Evening star., 1930-11-30
Officers Club Scene
\ OF Dance Featuring
Thanksgiving Week
Elaborate Social Functions
IN Program at Quantico on
Recent Dates - Personal
Notes of Special Interest.

QUANTICO, Va, November 29.-The
interest of the post centered in a
Thanksgiving dance at the new officers
club on Wednesday. Many of the young
people who have been away at school
and college returned for the holidays,
some bringing friends with them, and
all joining in the gay, informal affair.
There were many amusing and original
costumes, the dance being in the nature
Of tackle party A number of delight
ful dinners were given preceding the
dance.
Capt. and Mrs Alfred H. Noble en-
tertained at dinner, having as their
guests Maj and Mrs. Charles D. Bar
rett, Maj. and Mrs. Harold Utley, Maj.
and Mrs. John Sebree, Comdr and Mrs.
Carl T. Hull Capt. and Mrs Maurice
Holmes, Capt. and Ms. Elmer Hall,
Capt. and Mrs. Daniel Campbell and
Lieut.. and Mrs. Walter G. Ansell.
Capt. and Mrs. Richard H. Jesche
were recently hosts at an attractive din
ner. Mai. and Mrs. w. G. Hawthorne,
Capt. and Mrs John p. Adams, Maj.
and Mrs. George 8. Clarke, Mr.. Horace
Allen, Lieut.. and Mrs. Walter A. Wacht-
Ter, Lieut.. and Mrs. Theodore Cart
wright, Lieut.. and Mrs. Raymond F.
CriSt, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Devereaux
OF Washington, d. C., and Miss Ann
0evereauX were the guests
Capt. and Mrs. Harold c. Majors gave
o charming dinner in honor OF Miss
Mtlriel Wood of Washington D. c.,
who is their house guest for the Thanks
giving holiday Those invited TO meet
Miss Wood were Maj. and Mrs. Roy
s. Geiger, Capt. and Mrs. Louis Jones.
Capt. Francis F. Mulcahy, Lieut.. and
Mrs Robert H Rhoades, Lieut.. and Mrs
Ivan Miller, Lieut.. and Mrs. Clayton c..
Jerome and Lieut.. Clarence Chapel.
Gen. and Mrs. Randolph Berkeley
had Lieut.. Phillip Berkeley and Carter
Berkeley with them for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Berkeley drove to Annapolis We'd
nesday to bring their son Carter home.
Maj. and Mrs. George @. Clarke en-
tortained very Informally on Tuesday
evening at q small dinner for Gen. and
mrs. Smedley Butler and Maj. and Mrs.
Clarence Nutting.
Mai. and Mrs. Rafael Griffin invited
some friends in to Sunday tea to
meet Mrs Grifin's sister, Mrs Smith,
who is sailing to join her husband, MAJ.
Julian Smith, in Jinotega, Nicaragua
Mai. and Mrs. Lyle Miller Maj. and
Mrs. Harold Parsons. Mai. and Mrs.
Harold H. Utley, Capt. and Mrs. James
NJ Balm, Capt. and Mrs. Robert Pep
per, Capt. and Mrs. William K Mac
Nulty, Capt and Mrs. Blythe Jones,
NIS. 0Ld1ucy pcllCASy NhlSo AOuloC NCu-
lay, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Kimman of
Fredericksburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Wannamaker and Miss Caroline Wan
namaker of South Carolina were guests
at the tea Mrs. Smith left Monday for
Elkton, Md, TO visit Mai Smiths
mother before she sails from New York.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Lawson H. Sanderson
entertained at Thanksgiving dinner
Capt. and Mrs. Rogers, who have just
arrived from the Presidents camp on
the Rapidan. Capt. and Mrs. Rogers
VIII remain in Quantico until Febru-
ary, when the former will return to
the Rapidan camp:
Miss Marie Ansell has been visiting
Lieut.. and Mrs. Walter Ansell for sew
eral days. Miss Ansell has just returned
from a tour of six months. She spent
the greater part of the time in Ger
many, and also travelled in italy and
France. She left Monday for her home,
in Elgin, Ill
Capt and Mrs William K. MacNulty
drove to Annapolis for the week end to
be the guests of Capt and Mrs. c. p
Snyder and to witness the foot ball
game.
drove to Baltimore to spend Thanks
giving.
Mrs Robert Rhoades invited a num-
ber of friends to an attractive bridge
party Friday evening in honor Of her
husband, Lieut.. Rhoades, on his birth
day anniversary. Those enjoying their
hospitality were Capt. and Mrs. Harold
Q. Majors, Lieut. and Mrs. Lawson H.
SanderSon. Lieut. and Mrs. Clayton G..
Jerome, Lieut.. and Mrs. Lemuel A.
Haslup Lieut.. and Mrs Chester B. Gra-
ham, Lieut.. and Mrs. Floyd w. Bennett,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Earl s. Piper, Lieut..
and Mrs. Walter L. Baylor. Lieut. and
Mrs. Frank June, Lieut.. and Mrs. Ed
ward w. Snedeker, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
B, Smith, Lieut. and Mrs. Thomas g.
Ennis, Lieut.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Jor-
dan.
Capt and Mrs. Franklin Steele had
their daughter, Miss Betty Ann Steele,
Who has been in school in Washington,
and her friend, Miss Martha Goode
of Bronxville, N. Y, spending Thanks
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