Evening star., 1933-06-25
Quantico Dance Honors
Virginia House Guests;
Other Entertainments
Col. and Mrs. Edward Man
warins Are Hosts-Lieut.
Riseley Arrives From
Haiti.

QUANTICO, Va. June 24.-Col. and
Mrs. Edward Manwaring and daughter,
Miss Catharine Manwaring, entertained
ninety guests at a dance at the OHcers
Mess on Thursday in honor OF their
house guests, Mr. and Mrs. E. wharton
Manwaring of Norfolk Va, Miss Mar
garet EeIen Boxley of Orange, Va, and
Miss Frances Ann McCray of Staunton.
Mr.. Potter McCray, Mr.. Fred Boxley and
Mr.. Edward Krayder OF Staunton mo-
tored here for the dance.
Lieut. and Mrs. James Riseley and
their family are among recent arrivals
on the post Lieut. Riseley has just
completed a five-year detail with the
Garde d'Haiti
DR.. and Mrs. w. Dalton Davis and
their son Billy have gone to st. Louis
to visit relatives.
Mrs. John OLeary has gone to New
London, Conn, where she plans to re-
main indefinitely. Lieut.. O'Leary is or
duty with the Civilian Conservation
Corps and is at present stationed at
Fort Wright, N. Y.
Capt Lewis Merritt, who completed
this years course at the Staff and Com
mand School at Fort Leavenworth:
Kans., has reported here for duty and
been assigned quarters. Mrs. Merritt
and Dickie will arrive later.
Mrs. Otto Salzman and daughter,
Frances have gone to Philadelphia,
where they will be with relatives while
Capt Salzman is on duty with the
Civilian Construction Corps.
Capt and Mrs. Willard Leutze arc
spending fortnight at Johnson, N. Y.
Lieut. Irwin Hansen, U. S. N, who
recently arrived here from the Wa.
College, Newport, has been detailed tr
the c. C. C. and is on duty at Fort
Humphries. Mrs. Hansen and Barbara
will remain here for the present.
Lieut.. Walter Amory, who spent g
year on duty at Brown Aviation Field
with the Marine Corps Reserves, left
Monday with his family for New York,
where he will enter business.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Homer Of Phila.
delphia are spending fortnight with
Maj. and Mrs. Allen Simon.
Lieut.. H. E. Dunkleberger and hi.
family have arrived from Philadelphie
and moved into quarters
Capt. and Mrs. Hal Potter spent tn
week end with Mr. and Mrs. F. M
coleman in Washington. Capt. Potter
Is on outy with the c. C. C. stationed
Mrs. Potter and their children are re
naming here.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Orin Wheeler were
hosts at supper party before the
oance tonight. Their guests were DR.
ana MRS. Robert Davis, Capt. and Mrs
Carl Meigs. Capt. and Mrs. L. S. Swim
oler, Capt. and Mrs. Robert Ycwell
Capt and Mrs. r. w. Culpepper. IieIt
ana Mrs. James Riseley, Lieut.. and MRS
George j. O'Shea. Mrs. Mary Becker
Lieut.. Drake and Dr. and Mrs. Sterling
COOK and DR.. and Mrs George Alden
OF Washington and Miss Geneyieye
Sullivan Of Boston.
among the new arrivals are Lieut..
ana MRS. w. E. Maxwell who came
from Washington and Lieut.. and Mrs
Morris L. Shihively who recently ar
rived from station in China.
Lieut.. r. E. Scollin has arrived from
the 1st Brigade in Haiti and been as
signed to the Aircraft Squadron
Capt. and Mrs. Maurice Holmes gave
a dinner party Wednesday for Maj. and
Mrs. Lourie Stephenson who left the
following day for Philadelphia, where
they expect to remain a week before
proceeding to their new station in New
port.
Miss Polly Marston, whose marriage
to Lieut. Manly Lamar Curry will take
place July l. was the honor guest at
a number of parties this week.
Miss Elizabeth Barber gave a shower
Tuesday for Miss Marston. The gifts
were placed in large japanese parasol
and were literally showered upon the
bride-elect as she was seated at the
bridge table. Miss Barber's guests in
cluded Mrs. John Wehle, Mrs. Richard
Ross. Mrs. Ewing Wahl, Mrs. Edward
L. Pugh. Miss Evelyn Lee, Miss Mer-
cedes Lee, Miss Betty Marston, Miss