Evening star., 1932-03-27
Southern Maryland
Society Anticipating
Ball at Leonardtown
Washington and Baltimore
Guests Expected at BIZ
centennial Fete.

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looking forward to the George Wash
ington Bicentennial costume ball to be
held Monday evening at Hotel st.
Mary's in Leonardtown by the Maj.
William Thomas Chapter of the Daugh-
ters Of the American Revolution of st.
Marys County. A famous dance or
chestra is to furnish the music, and for
those who do not care to dance there
will be bridge in the reception hall. A
large number of guests are expected to
attend from Washington as well as
Baltimore. 1t will be one CT the most
brilliant affairs held here this year and
will attract many
Miss Martha Graves, daughter of
former County Commissioner and Mrs.
Philip T. Graves of Laurel Grove, Md,
returned after spending little over a
year with her sister, Mrs. H. G. MisSel
of Indianapolis, Ind, and expects to
spend the early Spring months with her
parents in ST. Marys
Miss Adele NJ France. principal cf
the st. Mary's Female Seminary at St
MaryS City, entertained at an informal
dance Saturday evening in honor of the
senior and sophomore classes at the
school.
Mrs. J. L. Morris Of Berlin. Md, on
the Eastern Shore, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. J. Roger Richardson, on Washing
ton street. While here she is being eX-
tenSively entertained by Mrs. Richard
sons friends Mrs Nettie A Morgan
entertained at a tWo-table bridge sup
per Saturday in her honor and Tuesday
night Mrs. l. Stanley johnson enter
tained for her at a bridge supper
Miss Olive Lynch, daughter of DR..
and Mrs T Hooper Lynch of Drayden,
Nd, will celebrate her seventeenth
birthday anniversary tomorrow and will
hold picnic luncheon at st. Clements
Shores. and later a theater party that
night in Leonardtown.
Miss Emma Metcalf. daughter of Rev.
and Mrs Franklin Lee Metcalf of Me-
chanicsville, Nd. who is a sophomore
at the William and Mary College at
Williamsburg, Va, is spending the
Easter holidays with her parents here.
Their sen, Mr.. Francis Metcalf Of the
Episcopal Seminary at Alexandria, Va,
also is spending his recess with them.
Mr. Loker Raley is this week spend
ing few days with Town Commits
sioner and Mrs. Louis F. Abel on
Washington street and will attend the
Easter ball Monday evening
Miss Miriam Nathanson and her twin
sister, Miss Anna Nathanson. daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis NathanSon Of
LeonardtoWn, are among those spending
the Easter vacation with their parents.
This year these young ladies are attend
ing school in Baltimore.
Mrs. B. B. Love of Morganza will
open her Summer place Meadow Brook,
about the 1st of April and is spending
the Easter season there, accompanied
by her son-in-law and daughter Mr..
and Mrs. Charles McGhan of Wash
1ngton, D. c.
Miss Ann Bond and her sister. Miss
Adelaide Bond. daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Bond of Hector-on-the |
Patuxent. are spending this week end |
with their parents and will attend the |
D. A. r. ball Easter Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar w. Whitman |
and Mrs Ninrod Elliott and her young |
son, Ray Elliott, of Laurel, Nd; Mrs |
Herman of Tifin. Ohio; Mr. and Mrs |
C. B. Johnson and Mr.. Larkins Geriuch |
Of Baltimore, Md, were the house guests |
over last week end of the Rev. Jesse M. |
B. woodrow in the Episcopal rectory, |
on Washington street.
Mrs. Louis F. Abel, reviving the Gus
tom Of her mother, kept open house"
on Public Tuesday during court week
here and received many Of her old
friends and those Of Mr.. Abel at her
home.
Miss Dorothy Fisher of Leonardtown
spent the last week end in Charles
County end visited her cousin, Miss
Lomax.
Mrs. Frederick Godcharles and Miss
Anna Louise Fish, both of Milton, Pa,
have arrived to spend a few weeks at
at Budds Creek, in St. Marys
County.
The st. Mary's Academy Alumnae
met at the home of Mrs. William M.
Ioker, on North Washington street,
evening and decided to hold
another benefit card party during the
month of May.
Miss Gertrude Knight and Mr.. Glad |
stone McDermitt, both Of Washington, |
will spend tomorrow as the guests of /
Miss knights parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
B. c. Knight, in their home, at Oak
vile.
Mr.. Edward Barto. son of Mrs Alfred |
Lee Jones. who attends the Western |
Maryland College, at Westminster, Is |
spending the Easter holidays with Prof. |
and Mrs. Jones in Leonardtown.
Miss Olive Lynch of Drayden, Md, |
entertained at supper Thursday eve |
ming in honor of Miss Edna Saunders |
of Beachville and Miss Dorothy Mill
burn of st. Marys City, Md.
Dr. F. A Camalier and Mrs. CANA |
ueT entertained db NAL4llVl III NOAAIPAA-
ment to Dr. and Mrs. Leonard B. john |
son of MorganZa, Md, in their home on !
North Washington street.
Mrs. Richard H. Sears Of Society Hill !
is convalescing after an attack of the i
grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Birch of Bal
timore and their young son are spend |
ing the Easter season with DR.. and |
Mrs. Greenwell in Leonardtown.
Mrs. Lucy Spaulding, who has spent |
the Winter with her sister, Mrs. Rose
Loker Raley, in New York, soon will
return to her home in Leonardtown.
Mr. Alfred Gardiner, son of Mrs. Will
liam H Gardiner of Chaptico, Md, who
last Fall won a four-year scholarship
to Washington College, at Chestertown,
Md, is spending the Easter recess with
his mother.
Mr. and Mrs. G. French Owens of
Baltimore, Md, are spending this week
end with Mrs. Eleanor F. Owens in
Chaptico, Md, at her estate, Alta Vista
Her Younger son, Cadet MacKubin T.
Owens of the Charlotte Hall Military
School, also is spending the Easter sea-
son with his mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Coad, Miss
Eleanor Coad, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. Francis McNiaS-
ters, Mr. and Mrs. Preston Dallam of
Baltimore, with Miss Emma Loker Of
Washington, are visiting Prof. and Mrs.
James F. Coad in their Colonial home
at Charlotte Hall, Md, for the week
end holiday and will attend the Bicen-
tennial ball at Hotel ST. Mary's Monday
evening.
Miss Mary Agnes Dixon Of Washing
ton is spending this week end as the
house guest of her mother, Mrs. Thomas
A. Mckay, in her home, Arlington, on
Brettons Bay.
Miss Lula Hayden of Washington is
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