Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19
Air Review Is Staged
By Post at Quantico
In Honor of Visitors
Gen. Butler Inspects Entire
Command in Sunset Pa
rade-Dinners, Luncheons
and Other Social Func-
tons Scheduled.

QUAN7TCO, Va, October 1S.-Wed-
nesday afternoon, in honor Of Mr.. Harry
A. Mackey, Mayor of Philadelphia; Mr..
Theodore Rosen, commander Of the
Philadelphia County Council of the
American Legion, and other distinguish
ed guests, there was held an air review,
commanded by Maj. Roy s. Geiger,
after which there was a tour of the
post and inspection Of buildings and ac-
ttvities. At $50 Gen. Smedley Butler,
accompanied by his staff and the Wis
ttors, reviewed the entire command in
sunset parade. Following the parade
the visitors were entertained at dinner
by Gen. Butler. Among the guests were
Mrs. James Hazelett, MIR. William Ben
ham, Mr.. John v. Voorhees,, MIR. II. N.
Taylor, Mr. G. T. Ludington, Col. II.
Harrison Smith, Mr.. Kern Dodge, Mr..
Larry Saunders, Mr.. John Dervin, Mr..
Harry Crosson, Mr.. Michael SAKE, Mr..
Leon Levy, Mr.. v. A. Carroll, prosecut-
Mr.. H. w. Jarvis, Mr.. d. e. Curran, MI:
J. Howard Berry general chairman OF
the Armistice Day Committee; Mr.. Frank
Weiner, chairman of the State Athletic
Committee Of Pennsylvania Mr.. George
Elliott, secretary Of the Chamber OF
Commerce Of Philadelphia; Mr.. Ray
Koob, Mr.. Joseph Flannery, Mr.. Eman-
uGk G1CllCIp MI. JnkAACo NLd4AAA4p MA 0Oo~R4A
Knowlen, captain Of Marine Corps Re
serves; Mr.. Joseph Heating, lieutenant
of Marine Corps Reserves; Mr.. Fabian
Levy, and Mr.. Stewart Kirk, accom-
panied by Brig. Gen. Randolph @.
Berkeley Lieut.. Col. James j. Meade,
Comdr. Ernest w. Brown. Comdr. Carl
T. Hull, Mai. John Potts, Maj. Clarence
z. Nutting, Maj. j. F. Swift Norris, Maj.
James l.. Underhill, Maj. Roy 8. Geiger,
AR04 vXTilIiana HawtnnTnN Mat
George 8. Clarke, Capt. Elmer q. Hall,
and Lieut.. Lucian G. Whitaker.
Following the dinner the visitors went
20 the post gymnasium, where they were
guests Of the entire command at Q
smoker. Speeches were made by MAJ.
Harry A. Mackey, Mr.. Theodore Rosen
and Mr.. v. A. Carroll, all being intro
duced by Gen. Butler. The visitors ex-
pressed their appreciation OF tner re-
ception and their enjoyment Of the pro-
gram, their congratulation on the splen-
did showing the Marines made at the
parade and Of the hospitality OF Gen.
Butler. their host. Many of the visitors
had been with the Marines during the
war and were especially delighted to be
back in Marine post for visit.
Col. and Mrs. James J. Meade were
hosts Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. George
B. Lockwood Of washington. Mr.. Lock-
publican Magazine.
Condr. and Mrs. Ernest w. Brown
had as house guests for. several days
this week Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Ulman or
Northampton, Mass.
Mrs. Allen II. Turnage has just re-
turned from England, where she was
the guest Of her sister and brother in
law, Mr.. and Mrs. william Walmsly, at
their estate, Battle Hall. In Preston.
Mrs. Turnage left Tuesday for the West
Coast, where she win join her husband,
Maj. Turnage, who is on the o. s. 8.
Maryland.
Capt. and MRS. Lester N. Medaris
were dinner guests Of Lieut. and Mrs.
Lawson Sanderson Saturday evening.
Mrs. Lyle II. Miller was the hostess
ct q bridge luncheon in her quarters
wednesday afternoon. The tables were
charmingly decorated with Autumn
leaves and candles to match. The
guests were Mrs. Benjamin H Fuller OF
Washington, ID. O.; Mrs. Smedley ..
Butler, Mrs. Randolph @. Berkeley, MRS.
John r. Henley, Mrs. James ]. Meade
Mrs. Andrew Drum Mrs.. Clarence u
Nutting, Mrs. r. H Davis, MRS. Sidney
Raynor, Mrs. Carl r. Hull, Mrs. Roy s.
Geiger, Mrs. Thomas Watson, Mrs.
Harold Parsons, Mrs. Lowry B. Steph-
enson, Mrs. Harold II. Utley, Mrs. Ar
thur J. White, Mrs. j. r. s. Norris Mrs.
Florida Hall, Mrs. W. O. Hawthorne,
Mrs. Karl T. Buse, Mrs. Raphael Crit
nm, Mrs. George s. Clarke, Mrs. Walter
Q. AnselI, Mrs Roger w. Peard, Mrs.
Robert Blake, Mrs. Elmer e. Hall, Mrs.
Hal n. Potter, Mrs Edwin d. Miller,
Ans. O. N. AGuldrow, Mrs. Lawson H.
SandeEson, Mrs. R0ymand Knapp, Mrs.
Elvthe q. Jones, Mrs. w. J. Fellers,
l&EB. Maurice q. Holmes, Mrs. Robert
II. Pepper, Mrs. Ralph =. West, Mrs.
lloyd w. Bennett and Mrs. George T.
Eah all Of Quantico.
The Cuantico Marine foot ball team
Nanad the Army team from Fort Eus-
t&, Va, and won with q score Of ITO
d O. The Army team was accompanied
81 rs coach, Lieut.. Boettcher.
Capt. and MRS. William K. MacNulty
had as guests at dinner wednesday Miss
Mary Park Clements and Miss Helen
Govern Smith, who motored down from
Washington.
Maj. Harry Pickett, Maj. Kari I.
Buss, Capt. James T. Moore, Lieut..
Lawson H Sanderson, Lieut.. Lucian @.
Whitaker and Lieut., William o. Brice
went by air to The Citadel at Charles
ton, 8. c.. where they witnessed the
foot ball game between Citadel and v.
M. I. It was Homecoming" week at