Saturday night instead. The hunting season will open to- morrow morning for members of the engineer mess, who, are riding en- thusiasts, when riders will meet at Mackenzie Hall for a drag hunt. In addition to the field an observers' group will be formed for those riders. who wish to watch the hunt. A hunt breakfast will be served at the club following the ride. A radio foot ball party will be held in the main lounge of the Officers’ Club next Saturday afternoon, when & play-by-play chart will be kept of the Army-Harvard game, and refresh- ments will be served. Col. and Mrs. C. C. Gee of Wash- ington visited their son-in-law and Bride and MISS EOLENE VIRGINIA FOLLIN, Daughter of Mrs. Susan J. Folin of Great Falls, Va. whose engagement is an- nounced to Mr. Bernard Jo- seph Vincent of this city. The wedding will take place No- vember 16. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Bride-Elect T ——— : | guests Thursday of Mrs. MRS. ROBERT M. BAKER, Before her marriage October 12, Miss Hazel Battle, daugh- ter of Mrs. James L. Battle and the late Mr. Battle of Washington and Charlotte, N.C. Mr.and Mrs. Baker will reside at 2504 Tenth street northeast. |and their two young sons of Wash- |ington were entertained at dinner Sunday, October 13, by Capt. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Moore. Lieut. and Mrs. Robert L. Lance- | field motored to Wilmington, N. C., to daughter, Lieut. and Mrs. Thomas A. |spend last week end. Returning with Lane, Sunday. Also visiting them was | them to Fort Belvoir was Mrs. Z. W. Mrs. Lane’s aunt, Mrs. J. J. Gallagher | Whitehead of Wilmington. Mrs. of Washington. | Whitehead was formerly a resident of Maj. and Mrs. Stanley L. Scott en- | Washington, where her late husband tertained at a large tea at their quar- | was active in governmental affairs. ters Saturday afternoon, October 12.|She spent some time in Washington About 90 guests were present, includ- | during her five-day stay here and re- ing officers stationed here in com- | turned yesterday to her home. mand of the C.-C. C. camps, those| Mrs. Jerome J. Benjamin will ar- who are on special duty with the |rive this week to be the guest of her pentathlon squad and sevral guests [son-in-law and her daughter, Lieut. at Winfield, Kans.,, she will visit at Fayettesville, Tenn. Interesting house guests of Capt. and Mrs. Harold P, Henry this com- ing week will be Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gernhart. Mrs. Gernhart as Miss Helen Henchey of Montclair, N. J,, is remembered at Fort Belvoir, where from Washington. Mr. Prancis A. Wilson of New York is visiting his son and daughter-in- law, Maj. and Mrs. Daniel Noce. Mrs. Neuman, wife of Maj. David wins and Bernat Yarns. Instruction and Blocking by Mrs. Louise M. Altenbaugh @ mot. 133 3000 Conn. Ave. 4800 and Mrs. Chester Lavaughn Land- |aker. and has been visiting her soni land her daughter-in-law, Mr. and| Mrs. Felix Thurman Davis in New | Adams | York. Before returning to her home ' hart are returning from a wedding trip to Florida and they will also visit at Mr. Gernhart’s home at New- ark, N. J., before establishing resi- dence in New York, where Mr. Gern- i hart is associated with the Chase National Bank. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pollock were Pollock’s C., OCTOBER 20, 1935—PART THREE. Maj. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Pollock |week end guests of Lieut. and Mr were en route from Ashville, 8. C., to their home at Cleveland, Ohio. Capt. and Mrs. Homer B. Pettit and Capt. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Moore attended a large tea given by Maj. and Mrs, Willlam H. Heavey at their home in Washington last Saturday. Miss Francis Gallagher and Miss E. A. Brown, who entertained al dinner in their honor last evening preceding the dance. Lieut. and Mrs. Thomas A. Lane en- tertained Lieut. and Mrs. David W. Heiman, Lieut. and Mrs. Mansfield and Lieut. and Mrs. Bruce D, Rind- laub at a bridge supper at their cousin, Mrs. Stanley L. Scott and Margery Brown of Ithaca, N. Y., are 'home this evening. K 741 SOCIETY. E-8 | orations were in pink, yellow and e . ) Hewitts Children’s | green. The guests included Jack and Jill Dorsee, Patsy and Charlotte Geary, Party for Their Son Elizabetr Awrua, Doris Heffley, Mary Capt. and Mrs. Frank L. Hewitt | Jane Dubois, Joan Powell, Mrs. Marcel entertained at a birthday anniversary | Dubois, Mrs. Edmund B. Dorsee, jr.; party yesterday afternoon for their | Mrs. Donald T. Heffley, Mrs. John son, Frederick Thomas, who cele- | Geary, Mrs. W. J. Proctor, the small brated his 2d birthday anniversary. |host's grandmother, and Mrs. R. O. Refreshments, favors and other dec- ' Wilmarth. MISSES- New Velvet Gowns with dazzling Lame Dinner Jackets $19.75 Black with Gun Metal / Rust with rust ! Black with white Severely formal— the velvet dresses L. Neuman, who has been stationed at Richmond since leaving Fort Bel- voir a few months ago, will arrive here Saturday from Richmond to visit Mrs. Noce and will also be entertained by Mrs. Charles Sale and Mrs. Ken- neth M. Moore. Mrs. Moore will give an afternoon bridge in her honor Tuesday. 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