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HAPPY to have her sister, Miss Lucille Finch of Baltimore, Md., here is Mrs. Norman M. (Helen) Ostergren. Miss Finch has been visiting in Miami, Fla., for the past several weeks. She will be the guest of honor this evening at a dinner party given by Mrs. Oster gren in the Marine Commissioned Officers’ mess. Beveridge, Ens. Beveridge, now in Honolulu, is later to have duty in Philadelphia and will join Mrs. Beveridge. ANNOUNCEMENTS were re ceived here this week of the mar riage of Miss Mary Weyler, daugh ter of Capt. George Lester Wey ler, USN, and Mrs. Weyler, and Lt. Harold Jones Mitchener, US MC. The ceremony took place Feb. 15 at the Naval Station, Guan tanamo Bay, Cuba of which Capt. Weyler is commandant. THEIR MANY FRIENDS here regret to hear that Capt. and Mrs. Charles A. Pownall and their daughter, Louisa, will soon leave for Norfolk, Va., where Capt. Pow nall will be in command of the Naval Air station. MAKING PLANE for a mid- March sailing for Honolulu is Mrs. John Murphy. Comdr. Mur phy sailed aboard the S. S. Lur line Friday to take command of a utility squadron in the Islands. FURNISHING the incentive for numerous parties are Mr. and Mrs. Allyn Warren and Miss Belle Press, house guest of Miss Mar cia Warren and Mrs. Rachel War ren Watson. Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fitch, Jr. entertained at the cock tail hour in their home in com pliment to the visitors and Sat urday evening Mrs. Madeleine Nichols Sharp will honor them at a party. ARRIVING Tuesday from San Jacinto was Mrs. Arthur H. Bar endt to spend several days with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fuller. Mrs. Barendt has recently remodeled her San Jacinto home which has a beautiful country setting. MRS. ALYS R. WEBB has as her house guest her sister-in-law, Mrs. Brainald Rundle Pegram, who arrived yesterday from Gadson, Alabama. LEAVING Wednesday for Phil adelphia, Pennsylvania, to visit her parents was Mrs. Richard A. BEING WELCOMED by their many friends are Lt. and Mrs. Thomas Kurtz Jr., and their lit tle son Thomas III, who have ar rived from San Francisco and have taken an apartment at the Chateau. Lt. Kurtz is on the staff of base force transports. The officer's mother, Mrs. Thomas Kurtz, who came here with her son and daughter in law, has returned to her home on Park Avenue, New York, after visiting with Capt. and Mrs. H. A. Jones. She is the wife of Capt. Kurtz, USN, retired. SAILING today for Honolulu will be Mrs. Paul Wegeforth, Mrs. Walter G. Farrell, (Mary Belcher) her son, Fritz Trapnell and Mas ters Garry and Mike Belcher. They will join Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gar retson Belcher and Frank J. Bel cher, Jr., in the Islands and re main “over a steamer”. Tuesday Mrs. Wegeforth was hostess at a luncheon at Hotel del Coronado feting Mrs. Rodman Parsons, who will leave in early March with Mr. Parsons and their daughter for Philadelphia where they will make their future home. A LUNCHEON HOSTESS today in her home on I avenue, is Mrs. George F. Neal, wife of Rear Adm. George F. Neal, USN, retired. Guests include a small group of intimate friends,
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Coronado Citizen
Coronado, California, US
Thu, Feb 27, 1941
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