Evening star., 1938-02-20
Officers. Club
Gives Dance
.,
AtQuantico
Miss Harrison and
1t. Buchanan
Married.


" ner yarty at the club this
evening. Wednesday at noon Gen.
and Mrs. Buttrick entertained ct
luncheon for Capt. Richmond K. Tur-
ner, u. g. N, who came from the Naval
War College at Newport to lecture to
student officers Of the Marine Corps
Schools.
Col. Edward A. Osterman was host
At . dinner party at the club this eve
ming preceding the dance at the On
GERS Club.
It. Donald r. Eler.. U. 8. N. and
Mrs. Eller have a. their guests this
week end Mrs. Eler's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Pow
ers of Washington.
1t. and Mrs. Eller honored their
guests at . cocktail party at which
they entertained at their quarters this
evening, later taking their guests to
the Ofdcers' Club hop.
Capt and Mrs. Lester 8. Hamel had
as their guests at the dance this eve
ming Miss Mary Putnam, daughter Of
Col. and Mrs. Russell Putnam; Miss
Doris Eason and Mr.. Roger Power, all
Of Washington.
Miss Sue Harrison
Married Last Night.
A charmingly arranged wedding took
place at the Post Chapel at Z O'Clock
last evening, when Miss Sue Harrison,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bass
Harrison Of Jasper. Fla. became the
bride Of 1t. william w. Buchanan. U.
8. M. c.. son Of Mrs. Ballard Lee
Buchanan and the late Mr.. Buchanan
Of Athens, Ga. The service was read
by 1t. Comdr. Alfred de Groot Vogler,
Chaplain Corps. U. 8. N.
The bride wore gown Of white
satin with Q white lace redingote. Her
finger-tip length veil fell from tulle
coronet cap and her arm bouquet was
Of gardenias and white roses.
She had as her only attendant her
sister, Mrs. Jack Vause Of High Springs,
Fla.
1t. James 8. O'Halloran acted as best
man for 1t. Buchanan and the ,shers
were 1t. Peter J. speckman. 1t. Louie
c. Reinberg. 1t. Harry Smith and Il.
Donald J. Decker.
Mrs. Vause wore . gown of blue net
made with . bolero jacket. At the
neckline was cerise velvet bow with
long streamers and the flowers Of her
arm bouquet matched the color Of the
velvet ribbon. Mrs. VAuSe wore a blue
veil hesddress
Mr.. A. Balfour was organist at the
wedding and Mrs. Vera Hines sang.
On leaving the chapel the bride and
bridegroom walked under the tradi-
tional arch Of swords.
Following the wedding there was q
reception at the Oncers' Club. after
which It. and Mrs. Buchanan left for
short wedding trip. 1t. and Mrs
Buchanan will be at home in Quantico
where 1t. Buchanan Is attending the
Marine Corps Schools.
The bride, who taught the first
semester Of this school year in the
Post Elementary School, attended
Duke University and Is . graduate Of
the Florida State College for Women
ut Tallahassee. She is q member Of
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority.
1t. Buchanan was graduated f1om
the University Of Georgia in 1885.
Guests from out-of-town who at
tended the wedding were 1t. Bu-
chanan's mother: Miss Myrtle Jen-
nings Of Jasper. Fla: Mr.. and Mss.
Charles Bass Harrison, parents Of
the bride, and Mrs. vause.
Mrs. Bennet Putyear
Leaves for Florida.
Mrs. Bennet Putyear, wife of Col.
Putyear. left yesterday with Mrs. j.
R. Wells Of Washington for Florida,
where they will be the guests for
two weeks Of Mrs. L. D. Pierson at her
winter home at Palm Beach.
Mrs. Wells IS q sister of the late
Maj. William F. Bevan. U. S. M. c.
Mrs. Harry Halliday was hostess at
bridge-luncheon Monday afternoon
at her quarters, having as her guest
Of honor her house guest. Miss Ethel
Aron Of Philadelphia, daughter Of Mr..
Z. F. Aron Of San Diego.
The guests were Mrs. Bennet Put
yeer, Mrs. William Mann. Mrs. Frank
B. Goettge, Mrs. Eugene F. c. Collier.
Mrs. Lewis r. Tyler. Miss Mottinhon,
Mrs. Frank M. Russell, Mrs. Ray A.
Trevelyan. Mrs. John Wehle, Mrs. Ray