Evening star., 1932-07-10
Officers at Quantico
| Return to Post From
Il u. S. Service Schools
Eeveral Others Also Leave
to Assume Duties at Other
Marine Stations.

QUANTTCO, Va, July Capt. OH
Ner p Smith and his family recently
arrived on the post. Capt. Smith re-
Gently completed a course of instruc-
tion at the Army Infantry School at
Fort Benning and has been assigned TO
che staff Of the Marine Corps Schools
Tor duty.
Lieut.. and Mrs. James Waller have
returned after nine months at Fort Sill,
Okla, where the former has attended
the Army Artillery School.
Mrs. Allen Pollock and her two chill
dren and Mrs. Stuart King left by mo-
tor Tuesday morning for the South.
Mrs Pollock plans to make an extended
visit with her parents at Augusta, Ga,
while Mrs. Kings destination is Charles
ton, S. c.
Lieut.. and Mrs. James Topper left
Quantico this week for Hampton Roads
and sailed on the Henderson for their
new station in Guam.
Capt and Mrs. Robert Pendelton
spent the Fourth at Capt. Pendelton's
home, Penhurst, in Powhatan County,
Va. The captain returned to duty
Tuesday, but Mrs. Pendelton remained
for longer visit.
Capt. and Mrs. Charles Muldrow, with
their son Charles, left for Hampton
Roads and sailed Wednesday on the
Henderson for the Asiatic station to
which Capt. Muldrow has been assigned
to duty
Miss Elizabeth Barber gave bridge
party Wednesday morning, followed by
luncheon Those invited to meet the
honor guest, Mrs. NJ. J. Brown of Port
au Prince, we're Mrs. Thenton BoaZ,
Mrs. Ewing Wall. Mrs. z. c. Hopkins
and Miss Marston, Miss Edith Cushing,
Miss Alice Read Cushing, Miss Betsy
Anne Steele. Miss Anne Noble, Miss
Eleanor Troy, Miss Mary Louise Nut
ting, Miss Shirley Lindall, Miss Char
lotte Cappers and Miss Virginia Hen
ley. Miss Elizabeth Torrey joined them
for lunch.
Mai. and Mrs. John Sebree motored
TO Baltimore Wednesday with Mrs. Uriel
Sebree, who sailed on the City Of Nor
folk for La Havre. Mrs. Sebree expects
to remain in Paris several months be-
fore touring the Continent and will not
return until late Autumn.
Mrs Maurice Berry and her mother,
Mrs. F. Pead, are motoring on the New
England Coast and expect to return In
q fortnight through the BerkShires
Mrs H D. Campbell was called TO
Boston by the death Of her mother.
Mrs F. o. Shattuck. Mrs. Campbell
and her children will remain in New
England until August, when she will
return and resume her classes.
Capt. and Mrs. Louis Jones and their
three children are on leave from San
Diego and have been visiting on the
post and at Indian Head. Md.
Mrs. John W. Lasko of Washington
was a week end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Reginald Vardy. Lieut.. LaSko is on
duty in Nicaragua.
Capt and Mrs. John T. T1lsley and
their daughter. Mary Helen, recently
arrived from China.
Mrs. Morse, widow Of Mai Z. 81.
Morse, and her son Ted were recent
house guests Of Maj. and Mrs. Maurice
Berry.
Mrs. Roy Gulick has gone TO Wash
ington where she will remain until the
recovery Of Lieut.. Gulick, who has been
In the Naval Hospital for seven weeks.
Lieut.. Col. Phillip Torrey has sue
ceeded Lieut.. Col. Franklin Garrett as
chief of staff. Col. Garrett has been
assigned to the next class at the Army
Industrial College in Washington, and
with Mrs. Garrett viii leave host of
friends who sincerely regret their de-
parture.
Lieut. Julian FriZbee has arrived from
Pensacola and will be joined by his
family in September.
Mrs. Byron johnson and Mrs. John
Martinstein were hostesses at bridge
Tuesday. their guests being Mrs. Charles
Lyman, Mrs. Robert Davis, Mrs Harold
Parsons. Mrs. Andrew Creesy, Mrs
Maurice Gregory, Mrs Eugene Mutually,
Mrs. Augustus Lewis, Mrs. Floyd Ben
nett, Mrs. John Blanton, Mrs. K. c.
Dodderidge, Mrs Norman Rainier. Mrs.
Clayton Jerome, Mrs. Samuel Milliken,
Mrs. Richard Schubert, Mrs. z. c. Hop
kins, Mrs. Joseph Burgher, Mrs. Glenn
Britt Mrs. Joseph Carlson, Mrs. Shelton
zern, Mrs. Frank June, Mrs Thenton
Boaz, Mrs. O'Neil, Mrs. Charles Chapel,
Mrs K 3. Chapelle, Mrs Lionel
Gpudeau, Mrs. Lyman Miller, Mrs.
George Good. Mrs. Christian Schilt,
Mrs. Edward O'Day, Mrs. c. ]. Chappell.
Mrs. Herbert Hardy, Mrs. Jacob Plachta,
Mrs. William Sihler, Miss Tharp. Miss
Gregory, Mrs. Willett Emore Of Wash.
ington, Mrs. Clayton Jerome of An
napolis. Additional guests for tea we're
Mrs. James Breckenridge, Mrs. Amy
Louise Adams, Mrs. william Marshall,
Mrs. Hal Potter. Mrs. Ernest Ward and
Mrs. Frederick Stack.
Capt. Otto SaltZman has reported
here for duty, having come from Nc
aragua and with his family has moved
into quarters.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs John Falge
returned from New England Saturday.
They were accompanied by Miss Holden
of New York, who remained over the
holiday, and Miss Eleanor Biddle of
Springfield, Mass, who will spend the
Summer with Miss Mary Falge.
Capt. and Mrs. Leland S. Swindler
gave dinner party in quarters Thurs
day for Mr.. and Mrs K. G. Dodderidge
of Topeka, Kans. Others present were
Capt and Mrs. Floyd Bennett and Lieut..
James Hardie.
Miss Powers of Jacksonville, Fla. Is
the guest Of Capt. and Mrs. Campbell!
Brown.
Lieut.. Col. Precy Archer and Maj.