Evening star., 1932-03-13
Flag Hunt. Postponed
By Storm. Scheduled
At Quantico March 20
Gifts Are Presented to Rid
ing Class Instructors at
Luncheon.

eUANTTCO, Va, March 12.-Due to
the storm Sunday, the last flag hunt,
which is sponsored by the Riding and
Polo Association, was postponed until
March 90 However, the usual luncheon
was held in the Officers Club. Maj.
Pedro del Vale, the president Of the
association, introduced Mrs John Hen
ley, who voiced the appreciation of the
ladies of the riding classes to Capt
Campbell Brown and Lieut.. Harry
stadler, their instructors, and then pre-
gented them with cocktail glasses ana
trays marked with suitable inscrip-
ton. =,
Mai. and Mrs. Harold Otley have had
as their houSegueStS recently. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Everett @. Davis of Savannah,
Ga, Mrs. Davis was well known among
service people before her marriage as
Miss Rosemary Fitzgerald.
Lieut.. Harry Stadler and Mrs.
Stadler have returned to Quantico after
a visit of six weeks to their home in
Texas.
Col. Thomas Holcomb and Mrs. Hol-
comb of Washington spent last week
end here as the guests OF Col and Mrs,
Walter Noa, who gave a dinner party
Saturday In their quarters III their
honor Other guests were Gen. and
Mrs. Russell, Capt Reynolds Hayden
and Mrs. Hayden, Col and Mrs. Frank
lin Garrett Maj. and Mrs. Harold Par
sons Maj. and Mrs. Maurice Berry,
Maj. and Mrs, Dewitt Peck, Lieut., and
Mrs Lionel Goudeau, Col, william
Shedd of washington and Miss Irene
Noa.
Lieut. William N. McKelvy, lr., and
Mrs. McKelvy of Washington are the
week end guests of Capt. and Mrs. John
Martenstein.
Lieut.. Riffel Rhoton and Mrs. Rho
ton. and Lieut.. Comdr and Mrs Her
bert ]. Grassie Of Annapolis are the
guests this week end Of Lieut.. Joseph
Lademan and Mrs. Lademan and Capt.
and Mrs. Charles Murray.
Mai. and Mrs. Charles Barrett have
returned to Quantico. Maj. Barrett has
been away for several months on the
Hawaiian maneuvers and Mrs. Barrett
has been visiting in Darlington, Ill.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Clayton Jerome, ac-
companied by Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs.
Fineman of Annapolis, motored to
Langley Field for the week end.
Lieut. and Mrs. Thomas Ennis have
returned from two weeks leave spent
In New York.
Marilyn Denise Campbell, daughter
of Capt. and Mrs Harold Campbell,
celebrated her eighth birthday ami
versary Tuesday by having a birthday
partv at home. The house was dec
Grated in orange and green and the
table was elaborately festooned with
the same colorS. Green napkins and
bonbons were used TO further carry
out the color scheme. The children
who were invited to the party were:
virginia and Celeste Shannon, Ruth
Brigham, Patricia McCann, Beulah
Coffenburg, Phyllis Potter, Ann Camp
bell, Joan and Peggy Swindler, Mar
got and Mary Jane McVey, Edith Prit-
chard, Muriel Yost. Phyllis and Muriel
Adams, June Utley, Ruth and Ann
Carmen Fuller, Phyllis Ames, Emily
Lewis, Carmen Grey, Mimi Shapiro,
Mildred Leland and Patsy McHenry.
Mai. and Mrs William Hawthorne
and their two children. Cornelia and
Robert, left this week for Long Beach,
Calf, for duty. Capt. and Mrs. Au-
gustus Hale and their sons, William
and Frank, left at the same time for
San Francisco. They will sail on the
Army transport, New Republic, from
New York.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John Wehle spent
Wednesday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ewing Wall. Lieut.. and Mrs. Wehle
are driving to Pensacola, where Lieut..
Wehle has been ordered for flight
training Mrs. Wehle was formerly
Miss Ethel Butler. daughter OF the
former comnnandant of Quantico. Maj.
Gen. Smedley Butler, retired. and Mrs.
Butler.