Evening star., 1933-01-22
Ouantico Officers
Club Opens Annual
Bridge Tournament
Mrs. Pendleton and Mrs.
Sihler Give Joint Bridge
Tea.

QUANTICO, Va, January 21.-The
annual bridge tournament Of the Of
ficers' Club began Thursday and will
continue for six weeks. Thirty teams
were entered and duplicate contract
played.
Mrs. Robert Pendleton and Mrs. VIII
liam Sihler were joint hoSteSSeS at q
bridge tea which was given in their
adjoining apartments Thursday. Their
table was presided over by Mrs. James
Breckenridge and additional guests for
tea included Mrs. Joseph Fegan, Mrs.
Karl Buse, Mrs. Ernest Ward, Mrs. Ed
win Miller, Mrs. Paul Sterling, Mrs.
L. c. Swindler, Mrs. Fitghugh Buch-
hannah, Mrs. william Scheyer, Mrs.
Donald Noble, Mrs. Edward Pugh,
Mrs Clarence Yost, Mrs. Theadore
Holdahl and Mrs. Harry Lay OF WASH
ington.
DR.. Claude Ball, who is assigned to
duty at the Navy Medical School In
Washington, was guest over Sunday
of DR.. and Mrs. Dalton Davis.
Mrs. Ivan Miller, who has been in
Lynn, Mass, during her husbands tour
of duty in Nicaragua, was guest of
Capt. and Mrs, John Martinstein last
week. Lieut.. Miller arrived by plane
and met her here. They expect to sail
for their new station in Haiti the latter
part of the month.
Mrs. Willet Elmore and her children
motored from Washington to meet
Capt. Elmore, who arrived from Mica
ragua on the Henderson. Capt. FL
more will be on duty at Marine Corps
Headquarters.
Lieut.. R. T. Carleson returned on
the Henderson from his leave Of
absence in Panama. Mrs. Carleson will
remain until Spring with her parents,
Capt. and Mrs. William Ancrum.
Mrs. William j. Mosher was hostess
day when she entertained Mrs. Walter
Green, Mrs. James Ackerman, Mrs.
Frank Blanton, Mrs. Robert Yowell.
Mrs. Robert Pendleton, Mrs. Clifford
Pritchard, Mrs. Fred Chappeile, Mrs.
Frank June, Mrs. Charles Chapel,
Mrs. William Affleck and Miss Mar
garet Green.
Mrs. Hayne Boyden motored from
Richmond to meet Lieut.. Boyden upon
his arrival from Nicaragua On COM
pletion Of his leave Of absence. Lieut..
Boyden will be. attached to the Air
craft Squadron here.
Lieut.. George Bellinger entertained
at luncheon Sunday, the company in
cluding Lieut.. and Mrs George F.
Mentz, Mr.. and Mrs. Howe of Washing
ton and Miss Elizabeth Barber
Lieut.. Frank Wirsig arrived by plane
Thursday from Nicaragua and was
joined here by Mrs. Wirsig, who has
been living in Annapolis during his
absence. They have taken an apart
ment in the village while Lieut.. Wirsig
is ststioned here.
Capt. Leonard Rae spent Sunday
here after his arrival on the Hender-
son before going to his new post in
Washington.
Mrs. Ery Spencer gave a bridge
luncheon at the club Wednesday when
she entertained Mrs Eugene Mullaly,
A. T. Lewis. Mrs Willard Leutze, Mrs.
Mrs Edna lambda Mrs. John OIeary,
Mrs. Roy Conkey. Mrs. Melvin Fuller,
Mrs. Charles Hobbs and Mrs. Emory
Ozabal.
Capt. Delmar Byfield went at once to
Philadelphia upon his arrival on the
Henderson and after his leave of alb
sence Capt. Byfield will be stationed
here.
Lieut. Robert O. williams spent Sun
day on the Post. He has been assigned
to duty on the West Coast and will mo-
tor across the continent.
Col. Percy Archer. Capt. and Mrs.
Scion Kemon and Miss Marie Kemon,
all Of Washington, were dinner guests
Of Capt. and Mrs. Harry Shurtliff Sun
day.
Capt. Stuart O'Neil spent Sunday
with Capt. Frank Blanton. where his
daughter, Miss Peggy O'Neil, has been
guest since her return from Nicaragua.
Capt. ONeil has been assigned to duty
at headquarters
Lieut.. Iarry Stadler returned this
week from Texas where he has been on
leave. Mrs. Stadler will remain there
another month.
DR.. John O'Neil spent several days
here last week and will attend the next
class at the Naval Medical College in
washington.