Evening star., 1932-08-21
Officers Club Dance
At Quantico Is Scene
Of Unusual Interest
Several Individual Dinners
Precede Event-Gen. and
Mrs. Russell Entertain in
Quarters.

QUANTICO, Va, August 20.-More
than usual interest centered in the
dance at the officers Club last Sat-
urday, which was preceded by num-
Der of individual dinners and was
widely attended; Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
John H Russell gave a dinner in quar-
ters for Brig. Gen. and Mrs. James
Breckenridge, Brig. Gen. and Mrs Hugh
Matthews, Col. and Mrs. Charles Ly-
man, Col. and Mrs. Edward Manwar-
ing, Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Phillip Tor
rey. Maj. and Mrs. John Potts: MAJ;
and Mrs Charles Barrett, Maj. and
Mrs. Joseph Fegan, Maj. and Mrs.
Thomas Thrasher, Capt. and Mrs. Don
aid Kendall, Capt. and Mrs. Chaplain
G. Hicks and Lieut.. and Mrs. Lionel
Goudeau.
Mr.. Tom Dick Butler of Newtown
Square, Pa. who has been a guest in
the home of Col Charles Lyman for q
fortnight, was the honor guest at an
enjoyable outing given by Mr.. Andrew
Lyman on Saturday. The party crossed
over the Maryland shore, where they
had a picnic supper and swim, after
which they enjoyed a moonlight cruise
up the river Invited guests were
Misses Betty and Polly Marston. Miss
Elizabeth Torrey, Miss Grace White,
Miss Patricia McQuillen, Misses Edith
and Alice Reed Gushing, Miss Shirley
Iindall Miss Margaret Gregory, Miss
Jane Davis. Miss Elizabeth Barber,
Miss Mary Louise Nutting, Miss
Katherine ManWaring, Misses Mar
garet, Rita and Joan Hines; Miss Mar
jorie Raynor, Miss Mary Falge, Miss
kitty Marie De Laney, Miss Ursula
Goudeau, Miss Mary Joyce, Lieut.. Manly
Curry, Lieut.. George Bellinger, DR..
Charles Hatchett, Lieut.. George Shell,
Lieut.. John Jacobs. Lieut.. Mattlson,
Lieut.. Edward Carney. Mr. James Man
waring. Lieut. Francis McQuillen, Mr..
Charles Price. Mr.. Gordon Campbell,
Mr.. Tom Tighe. Mr.. Albert McVey, Mr..
Noel Gregory, Mr.. Tom Joyce and Mr..
Jack Marsten.
Lieut.. Col. Tom Justin Barber is
spending his leave of absence with his
father in Burlington, vt.
DR.. and Mrs Dalton Davis and Miss
Jane Davis motored to Winston Salem,
N c., where they are visiting relatives:
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo E. McKeown and
son of Tulsa, Okla, are visiting Mrs.
McKeown's sister, Mrs. L. S. SWindler,
and her brother, Capt Frank McVey.
Capt. Peter Conachy has arrived here
from Port au Prince, Haiti, and been
assigned quarters
Miss Mary Langdon Cloud of Green's
boro Ga, has been visiting her brother.
Lieut.. David Cloud Tuesday she was
the honor guest at luncheon and
bridge given in quarters by Mrs. Cloud
for the following: Mrs. Jacob Plachta,
Mrs. Glenn Britt, Mrs. Frank June,
Mrs. A. E. O'Neil. Mrs. Clarence Chap
pell, Mrs. David Claude and Miss
Elizabeth Barber.
Tuesday Mrs Albert Gardner gave an
49, 1,,r,a nd
bridge in her quarters, when covers
were laid for Mrs. A. E. ONeil, Mrs.
Frank June, Mrs. z. c. Hopkins, Mrs.
Sheltonzern Mrs. Clarence Yost, Mrs.
Charles Chapel and MR Dorothy
Cramer.
Lieut.. and Mrs. z. c. Hopkins gave
a buffet supper in their quarters for the
following guests: Capt. and Mrs. John
Martinstein, Dr. and Mrs. Charles
Woodward, Lieut.. and Mrs. Albert
Gardner. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Rainier,
Miss Elizabeth Barber. Miss Ann Mon
cure, Miss Patricia McQuillen, Miss
Eleanor Troy, Miss Margaret Gregory,
Lieut. Francis McQuillen, Lieut.. George
Bellinger, Lieut.. John Jacobs, Mr.. Ray
Thomas, Midshipman Phillip Torrey
and Mr. James Manwaring.
Miss Mable Morton and Mr.. Allen P.
Carpenter of Washington were the out
of-town guests at a dinner given by
Capt. and Mrs Herbert Hardy for Is.
Twenty-eight young people made up
the party given in their quarters by
the Misses Betty and Polly Marston for
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