Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-01
Gen. and Mrs. Berkeley
Are Guests of Honor
At Dinner and Bridge
Mai. and Mrs. Harold Utley
Are Hosts at Party IN
Quantico.

ovANTICO. Va. October 3i.--One Of
ts,e most f,Ieasant announcements Of this
week vas that which told Of tha begin
ming % the ladies' and ehilorens rio-
sag classes, held throughout the W.sl.
tsr and Spring and oiscontinn sl
through the Summer months. The
elasses are under the t1telage Of Capt
Campbell Brown. who was one OF laSt
years instructors. and Lieut.. Harry
EtadieT, o. s. A.
Lieut. and Mrs. Phillip Thwing and
their son Warren have gone on q
months leave 20 Orange, Va. TO WISH
Mrs. Thwing's parents, Mr.. and MIS-
Warren.
ton is visiting her sister and brother
fn-lsw. Capt. and Mrs. Robert Pendle-
fon. The Pendletons also have as their
r1,est for the week end Mr.. Mike Cum
u1inrs OF New York
can't and Mrs. August Lewis and
their children were the guests last week
end Of Col. and Mrs. Bartlett IN Bal
timore.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Phillips Berkeley. who
are IN duty IN Norfolk, are visiting Gen.
and Mrs. Randolph Berkeley, who are
leaving soon for Nicaragua.
Miss Grace White, student AZ
GEORGE washington University. enser-
tanned as Of her sorority sisters Al
crush supper at the home OF her par
ents Mai and Mrs. Arthur White, In
Quantico last week. Miss White is
Zeta Tau Alpha and the party was In
honor OF the "rushees.
Duncan ParTons, son Of MAJ. and Mrs.
Harold Parsons, had q Halloween sup
per PARTY tonight. The children played
games. ate supper and then went to
the movies. The children who were
asked to the party were Fitzhugh Lee
Buchanan, Billy Drum, David Ansel,
Billy James, David Stephenson, June
IJtley. Janet Miller, Constance Barrett.
Joan Creesy, Doris Sanderson, Patsy
McHenry and Billy Davis.
Mai. and Mrs. Harold utley enter
Sained a group Of their friends at a
dinner and bridge party Tuesday eve
ming in honor Of Gen. and Mrs. Berk-
eley. The party was given at their
quarters and the guests were Gen. and
Mrs Berkeley, Mai. and Mrs. Harold
Parsons. Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. John
J. Falge. Mai. and Mrs. Lyle MlIer.
Cant. and Mrs d. Earle Campbell. Capt:
and Mrs. Norman Shaw ana Lieut.. ana
Mrs. Edwin Pollock.
MAI. and Mrs Arthur White had as
their house guest this week Mr.. :. II.
Parker OF Boston and st. Petersburg.
There was a Halloween masquerade
dance at the Officers' Club last night,
which was preceded by q number OF
dinner parties. Col and Mrs. Andrew
Drum entertained at home dinner and
had as guests Mai. and Mrs: John Sc
bree, Mai. and Mrs. Eybert Lloyd Capt.
and Mrs. Hal Potter, Lieut.. ana MIS-.
waiter Ansel. u. S. N; Capt. and Mrs.
Calvin Cummings and Capt. Houston
Mai. and Mrs. Harold Parsons also
had n dinner before the dance, enter
tanning Capt. and MRS. Reynolds Hay
den (M. c., u S. NJ; Lieut.. Comdr
and Mrs. John Falge, Maj. and Mars.
Dewitt Peck, Maj. and Mrs: William
James, Maj: and Mrs, Oliver Floyo, MAJ
and Mrs. Harold Utley, Capt. and Mrs.
Fred Patchen and Lieut.. and Mrs. VIII
liam E. Shedd, u. S. A., of Washington.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Roy Pfa1 had
as guests at dinner before the dance
Conidr. and Mrs. Donald Noble IN. CD,
u. s. N: Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Dalton
Davis IN. c.. U. S. N; Mrs. Frank
Davis, Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. William
Davis Cd. CO., u. s. N, Lieut.. and MRS;
Joseph I.ademan, U. S. N, Capt. and
Mrs. Andrew Creecy. Capt, and MRS.
FLOYD Bennett and Lieut. Comdr. and
mrs. w. H. O'Brien, who are stationed
in Annapolis. and Lieut.. Comdr. and
Mrs. Warner Portz, who are on duty IN
washington. These last two couples
spent the week end with Comdr. and
Mrs. Pfaff
Mrs. Russell Davis gave bridge tea
IN honor of Mrs. Frank Davis, who is
visiting her daughter and son-in-law,
DIR. and Mrs. Dalton Davis. Maj. Davis
has recently been ordered to duty in
San Francisco, and the family expects
to leave Quantico about the middle OF
November.
Mai. and Mrs. John Sebree and Mai
and Mrs. Charles Barrett motored to
Newtown Square, Pa, Wednesday to
have luncheon with Mrs. Smedley
Butler
A benefit bridge party was given at
che OfficerS' Club Thursday by and for
the Girl Scouts of Quantico, when there
were about 100 players, and the Girl
Scouts served tea. The ladies who
served on the committee for the affair
were Mrs. Charles Price, Mrs. Tom Bar
Der Mrs MILFORD Hall. Mrs. Walter
Ansel, Mrs Roy Geiger and Miss Eliza
beth Barber
Capt and Mrs Paul Cowley. who were
stationed here last year and who are
now in Indian Head. were the guests
of Maj and Mrs. Samuel Woods for
the week end.
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