Evening star., 1938-07-17

N. NJ, were married Tuesday after
noon at the Officers Club. Preceding
the ceremony organ music was played
by Pvt. Afford and Sergt, Roberts
sang. The marriage took place before
an improvised. altar banked with ferns
and white lilies. with Chaplin F. w.
Meehling officiating at the ceremony.
The bride wore a princess gown of
white satin with long fitted sleeves.
Her tulle veil fell from coronet cap
held in place with orange blossoms
and her shower bouquet was of white
roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Margaret Hines, sister of the
bride. was maid of honor and wore an
orchid silk organdy frock with a full
skirt. White gardenias were worn in
her hair and she carried bouquet
Of white gladioli.
Other attendants of the bride we're
Miss Joan Hines, sister of the bride;
Miss Joyce Geiger, Miss Annette Grit
fin. Miss Annie Laurie Lewis, cousin
Of the bride; Miss Betty Richardson
and Miss Rita Carroll. Their gowns
we're of pastel shades of silk organdy
and they carried bouquets of white
gladioli
1t. William L. Crouch was best
man and the ushers we're 1t. Orin c.
Bjornsrud, 1t. James G. Bishop, jr,;
1t. William r. Collins, 1t. Fred H.
Lemmer, 1t. Kenneth A. Damke and
1t. Charles J. Seibert
Reception Follows Wedding
At Officers Club.
Miss Hines, who is originally from
Montague, N. c.. is granddaughter
of the late Mr.. Joseph H. Montague of
Montague. N. c.
1t. Loomis was graduated from New
Mexico State with the class of 1888
and is member of Tau Kappa Epsilon
Fraternity.
Immediately following the ceremony
a reception was held in the reception
room of the Officers Club, where Miss
Maureen Jones, Miss Nancy Byers
and Miss Edna Loomis assisted at
the tea and punch tables.
Out-of-town guests who attended
the wedding we're Mr.. w. A. Berkeley,
Miss Evelyn Berkeley, Miss Edna
Loomis, Miss J. D. Troy, Miss Gertrude
Troy and Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Troy
Of Washington, Mrs. Marion D. Hop
kins of Providence, r. l., and Miss
Agnes Upchurch of Charlotte. N. C.
Wednesday night Maj Gen. and
Mrs. James c. Breckenridge were hosts
at farewell dinner at their quarters
for Capt and Mrs. william r Mann,
who are leaving the post for San
Diego, Calf.
Friday afternoon Comdr. and Mrs.
John r. White were hosts at a cock
tail party at the officers mess in honor
OF Capt. and Mrs. Mann, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Halliday entertained at
dinner Thursday night for them.
1t. and Mrs. James M. Clark were
hosts at a cocktail party at their
quarters last Sunday in honor of their
house guests, DR.. and Mrs. Cook, and
Miss Caroline Cook.
Mrs. Charles r. Tatum entertained
Monday afternoon at tea and hand
kerchief shower in honor of Mrs. Will
liam T. Mann. The invited guests
were the wives of the naval officers
stationed at Quantico.
1t Col and Mrs Raphael Griffin |
were hosts at dinner party Sunday |
night.
Col. and Mrs. Smith to Be
At Home Thursday.
Thursday afternoon Col. and Mrs.
Julian G. Smith will be at home at |
theE quarters to the officers and la |
dies of the 5th Regiment and the
officers OF the visiting Reserve unit.
Maj. and Mrs James D. Waller |
have as their house guest this week |
Mrs. Elizabeth Burr of Washington. |
Miss Annette Griffin, daughter of |
1t. Col, and Mrs. Raphael Griffin, has
ss her house guest her cousin, Miss
Kathleen Cherry of Orangeburg, S. c. |
Capt. and Mrs. Lester S. Hamel have |
ss their guest Capt Hamel's father,
Mr.. Oliver F. Hamel of Philadelphia.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Frederic L. |
Bradman have returned to the post |
after trip to Geneva, N. Y, and |
Bordertown, N. ]. While away Brig. i
Gen. and Mrs. Bradman visited Bor- |
dertown Military Institute, where their |
son. Jack Bradman, was graduated |
last week.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs Bradman have
as their house guests this week their
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Cleeire, and |
her daughter Nola, and Mrs. Evelina |
satterthwaite of Crosswic, N. j.
Thursday Mrs. Moses j. Gould was
hostess at a tea at her quarters in
honor Of Mrs. George E. Munson.
Among the new arrivals on the post !
from Washington are Mai and Mrs. |
Douglas McLain and their daughter,
Anne. and their son, Jimmie. Mai. |
and Mrs. McLain have been assigned |
to quarters 1874.
Miss Peggy Erskine, daughter of |
1t. Col. and Mrs. Graves B. Erskine,
was hostess Sunday evening at an |
after-the movie supper and a SWIM
ming party.
Mai. and Mrs. c. w. Martyr left
this week for Buffalo. N. Y, where
they will spend their leave.
Miss Ardith Brown, daughter of |
Maj. and Mrs. Lee H. Brown, enter
tained at luncheon Monday in honor !
of Miss Caroline Cook
Miss Gould and Miss Shaw
Have Double Birthday Party.
Miss Virginia Gould, daughter of |
Maj. and Mrs Moses j. Gould, and |
Miss Virginia Shaw, daughter of Capt. |
and Mrs. N. M. Shaw. retired cele-
brated q joint birthday party this
week.
Mrs. Walker A. Bioodworth of
Greensboro, N. c.. arrived on the post
today to spend several days with her
sister, Mrs. Julian G. Smith.
Col. and Mrs. Bennet Puryear have
as their guest Col. Puryears brother,
Mr.. John Puryear of New York City.
DR.. and Mrs. Hill Of Richmond are
the week end guests of Col. and Mrs.
Puryear.
Mrs. william W. Buchanan re-
turned to the post Monday after spend
ing 10 days in Jasper, Fla, with her