Evening star., 1933-11-26
Capt. and Mrs. Allen
of Quantico on Brief
Philadelphia Visit
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs.
Richardson Attend Reun-
ion of 1915 Naval Acad-
emy Class. Philadelphia.

QUANTICO, Va, November u.s.
Capt. and Mrs. A. H. Allen motored to
Philadelphia yesterday to attend the
game and are remaining over the week
end
Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Clifford
Richardson, accompanied by Mrs. Rich
ardson's sister, Mrs. T. A. Balm, at
tended the reunion of the 1915 class of
the Naval Academy in Philadelphia
yesterday and remained today for the
game.
Maj. and Mrs. Louis Pagan cele-
hrated the anniversary of his 20 years
OF service in the Marine Corps by en-
tertaining group of his classmates
and their wives at dinner tonight. The
guests included Maj. and Mrs. Dewitt
Peck, Maj. and Mrs Cecil Baker and
Maj. and Mrs. j. S. F. Norriss of Ports
mouth. Va. Maj. and Mrs. Norriss,
with their daughters, are remaining
over Sunday as the guests of Lieut.. and
Mrs. Perry Parmelee.
Mrs. T. A. Balm of Norfolk was the
guest OF honor at bridge luncheon
given bv Mrs. Julian Smith Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Gibson B. Emory Of Washing
ton was the guest of Mai. and Mrs.
H. M. Butler this week
Miss Gladis Cooper of Los Angeles
and Miss Elizabeth Kohler of Denver
visited Lieut.. and Mrs. John Mcqueen
this week en- route to South America
where they expect to remain until
Spring. Tuesday Lieut.. and Mrs. Nc
Queen gave dinner party in their
honor.
Mrs. Mary Galloway Of Alexandria
was dinner guest of Capt and Mrs
Gale Cummings Tuesday and later at
fanHaA the u-ook1u hriIro hryf I,a
officers mess
Col and Mrs Frank Schwable were
hosts at dinner last evening.
Mrs. Trescott of Washington is the
guest Of her son-in-law and daughter
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs Phillip Torrey.
Capt. and Mrs. Norman True enter
tanned over the week end Mrs. True's
parents and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Benzanson and Miss Janet Benzanson
of Newport Mr.. and Mrs. Benzanson
were on their way to Miami, where they
will spend the Winter
Mrs. Archibald Howard had as her
luncheon guests Thursday Mrs. Ben.
H. Fuller. Mrs. F. M. Bennett, Mrs.
Holland Smith, Mrs. A. A. Vandergrift
and Mrs. Chester L. Fordney, all of
Washington; in the afternoon the ad-
ditional guests were asked for bridge
d1iu Icd, IilCluulIle MIS-. CllaTleS Lyman,
Mrs. Lauren Willis, Mrs Clifford Rich
ardson, Mrs. T. A. Balm, Mrs. Phillip
Torrey, Mrs. Sam Woods. Mrs. Clifton
Gates, Mrs. Dewitt Peck. Mrs. Clarence
Nutting Mrs. Duncan Waller and Mrs.
Frank Armstead
DR.. and Mrs. John Brewster attended
the Army-Navy game and remained
over the week end in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles Hobbs was hostess at a
bridge tea given in quarters yesterday
Maj. and Mrs. Cappers James of
Paris Island, S. c., are visiting Mrs.
William Scheyer
Lieut.. and Mrs. Louie Marie are in
philadelphia, over Sunday guests of
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Horace e.
Burks at the Navy Yard
Capt. and Mrs Robert Yowell enter
tanned at supper party this eve
ming in honor Of Mrs. Yowell's mother.
Mrs. Mary Gebhardt of New York
Mrs. Hugh Mauldin was hostess at
a bridge luncheon Thursday, when she
entertained Mrs. Kenneth Lowman.
Mrs. Dalton Davis, Mrs. Herbert Hardy.
Mrs. Julian Smith, Mrs. Willard
Leutze. Mrs. Robert Vowel. Mrs. Mary
Gebhardt. Mrs. Edward Shaw. Mrs.
Maurice Gregory. Mrs. Floyd Bennett,
Mrs. John Strother. Mrs. Herbert Keim-
ling, Mrs. Harry Dunkelberger. Mrs.