Evening star., 1931-06-14
Bridge Party Honors
Members of Quantico
Club Departing Soon
Mrs. George Walker Enter.
tains at Mansfield Hall
Country Club.

the most attractive parties OF the week
was that given by Mrs. Walker, wife OF
Lieut.. George Walker, at the Mansfield
Hall Country Club in Fredericksburg In
honor of Mrs William MacNulty, Mrs.
I Gorge Hall, Mrs. Louis Jones and MRS.
Robert Pepper, members OF MRS.
walkers bridge club, who will leave
shortly. There were five tables OF
bridge, preceded by luncheon. Mrs: Dye,
wife of Capt L. l.. Dye OF Barrett PARK,
Md, was an out-of-town guest as was
also Mrs. Brown, wife OF Capt. l.. II.
Brown of Washington.
Mai. and Mrs. James Balm had as
their house guests for several days this
week the latter's father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Stroud, and Miss
lola Stroud of Portsmouth, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kemph Of Chester,
Pa, have been visiting Capt. and Mrs.
John McVey.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Samuel Milliken were
with Capt. and Mrs. John McCann this
week. Lieut.. and Mrs. Milliken are IN
will be here permanently, when Lieut..
Milliken will attend the Company
Oficers' School. They are now on duty
In Boston. Mrs. McCann gave q bridge
party of three tables Thursday for her
guest.
Mrs. Emma L. Warren of Washington
has been the guest of Lieut. and Mrs.
Floyd Bennett.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Tom Barber and
their daughter Elizabeth have recently
come to Quantico from New Orleans,
where Col Barber has been stationed.
Miss Grace White, daughter Of Maj.
and Mrs Arthur White, is home for the
Summer vacation. Miss White Is
F1rst-year law student at George Wash
mgton University.
Ms. Fassett, wife Of Maj. Harold
Fassett, with her two children, Mary
Ellen and Stedman, are visiting her
father, Mr.. o. Brayshaw, in Vandegr1ft,
Pa, before leaving for Key West, Fla,
where Mai. FasSett will be stationed.
The post school for children held Its
graduation exercises In the gymnasium
Thursday morning. The graduates from
grammar school are Fay Wright, Marion
Hall, daughter of Capt and Mrs. George
Hall; Robert Lytle, Lowry Stephenson,
son Of Maj and Mrs. Lowry Stephenson.
and Marjory Raynor, daughter OF NAL
and Mrs Sidney Raynor. AS is usual
at the end of the term, the student
receiving the highest marks during the
year was given medal. The receiver
Of the grammar grade medal was Helen
Hall of the seventh grade, daughter Of
Chaplain Wilford Hall, U. S. N, and
Mrs. Hall, and the high school medalist
was Knowles Henley, the son of Col.
and Mrs. John Henley.
Members of the fifth and sixth grades
Of the post school for children, under
the tutelage of their teacher, Mrs. Price,
had lunch in the Off1cers' Club yester-
day, followed by boat ride in the after
noon. Not to be outdone, the members
of the fourth grade will go on a
"weenie roast" and a walk in the woods
with their teacher, Miss Hazel Farrar,
Monday.
Miss Ann Campbell, daughter of Capt
and Mrs. Earle Campbell, celebrated
her twelfth birthday anniversary with
q party in her home Tuesday. to which
were asked Mrs. Price, Hazel and Doro-
thy Voght, Esther and Martha Allen,
Annette Grimm, Patricia McCann,
Celeste Shannon, Frances Lewis, Mary
Jane McVey and Abbie-Dora Ansell and
Margaret Jeschke.
polo game was played Sunday
morning between the teams captatned
by Mai Lloyd Leech and Capt. Hal
Potter. These teams are named, respec-
lively, the Day Students. and the Spare
Parts. The Day Students are comprised
of Mai Leech, Capt. George Walker,
Capt. Hall Jeschke and Lieut.. Clayton
jerome, who substituted for Capt. Murl
Corbett. The Spare Parts are Capt
Potter. Lieut.. John ,Stillman. Lieut.
Thenton Boaz M. CO. u. S. N, and
Mr. Cornell, son of Capt. Percy Cornell.
The result Of the game was tie, p.
Lieut. and Mrs Walter Wachtler en-
tertained about 80 guests at supper
dance at Aqua Tavern. on the Fred
ericksburg road, Saturday night, June 6.
Mrs Geiger, wife of Maj Roy Geiger,
was elected captain at recent meeting
of the Girl Scout Troop, No. 30, and
Miss Grace White was elected as her
lieutenant. The approval of this action
is now being awaited from the National
Girl Scout headquarters in washington.
Mrs. Geiger in her new post succeeds
Mrs. John F. S. Norris, who has left for
Portsmouth, Va.
Mai and Mrs John Potts visited
Quantico this week end in their cruiser
Quien Sabe II.
Miss Virginia Henley, daughter Of Col.
and Mrs. John Henley, was graduated
Thursday from Notre Dame in Balti-
more Miss Yvette Baker, daughter OF
Comdr. Virgil Baker, retired, u. S. N,
who has been an occasional visitor to
Quantico as Miss Henley's guest, was
another of the graduating class. Col.
and Mrs. Henley drove TO Baltimore
for the graduation exercises.
Mrs. Carl Hull and her son and
daughter have left for Norfolk, where
they will be joined later by Lieut..
COIQQT. f1ull5 WHO Will NC dGOdCAlCu W
the U. S. S. Mississippi. Mr.. Hull has
been on the staff of the Marine Corps
schools for the past year.
Lieut. and Mrs. Charles Chapel and
their small son are staying at the Poto-
mac Inn until they are assigned quar-
ters in the post. They motored here
from Key West, Fla, where Lieut..
Chapel has been stationed.
Capt. and Mrs. Raymond Knapp an
nounce the birth of daughter, Marion,
June 6. at the Family Hospital in
Quantico.
Gen. and Mrs. Butler gave luncheon
for about 80 in their quarters Thursday
before the weekly review There were
q number of Washington guests as well
as the people from Quantico.
Mrs. Vogt, wife of Lieut.. Brady Vogt,
who will leave shortly for Norfolk, was
the guest in whose honor Mrs. John
McVey gave bridge party in her quar-
] terS Monday afternoon. There were
four tables. -
Mrs Lemue1 Haslip, who will leave
Quantico soone had tea in her quar-
ters Monday for about 35 people. She
was assisted by Mrs. Shelton Zern, Mrs.
Bert Bone and Mrs Edwin Miller. Mrs.
Clayton Jerome and Mrs. Ivan Miller
were at the tea table, which was deco
gated in yellow color scheme.
masquerade dance was held in the
Oficers Club last evening. Among the
parties which preceded It, was a pro-
j. gressive dinner sponsored by Lieut.. and
Mrs. Hayn Boyden.