Evening star., 1931-05-03
Reserve Air Officers
OF Brown Field Give
Dance at Country Club
Bridge Luncheons Take
Prominent Part In Guam
tico Social Activities.

eyJANTICO. va, May 2.-Mansfield
Hall Country Club, in Fredericksburg,
was the scene this evening of a par
ticularly delightful dance given by the
Reserye aviation officers Of Brown Field.
In tn. receiving line were Lieut.. John
q. Adams, Lieut.. Harry F. Boyer, Lieut..
Francis H. Bradbury, Lieut.: Ineoaore
o. Brewster, Lieut.. RoSeWeH B. buI-
chard Lieut.. Thomas c. Colt, lr;; Lieqt.
Lewis H. Delano, jr. Lieut.. Rooert H.
Kerr Lieut., Joseph Lyman, Lieut.
Thornas Noon, Lieut.. Samuel F. Patter-
son Lieut.. willard Reed, Jr.; Lieut..
Warren e. Sweetser, jr., and Lieut.. Dan an
lei w. Torrey. There were apouC ioo
quests, who enjoyed the evening 70 tne
music furnished by the Bill Strlckiano
orchestra. which had been brought from
Washington for the occasion:
down TO Mansfield Hall for the dance
Included Col. and Mrs. Thomas G. Iur-
ner can't. and Mrs. T. r. Shearer, Capt.
and Mrs L, z. Woods, Capt. and MRS.
w a. FARRELL Lieut.. and Mrs. +. n.
Tamson- -Scribner, Mr.. and Mrs. Bur
dette s. Wright. Mr. and Mrs: Iemple
,Joyce. Mrs, r. H. Stackhouse, MI. l.. q
Kris. Capt. Arthur McDanieS ana LleuC'
Erwin G. McCuiston. Lieut.. ana mrs. ".
r. Schilt came from Pnllaoeipnl" Aoi
Charrning in detail was the bridge tea
riven Monday afternoon by Mrs. berke-
lev, wife of Brig. Gen. Ranooipn ~
Berkeley. and Mrs. Buse, wife OF MAJ
Karl I Buse, at the Ofhcers' Cluo.
There we're 1S tables OF bridge IN play
and later other guests came for tea.
Another delightful party OF the week
was the bridge luncheon Iuesosy ~ alI1, A.
r1istus T. Lewis, at the Ohicers' Clup.
AZ tables bright with Spring flowers SO
guests were seated.
"wednesday was q popular day Tor
parties this week, as there were Iour
riyen that day. That given by mrs.
Hull. wife Of Lieut.. Comdr Carl 1. Hun,
at the Oficers' Club was interesting.
followed by bridge, to which Sne lnvlCeo
16 guests. Mrs. Denig, wife OF MAJ.
Robert l.. Denig, was Mrs. Hulls house
guest this week. Maj. and Mrs. Denlg
and their son Jimmie have recently re-
turned from Nicaragua, where MAJ.
Denig was injured in the Managua
earthquake. Mai. Denig is at present IN
the Naval Hospital in washington:
Mrs. Zearbaugh, wife OF Lieut.. DaVlo
O Zearbaugh OF the Navy, also enter
tanned last Wednesday with bridge
luncheon at her quarters. She had 20
Mrs. Paul r. Cowley, wife Of Lieut..
Cowley. chose that day also for her de-
lightfui bridge luncheon, to which she
asked eight guests.
At her quarters Mrs. Miller, WlIe OF
Lieut.. Ivan w. Miller, entertained 16 OF
her friends at an attractive luncheon
followed by an afternoon Of bridge
Wednesday.
Mrs. Drum, wife of Lieut.. Col. An
drew B, Drum was the hostess Thurs
day at n bridge tea at the Ofncers Club.
There were nine tables OF bridge, with
additional guests for tea. Mrs. Drum
was assisted at the tea table by Mrs.
Paul r. Cowley and Mrs. James D.
Waller.
Miss Ethel Butler, daughter Of Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. Smedley D. Butler. spent
the week end in Annapolis, where she
attended the Saturday night dance.
Mai. and Mrs. Pedro A. del Vale and
Capt. and Mrs. Hal N. Potter gave
dinner party this evening at the Army,
Navy and Marine Corps Country Club.
They had IA guests.
Troop 90 of the Girl Scouts OF GUAM
tico turned today into gala affair.
Leaving Quantico At an early hour. they
attended the court Of awards Of the
WashinRton district Of Girl Scouts at
Constitution Hall. They enjoyed at
noon the picnic luncheon on the grounds
there, going later to the Festival OF
Nations" at Constitution Hall. There
were - in the party. Among those who
Smedley D. Butler, Mrs. John F. s.
Norris and MRS. Roy 8. Geiger.
Maj. and Mrs. Lyle H. Miller held
open house last Sunday for Michigan
friends residing In washington. There
were IS In the party which motored
down from Washington to have lunch
con at the Millers' and spend the
afternoon.
Mrs. June, wife Of Lieut.. Frank M.
June, and Mrs. WirSig, wife OF Lieut..
Frank H. Wirsig, were hostesses Friday
at a bridge tea at the Omcers' Club
They had so guests, among whom were
several from out Of town.
Miss Louise Williamson had Is her
guest at the Hostess House Monday
Miss Blanche Smick OF Washington, for
whom she entertained informally that
afternoon.
Capt. and Mrs. George w. Shearer
and their small daughter, Barbara Ann.
have motored to GAINESVILLE, Ohio, where
they have been visiting relatives.
Friday evening before the dance a
delightful dinner party was given at the
Hostess House by Miss Louise William
son, Miss Beinice wilkins, Miss Sadye
Ashwen, Miss Louise Bland, Miss Hazel
Farrar, Miss Dorothy Townsend, Miss
Mary Louise Medley and Mrs. Ann Price
They had 10 guests.
Miss Dorothy Adams Of Portsmouth
N. H., is the house guest for q fortnight
Of Lieut.. and Mrs Edwin U. Hakala
Lieut. and Mrs. H. r. Thurber of
Washington motoFed down last Saturday
TO be the dinner guests Of Lieut.. and
Mrs. Walter C.. AnSel