Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-07
Mrs. Fred G. Patchen
Is Quantico Hostess
At Tea and Bridge
Mrs. Duncan Waller Has
Party in Honor of Mrs.
S. L. Howard.

QUANTICO. Va, June 6.-Mrs Fred
G. Patchen, wife of Capt. Patchen,
entertained at a tea and bridge at the
Officers Club In Quantico Wednesday
having nine tables, with several guests
coming later for tea. Preceding the
party, end honoring a number OF out
of-town friends, was luncheon also
given by Mrs. Patchen, wh:n guests were
Mrs. Ralph Warfield. wife Of Comdr.
Warfield. U. S: N: her mother, Mrs. S.
A. Moreno of Pensacola, Fla. cousin,
Miss Cora Thomas CT Nashville, Tenn;
Mrs. Irving Jacobs, wife Of Lieut.
Comdr. Jacobs, U. S. NJ and Mrs. Ken
meth Inman, wife of Capt. Inman, u.
S. NJ. c.
Mai. and Mrs. Arthur Kingston are
leaving shortly for Indiana polls, where
MAJ. Kingston will be on recruiting
duty
Mrs. Duncan Waller had party We'd
nesday for Mrs S. l.. Howard, who
leaves soon with Maj. Howard for
post in Haiti The major has been on
duty in Washington for some time. Mrs
Albert Howard, Mrs. Harry Burr. Mrs.
w. C. Hall and Mrs c: g. Gill also
came to Quantico as Mrs. Walters
guests. Those ladies of the post who
attended were Mrs. Andrew Drum, Mrs
Paul Cowley, Mrs. Walter Wachtler,
Mrs William c. Hawthorne, Mrs
Charles F. B. Price and Mrs. Franklin
T Steele
Mrs. Andrew Drum, wife 70 Lieut.
CSl. Drum, had as her house guest for
a few days her aunt. Mrs Ralph Gideon
LeBlonde of Columbus. Ohio.
Capt. and Mrs Reynolds Hayden IN
c., U. S. N, have gone on motor trip
to Canada. They will be away from
Quantico for about six weeks. stopping
in Montreal and Quebec, and on the
way home will visit friends in Newport,
r. I.
Maj. and Mrs. Maurice Berry enter
tanned at dinner bridge at the OIL
GERS Club Wednesday. in honor of Col.
and Mrs. Ben Berry, formerly of Wash
ington, but who are now on their way
to Guam. where Col Berry will be in
command of the Marine Barracks there.
Those asked to the dinner were Gen.
and Mrs. Randolph Berkeley, Maj. and
Mrs. Harold Utley, Mai. and Mrs. John
Sebree, Mai. and Mrs. Russell Davis.
Lieut.. Comdr. and MIS-. Amin Lindall,
NJ. c., U. S. N, and Maj. and Mrs.
George Clarke, U. S. A.
Gordon Campbell son of Capt and
Mrs. Earle Campbell, won the boys
tennis tournament. and Hope Norris.
daughter of Maj and Mrs. John F. S.
Norris was the winner of the girls tour
nament The prizes were tennis rackets.
A delightful bridge party was given
by Mrs. Harold Shannon at her home
Tuesday She had four tables of
bridge and asked eight others in for tea
Miss Catherine Clarke daughter of
Maj. and Mrs. Clarke, U. S. A., has
returned from Holton-Arms School in
Washington for the Summer vacation
Miss Betty Price, Maj and Mrs
Charles F. B. Prices daughter, has also
returned to Quantico for the Summer.
She is a second-year student at Goucher
College, in Baltimore Miss Price had
as her house guest over the week end
a classmate from Trinidad Colo, Miss
Dorothy Branson.
Mai and Mrs. Price had a house
guest from Washington. Miss Mary
Sprigman.
The last of the monthly bridge par
ties giTen at and by the Officers Club
was held Saturday night Because it
was the last of the season there was
larger number of players than usual
Several dinner parties preceded it. A
supper was served at II.