Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-02
Quantico Young Folk
Devotins the Season
To Horseback Riding
Classes Under Instruction of
Capt. NJ. G. Holmes.
Autumn Society Events
Scheduled-Special Notes
and Comments.


enthusiasm for horseback riding has
spread to the younger generation, and
this week saw the first lessons of the
childrens riding class. The instructor
Is Capt. Maurice O. Holmes, who is an
excellent horseman. The present men,
bers of the class are Catherine Henley,
Knowles Henley, Ted Cartwright, Charles
D. Barrett, jr. May Eagen, Alfred No
BILE. jr.; Hope Norris, Eleanor Norris,
Roy Geiger, jr.: Joyce Geiger, Marian
Hall, Nancy Hall, Abb edora AnSel,
George r. Reinberg, Hunter Reinberg,
Barbara Underhill, Ruth Strong, Bar
bara Adams, Jane Walker. Peggy Fsllers,
Lowry C. Stephenson, David Stephenson.
Phyllis Potter. Walker Bennett, Dorothy
Ike, Jr.: w. O. Hawthorne, jr, and
Bobby Hawthorne.
Mrs. smith, wife of Mai. James C.
Smith, is a guest of her sister and
brother in-law, Mai. and Mrs. Raphael
Griffin. Mrs. Smith expects to sail soon
for Nicaragua to Join her husband.
Friday evening Miss Betsy Ann Steele
and Miss Ann Kettekoven entertained
at q joint party. the first part being a
treasure hunt In the home of Miss
Steele, after which the party had supper
with Miss Nettekoven. The guests in
cluded Miss Ethel Butler. Miss Ann
Nettekoven, Miss Marie Louise Nutting,
Miss Helen Mcdonald, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Earl S. Piper, Lieut.. Willard Reid, jr.;
Lieut. Harry j. Boyer Lieut.. Roosevelt B.
Burchard. Lieut.. Daniel w. Torray and
Lieut.. Robert H. Kerr.
Friday night of this week Lieut.. and
Mrs. Frank M. June entertained at a
most attractive bridge party, having as
their guests Lieut.. and Mrs. Walter L. j,
Bayler. Lieut.. and Mrs. Earl S. Piper,
Miss Flora Revelle, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Alexander w. Kreiser, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Arthur F. Binney. Lieut. and Mrs. Perry
o. Parmalee, Lieut.. and Mrs. Thomas
@. Ennis, Lieut.. and Mrs. Frank H.
Wirsig.. Lieut.. and Mrs Edison L. Lyman,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert H. Rhoads and
Lieut.. Clarence j. Chappelle.
Mrs. Thomas Cochran, sister of Mrs.
Randolph C. Berkeley. new TO Quantico
from her home IL Philadelphia and was
the house guest of Gen. and Mrs. Berke-
ley last week.
Capt. and Mrs. James NJ Balm mo-
tored to Lexington, Va. last week to see
the ". M. !, VS.. University of Maryland
foot bali game.
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas r. Joyce re-
Gently gave q dinner in honor of Capt.
and Mrs. William M. Radcliffe. u S.
NJ G., Capt. Radcliffe being home from
Haiti on leave. Among the guests were
DR.. and Mrs c. Lee Starkweather of
Oak Crest. Va.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs, j. NJ Hines
entertained Q number Of the children of
the post at birthday party given in
honor of her daughter Bernardyn. The
guests included Miss Mary Hall, Miss
Barbara Raynor. Miss France Lewis,
Miss Emile Lewis, Miss Nora Quigley,
Master Bobby Lewis. Miss Frances
Kathryn Diskin, Miss Virginia Haggerty
and Master Victor Valentine.
Mrs. JoSeph Montague, Mrs John
Mccormick and Mrs. L. NJ. Moore of
Washington were guests over the week
end of Mrs. Montague's daughter. Mrs.
]. NJ. Hines
Beginning Monday, November 3, Maj.
Gen. and MRS. Ben H. Fuller viii be at
home every Monday RfteFnoon in their
quarters at the Marine Barracks, Wash
ingt0n.
The speaker Ia the gymnasium Tues
day evening was Mr. Walter H Newton,
secretary to the President Mr.. New
ton spoke on the workings of the Ex-
ecutiVe Department of the Government.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Pollock are
receiving the congratulations of their
many friends on the birth of a daugh-
ter, Martha Jane, born in the Family
Hospital last Sunday morning, October
IS. The new arrival Is a grand-daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. O. Morgan Of
Augusta, Ga.
Mrs. Shearer, wife of Capt. George w.
Snearer, entertained for a number of
friends Wednesday afternoon at a bridge
tea in her apartment. Those enjoying
Mrs. Shearer's hospitality were Mrs
Charles n. Muldrow, Mrs. Elmer E. Hall,
Mrs Albin L. Lindall, Mrs. Lawson H.
Sanderson, Mrs. Leland B. Swindler.
Mrs. Reginald C. Vardy, Mrs. Murl
Corbett. Mrs. Lyle II. Miller, Mrs. Ralph
z, West, Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Sherman L.
zea, Mrs. James w. Flett and Mrs.
MacNulty
Mrs Miles L. Thatcher. Lieut. comdr
r. g. Baker, Marine Corps, U. s. N;
Capt. John Quimby, U. S. NJ, retired,
and Mrs. Quimby motored down from
Washington Wednesday and were the
luncheon guests of Lieut. Col and Mrs.
James j. Meade.
Among the recent arrivals at the post
are Lieut.. Wflfred j. Huffman, Lieut..
Con1dr. Arthur Freeman, Marine Corps,
q. 3. NJ; Lieut.. George G.. Herman,
Marine Corps, U. s. N, and Lieut.. w.
c. Manley.
The speaker at the Marine Corps
School last Friday morning was Maj
Cedric w. Lewis Of the Signal Cops
u. 8. A. He spoke on Modern Signal
Communications" Mai. Lewis was ac-
companied from washington by Capt
Glen G. Cole OF Marine Corps head
quarters After the lecture both Mai
Lewis and Capt. Cole we're luncheon
guests of Gen. and Mrs. Randolph C..
Berkeley.
The Marine foot ball team from
Quantico played the Army team from
Fort Monroe last Friday and won with
q score of 26 10 0. LieIt. W. K. SteEnis
accompanied the Army team and vas
a guest Of Capt. and Mrs. Elmer E.
Hall for luncheon.
Mrs. Franklin @. Cowie entertained
Thursday afternoon in honor of her
two small sons, Franklin. jr., and
Charles, having many Of the little folks
of the past in her quarters for Hal
loween costume party. The little guests
included Marshall West Billy Drum,
Peggy Fellers, Morgan Ogden, Price Og-
den, Jane Walker F1tzhugh Buchanan,
ir.: Wayne Jones Doris SanderSon,
Lawson Sandersen. Edwin Hakala,
Harry Paul, jF.; June Utley, Duncan
Parsons, Janet Miller, Virginia Calf,
George Towner, tr.: Bobby Towner.
BradforS Miller, Billy Radcliffe and
Thomas Radcliffe.
Mrs Carl T. Hull had a Halloween
supper party Friday night for her son
and daughter Miss Betty Hull and
Carl, tF Her guests were Knowles
Henley, william Hawthorne, jr.; Ruth
Corbett, Hope Norris. Eleanor Norris.
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