Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-16
Quantities. Program
!Of Social Festivities
Charming and Varied
Attractive Bridge Lunch
cons. Dancing and Other
Forms of Entertainment
/ Listed-Post Smoker a
Feature.

CUANTICO, Va, June 15.-This week
has been a very busy one on the posi-
with parties and entertainments. Mrs
Ridderhof, wife Of Lieut.. Stanley E
Rtdderhof who Is now on duty ir
Nicaragua, entertained 36 guests al
an attractively arranged bridge lunch
con Monday afternoon at Greys Hill
Inn, Va. The party was given for Mrs
Whaling, wife of Lieut.. w. j. Whaling
whose husband is with the rifle team
Lieut.. and Mrs. Whaling left Sunday
for Wakefield, Mass, where the rife
matches are being held.
Gunner E. T. OZabal, had four tables
Of bridge at her quarters Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Anderson, wife of Capt. r. G.
Anderson, entertained with several
tables of bridge at her quarters Friday
afternoon.
The regular monthly smoker for the
post was held Wednesday night in the
post gymnasium. The. entertainment
between the boxing bouts was given by
vaudeville entertainers from Washing
ton.
Lieut. Col r. B. Putnam delivered
the Flag day speech In the post gym
aasium Friday night. Col. Putnam has
given the Flag day talk at the post for
The past several years.
Wednesday evening, June 5, Mrs.
Arnett, wife of Capt. Roscoe Arnett,
entertained with four tables of bridge
u. 8. NJ, and Mrs. Webster.
Mrs. Lewis, wife of Capt. A. T. Lewis,
had four tables of bridge for Dr. and
Mrs. Webster Saturday, June g.
Post School Teachers
Entertain at Dance.
The teachers Of the Post Children's
School entertained their friends at a
dance at the hostess house Saturday
night, June 8. The school closed this
week for the Summer. A large picnic
was held Thursday at Camp Neville,
near Brown Field, for the children and
their parents.
The enlisted men of the post were
hosts at dance in the post gymnasium
last Friday evening Music was fur
nished by the Post Orchestra.
Sunday night June 8, Lieut.. E. A. j.
Poehlmann, U. S. N, and Mrs. Poehl-
mann entertained a half dozen guests
aS supper.
Second Lieut.. Raymond B. Sullivan,
f., is spending the month with his
parents, Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. r. B.
Sullivan. Lieut.. Sullivan graduated
with the last class from the u. S.
Naval Academy and is now on a
months leave. Col. and Mrs. Sullivan
had with them for last week end, Mrs.
Sullivan's brother-in-law and sister,
Comdr. and Mrs. r. d. Spalding, U. s..
N, and their son, Ralph, jr., OF Key
West, Fla.
Mrs. Miller, wife of Maj. Lyle Miller,
left last week for their Summer cottage
on Crystal Lake in Northern Michigan,
where she will spend the Summer Maj.
Miller plans to spend his months leave
on the lake with Mrs. Miller.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John Greer were re-
cent guests of Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. c. r.
Williams while Lieut.. Greer has been
here with the rife team. Lieut.. Greer
Marine Barracks from Annapolis, Md.
HoIdahI- Grove Wedding
Event Of Wednesday.
A wedding of particular note took
place Wednesday at high noon at st.
Adams, In Washington, when Miss
Louise Grove of Baltimore, Md, be-
came the bride Of Lieut.. T. A. Hol-
dahl of this post. Only close friends
wedding. After q short trip Lieut.. and
Mrs. Holdahl will be at home in their
Col, and Mrs. ELI r. Fryer had with
them last week Mrs. Martin, wife Of
Capt F.. G. Martin, y. s. N.
Mrs. r. w. Winter has as her house
guest Miss Virginia DIN of Chatham,
Capt. and Mrs. B. W. Gally and their
two children spent Sunday at the post
With Capt. and Mrs. L. D. Hermle.
Capt. and Mrs. Gally left Monday for
Haiti where Capt. Gally win be on duty.
Visitors at the post last Saturday
we're Capt and Mrs. Lee H. Brown and
Capt. and Mrs. Glenn c. Cole of Wash
3ngton.
Capt and Mrs Bernard Dubel have
gecently taken quarters at the post.
Lieut.. v. M. Guymon, who recently
returned from Nicaragua, is now on
leave of several weeks and left this
week end for Buffalo TO visit friends.
Lieut.. Guymon will be on duty here.
Col. and Mrs. r. M Cults and, their
daughter, Miss Alice Cults, left We'd
nesday for Port au Prince. Haiti, where
Col. Cults will be on duty.
Capt. W. II. Harrison, who Is attend
ing the Sea School In Hampton Roads,
Va. spent last week at the post
Lieut.. T.. j. Farrell spent several days
this week in Philadelphia.
The speaker for the. stan and stu
dents Of the Marine Corps school last
Friday was Lieut. Col Girard L. Nc
Entee, United States Infantry, of Wash
ngton. Col. McEntee has lectured here
before.