Evening star., 1936-02-02
Post Teams
Of BOWlerS
EnjoyGan1e
Women at Fort Meade
Organize League to
Aid Rivalry.

FORT GEORGE q. MEADE, NO.
February LOT major interest on
the post during the Midwinter. season
Is the women's bowling league which
has been formed to hold tournament
during the next few weeks Great
enthusiasm has been shown by all the
ladies ON the post for this sport, and
keen competition is already in evil
dence between the teams. Four teams
have been organized which represent
the 66th Infantry, the 34th Infantry,
the staff and the special units. Mrs.
James Taylor is captain Of the Goth
Infantry team with her regular play
ers Mrs. Armistead D. Mead. jr.: Mrs.
Paul A. Pickhardt, Mrs. Ralph E. Tlb-
belts and Mrs. Wilhelm P. johnson.
The substitutes are Mrs. Lawrence C..
Jaynes, Mrs. Robert Burke and Mrs.
William L. Mitchell Miss Betty Myer
Is captain of the staff team and the
other players are Mrs. Alvin Colburn,
Mrs. George L. Febiger, Mrs. Herbert
B. Wheeler and Mrs. Earle A. john
son: Mrs Edgar A. Myer will play as
substitute. On the special units team
the captain is Mrs. Benjamin Norris
and the players are Mrs. Warren E.
Caldwell, Mrs. Fred w. Fallin, Mrs.
Joseph o. Ensrud and Miss Jackie
Ensrud. Mrs. Harry Henry is captain
of the Saith Infantry team and the
other players include Mrs. Harris M.
Melasky, Mrs Norris A. Wimberley,
Mrs Robert w. Ward, Mrs John H.
Evans and Mrs. James B. Wells.
Capt. and Mrs. H. R. Anderson pre-
sided as host and hostess Tuesday for
the evening bridge party which was
held at the officers Club There were
six tables of duplicate contract bridge
in play during the evening and the
high scores were won on the north
and south side by Capt. and Mrs John
H. Evans and on the east and west
side by Mrs. Herbert B. Wheeler and
Mrs. Charles M. Walton.
Maj and Mrs. Edward M. Almond
and Maj. and Mrs. Clarence c. Fem
of Washington, Capt. and Mrs. Ralph
Tate Of Edgewood Arsenal and Lieut.
P. B. Barrett, U. S. N. and Mrs
visitors on the post last Sunday. when
they were guests of Maj. and Mrs
Alfred V. Ednie.
Mrs. Leo H. Heintz left Wednesday
with her infant son, Richard Lee, and
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward V
Lee, for Atlanta, Ga, where she will
remain for several days visiting her
parents in their home there before
going to Fort Benning, where Lieut.
Heintz is stationed with the 29th
Infantry. Lieut.. Heintz will motor
from Benning to join her at Atlanta
for a day or SO.
Mrs. Henry Munnikhuysen, wife OF
Lieut.. Col. Munnikhuysen, has re-
turned to her home on the post from
Baltimore, where she has been i'll with
pneumonia at the Woman's Hospital
since early in January.
Little Miss Patsy Murray, daughter
of Capt. and Mrs. William S. Murray,
celebrated her 18th birthday anniver-
sary last Saturday with a luncheon
at her quarters for several of her
little friends, after which they all
attended the show at the post movie
theater.
Capt. and Mrs. Paul A. Pickhardt
and Capt. and Mrs. Ewing H. France
were guests Saturday evening, Jan
uary 25. of Capt. and Mrs. John w.
Harmony in College Park, Md. While
there they attended the basket ball
game between the University of Mary
10 Tr,iu of
Carolina and also the boxing meet
between Maryland and the University
Of Miami
Mrs. William L. Mitchell, wife of
Capt Mitchell, returned to the post
last Sunday from Washington, wnere
she was while her son Billy was at
Walter Reed Hospital for an opera
ton. During her stay in Washington
Mrs. Mitchell was the guest of her
aunt. Mrs. Melville S. Jarvis, and Gen.
Jarvis, U. S. A., retired, in their apart
ment on Columbia road.
Maj. Floyd w. Ferree, who is at
present regimental adjutant of the
34th Infantry, has been transferred
to Towson, Md, for duty as executive
officer, district No. 3. c. C. C. Maj.
Kendall j. Fielder is to take his place
as adjutant of the 34th
Miss Mary M. Broaddus of the Army
from Bowling Green, Va, where she
from Bowlin Green, Va, where she
spent months leave visiting her fam
lily in her home there. Miss Rose
Schanzenbach also of the Nurse
Corps, returned to the post recently
from New Washington, Ohio. where
she had been called because of the
death of her mother.
Mrs. Howard Hume, wife of Mai.
Hume, spent several days during the
week visiting in Washington.