Evening star., 1932-03-27
Last Flag Hunt Ends
At Quantico With Two
Teams Sharing Prize
Silver Loving Cups Given
All Four Riders in Final
Event of Season.

QUANTICO, Va, March 26.-The last
flag hunt given by the Polo and Riding
Association of Quantico was held Sun
day morning. When 13 teams rode, two
of them tied for the prizes offered. Both
teams came in within half a minute of
the correct time, so Mrs. John Mar
tenstein and Capt. Hal Potter, and
Capt. Floyd Bennett and his small son,
Walker, were the winners of the silver
loving cups, which were presented to
them at the luncheon following the
ride by Mrs. Charles F. B. Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Cass of Warsaw,
N. Y, are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Andrew Drum.
Mrs. Campbell Brown and Mrs.
Harry Stadler gave tea yesterday in
the quarters of Mrs. Stadler for the
members of the ladies' riding classes
Mrs. John Henley and Mrs. Clayton
Jerome poured tea.
Maj. and Mrs. Arthur White have re-
turned to Quantico after an absence OF
several weeks in st. Petersburg, Fla,
where they were the guests of Maj.
Whites parents.
Mrs. Charles Murray gave a bridge
luncheon Thursday in honor of Mrs.
John Russell. Other guests were Mrs.
Phillip Torrey, Mrs. Andrew Drum, Mrs.
Samuel Woods jr.; Mrs. Capers James,
Mrs. John Sebree, Mrs. Campbell
Brown, Mrs. Franklin Steele, Mrs
James Denham, Mrs Clayton Jerome
and Mrs. Harry Stadler.
Mrs. Samuel Woods gave a bridge
luncheon at home yesterday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Levi Cass. Others in
the company were Mrs. John Russell,
Mrs. Andrew Drum, Mrs. John Sebree,
Mrs Capers James. Mrs. Calvin Cum
ming and Mrs. Franklin Steele.
Mrs. Floyd Bennett gave a bridge
tea Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Russell, when the colorS used were
green and yellow. Mrs James Hungate,
mother of Mrs. Bennett, poured tea,
and was assisted by Miss Elizabeth
Barber. The guests included Mrs.
Walter Noa, Mrs. Reynolds Hayden,
Mrs. Tom Barber, Mrs. John Falge, Mrs.
Maurice Berry, Mrs. Dalton Davis, Mrs.
Robert Davis, Mrs. Egbert Lloyd, Mrs.
Mrs. Andrew CreeSy, Mrs. Franklin
Steele, Mrs. Evans Ames and Mrs.
James Hungate.
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas F. Joyce were
hosts to party at dinner Sunday. Their
out OF town guests were Rev. c. A.
Langston, rector of Pohick Church, and
Dr.. and Mrs. c. Lee StarkWeather of
Occoquan, Va.
Miss Barbara Ann Scott, the small
daughter of Capt. and Mrs. William
Scott, celebrated her 7th birthday an
n1versary at an Easter party. The
table was decorated with rabbits and
chickens. and the guests included David
AnSel, F1tzhugh Lee Buchanan, Con-
stance Barrett, June Utley, Marylin
Campbell, Edith Pritchard Patsy Nc
Henry, Petey ODay, Beverly Raynor
Muriel Yost, Janet Miller and his small
brother, Scotty Scott.
| Capt. Walter G. Farrell, U. S. M c.
and Mrs. Farrell of Washington spent
last week end as the guests of Mai. and
Mrs. Ralph Mitchell.
Capt. and Mrs. John Blanton have
visiting them Miss Martha Lawrence OF
Portsmouth Va; Mrs. Sheldon Walsh
of Pensacola, Fla, and Miss Peggy
| O'Neill Of Washington. Capt. and Mrs
Blanton entertained at a buffet supper
Saturday night. The post guests who
were invited were Lieut.. and Mrs
Francis Fenton, Lieut.. Junior Grade)
Charles Woodward Cd. c., U. S. N
and Mrs. Woodward, Lieut.. and Mrs
Stuart King, Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles
Chapel. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Rainier
Miss Peggy Gregory, Miss Ann Schroeder
Miss Grace White Lieut.. william Kelly
Lieut.. Manly Curry and Lieut.. (Junior
Grade) Irwin L. v. Norman CM. c.,
u. s. N.