Evening star., 1933-09-03
Mrs. Oliver Owen Kuhn
and Three Daughters
Visit Summer Estate
Former Gov. John S. Fisher
of Pennsylvania Guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Godcharles
at Felicity.

LEONAfLO1OWN, MO-, SepCemDcr q.
Mrs Oliver Owen Kuhn and her three
daughters Of Washington, are spending
the late Summer season at their es-
tate. Hampton, on the lower Potomac
River, which recently was purchased by
Mr.. Kuhn. It formerly was the home
OF Mrs. Hathaway and the late Mr.. e.
D. Hathaway Of Washington and Kala-
mazzo, Mich. Mr. Kuhn spends many
week ends with his family here. Mrs.
Kuhn will return to Washington when
the schools open this month.
Former Gov. John S. Fisher of PENN
sylvania was the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederic A. Godcharles at their estate,
Felicity, the first few days OF this week.
During the term Of the former chief
executive OF Pennsylvania tn 1927-31,
Mr.. Godcharles was a member Of his
cabinet, serving as State librarian and
director of the State Museum. Mr..
Godcharles and Mr.. Fisher are life
long friends. and served together in
the State Senate some 80 years ago.
Mr.. Donald A. Cadzow OF Auburn,
N. Y, a distinguished archeologist and
explorer, was the recent guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Godcharles at Felicity. DR..
Cadzow, who visited here early in the
Spring, is planning to make some In
dian surveys shortly.
Mrs. H. E. Pons Of Washington, is
spending several weeks with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip T. Graves, at
Laurel Grove
Miss Patty Dent, who spent two years
in Colorado, has returned to the East,
and is the guest Of her uncle and aunt,
Capt. and Mrs. Walter Briscoe Hanson
Wise, for fortnight.
Mrs. Wilmer Matthews has returned
from two weeks stay in Baltimore,
and later with her daughter, Miss Jean
Matthews, in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Bennett of
Philadelphia. are spending this week
with Mrs. ]. Spence Howard at St.
was part Of the tract of land known
as Governors Field in the Colonial
days. A portion Of this estate has been
given to the Maryland Tercentenary
Commission on which to erect a re-
production of the original State house,
ON which work will commence the mid
die Of this month.
Miss Helene Greenwell Of Leonard
town, Is the guest this week Of Mrs.
John Regan in Minneapolis. Miss
Greenwell visited the Chicago Exposi-
tion on her way West. She will return
next week
Mrs. Nelson MaConomy and her son
Edward have returned to st. Marys
City after spending month with Mrs.
MaConomy's mother in Jackson, Mich.
Miss Elizabeth Greenwell of Medleys
Neck. who spent short time with DR..
and Mrs. Charles Greenwell at Gin
cinnati, returned to her home Monday.
Miss Lillian Lynch Of Valley Lee,
Nd, spent two weeks with Miss Jean
in o.
ST. Marys Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crist Wood Of Pitts
burgh are visiting Mrs. Woods parents,
Mr.. and Mrs King Mattingly, at Char
lotte Hall
Mrs. Jane Thrift Of Leonardtown re-
turned Monday after visiting at her
old home, in Kinsail, Va.
The Rev. Brother Clyde. c. F. X,
who was Leslie Loker before he Joined
the brotherhood. has returned to
Brooklyn, where he has been stationed
for year, after spending two weeks
with his parents. Judge William Mev-
erell Ioker OF the seventh judicial cir
cult Of Southern Maryland and Mrs
Loker, in Leonardtown
Mr.. and Mrs Louis F. Abel of Leon
ardtown have with them this week Mr..
Henry Loker. Mr.. Besson de Waal. MI
Jack Spaulding and Mrs. William
Thompson, all of New York City
Mrs. M. M. Coleman entertained at
dinner Monday evening at her estate,
Satisfaction Manor, on the Patuxent
River, in honor Of Mrs. j. Bernard
Abel and Mrs. Lottie M. Alvey of
Clements.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Cryer and Mr..
James Cryer, with Miss Edith Caday.
oil Of 10 h I'M 1oe ef Il
at Medleys Neck, Md
Mrs. F. T. Saiter of Akron is visiting
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Tru-
man Cross Slingluff at Chickohomony
their place at Milestown. They also
have their son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown Monford
Of washington. who recently completed
a trip to Chicago and the exposition.
Miss Mary Gwynn Hamilton enter
tained at dinner Tuesday evening in
honor Of Miss Laura Mae Church of
Washington and Leonardtown, who is
spending her vacation here. Miss
Church will be senior this year at
her school in Sherrytown, Pa.
Mrs. Kenneth Wilson and her chill
dren of Narbeth Pa, were guests this
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Hance
at Battle Greek, their home in Calvert
County on the Patuxent River. Battle
Creek was the home of Chief Justice
Roger Brook Taney at one time.
Miss Theodore Boettcher, who was
the guest for several days OF Mr. and
Mrs. Guy P. Bowen at Stoakley, in
Calvert County, has returned to her
home in Annapolis
Miss Sarah A. Denver, superintend-
ent Of the st. Mary's Hospital, returned
this week to Leonardtown after an i'll
ness Of several months
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Briscoe Bunting of
Prince Frederick, Md, have with them
Maj. Edwin st. Clair Wren, U. S. A.,
and Mrs. Wren and their young son,
Billy Wren, of Norfolk, Va. Mrs George
Page West and her son, Mr.. G. p West,
tr., of Ruxton, Md, spent last week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Bunting.
Former County Commissioner of st.
Mary's County and Mrs Philip T.
Graves of Laurel Grove announce the
marriage of their daughter, Martha
Harding, to Mr.. H. E. Hensel Of Cleve-
land August "a. The wedding took
place in the home of the brides aunt,