Evening star., 1932-06-12
Mrs. Clarence Nuttins
Is Hostess. at Bridge
Luncheon In Quantico
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs.
False Give Dinner, 70
. Guests Attending.

QUANTICO, Va, June 11.-Mrs.
Wilson, wife Of COL William Wilson.
u. 8. A., and Dr. and Mrs. Sidney
Bunker of Boston, Mass. were the
guests of Lieut.. Col. T. D. Barber and
Mrs. Barber Thursday
Lieut.. D. w. Killing, U. S. NJ, retired,
and Mrs Hilling accompanied by their
daughter, Miss Betty Lou Killing, mo-
tored from Denver to attend the June
week festivities, and visit Dr. and Mrs.
W. D. Davis.
Miss Esther Hungate, instructor OF
home economics, National Park Semln-
ary. at Forest Glen, Md, is visiting
here
Mrs Louis Frederick Outten of Fel-
ton, Del, is the guest Of her daughter.
Mrs D. c. Hopkins.
Mrs. Hal Potter left by motor Tues
day morning for Chicago, where she
will be joined by her mother, Mrs Amy
Louise Adams They will visit relatives
in Indianapolis and be the guests OF
Maj Gen. and Mrs. Smedley D. Butler
in Philadelphia before returning to
Quantico.
Capt. Floyd w. Bennett and his son
Walker are visiting the captains Ia
ther in Glen Campbell, Pa.
The officers who were detached from
temporary duty they have held since
January on board the Arkansas and
to loin their families in Quantico, in
clude: Lieut.. Col. Andrew Drum, Capt.
John Kaluf, Lieut. Shelton Zern and
Lieut.. John Stillman.
Mrs. St. Julian Marshall of Cam
bridge, Mass, is the guest OF Lieut.. and
Mrs. Gale Cummins. Lieut. Marshall
is attending Law School at Harvard
University.
Mrs Clarence Nutting gave a bridge
luncheon yesterday in honor OF Mrs.
Charles Lyman. The decorations were
supplied from the hostess own rose
garden, which is one Of the show places
of the post. The guests included Mrs.
James c. Breckenridge. Mrs. Urlel Sc
bree, Mrs. Reynolds HAYDEN. Mrs. Phil
lip Torrey Mrs. w. D. Davis, Mrs.
John B Sebree and Mrs Alfred Noble.
Mrs H. B. Enyart gave bridge tea
Tuesday, the company including Mrs.
Gale Cummins, Mrs. St. Julian Mar
shall. Mrs. Frank Whitehead, Mrs.
Shelton Zern, Mrs. Glenn Britt, Mrs.
Stuart King, Mrs. Samuel Milliken and
Mrs Frank June.
Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs John H.
Palge were hosts at dinner to 70 guests
THURSDAY. The Officers Club was
artistically decorated with the navy
blue and gold and delphinium and
coryopsiS formed the centerpleces Tor
the long tables Among those from out
of town in the company were Lieut..
Comdr and Mrs. w. S. De Laney, Capt.
and Mrs A. w. Brown, Lieut.. Comdr.
and Mrs. Joseph Dridenstock, Lieut.:
Comdr and Mrs. r. A. Lavendar and
Maj and Mrs. r. S. Payne, all OF
Washington.
Col. and Mrs. Walter Noa announce
the marriage of their daughter Irene
to- Capt. George Frederick Whitehead,
C. E F. retired, Wednesday, June l.
Mrs. Pedro del Vale was at home to
80 ladies of the post Thursday after
noon when Mrs. Hal Potter presided at
the tea table.
Maj. Oliver Floyd is visiting his
mother in Ohio. Upon his return he
will proceed to Lakehurst, N. j.. where
he will assume command of the Marine
detachment there. Maj and Mrs. Floyd
will be greatly missed at Quantlco,
where they have many friends and are
among the most popular on the post.
Mrs. J. B. Hardie and her two sons
have gone to Mellette, S. OAK. because
of the death of her mother They plan
to remain until Autumn.
The retiring class of the Company
Officers School gave dinner for their
instructors Saturday, June 4, at the
Red Brick Inn at DumfrieS.
Mrs. Cappers James was hostess at
an attractively appointed bridge tea
yesterday when her guests were Mrs
Dewitt Peck, Mrs. Allen Simon. Mrs.
Evans Ames, Mrs. Maurice Berry, Mrs.
Stuart King, Mrs. John F. Blanton,
Mrs Floyd Bennett, Mrs. Andrew
Creesy, Mrs Joseph Lademan, Mrs. Will
liam Sihler and Miss Esther Hungate.
Mrs. James Balm and Mrs. Phillip
Thwing left with their children We'd
nesday for San Pedro, Calf. Maj.
Balm and Lieut. Thwing are among the
officers who left here in January with
the Marine detachment for Winter
maneuvers on the Arkansas.
Brig Gen. John H. Russell and the
members of his staff were the honor
guests at a dinner given by the senior
officers of the visiting Coast Guard on
board ship Monday night. After the