Evening star., 1932-02-07
Club at Quantico Gives
Cups to Capt. and Mrs.
Theodore Cartwright
Contract Bridge Tournament
Sponsored by Officers
Draws Many Players.

oUANTICO, Va, February Capt
and Mrs. Theodore Cartwright were the
proud recipients of small silver loving
cups, suitably e%raved, as the prize
won by them at the flag hunt given
last Sunday by the Polo and Riding
Club Of Quantico Capt. and Mrs.
CartWrights time of riding the prescrib-
ed course came within ! minute of the
time allotted by the Judge of the affair,
Capt Campbell Brown.
Mai. and Mrs. John Sebree have as
their house guests the latters mother
and brother. Mrs. G. w. Sebree of
Springfield, Mo, and Mr.. Robert Sebree
of st. Louis.
The contract bridge tournament given
by the officers Club started Tuesday
night with large number of applicants.
A number of people have enrolled in
both the auction and contract games
and the tournament is proving very
popular. Saturday evening the second
of the series Of auction games was held.
Mrs. Davis, wife of Lieut.. Comdr.
Dalton Davis (MedicaI Corps. U. S. N,
was hostess at delightful tea Thursday
afternoon in her home. She was
assisted by Mrs. Reynolds Hayden, Mrs
John Falge. Mrs. Albin Lindall Mrs.
Walter Ansel and Mrs. Floyd Bennett.
The affair was from until o'clock
and about "a ladies called during the
afternoon.
Mrs. Andrew Drum and her son,
Billy, spent last week end at the naval
as the guests of Capt Paul Cowley,
q. S. M. c., and Mrs. Cowley.
Miss Betsy Ann Steele entertained
two tables of bridge Tuesday morning
in the Officers Club. Her guests were
Mrs Ewing Wall, Mrs Thenton BoaZ,
Miss Polly MarStOn, Miss Betty Marston.
Miss Marie Louise Nutting, Miss Eliza
beth Barber and Miss Ann Moncure.
Miss Steele daughter of Capt. and Mrs.
Franklin Steele, spent last week end
with her aunt, Mrs. E. S. Brown, at
RadnOr. Pa.
The aviation unit at Brown Field,
9uantiCO, gave a supper dance last
night at Aqua Tavern, on the Fred
erickSburg road, in honor of three new
aviation brides, who are Mrs David
Cloud. Mrs. Jacob Roeller and Mrs
Pierson Conradt. After an evening of
dancing, a supper was served at mid
night. Mrs. Clayton Jerome had as her
guests at the dance, Lieut.. Comdr and
Mrs. Flneman of Annapolis and Lieut..
and Mrs. Paul of Langley Field. Mai
and Mrs. Ralph Mitchell gave a buffet
supper in their quarters before the
dance. They have as their house guests
Lieut.. and Mrs LamSon Scribner, Lieut..
and Mrs w G. Farrell and Lieut..
Comdr. George Farland
Mrs. Thomas B. Athey. jr., of Balti-
more, is spending a few days with
Capt. and Mrs. Earle Campbell.
Gen. and Mrs. John Russell gave a
buffet supper at their quarters last
night. Their guests included Col. and
Mrs. Walter Noa, Col. and Mrs
Franklin Garrett. Mrs. Tom Barber,
Hayden IN. c. U. S. N. and Mrs.
Hayden, Col. and Mrs Phillip Torrey
Maj. and Mrs Clarence Nutting, Lieut.
Comdr Robert Davis ID. c., U. S. N
and Mrs. Davis and LieBt. and Mrs
LBonel Goudeau.
The bi-monthly club dance this week
was preceded by a couple of dinner
parties. Capt. and Mrs. Campbell
Brown entertained at dinner in their
home in honor of Gen. and Mrs. Rus
sell. Their other guests were Col and
Mrs. Walter Noa, Col. and Mrs Charles
Price, Mai. and Mrs. John Marston,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Lionel Goudeau and
Maj John Pottes, U. S. M. c., of
Washington and Mrs. Pottes.
Capt. and Mrs. Andrew Creesy gave
O dinner party in the officers Club
before the dance. Their guests were
Maj. and Mrs. John Sebree, Lieut.
Condr. Roy Pfaff, U. S. N, and Mrs
Pfaff. Lieut.. Comdr. Dalton Davis
IN. c. U. S. n, and Mrs Davis, Mai
and Mrs. Harold Parsons, Lieut.. Walter
Arlsel, q, S. N, and Mrs. Ansel, Maj
and Mrs. Capers James, Capt. and
Mrs. Hal Potter, Capt. and Mrs. Evans
An1es, Capt. and Mrs. Floyd Bennett,
and Lieut. and Mrs. Ivan Miller
The dance proved to be a popular
one and was unusually we'll attended;
the music was particularly good, and
the supper, as usual, was excellent.