Evening star., 1933-05-14
Fees at Gard Party
At Leon ardtown
Will Be Orange Seeds
Novel Benefit Arranged by
Young Peoples Society of
St. Andrews Protestant
Episcopal Church.

PEOPLES Society Of St. Andrews Prot
estant Episcopal Church, which Will De
an orange social held in the rectory on
Washington street. Each person at
tending is to bring an orange and pay
penny apiece for the number Of seeds 1t
contains If an orange contains no
seeds the person pays dollar. Each
person attending is asked to make up a
table of friends Coffee and cake will
be served after the card playing.
DR.. and Mrs. Louis E. Payne OF
Leonardtown have with them this week
their son and daughter-in-la law, DR.. and
Mrs. Louis Payne. and DR.. H. c. Pat
terson of Columbus, Ohio. The two
physicians from Ohio came to attend
the medical convention In washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steven K. Dell OF New
York and Mrs. George Masters of
Washington, Newport and New York
City were guests the first of this week
of Mr.. Herbert L. Satterlee at his old
historic place, Satterlee-on-the-Patux-
nt-River.
Miss Jane Forest Barber, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ninian P. Barber of Me-
chanicsville, who was to have been
married May to Mr.. Joseph Patrick
Russello, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
P Russello Of Brooklyn. Is visiting her
fiancees parents The prospective BRIDE
groom was taken i'll a few days before
the wedding date and Miss Barber
rushed to Brooklyn, where he is re-
ported much improved. The wedcir
will take place as soon as he is able to
come here for the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Jarboe have re-
turned to Mechanicsville. Md. after
spending a few days in New jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry E. Knight have
returned to New York after visiting Mr..
Knights son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth c. Wilcox, at Tudor
Hall. their home on Brettons Bay.
Miss Mary Nathanson of Galesville,
Md, is the guest Of her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nathanson, In
Leonardtown.
Miss Goldie Deckelman of Washing
ton Is spending this week with her
mother, Mrs. Mollie Deokelman, in
Leonardtown.
Miss Louise Jones, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Steven NJ Jones Of Leonard
town, had visiting her over Sunday her
sohoolmates at ST. Marys Female Semi
nary in St Marys City. Miss Reba CAFES
OF Washington and Miss Elsie Hcke of
New Windsor. Md. These two young
ladies' had leading roles in the opera
"Pinafore." given May l at the school
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bond Of Hcc-
he-Patuxent-Rivcr entertained
at dinner Sunday for the assistant
military attache Of the Spanish en-
bassy and Sonora de Gutierrez, and Mr..
James Childs of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Golcharles
OF Felicity on the Wicomico River
had as their guest the first of this
week Mr.. Donald A. Cadzow, formerly
of Auburn, N. Y. but for five years
survey work In Pennsylvania He
spoke at Charlotte Hall Saturday eve
ming and showed interesting motion
pictures and slides of his work Mr.
Cadzow has travelled widely and spent
10 years in the Arctic regions. He
vas at one tine second in command
OF the late Georg, Palmer Putnam
expedition TO the Baff1n Bay country
Mrs Betty Gill Edolen CT B-yansown
I'd. Visited in Baltimore last week end
Mrs. J. Allen C3ad CT Chestnut HUI
Is entertaining Miss Isabel Macintosh
O. Toronto, Caneda, who will be her
guest for number of weeks.
Mr. William B. Matthews of Atlanta,
Ga, has arrived to spend the Summer
at his home in La Plata
Mrs. Thomas A. Mckay OF Arlington
on Brettons Bay was the guest in
whose honor Mrs. George T. Hutchins
entertained at q bridge supper Tues
day evening.
ACSiCy HACllS VI MChecSDOTL,
Pa, who is visiting Mrs E. E. Har-
baugh, in La Plata, was entertained at
bridge supper for her Tuesday eve
ming
Miss Mary Agnes Dixon of Washing
ton spent last week end with her
mother Mrs. Thomas A. Mckay. at
Arlington on Brettons Bay.
Mrs. S. Paul Hayden Of Mount Os-
bcrne entertained at a bridge supper
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Edith Markoff of New York will
arrive this week to spend two weeks
with Capt. and Mrs Walter Wise in
LeonardtoWn.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Morgan Knight and
their son, Mr.. George Morgan Knight,
Jr OF Leonardtown were called to Tow
son. Md, Tuesday because Of the death
OF Mrs. Knights brother, Mr.. William
Wilson.
The Rev. and Mrs. Jesse M. B.
Woodrow of Leonardtown, the Rev.
and Mrs. j. P. Gibson of Chaptico,
Md; the Rev. and Mrs. Franklin Lee
Metcalf of Mechanicsville and the Rev.
and Mrs. Nelson MaConomy of st.
Marys City attended the Episcopal con-
Ventlon in Washington this week.
Announcement is made of the mar
rage of Mr.. James Leo Abell son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B Abel of Med
1eys Neck, Md, and Miss Catherine
Greenwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
James Greenwell of Hollywood, Md,
which took place Monday morning,
April II, at o'clock Miss Margaret
Abel, sister of the bridegroom. was the
maid of honor and Mr.. Thomas Ridgell
was the best man. They were married
in the ST. Johns Roman Catholic
Church at Hollywood. Nd, the Rev.
Joseph Johnson officiating.