Evening star., 1934-06-17
Capt. and Mrs. Allen
Leave Quantico, Va.
For San Francisco
Post Surgeons Successor
Is Capt. Mann Who Was
Staff Commander of De-
stroyers.

QUANT1CO, Va, June 16-Capt
and Mrs. A. H. Allen left the station
Friday for the West Coast. After {
brief stay in San Francisco they vii
embark for Hawaii. where the cap
tain will be on duty at Pearl Harbor
Capt. Allen will be succeeded as pos
surgeon by Capt William Leakt
Mann, who came here from the
Battle Force destroyers, where h,
served as staff commander Miss Alice
Allen was a member of this years
graduating class at Penn Hall, a.
Chambersburg, and both she and Mr.
Jack Allen will accompany theil
parents to Hawaii Mr. Allen plans tt
return to Princeton University il
the Fall.
Capt. and Mrs. Allen were the honor
guests at a supper party Tuesday Of
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Beddos.
DR.. and Mrs. Allen and Maj. and
Mrs. Harold Parsons shared the
honorS Saturday, when Maj. and Mrs
De Witt Peck entertained at a supper
PARTY. Maj and Mrs. Parsons expect
10 leave Quantico for duty in Wash
ington in the near future.
Miss Margaret Hendri and Miss
Katherine Mclean, who accompanied
Miss Betty Price home from Gouchel
College. were guests of honor at a
dinner given by their hostess before
the dance on Friday.
Lieut.. and Mrs W. R. Hughes have
returned to Paris Island. S. C, after
u - Ilr
here this past week
Mrs. Stuart King was hostess at ar
attractively appointed tea given IL
quarters Wednesday, Mrs. Allen Pol
lock presided at the tea table.
Miss Rachel Dawson of Pittsburgh
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jacob
Flachta and Lieut.. Plachta.
Mrs. Walter Amory Of New York is
q guest of Maj and Mrs. Weitze
while Lieut. Amory is on active duty
here at Brown Field Saturday Maj
and Mrs. Weitzel gave p dinner il
honor of their guests.
Maj and Mrs. Allen Simon were
hosts at a large dinner party given
before the dance last night, when the
ut-of- town guests included Mr.. ano
Mrs. Charles Homer of Philadelphia
Capt and Mrs. Charles Sniffin and
Capt and Mrs. Lemuel Haslap OF
Washington.
The Misses Eveline and Mercedes
lee gave a dinner before the dance
Saturday at the home of their par
cnts. Maj Gen. and Mrs. Harry Lee
in honor of their house guests, Miss
Sallie Peters, Miss Katherine Mer-
ram and Miss Mary Elizabeth Kane.
Included in the party were Lieut.. Ed
ward Hutchinson, Lieut.. John Mile
Lieut.. William Hudson. Lieut. Frederic
Ramsey and Cadet Hancock
Lieut.. Joseph Seyfreid, U. S. N.
who has been attached to the Marine
Corps schools this year. has gone to
Norfolk, where he will serve on the
L, S. S. Ranger
Mrs. James Riseley has gone to
New York where she was called by
the illness of her mother, Mrs. Fred
erick Holm.
Capt and Mrs Floyd Bennett have
IS their guest Miss Esther Hungate,
vino is on the faculty at National
Park Seminary. She will spend the
summer IN 1nOlandpOllS.
Maj and Mrs Julian Smith left
the station on Monday for Phila-
Gelphia. Maj Smith has been de-
tailed as commandant of the basic
officers school
Mrs. Cecil Baker was hostess at a
most attractive bridge luncheon on
Friday.
Mrs. Arch Howard and Mrs. Cecil
Baker have returned from a motor
trip which included visits in New York
and Philadelphia
Mrs. Margaret Towner gave a din
ner before the dance last night in
compliment to Lieut.. and Mrs. Hunt
lngton Lymann.
Miss Mary Louise Nutting enter
tanned on Wednesday in honor of her
house guest, Mrs. w. B. Griffith.
Mrs. Frank T. Watrous. wife of
Capt. Watrous, u S. N. is a guest at
the home Of Maj, and MIS-, Clarence
Nutting.
Miss Anne Moncure entertained IA
guests at a supper party on Satur-
DAY in compliment to Lieut.. and Mrs.
D. w. Torrey. Lieut.. Torrey is on
special temporary duty here with the
Reserves.
Capt. and Mrs. Robert Pendleton
left the station on Friday for New
port, R. l., where the captain will be
on duty at the Marine barracks.
Mrs. H. D. Campbell entertained
at an attractively appointed bridge
tea on Tuesday.
Mrs. j. w Webb gave a bridge tea
on Thursday.
The officers and cadets attached to
the Coast Guard cutter Sebago and
Cayuga were hosts at a dance given
on deck Friday night. The boats left
here Saturday morning for Norfolk,
where they will take on supplies pre-
paratory to sailing on the Mediterra-
mean cruise.
Capt. and Mrs. Gordon Hall ar
rived here recently from Philadelphia
and are occupying Government quar-
ters. Capt. Hall has been assigned to
next years class at the Marine Corps