Evening star., 1932-08-14
Travels Lend Color
, To Social Calendar
! At Quantico Post
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs.
Falee Entertain at Swim
ming Party and Picnic.

QUANTTCO. Va, August 13.-Ar-
rivals and departures at Quantico lend
interest and give cause for Midsummer
entertaining, adding unusual sprightl1-
ness to the post at this season.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. John H.
Falge were hosts at a swimming party
and picnic, held at the pool at the Ofi-
GERS Club, last week, when their guests
were Comdr. and Mrs. w. S. Delaney
and daughter, Kitty Marie Of Wash
incton. who remained over Sunday;
Comdr. and Mrs. Hustfedt and chill
dren: Condr and Mrs. Pyne and chill
dren: Comdr. and Mrs. Joseph Drie-
sonstok and children, all Of Washing
ton; DR.. and Mrs. Walton Davis and
Miss Jane Davis, Maj. and Mrs. Harold
Parsons and Lieut.. and Mrs. Lionel
Goudeau.
Lieut.. Col. John r. Henley and fam
fly have gone to washington to reside
while the colonel attends the Army War
College. For the past three years Col.
Henley has served as director of the
Marine Corps schools here.
Mrs. Robert Davis and sons have
gone to Seaside Park, N. j., where they
plan to remain until after Labor day.
Or. Davis intends to join them later.
Lieut. Shelton Zern and family ha.e
gone to Fort Monmouth, N. j., where
Lieut. Zern will attend the Army Sig
nal School.
Lieut.. George j. O'Shea and family
house Lieut. O'Shea will attend the
next class at the Company Officers
School.
Capt Thomas B. Gale has reported
here, and will attend the Field Oficers'
School Mrs. Gale and their son are
! visiting her family at Staten Island,
N. Y, and expect to come to Quantico
an d fortnight.
Capt. and Mrs. Floyd Bennett are
spending the week with friends In
Charleston and Paris Island, N. G.
Lieut.. Joseph N. Smith has arrived
with his family and has been assigned
quarters. Lieut.. Smith Is on duty with
the Aircraft Squadron.
Lieut. Roy Gulick has been dis
charged from the Naval Hospital, and
with Mrs. Guick is spending a month
in convalescing at Doylesville, Pa, after
which he will be assigned to duty here.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Edwin Miller and
Miss Janet Miller have returned from
Philadelphia, where they spent their
vacation with relatives.
IdSuG. WdlLeT W. WellSllSeT HAS HI
rived here with his family and has been
assigned quarters. He is scheduled to
attend the Company officers School.
Mrs. Emory T. Ozabal, who recently
arrived here from Hawaii, was the
honor guest at a beautifully appointed
luncheon and bridge given by Mrs. Ed
ward +. Connors in her quarters Tues
day To meet Mrs Ozabal were Mrs.
Carl Mertz, Mrs. Edna lambda. Mrs.
Norman Rainier, Mrs. Charles Burton,
Mrs. Harry Halliday, Mrs. James Diskin,
Mrs. Reginald Vardy, Mrs. William May,
Mrs Charles H. Burton, Mrs. Jacob
Roeller, Mrs. William Corbin, Mrs.
James Ackerman and Mrs. E. N. Eth
ringer.
Chief Marine Gunner William Corbin
and Mrs. Corbin have returned from a
vacation. They spent six weeks In mo-
tortng through the West, their itinery
including the Carlsbad Caverns of New
Mexico, Salt Lake City and the Yellow
stone National Park.
Capt. and Mrs. John F. Blanton gave
an attractive dinner in their quarters
before the dance on Friday, when their
guests were Maj. and Mrs. Allen Simon,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Francis Fenton, Mr..
and Mrs. Reginald Vardy, Miss Martha
Lawrence and Lieut.. David Stafford.
Capt. and Mrs. Robert Pendleton
have as their house guests Mrs. James.
Dudley Pendleton and son of Fayette-
vile, N. c., and Mrs. w. Reese Stowe
Of Belmont, N. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Vardy are
spending the week end at Piney Point,
Md.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Fitzhugh Buchanan
have as their house guests Mr.. H. A.
Fiferts, Mr.. j. w. Stewart and DR.. j. B.
Peters of Big Stone Gap, Va. On
Thursday Mrs. Delmar Byf1eld of
Washington and Dorothy and Hazel
Vogt of Norfolk were guests at the
Buchanan home.
Maj. and Mrs. Chester l.. Gawne
have returned from his leave of abb
sence. Maj. Gawne and Mrs. Irene M.
Enright Jones were married July 25 at
the Church of the Covenant in New
York City.
Mrs. Maurice Berry has spent the
week in Washington with her mother,
Mrs. Ruth Stead.
Capt. and Mrs. J. T. Campbell, c. A.
c.. and children of Fort Monroe are
spending the week end with the cap
tatns sister, Mrs. Franklin Cowie.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Simon, Mr..
James Simon, Mrs. F. Cunningham and
Miss Janet Dixon motored down from
Hopewell, Pa, and are guests of Maj.
and Mrs. Allen Simon.
Miss Elizabeth Torrey was hostess at
o dinner given at the club before the
hop on Friday, having as guests Miss
Edith Cushing, Miss Alice Reed Cush-
ing, Miss Patricia McQuillen, Miss Eliz-
abeth Barber, Lieut.. and Mrs. T. j.
Walker, Lieut.. George Bellinger, Lieut..
Francis McQuillen, Mr.. Haynes and
Mr.. Warren Ketchinier of Washington.
Janet Miller celebrated her ninth
birthday anniversary with party given
In quarters on Monday. Attending were
Frank and Charles Cowie, Virginia
Gait, Edith Pritchard, Ruth and IT.
Buck Buchanan, Joyce Anne Hardy,
Duncan Parsons, Patsy Farrell, Jean
Zern, Patsy McHenry, Alice Erwin,
Marigold Bennett, Constance Barrett.
Billy Davis, Joan Creesy, Marlyn
Campbell and Beverly Raynor.