Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22
Marked Cayety Shown
In the Social Circles
For Week at Quantico
Numerous Parties Given
During Period of Training
for Reserve Croups-Gen.
eral Notes of Interest.

QUANTICO. July 2l.-This week has
been a gay one with numerous parties
being held during the stay of the Re-
serve officers and enlisted men. Friday
night, July Is, the enlisted men of the
post were hosts TO the Reserve en-
listed men with dance at the post
gymnasium and invitations were given
to all post officers and the Reserve
officers. This was one of the most en-
iovable parties the men have given TINS
season and music was furnished by the
post orchestra.
The Monday night "get-together
for this week was changed from a
bridge party to a dance In honor OF the
Reserve officers. Dancing was on the
tennis court at the Oficers' Club and
music was by the post orchestra.
Capt. and Mrs. A. T. Lewis enter
day evening before the dance.
Mrs Bohn of washington was the
guest of her brother-in-law. Maj. Gen
". c. Neville. at the post last week.
Lieut.. Col and Mrs. W. P. Upshur
had with them last week end Brig
Gen. and Mrs B. Fuller of washington
Col. and Mrs. UpShur entertained a
party of eight at dinner Saturday eve
ming for Gen and Mrs Fuller.
Mai. NJ H Joyce. u. S. A.. and Mrs
Joyce left the post this week on a
months leave before going to Fort
Leavenworth, Kans., where Mai. Joyce
win be in school for the next year.
Visitors of note at the post this week
cad are Capt. and Mrs. John M: Ar
thur. Capt. Arthur has been In Mica
racua for several months and is re-
turning to enter the Army School at
Fort Leavenworth. Kans in September
Mrs. Arthur, who has been with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul White in
New Franklin. Mo-. met Capt. Arthur
in Norfolk. Va. Thursday, coming TO
Quantico Friday, when they were the
guests Of Capt. and Mrs. Arnold w.
Jacobsen.
Miss Elizabeth Barber, daughter OF
Mai. and Mrs. T. D. Barber, is spending
this week with Miss Edwina Putnam.
daughter of Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Rus
sell B. Putnam. Miss Putnam gave a
swimming party at the pool in the Or
GERS Club Tuesday night for her guest
entertaining dozen of the post young
ladies and the Reserve officers. the
party later had supper in the home OF
Mai. and Mrs. Harry w. Weitzel;
Lieut.. C. F. Schilt, who recently re-
ceived the Congressional Medal OF
HCNDE IQE IlGtU&GAA AL kA1A19A~b 1900
guest of honor at a stag party given
by MFR. Chance Brought Of Long Island,
N. Y. in the Summer cottage OF MAJ.
Temple Joyce y. S. A.. retired. In Bar
tinore. A number of the officers from
Brown Field attended the party.
Mrs. Ninmer. wife of Capt. David II,
Nimmer, sailed Saturday for PARIS,
where she viii spend several months
studying art.
Lieut.. comdr. S. S. Cook. Medical
Corus. u. S. Navy. and Mrs. Cook, with
their three children left the post Mon
day and will spend a month visiting
relatives in Virginia and Maryland De-
fore sailing for Haiti next month, where
Comdr. Cook will be on duty.
Mrs. Bloedel, wife OF Capt. @. F.
Bloedel. and her son were the guests
Last week of Chief Marine Gunner ana
Mrs. e. T. Ozabal. Capt. and Mrs.
Bloedel will leave shortly for duty In
Haiti.
Miss Dorothy Seamens, violinist, OF
Washington, and Miss Dorothy Wallauer
who is a soloist of the First Lutheran
Church In Washington. gave several
selections in the program OF music a.
the morning services at the post cnapei
Sunday. An interesting feature OF the
services was the participation by the
members of the De Molay Camp. VINO
were at Camp Neville Rev. j. Clifford.
q. S. N. retired. delivered the sermon.
The boys Of the De Molay Camp. VINO
have been here two weeks, left Friday
by boat for Washington, where they
were met by members of the Robert lie
Bruce Chapter there. and rendered q
reception and sightseeing tour, which
completed their Summer outing. Thurs
day. Mr.. w. j Ford. who Is the presi-
dent of the Planters Bank in Fred
ericksburg. was host to the boys and
Mai. Gen. w. c. Neville. at luncheon at
the George Washington Masonic Lodge
in Fredericksburg and q tour OF the
historic battlefield at Fredericksburg.
Wednesday evening they put on two
degrees Of the order and had Gen,
Neville as guest Of honor. The Robert
Le Bruce Chapter of Washington was
present as was one Of the chapters
from Richmond. Other guests we're
from the Masonic order OF the post
Chaplain and Mrs, Maurice Wither--
spoon entertained with five tables OF
hri6ee Tuesday night, having among
their guests a number of Reserve ofncers.
Mrs Bourne. wife Of Mai. L., M.
Bourne. who sailed last week for duty
In Nicaragua In command Of the Marine
Corps air forces, returned from New
York Tuesday, where she went with
Mai Bourne last Saturday Mrs.
Bourne brought her sister, Miss Alice
Waller. back with her and both are
now with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
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