Evening star., 1932-04-10
Colonial Costume Ball
at Cedar Point, Nd. Is
Set for Wednesday
Rural Women's Clubs Urge
Guests to Wear Apparel
of Revolutionary Period.

1ural WonenB CLUBS are planning 20
lonial costume ball in the Communit!
Hall, at Cedar Point. Nd, near here
| wednesday, at 8 o'clock, and to maxi
1t one OF the most interesting affair
that the county club organization ha!
ever held. Already arrangements hav'
been completed and the special commit
tees have been appointed to see tina
every detail will be carried out Al
those attending are urged TO wear cos
tunes pertaining particularly to th'
Revolutionary period. The graceful min
uet and Virginia reel and Sir Roger d'
Coverly will be danced. 1t Is beinl
given In honor of George Washington
Those who will make up the receiv-
ing line will be Mrs A. S. Gardiner
president Of the council; Mrs. J. Juliu!
johnson Of Bushwood, Mrs. johnson
Mattingly Of Morganza, Nd; Mrs. Will
liam Markle of Pearson, Md; Mrs. Johr
Hopkins of st. Georges Island. Mrs
| Anita Swami of Piney Point Nd: Mrs
Pembroke Moore. Mrs. ]. J. Bradley
both Of Pearson; Mrs. Clarence Guy OF
Clements, Md; Mrs. Lillian Raley OF
Beachville, Md; Mrs. Jeanette Russell
of Valley Lee, Md; Miss Felice Cecil oi
Piney Point, Md: Mrs. John g. Jones
of Cedar Point Md; Mrs. ]. o. King
of Ridge, Md; Mrs. Frederick Court OF
Piney Point and Mrs. Richard Bullock
Of Loveville, Md.
The other members on the Refresh
ment Committee will be Mrs Queenie
Bradburn Of Dameron, Nd; Mrs. Ber-
tha Trailer of Drayden, Nd; Mrs. Ber-
tie Fish of Cedar Point, Md, and Mrs
Anita Swami of Piney Point Nd.
The club members appointed on the
Entertainment Committee are Mrs
Thomas TroSsback Of Dameron, Nd;
Mrs. Myrtle Thomas of st. Georges
Loveville, Md, and Mrs. Frederick Court
of Piney Point, Md. and Mrs. Harry P.
Wise of Pearson, Md.
Mrs. G. Morgan Knight Of Leonard
town motored to Collington, Md, and
was the guest in whose honor Rev. and
Mrs. Frederick A. Cook entertained at
dinner in the lovely old rectory, Thurs
day evening. The house Is about ZOO
years old and was at one time the resi-
dence of Gov. Bowie of Maryland. DR..
Cook was formerly rector in st. Marys
County at the All Saints Protestant
Episcopal Church, at Oakley, and 81.
Peters Protestant Episcopal Church, at
Leonardtown, and last June accepted
a call to the Collington parish.
A marriage of more than passing In
terest to Southern Maryland and st.
Marys County was that announced by
DR.. Robert v. Palmer of Avenue. Nd,
of his daughter Rachel Raymond to
Mr.. James Roger Davis. The wedding
took place Friday, March II, at Eli
colt City, Md.
Miss Augusta Lee, accompanied by
her two brothers, Mr.. j. Fenner Lee, 1r.,
and Mr. Howard Lee, children OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. Fenner Lee, Sr, OF Lees
Crest at Lonardtown are attending a
house party being given this week by
their cousin, Miss Ann Lee George, in
her parents home in Guildford at Bal
timore, Md.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage Of Miss Margaret Lucille Hill,
daughter of Mrs. Julia Hill of Oakley,
Md, to Mr. William Herbert, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Cleveland Herbert of Oraville.
Md, this county. The wedding took
place March 81 in the Sacred Heart
Roman Catholic Church at Abel, Md
the rector of the church, Rev. j. ]. Nc
CloSky, S. j., performing the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gaffney OF
Baltimore, Md, have returned to theiI
home after spending q few days as the
guest Of Mrs. Gaffney's parents, for
mer Judge B. Harris Camalier and Mrs
Camalier, in their residence in Leonard
town.
Miss Suzanne Birch. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Birch Of st. Inigoes,
Md, has returned to resume her studies
at the Maryland State Normal School
at Towson, Md.
Mrs. Agnes Sydner of Baltimore, Md
has spent the last month as the
guest of her brother-in-law and sister
the Rev. and Mrs. Jesse M. B. Wood
row, In the P. E. rectory on Washington
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hunt and their
two daughters, Miss DorcuS Hunt and
Miss Frances Hunt of Washington, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Latham in their home in the South End
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hickey and Mr.
Arthur Briggs of Washington were the
house guests over last week end of Mr.
on North Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J Spence Howard OF
Baltimore, Md, and two young sons
Broome and J. Spence Howard, jr
passed last week end at their estate
ST. Mary's Manor at st. MaryS City
When school is out the Howards will
spend the Summer months there, with
Mr. Howard coming down for week ends
with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs James S. Carr and their
niece, Miss Alma Robinson, spent Tues
day in Washington
Mr. Caleb Hathaway of Chevy Chase
Md, spent last week end at his parents
estate, Hampton, on the lower Potomac
River.
Mrs. L. J. Morris Of Berlin, Nd, on
the Eastern Shore, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. J. Roger Richard
son, in Leonardtown, has returned to
her home. While here she was extern
sively entertained by Mrs Richardson's s
friends, numerous parties being given
in her honor
Mr.. Bert Hanuer, accompanied by
Mr.. Loker Raley, both OF Baltimore
spent the last week end with relatives
in st. MaryS County.
Mrs. Wilmore Davis of Chaptico Fri
| day afternoon entertained at luncheon
in honor Of the Morganza Rural Wom-
ems Club at her home.
A wedding of much interest was that
which took place on March 20 in the
st. James Roman Catholic Church, at
Ridge Md, at o'clock, with a nuptial
mass, when Miss Viola Ridgeli' daueh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Lee RidgeIl of
Ridge, became the bride OF Mr.. Thomas
Lloyd Carroll, son of Mrs. Elizabeth
Carroll and the late Frank Carroll of
st. James, Md. this county
Mr.. Ridgell, father of the bride, gave
| his daughter in marriage. She wore a
gown OF light blue silk crepe, built on
princess lines, with hat 10 match, and
carried bridal bouquet Of white roses
| and lilies of the valley.
Miss Edna Ridgell, sister of the bride
was maid Of honor. She carried q bou-
quet OF Talisman roses, with African
daisies. Mr. Bernard Carroll, brother
! OF the bridegroom, was best man.
Rev. Horace B. McKenna, 8. j., rec
tor of the church, perfomed the cere-
mony and assisting him were Rev. John
La Fargo, S. j., OF New York City and
Rev. Gregory Kiehne, S. j., rector OF
st. MichaeIs Roman Catholic Church