Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-12
Quantico Social Set
Enjoys Fall Program
Of Rare Festivities
Complimentary Bridge Teas,
Honor Dinner and Sur
prise Party Among Week $
Attra zrions-Other Note
worthy Events Scheduled.

post. The guests wednesday were Mrs.
Leroy Hunt of Washington, Mrs. John
Maurice Holmes Mrs. Charles c.
Brown, Mrs. Franklin T. Steele, Mrs.
Robert G. Heiner, Mrs. Carl t. Hull,
Mrs. Smedley ID. Butler, Mrs. Albin l..
Linden. Mrs. George S. Clarke, Mrs.
Clarence E. Nutt1nG, Mrs. Randolph G.
Berkc ey, Mrs. HrroG L. Parsons, Mrs.
Harold H. Utiey and Mrs. Lyle H. Mil
Ter. Later in the afternoon Mrs. Lowry
B. Stevenson Mrs. John Potts, Mrs.
James l.. Underhill, Mrs. James j.
Meade, Mrs. Cottrell mother of Mrs.
Wachter, and Mrs. Charles D. Barrett
game in for Tea.
Mrs. Hawthorne's guests Thursday
included Mrs. Richard H. Jeschke, Mrs.
William S. Fellers, Mrs James d.
Waller, Mrs. Thomas E. Watson, Mrs.
Raphael Griffin, Mrs Karl /. Buse,
Mrs. Harold c. Major, Mrs. Elmer E.
Hall, Mrs. Theodore H, Cartwright,
Mrs. Hal N Potter, Mrs. Charles N.
Muldrow, Mrs. Robert H. Pepper, Mrs.
James P. Smith, Mrs Alfred E. Noble,
Mrs Murl Corbett and Mrs. Robert
Blake. Mrs. Lucian Whitaker came
in later for tea.
Mai. and Mrs Clarence c. Nutting
had as their dinner guests Friday
night Gen and Mrs. Smedley D. But
Ter. Mai and Mrs. George S. Clarke
and Mai. and Mrs. Harold L. Parsons.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Lawson H. Sander
son had as their guest for the week
end Mrs. Sanderson's niece, Miss Mary
Plowman of Alexandria. wednesday
evening the Sandersons had as their
dinner guests Lieut. David L. CLOUD
and Lieut.. Robert H. Kerr.
Saturday evening at the Army, Navy
and Marine Corps Country Club the
Younger. set from Quantico gave sur
f,rise marty for Miss Mary Tyler Heiner,
daughter of Capt and Mrs. Robert g.
Heiner. u. S. N, who with her parents
is leaving soon for Peiping, CHINA
where Capt Heiner Will nave com
mand of the Naval Hospital. MISS
Heiner has been most popular during
her STAY at the post, and 1t IS with
regret that her friends see her go.
Among those attending the dance were
Miss Ethel Butler, Miss Anne Nette-
koyen. Miss Helen Mcdonald, MISS
Marie Louise Nutting, Miss Betsy Ann
steele, Miss Betty Bennett, Miss kath-
crime Clarke, Miss Grace Whlte, MISS
Ruth Marsters, Miss Anne Marsters,
Miss Flora Revell, Lieut.. and MRS.
Walter L. j. Bayler, Lieut. and Mrs
Alexander w. Kreiser, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Joseph LYMAN. Mr. and Mrs. Ewing
Wall. Lieut.. and Mrs. Chester B. Ora
ham. Mai and Mrs Roger w. Pearo.
Lieut.. j. Phillip Berkeley, Mr.. Richard
HAYWARD. Lieut.. Willard Reed. jr;;
Lieut.. Warren E. Sweetzer' II; Lieut.
Francis H Bradbury, Lieut.. Thomas z.
Colt. ir.; Lieut. Thomas Noon, Lieut..
Richard. Lieut. Theodore Brewster,
Lieut. Robert H Kerr, Lieut.. David l..
Cloud, Lieut. John H. Sttllman, Lieut..
Frank G. Daily and Lieut.. John Wehle
from Philadelphia.
Lieut.. James Philip Berkeley who Is
attending the Basic School in Phlla-
delphia. and Mr.. Richard Hayward,
from Norfolk, are spending the week
end with the formers parents, Gen
and Mrs. Randolph c. Berkeley. Ran
dolph Carter Berkeley, jr. the younger
son of Gen. and Mrs. Berkeley, Is at
tending the Severn School at Severn
Park, Md
Friday, Mrs. Robert Blake gave an
informal luncheon in honor OF MIS-
Thomas E. Watson who Is sailing on
October ID for Santo Domingo to join
her husband, who has been designated
as Food Commissioner there. Mrs.
Blake had as her other guests Mrs.
Lyle H. Miller. Mrs Robert H. Pepper,
Mrs. Charles N. Muldrow, Mrs Elmer
E. Hall Mrs. w. Stanley Fellers and
Mrs. James L. Underhill.
The Tuesday Club met this week at
the home Of Mrs Holmes, wife Of
Capt Maurice G. Holmes.
Miss Betsy Ann Steele daughter OF
Captain and Mrs. Franklin T. Steele,
was hostess at a supper party in her
quarters last Friday night. Those en-
joying Miss Steeles hospitality were
Miss Ethel Butler, Miss Ann Nette-
koven, Miss Marie Louise Nutting, Miss
Colt, sister of Lieut.. Colt; Lieut..
Francis H. Bradbury, Lieut.. Theodore
o. Brewster. Lieut.. Harry j. Boyer,
Lieut.. Thomas c. Colt, jr., Lieut.. John
H Stillman and Lieut.. Robert H. Kerr.
Later in the evening the party motored
TO Fort Humphreys where they attended
the dance at the officers club there.
Lieut. and Mrs. Edward n. Snedeker
have as their house guests Mrs. Sned-
eker's mother and father Mr.. and Mrs.
F. r. Doughit of Mount Airy, n. C..
and her two aunts, Mrs. Powell and
Mrs. Atkinson. also Of Mount Airy.
Mai and Mrs. James L. Underhill
have rs their guest Mrs. Underhills
mother. Mrs Charles S. Miller Of
Philadelphia.
Mrs RhoadS, wife of Lieut.. Robert
H Rhoads. gave most attractive
bridge tea in her quarters Wednesday
afternoon, having as her guests MIS-
Harold G. Major Mrs. Guy Smith, Mrs.
Chester 3. Graham, Mrs Frank M.
June, Mrs. Clayton C. Jerome, Mrs.
Lemuel A. Haslup, Mrs Joseph Lyman,
Mrs Lawson H. Sanderson. Mrs. Henry
A. Carr, Mrs Norman Rainier, Mrs.
Walter L. ]. Bayler Miss Revell. Miss
Ethel Butler, Mrs. Roger w. Peard.
Mrs Ivan Miller and Mrs. Lester
Powers.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. James j. Meade
have returned after an absence OF three
weeks during which tima they have
been touring. Among the various
places they visited were Atlantic City
Newport. Boston and Province Lake Me.
Me ..
The first foot ball game of the sea-
son was played at the stadium last
Friday afternoon with the Army Air
team from Langley Field, competing
with the Marine team. The marines
won with a score of Z to 0. Among
the officers who accompanied the team
were Col. Kirkland. commanding off,
Ger Of Langley Field; Lieut.. Day and
Lieut.. Adams.
Thursday evening Lieut. and Mrs.
Chester B. Graham were hosts at
dinner party for Lieut.. and Mrs. Guy
B. Smith. Lieut. and Mrs. Frank M.
June and Lieut.. and Mrs, Robert H,
Rhoads.
Tuesday evening in the gymnasium
prior 10 the movies DR.. William A.
Steuart. Director Of the Census, spoke
on Taking the Census"
Monday evening Miss Bernice wilkins
and Miss Dorothy Townsend accom-
panied by Mr.. Conrad H. Reid and Mr..
Harry Simpson, motored to the Indian
Spring Country Club at Indian Spring,
Md. where they attended the dinner
dance given by the Alpha Iota Kappa
fraternity.
FAMILY CLAIMS RECORD