Evening star., 1932-02-14
|Leonardtown Cadets
Are Hosts at Dance In
Charlotte Hall Gym
Many Guests Present From
Southern Maryland. Bal
timore and Washington.

LEONARDTowN, Nd, February -
THE largest and most brilliant dance
Of the week was held Friday night by
the Monogram Club and the Fourth
Form Of the Charlotte Hall Military
School In the Charlotte Hall gym
nasium, which was beautifully deco
rated. Several hundred invited guests
attended from all parts Of Southern
Maryland, Baltimore and Washington
and danced to . popular orchestra fur
nished BY the school faculty.
The patronesses for the dance were
Mrs. B. r. Crowson, wife Of Col. Crow
son, principal of the school, who wore
gown Of black lace; Mrs L. L. Jones,
wife Of Lieut.. Jones Of the school fac
ulty. in . charming gown Of pink geor-
/ gette; Mrs. Richard Sothoron Of Char
lotte Hall. In black velvet; Mrs. O.
French Owens Of Chaptico. In purple
velvet; Mrs. j. F. Coad, wife Of Prof
Coad Of Charlotte Hall, in black velvet
and Mrs. Levin Sothoron, black geor-
gette. Mrs. O.. c. Peverly Of Mechan-
icsville. Md, and Miss Adele France
principal Of the st. Mary's Female
Seminary. st. Marys City, also as
sisted
The master of ceremonies was Cadet
Edgar j. Kemp Of Annapolis, Nd: as
sistant master of ceremonies, Cadet
Chauncy Brooks, and the cadets on
the Dance and Decorating Committee
were william Bowie, Douglass Connel-
lee, John Young, Cosmo Ligorio, Nor
man Smithers, John Stevenson and
William Matthews.
| Among the many lovely gowns worn
by the younger set attending, were Miss
Rosalie Posey in white satin, Miss
Miriam Drury in peach color satin
Miss Ann Bond, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. ]. T. Bond of Hollywood in black
velvet. Mrs. j. T. Bond in white lace
ensemble, Miss Mary Gwynn Hamilton
of Leonardtown in yellow tafieta. Mrs
William Herbert Of Mechanicsville In
black velvet and Miss Emily Bohanan
In blue satin
Miss Rose Marsden OF Washington
entertained over the week end at
Tudor Hall Inn, In Leonardtown, in
honor CT Mrs. Harry Bishop, Mrs. Ann
Evans and Mrs. Marguerite McLaugh-
land, all of Washington.
Miss Adele France of ST. Marys City
entertained Sunday at tea in comph-
ment to her faculty at the st. Mary's
Female Seminary, with q number OF
her friends attending
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Hebb, jr., OF
Washington passed the week end at the
estate Of Mr.. Hebb's father. Mr.. Clin-
ton Hebb. ST.. at Drayden. Md
Mr. Russell Howard of Waldorf. Md.
spent last week end in Leonardtown
as the house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
! John Gardiner at their residence on
Washington street.
Among those entertaining at bridge
| vi ho
| Greenwell, jr., at her home on Dents
| terrace. Mrs. Kenneth B. Duke made
the highest score.
Mr.. Charles Zurhorst Of Washington.
D. c., entertained at a very informal
| dance at his mothers home, Charlton
| villa, on Brettons Bay, Saturday eve
ming, with members Of the st. Alban s
basket ball team attending. A num-
Der Of the st. Mary's younger set at
| tended.
Miss Catherine Pillsbury OF Leonard
town on Thursday evening entertained
| a number of friends at her home at
an interesting dance, with the music
furnished by an old-t;me colored or
chestra.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murray Hunt,
jr. with their two children, Robert
Hunt, Sd. and Miss Betty Hunt. spent
| the past week end as the guests of
Mr. Hunts parents. MI. and Mrs. r.
M. Hunt ST., at their estate at An
napolis Md.
One of the largest bridge parties OF
the week was that given jointly by Mrs.
| Harry NJ. Jones and Mrs. I. Stanley
johnson Of Leonardtown at Mrs. Jones
home on Washington street Thursday
evening Bridge honofs were won by
Miss Ida Ramsay Bartol. Mrs. Jack
| Rof r
| ledge Of Leonardtown.
| On Saturday evening the athletic
club Of the st. Marys Female Seminary
held its annual Midw1nter hop and a
number of the Charlotte Hall cadets
| and students Of tho Leonard Hall High