Evening star., 1932-07-31
Mrs. Russell Back
In Quantico After
Tour of Europe
Spent Six Weeks Abroad.
Other Personal Notes of
Military Post.

QUANTICO. Va. July 30-The COM
manding officer. Brig. Gen. John H.
Russell, spent several days in New York
last week when he met Mrs. Russell,
who returned on the S. S. Bremen from
a six weeks tour of Europe. Gen and
Mrs. Russell returned to Quantico
Tuesday.
Mrs. George w. Davis of Maplewood,
N. j., and two children are spending
fortnight with Mrs. Dewitt Peck and
family.
Mrs. Charles Woodward has returned
from Asheville, N. c.. where she has
been since the close of school Charles
Woodward, jr will remain there until
September
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Mccarthy and
children Of Massachusetts Heights,
Washington, were luncheon guests of
Capt and Mrs. Robert Pendleton
Thursday. Miss Mary Ellen Mccarthy,
who has been visiting here, returned
home with them.
Miss Eunice Crabtree of Washington
is the house guest of Lieut.. and Mrs.
Theadore Holdahl
Miss Marigold Bennett is spending
the week in Washington with her cou-
sin. Miss Cora Rannell
Miss Anne McWilliamS, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Reginald Vardy
for three weeks returned to her home
on Long Island Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Johnson of
Youngstown, Ohio, are visiting their
son. Capt. Bryon Johnson, and his
family.
A large party crossed the river on
Sunday for swimming and picnicing
on the Maryland shore. The out-of-
fnuI1 ClIpctc TnTadr Mrc
HuStedt; their daughter, Virginia, and
their two boys; Comdr. and Mrs. James
Pyne, Barbara and Jim Pyne; Lieut..
Comdr and Mrs. w. S. Delaney and
daughter, Miss Kitty Marie Delaney,
who drove down from Washington at
the invitation of Lieut.. Comdr. and
Mrs. John Falge. Maj and Mrs. Allen
Simon were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. z. Marshall Jones of Philadelphia
while Capt. and Mrs. Floyd Bennett
had as their guests Miss Esther Hun
gate and Miss Dorothy Burnett of
Washington
Lieut.. aEd Mrs. Lionel Goudeau gave
q dinner at the club Saturday for their
house guests, Mrs. Du Puy and Mrs.
Mcmahon Of Baton Rouge, La. Others
Lieut.. and Mrs Edward Farrell, Capt
and Mrs. Campbell Brown, Lieut.. Erred,
Lieut. McQuillen, Miss Patricia McQuil-
len. and DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Devereux
of Washington.
Capt. and Mrs. Samuel Milliken were
hosts to a party of eight at a dinner
given at the club before the dance on
Saturday.
Capt. and Mrs Robert Yowen enter
tanned in their quarters Tuesday, when
their dinner guests were Capt. and Mrs.
Charles Sniffen, Capt. and Mrs. Otto
Saltman, and Capt. and Mrs. Floyd
Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan w. Reynolds of
Fredericksburg were visiting friends
here on Sunday Before their marriage,
on July Z, Mrs. Reynolds was Miss
Bertha Marean of the Navy Nurse
Corps.
Col. and Mrs. Charles Lyman were
honor guests at dinner given by Maj.
and Mrs Harold Parsons at the club
before the dance on Saturday. Others
in the company were: Col. and Mrs.
Edward Manwaring. Lieut.. Comdr. and
Mrs John Falge, Mrs. John Marston,
Mrs Andrew Creesy Capt and Mrs.
Francis Cushing. Capt. and Mrs. Robert
Pendleton. Lieut.. and Mrs. Jacob
Plechta and Lieut.. and Mrs. William
j. Scheyer
Lieut.. and Mrs. j. s. E. Young of
Pensacola were visiting their many
friends here on Tuesday. They plan to
stop at Raleigh, N. c., for visit with
Mrs. YCung's people before the COM
pIet,on of their vacation.
Capt. and Mrs. John Fay have gone
to their new home, in Philadelphia,
where they will reside permanently.
Capt. Fay will retire from active duty
on August l.
Maj Gen. Ben H. Fuller, comman-
dant, and Mrs. Fuller. Rear Admiral
Grin G. Murf1n and Mrs. Murfin, Rear
Admiral Thomas Craven and Mrs. Cra-
ven and Rear Admiral Cyrus Cole and
Mrs Cole were the honor guests at a
dinner given in quarters on Thursday
by Col. and Mrs. Charles Lyman.
Mrs. James H. Strother was house
guest of Capt and Mrs. Charles Sniffen
this week. Lieut. Strother is on duty in
Nicaragua.
Miss Betsy Anne Steele, who is leav-
ing for Philadelphia, was honor guest at
a number of parties this week. Mon
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing Wall were
hosts at beach party and picnic given
for Miss Steele. Miss Anne Moncure
gave a bridge and tea at her home in
Whitewater in Miss Steele's honor Tues
day, when those invited were Miss Mary
Louise Nutting, Miss Edith and Miss
Alice Reed Gushing, Mrs. Ewing Wall,
Mrs. Hal Tournage, Mrs. Douglas Ken
dali, Mrs. Pressly Rixey, Mrs. Robert
Hammer, Mrs. Norman Raneer, Mrs.
Roger Peard, Mrs. Thomas Cushman,
Mrs. Thenton BoaZ, Mrs z. c. Hopkins,
Mrs Kenneth Chappell Mrs. David
Claude, Miss Betty and Miss Polly
MarSton Miss Ellen Fray, Miss Tharpe,
Miss Helen Mcdonald, Miss Elizabeth
Barber. Miss Grace White and the fol-
lowing tea guests: Miss Eleanor Troy,
Mrs. Galen Sturgis, Mrs. John H. Still
man, Miss Patricia McQuillen, Miss
Jane Davis and Miss Elizabeth Torrey.
Wednesday Miss Mary Louise Nutting
was hostess at a prettily appointed
luncheon for Miss Steele.
Thursday Miss Elizabeth Barber gave
a bridge tea with Miss Steele as the
guest of honor, inviting Mrs. Ewing
Wall. Mrs. Wharton Manwaring. Mrs.
Thenton Boaz, Miss Betty Marston, Miss
Edith and Miss Alice Reed Gushing,
Miss Eleanor Troy, Miss Helen McDon-
oil Mice VIRGINIA Henley Miss Anne