Evening star., 1932-09-18
Capt. and Mrs. Land
Guests at Col. Fays
Leonardtown Home
Mrs. Thompson and Mother,
Mrs. Simpson, Entertain
for Mrs. Carmody.

LEONARDTOWN Md, September
i7.-Capt. and Mrs. Emory Scott Land
of washington are the guests over Sun
A., retired, and Mrs. Fay at their his
toric old home, Mulberry Fields Col
and Mrs Fay spent the Spring and
Summer at Colorado Springs, where
they went because of the illness of Mrs
Fays father, and will return there for
the Autumn.
Mrs. J. r. Thompson and her mother,
Mrs. j. Frank Simpson of Bushwood,
luncheon Thursday in honor of Mrs.
L. F. Carmody Of Butte. Mont. The
guests included Mrs. E. D. Burch, Mrs
Edelen Cough, Mrs. Harvey Bailey, Mrs.
julius johnson. Mrs. Maude Gardiner,
Mrs. Albert Davis and Mrs. Frank
Simpson, jr. Bridge honors were won
by Mrs. Burch, Mrs. Carmody and Mrs.
Cough.
Miss Sarah A. Denver of Leonard
Hospital, will return this week from
her vacation, spent in Annapolis, Nd,
and Baltimore, Md.
Miss Alma Robinson of Parkers Land
ing Pa. who spent year with her
Carr Of Pine Shadows, in St. Marys
City. left this week for her home in
Pennsylvania.
The Rev. Franklin Lee Metcalf. rector
OF All Faith P. E. Church, in Mechan-
1csville. Md, is spending this month in
New York City, where he is giving a
series of lectures In the Church Of the
Holy Apostle.
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Harding of
Richmond, Va, are spending this week
in St. Marys County, where they are
visiting Mrs Mary M. Hopkins of Ora
vile, Md; Mr.. and Mrs. Philip T.
Graves of Laurel Grove, and Mr.. and
Mrs D. P. johnson of Leonardtown.
Mr.. Francis Coad MacMaster Of Bal
timore spent the Summer with his
Frank Coad, in their historic old
Cherryfleld estate on the st. Marys
River near Drayden.
Mrs Ralph Porter, who spent the
Summer with her sister. Miss Adele
France at the St Mary's Female Semi
nary, has returned to her home in
Brooklyn.
Mrs. Edwinetta Burhorst of Wash
1ngton who has been at her estate,
Charltonvilla, on Bretton's Bay, for two
months, left Monday with Mr. Charles
Zurhorst and his sister, Miss Mary
Overton Zurhorst. and their grand
mother Mrs. NJ. E. o. Schroeder. for
their home in Washington. Mr.. Charles
zurhorst: who graduated from St Al
bans School for Boys in June, will en-
ter st, Johns College, at Annapolis,
Nd, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Birch and their
two young sons have returned to their
home, in Baltimore Md. after spending
a week with the latters parents, DR..
and Mrs. F. F. Greenwell, in Leonard
town
Miss Elizabeth Shawall of Hughes
vile, Md, spent last week end with
Miss Emma Metcalf, in Mechanicsville.
Tuesday Miss Metcalf left to resume
her studies at william and Mary Col
1ege. at Williamsburg, Va, where she
will be a senior this year. She is
graduate of St. Marys Female Semi
nary, and is the oldest daughter of
Rev. and Mrs Franklin Lee Metcalf Of
Mechaniceville, Md.
Mrs. J. Spence Howard and her fam
lily will return to Baltimore this week
after spending the Summer at her par
ents' ancestral estate, st. Mary's Manor,
at St. Marys City.
Miss Olive Lynch, Miss Sarah Gwynn
oIydIl, MISS 1IlclNld Will MI
James Russell, Mr.. Lee Compte Curley
and Mr. Benjamin Russell, entertained
jointly at weenie roast at the Bryan
estate. on shores Of Potomac View, We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. aad Mrs. Edward Stokel of Bal
timore and their young son, Edward,
jr, are spending some time as guests
Of Mrs. Stokel's mother, Mrs. Katie
Abel, in Leonardtown.
Mr.. Jack Cryer, who spent the Sum-
mer with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John C. Cryer. at Brittian, Nd,
has returned to his home. in Buffalo.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bernard Abel. ac
companied by Miss Reah Abel and Mr.
Mattingly Guy Of Clements. Md. and
Mr.. and Mrs. wilmer Russell Of Wash
ington, have returned after motor
tour through the Valley Of Virginia and
the Blue Ricge Mountains.
Miss Carolyn Hilton of Brooklyn, N.
Y, accompanied by Miss Mildred Black
of Stamford, Conn, were week end
guests of Miss Olive Lynch of Mount
Olive, at Valley Lee.
Mrs. Vernon Dorsey Of Washington
spent q few days this week with her
daughter, Mrs. Windsor Adams, who is
staying with her aunt, Mrs. D. P. Sut-
ton, at Summerseat, in Laurel Grove.
Miss Thelma Frazier Of Baltimore