Evening star., 1934-04-29
Commandant' $ Party
Hishlisht of Social
Program at Quantico
Reception Given by Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. Russell
Attracts Officer Person
mel at Post.

mel at Post.
| QUANTICO, Va, April 28.-A larg,
| number of the officer personnel o.
Quantico attended the reception giver
| Monday by the major general com
mandant and Mrs. Russell at theil
quarters at the Marine Barracks II
Washington.
Mrs. Tom Dustin Barber was host.
ess at an attractively appointed bridge
luncheon given at the officers mes.
on Friday, when she entertained Mrs
James Breckenridge, Mrs. Frank
Schwable, Mrs. A. H. Allen, Mrs
Robert Denig, Mrs. Calhoun Ancrum
Mrs. Phillip Torrey. Mrs. Robert
Blake, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Cecil Baker
Mrs. Arch Howard, Mrs. c. j. Miller
, Mrs. Roy Lowell, Mrs. Clarence Nut
ting, Mrs. Harold Parsons, Mrs. d.
Witt Peck, Mrs Wilbur Thing, Mrs
T. L. Sampsell Mrs. Harry Weitzel
Mrs. Arthur Bedoe, Mrs. w. D. Davis
Mrs. Harold Fassett, Mrs. George
Hammer, Mrs. Julian Smith, Mrs
George Bowling, Mrs. Karl Buse, Mrs
Frank Armstead, Mrs. Leander Clapp
Mrs. Chaplain Hicks, Mrs. Paul Hal
loran, Mrs. Ralph Culpepper, Mrs
John Brewster, Mrs Gale Cummings
Mrs. Charles Gill, Mrs. James Wells
Mrs. A. T. Lewis, Mrs. Maurice
Holmes, Mrs Bernard Dubel, Mrs
Robert Yowell, Mrs. Floyd Bennett
Mrs. Margaret Towner, Mrs. William
Sihler, Mrs. Tom Ennis, Mrs. Arthur
Mason, Mrs. Jacob Plachta, Mrs. Allen
Pollock and Mrs. James Riseley.
Mrs. Kenneth Lowman entertained
at a tea Tuesday, when Mrs. Dalton
Davis, Mrs. Hugh Alexander, Mrs
Julian Smith, Mrs. Willard Leutze ane
Mrs. Floyd Bennett assisted in the
dining room.
Maj. and Mrs Peter Couachy hac
as dinner guests Saturday, Capt. ano
Mrs. William Radcliffe, Capt. ano
Mrs Stuart O'Neil, Lieut.. and Mrs
Raymond Scollins, Lieut.. and Mrs
E. H. Price from Washington, Lieut.
ard Mrs. Lanigan, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Wallace, Miss Edith Ellsworth
and Mr. Gordon O'Hanlon.
Mrs. William Yowell Of Highland
Park, ILL.,, was the guest of honor al
bridge tea given Monday by heI
hostess, Mrs. Robert Vowel. The party
included Mrs. Thomas Sampsell, Mrs
Roy Lowell. Mrs. Hugh Alexander
Mrs. T. A. Tighe, Mrs. Ralph Culpep-
per, Mrs. Edward Shaw, Mrs. Willard
Leutze, Mrs. Floyd Bennett. Mrs
Harry Dunkelberger, Mrs. Walter
Stuart, and Mrs. John Bemis.
Mrs. Harold Major left the station
on Thursday for Chicago, where she
will remain for a fortnight.
Mrs Herbert Keimling entertained
at bridge tea Wednesday, her guests
being Mrs. George Dowling, Mrs. Roy
Lowell, Mrs. T. B. Cheatham, Mrs
Kenneth Lowman, Mrs Hugh Alexan-
der, Mrs. H. D. LinScott, Mrs. Willard
Leutze Mrs. Robert Anthony, Mrs
Hugh Mauldin, Mrs. Margaret Towner
Mrs. E. E. Linsert, Mrs. C. j. Eldredge
Mrs. j. N. Smith, Mrs. John Strother
Mrs. John Bemis, Mrs j. C. Donehoo
Mrs. James Riseley, Mrs. John WehIe,
Mrs. Emory Ozabal, Mrs. John Erwin
Miss Valerie Cummings, and the fol-
lowing from Washington: Mrs. Emma
SteinWachs, Mrs. F. S. SteinwachS
and Mrs. Charles Hobbs.
Mrs. Robert Blake is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. George Grant of Oak
land, Calf. Mrs Grant made the trip
from the West Coast via the Panama
Canal and expects to remain six
weeks.
The following officers who have
been on special temporary duty with
the c. c. c. have been ordered to
Quantico on May /: Capt. c. H
Yost, Capt. John McVey, Capt. John
O'Leary, Capt. Thomas Joyce, Capt
A. T. Lewis, Capt. Robert Pendleton
Capt. c. D. Sniffin, Capt. Delmar By
field, Capt. Melvin Fuller, Capt. MAJ
Cox, Capt. Eugene Mullaly, Capt. E
C. Nicholas, Capt. Harry Paul and
Lieut.. H. D. Palmer.
Miss Alice McWilliams of New York
spent the week end at the home Of
4lCl SAotC4, IAlo' 2eS6Aldi0 shio ny. III
Saturday she was the honor guest al
a dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. Vardy
Others present were Lieut.. and Mrs
c. j. Eldredge, Mr. and Mrs. George
Reigler and the following from An
napolis: Lieut.. and Mrs. Theodore
Rimer, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Crockett
and Mr. Edward Lohse.
Mrs. A. T. Lewis has gone to Brim-
field, Mass. where she will remain
until Capt. Lewis concludes his service
with the c. c. c.
Mrs Harry Dunkelberger is enter
tanning Mrs. Shelton Zern, wife oi
Lieut.. Zern of Washington.
Mrs. A. T. Mason was hostess at 9
tea on Wednesday given in honor o.
Mrs. George Grant of Oakland, Calf
Mrs. j. C. Webb and Mrs. Norman
True presided at the tea table.