Evening star., 1937-07-25
UANT1CO. Va. July 24.-The
200 college men who are here
from various colleges through
out the country for the Pla-

200 college men who are here
from various colleges through
out the country for the Pla-
toon Leaders Glass. training at the
Marine Corps schools, were entertained
this evening at dance at the Ofiicers'
Club.
One hundred society girls from Fred
ericksburg and Washington came to
Quantico for this party and are the
guests over the week end Of officers and
their families on the post
Music for the dance was played by
the Marine Band Orchestra and Capt.
Alan Shapely had Charge of the ar
rangements. The Platoon Leaders
Glass will be honored at another dance
on August 13.
Col. Leander A. Clapp is taking a
two weeks motor trip through New
England. Mrs. Clapp is in Long Beach
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Alpha
Bowser, wife of Lieut.. Bowser, U. S.
M. c.
On Thursday the Marine Officers
polo team went to Baltimore to play
the Sd Cavalry team in a match game
IN the 1ntercircuit Tournament. held
at the Maryland Polo Club Field.
Maj Gambler A. Wilkinson. U. S. A.,
Maj. Ford o. Rogers. Capt Booker C.
Batterton. Capt. Ira Kimes, Lieut.. Car
son A. Roberts and Lieut.. Randall NJ
Victory were the players from this post
WhN Uent to baltimore
Mrs. Rogers. Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs.
Kimes and Mrs. Roberts accompanied
their husbands.
Mrs. William L. Mann and her
daughter. Miss Beverly Mann, who
have been visiting in California while
Capt. Mann. U. S. N, has been in
Europe attending a medical meeting,
will return to the post the first of the
week.
Capt Mann will return from Ru-
mania the second week in August.
Maj. and Mrs Moses j. Gould and
their children. Virginia, Bobby and
Bunty, have arrived here for duty from
San Diego and they are at home at
Quarters RS.
Miss Douglass jacobsen. daughter
Of Lieut. Col and Mrs Arnold w.
Jacobsen, is the guest of Miss Jean
6huler In Washington for short visit
Miss Helen Kane of Harrisburg, Pa,
has been the guest this week Of her
brother-in-law and sister, Lieut.. and
Mrs Earl A. Sneeringer.
Lieut. Sneeringer's aunt, Miss Flor
ence De Lone of Annapolis, is visit
ing Lieut. and Mrs. Sneeringer this
week end.
Following the golf tournament last
Sunday afternoon between the Ma
rine team and the Argyle Country
Club team of Washington, the visitors
were entertained by the Marine off,
GERS at a cocktail party and buffet
supper in the grill room at the OFF,
GERS Club.
Members OF this post who were
present were Maj. and Mrs. Dudley
Brown. Capt. and Mrs. Lawrence r.
Kline. Capt. and Mrs. Stanley E. Rid
derhof, Mr.. Allen Puryear, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray A. Trevelyan. Capt. and Mrs,
Charles L. Fike, Capt. and Mrs.
Thomas G. Mcfarland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allan A. Zarracina, Mr.. Allan Zarra-
Gina, jr.: Lieut.. and Mrs. Harold w.
Bauer, Capt. and Mrs. Alan Shapley,
Capt Samuel Bird, Lieut.. j. L. Smith
and Capt and Mrs. Alfred R. Pefley.
Maj. and Mrs. Ray A. Robinson
and their small son, Ray, jr, left the
post Monday to take a months leave,
most of which they will spend in
Canada.
En- route North they will be the
guests for few days Of Maj. Gen.
Smedley Butler, U. 8. M. c., retired,
and Mrs. Butler, in Philadelphia.
Miss Doris Wolf of Washington has
been the guest this week Of Lieut.
and Mrs. Charles H. Hayes.
Last evening before the Black-Tie
dance at the Officers Club, Lieut. and
Mrs. Hayes entertained at a small
dinner party at their quarters, having
as their guests Miss Wolf. Capt and
Mrs. John c. Mum and Mrs. Cora H.
Mum.
Capt. and Mrs Lamar Curry. who
have recently returned to the States
from France, where Capt. Curry at
tended the Ecole de Guerre, are new
members of this command and they
are now at home in Fredericksburg,
Va. Mrs. Curry Is the former Miss
Polly Marston.
Lieut. and Mrs. Austin R. Brunelli
have had as their house guest this
week Miss Alice Wright of Washing
ton.
Last Saturday evening Lieut.. and
Mrs. Brunelh were hosts at dinner,
later taking their guests to the Officers
Club dance. Their guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas G. Wright Of Washing
ton, Miss Alice Wright. Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Tydings of Tyrconnell Farms,
Md; Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Quirk
and Mr.. Mac johnson of Washington.