Evening star., 1932-07-31
Mrs. A. D. Hodsdon
And Mrs. J. A. Coad
To Visit Nova Scotia
Miss France of St. Marys,
Nd, Seminary Leaves on
Boat Trip to Boston.

LEONARDTOWN, Md, July 30.-Mrs
Alexander Dana Hodgdon Of Washing
ton, D. c., who has been staying at her
mothers estate, Porto Bello on the st.
Marys River, for the Summer, left today
with her mother, Mrs. j. Allen Coad,
wife of State Senator Coad of Leonard
town, to spend some 10 days at Chester,
Nova Scotia. They sailed from New
York and are taking the water route.
Mrs. Coad later in the Summer will
spend some time with her sister in
Toronto, Canada.
Miss Adele M. France, principal of
the St. Mary'S Seminary, st. Mary IS
City, Md, left Tuesday with her young
niece, Miss Mary Carolyn Porter of
Brooklyn, N. Y, who has been visiting
her for weeks trip by boat for Boston,
Mass.
Miss Clarissa Mulligan and Mr.
George Hospidor, both of Washington,
d. c., were the recent guests OF Mr.. G.
Frank Wathen and his sisters, Miss
Alma Wathen, Miss Mary Wathen and
Miss Rosalie Wathen of Loveville, Md.
They were entertained at a picnic
luncheon at st. Clements Shores Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Ruth Sanner Of Baltimore, Md,
Is the house guest this week OF her
cousin, Miss Adele Jones, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen M. Jones OF
South Adam street.
Mrs. Leila Mattingly Hodges of Wash
3ngton spent several days with her
father, Judge William C. Mattingly of
Lawrence avenue.
DR.. and Mrs Zack Morgan of Balti-
more, Md, spent several days as the
guests of DR.. Morgan'S mother, Mrs.
Nellie Morgan of MechanicSville, Nd.
His late father, DR.. Morgan, was a
prominently known physician of South
ern Maryland.
Judge Walter Dawkins of Baltimore,
Md, was for few days this week the
house guest of his nephew Legislator
and Mrs. Philip H. Dorsey, tr., OF North
Washington street.
Mr.. Howard Evans Of Cambridge, Md,
has returned after spending week as
the guest Of Mr.. Harry Simmons Jones
of Leonardtown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel D. Young of
Grand Rapids, Mich, who have spent
the early Summer season with their
daughter, Miss Elvira Young, at their
estate, SuSQuehanna on the Chesapeake
Bay have left for their Michigan home.
They will return in the Fall to Susque-
hanna. While in st. Mary's Mrs.
Young gave a memorial marker, placed
in the st. Mary's Trinity P. e. Church
.
River, in memory of her ancestor, John
LlewelIyn, the first colonial land regis
trar and a member of the Colonial As
Eembly of 1868.
MRS. George o. Wood and her son,
Mr.. Edward Otto Wood, and Mrs. Ed
ward John McLachlen and little Misses
Vivian Evans, and Mary McLachlen,
and Mrs. Harry Bishop Of Washington
spent the past week end at Tudor Hall
Inn, on Brettons Bay in LeonardtoWn.
Mr.. Percy Doney and Mr.. Stuart
Woodrow, both of Baltimore. Md, this
week are the house guests of Rev. and
Mrs Jesse M. B. woodrow at the P. z.
rectory on Washington street
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Stanley johnson
took the wee members of the St Mary's
younger set for q straw ride and enter
tanned for their young daughter, little
Miss Mary Lou johnson OF South Adam
street, Monday evening.
Mr.. Theodore Marshall McAnerney
of Mantoloking N. j., was the guest
Sunday in whose honor Mr.. George
Morgan knight. jr.. Of Leonardtown,
entertained at his home for dinner.
Miss Ann Jones of Washington, D. c.,
was the house guest over the week end
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. Sears at
Society Hill on Brettons Bay.
Miss Reita McGerry of Washington,
D. c., was recently a house guest of
Miss Mary Agnes Guy, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Claude z. Guy OF Clements.
Mr.. John Winchester and Mr.. John
Higgins, both of Washington were the
house guests of Miss Carolyn Phyllis
Graves and her elder sister, Miss Mar
tha Harding Graves, Of Laurel Grove,
Md, on Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Greenwen Of
Cincinnati, Ohio, are the guests this
week of Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Drury
of Medley's Neck at Hunters Retreat,
at Dr. Greenwell's old home. He mar