Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
Count La Bassatiere
Leaves After Visit
To Maryland Relative
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. Bryant
Entertain at Myrtle Point,
on Patuxent.

IEoNARDTOwN, Md, Sept. 19.-
Count Louis la Bassatiere Of Paris, who
has been in the United States for the
last II months, left Monday after pass
ing a few days as the guest of his
cousin, Mr.. j. Fenner Lee, and Mrs.
Lee at their place, Lees Crest, on
the Washington boulevard. He was
accompanied 10 st. Marys by Mr.. Lees
niece, Miss Cornelia Lee Briscoe, OF
Baltimore. Count la BasSatiere has
spent the Summer with relatives in
Newport and Bar Harbor, Me-, and
last Winter he was at Palm Beach.
His mother before her marriage was
Miss Mary ODonnell of Baltimore.
The count will sail for France early
in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Y. Bryant Of Myrtle
Point on the Patuxent River are en-
Pertaining house party this week, in
Guiding Mrs. Herbert Vanderbilt OF
New York City and Mrs I. w. II.
Campbell and her daughter, Miss VIZ
ginia Campbell, Of Buffalo. Over last
week end DR.. and Mrs. Allen Carter OF
Baltimore were their guests.
Prof. Emmett Corey OF washington
was a recent visitor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Dorsey in their cottage on the
DIR. William Scott, whose home is
oear Detroit is the guest this week OF
MIR. George Wigginton and Mr.. Robert
Wigginton In their hunting lodge on
Belvedere Plantation on the lower 20
tomac. $780,.
d A. r., of st. Marys County was en-
fertained Saturday. September IL, at
luncheon by Mrs. Rex. Adams In her
home at Andover In Valley Lee. she
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. GIRL
Alexander and Mrs. James M. BenneCG
of philadelphia and Mrs. j. Spence
Howard, Miss M. A. France, principal
of the st. Mary's Female Seminary
Mrs. Warren Dunbar ana MIS- Catn-
crime Kennedy, all Of st. Marys City.
Among the 35 members from Washing
ton attending the business meeting fol-
lowing the luncheon were Mrs. west
Russell. Mrs. Matte H. Key, Mrs. Lucy
shaw. Mrs. Arthur Rainey. Miss Bruce
Cotton and Mrs. Lila Blackstone.
Mrs Maria Briscoe of the North End
entertained at luncheon Saturday IN
honor of Count Louis la Bassatlere OF
Paris and Miss Cornelia Lee Brlscoe
of Baltimore. -.
Miss Margaret Wigginton VINO mas
End will return to her studies az the
Washington again this year.
Announcement Is made OF the mar
rage of Miss Lulu Raley, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Raley OF MOI
ganza, this county, to Mr.. Arthur
Shugars, jr., son Of Mr.. and MIS-. Ar
thur Shugars Of Vienna, va, Wnlcn
took place August % in Baltimore, HSv'
L. c. Cavanough, s. j., rector Oh a.
Martins Roman Catholic Churcn, ON
eating. The young couple are making
their home in Washington.
Mrs. ]. Fenner Lee entertained Wed
nesdav at q six-table bridge luncheon
in her home, Lees Crest. Those geC-
ting bridge honors were Mrs. Robert M:
Hunt. ir.; Mrs. Bernard I. Smith ana
Mrs. John Gardiner. On ThuIsoay
Mrs. Lee entertained for a nve-taple
bridge luncheon ana those geVC x1e,,, sne
highest scores were Mrs. L. A. Winner,
Mrs q. Prank Dent and Mrs. /. 5.
Miss Emma Metcalf, daughter OF
Rev. and Mrs. Franklin Metcan OF
Mechanicsyilae left this week 70 enger
william and Mary College, where she
will be a Junior.
Miss Phyllis Graves and her mother,
Mrs. Philip T. Graves or Laurel Grove
near here, who with Mrs. M 9. Law
ingston and her family OF Atlanta,
ca. have been visiting In Cleveland,
Ohio. as the guests of Mrs. Graves
daughters. Mrs. H. G. MiSsen and MISS
Martha Graves, who are making their
home in Cleveland. returned Friday
Before motoring home they visited IN
Canada and also stopped at Niagara
Fails. Mr.. Philip Graves left Monday
morning with his daughter, Mrs. Liv-
ingston, and is accompanying her back
to Atlanta, where he viii spend
week.
Announcement Is made Of the mar
rage of Mrs. Ruth Ferrell, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Mattingly OF
Abells, Nd, to Mr.. James GoldSbur-
rough, IT., gon Of Mr.. James Goldsbur-
rough of Mechanicsville, Nd this
county, which took place September
6 in Sacred Heart Roman Catholic
Church, the rector, Rev. B. II. Pohl-
man, S. j., officiating.
Young Gardiner Mudd, son Of Mr..
and Mrs Leo S. Mudd Of Leonardtown
Sunday celebrated his sixth birthday
anniversary and entertained q few Of
his young friends In the afternoon.
Mrs. Nelson McConomy recently re-
turned to her home in st. Marys City