Evening star., 1932-03-13
Bicentenni Costume
Ball Will Be Held In
Leonardtown March %
.. A. r. Event Will Open
Spring Social Season in
Southern Maryland.

EBOEARDTOWN, Nd, March Ia
The Maj. william Thomas Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution
OF st. Mary's County, are preparing to
hold q Washington BicentenniaI cos
tune ball at Hotel st. Marys Easter
Monday. March 28 The ball will open
the Spring season in Southern Mary
land socially. Many old-fashioned
dresses great-great- -grandmothers and
great-great grandsires wore during the
Revolutionary period will be worn that
night by their descendants. AT inter
walls the orchestra is expected TO play
the Virginia Reel" "Minuet" and
"Sir Roger de Coverly." to be in keep
ing with the festive atmosphere OF that
period. This will be one OF the largest
balls of the social season. 1t Is held
each year and attended by many boys
and girls attending the preparatory
schools and colleges and those who
come back to spend the Easter holidays.
Col. william Garland Fay, U. S A.
retired, who has been at Colorado
Springs and on his ranch in Texas
during the Winter and late Fall re-
turned Monday to his place, Mulberry
Fields. on the lower Potomac River.
Mrs. Fay did not accompany him. as
she was called to her home at Colorado
Springs on account Of her fathers i'll
ness
Miss Ethel Snyder of Baltimore is
visiting her brother -in-laW and sister,
Rev. and Mrs Jesse NJ. B. Woodrow. at
the Episcopal rectory OF St. Peters
p. z. Church on Washington street
Mr. James Fenner Lee, jr, son OF
7 rF
Crest on the Washington boulevard
celebrated the nineteenth birthday an
niversary Saturday in his home. In
the evening his parents gave him a
supper party in honor Of the occasion
and this was followed by a theater
party. Those attending were Miss
Anne Lee George. Miss Frances JET
fer of Baltimore and Mr.. T. G.
Hodges Of Oakley and Mr.. Howard
Lee.
Mrs. Roger L. Richardson and her
young son are spending this week with
relatives at Salisbury. Mrs. Richard /
son is president Of the Woman's Aux |
iliary of the American Legion Pest "a !
OF ST. Marys County.
Mrs. Thomas W. Foxwell Of FoXwellS /
Point who spent a few weeks as the |
guest of her son-in-law and daughter, |
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Pardue, in their |
home in Chevy Chase Nd. returned
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Frank Dent spent
several days as the house guests of
Mr.. and Mrs William F. Cecil, who
recently moved to Hyattsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hunt OF Waldorf, |
DR.. Donald Hopkins and Mrs. Hopkins |
and Miss Maude Hunt Of Annapolis !
and Mr.. Emerson Phillips were among |
those from St. Marys County who at /
tended the State road dinner dance !
at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Bal /
tirnore Saturday evening.
Miss Agnes Waring Of Pomonkey is /
spending several weeks with her broth /
er and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. /
Edward Waring in their attractive /.
home on North Washington street.
Mrs. Reck. wife of the Rev. H. E. r. /
Reck. pastor of the Patterson Memo /
rial Methodist Episcopal Church in |
Baltimore. is spending this week as |
the guest Of her mother, Mrs. Thomas |
p. Foxvell Of Foxwells Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McVeigh Regan |
of Minneapolis. Mimi. who have been |
Mrs Nettie A. Morgan. left Wednes- |
day afternoon for their home While |
here Mrs Regan's friends entertained |
her extensively in their homes and at
Tudor Hall Inn.
Mrs. Krug. wife Of the Rev. Lloyd |
Krug, rector Of the ST Paul's Meth |
odist Episcopal Church, is spending
this week with relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs j. Allen Coad Of Chestnut Hill
Is visiting this week at Henderson
vile N. c.
Miss Phyllis Graves was among
those from St. Marys County attend
ing the dinner dance Saturday eve
ming at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in
Baltimore Miss Graves posed for a
miniature painted by Mr.. Allyn VIII
liams while he and Mrs. Williams
spent last Spring at Summerseat Plan
tation. The completed picture was ex-
hibited last Fall at the British Royal
Academy of Arts in London and in
Paris and New York, and this Spring