Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-23
Naval Intelligence
Head and Wife Guests
In Leonardtown Home
Capt. and Mrs. Haynes Ellis
Entertained by Col. and
Mrs. William G. Fay.

IEcNARDTowN, Nd. July a.
Capt Haynes Ellis. U. 8. N. head OF
the Nays Intelligent Department, and
Mrs. Ellis Of Washington were guests
the frst Of this week Of Col. William
Garland Fay, U. 8. NJ, retired, and
Mrs. Fay at their estate. Mulberry
Fields, on the Lower Potomac River.
Mulberry Fields is one OF the Oldest
places on the Lower Potomac and was
built in 1867 by william Somerville, at
one time United States Ambassador
to France.
Rosedale, one Of the old homes on
the Patuxent River, owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Thomas Bond, was the setting
Thursday evening for . vicente" and
marshmallow roast for group Of the
younger set, the owners Oldest son. MI.
Thomas Holsworth Bond, acting as
host, Those attending were Miss Laura
Mae Church and Miss Erva Pardoe OF
Warrington. Miss Mary Gywnn Hamil-
ton, Miss Margaret Mattingly and Miss
Nell Combs Of Leonardtown; Miss Edna
Saunders of Beachville, Md; Miss
Thelma Frazier and Miss Evelyn Fral-
Ger of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
8. Van Devanter of La Plata, Md; Mr..
Charles Zurhorst of Warrington, and
Mr.. Frank Combs, MI Charles Fenwick.
Mr.. James j. Norris, Mr.. Dyer Raley.
Mr.. Ford Loker and Mr.. George Ham
tlton, all of Leonardtown.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Hall of Upper
Marlboro, Md, and Mr. and Mrs. James
Brown Monfort of Washington spent
the first of this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Truman Cross Slingluff at Chickohom-
ony, their home, at Milestown.
Mrs. David Dietz Of Trenton, N. Y,
accompanied her twin sisters, Miss
Miriam Nathanson and Miss Anna Ma
thanson, who were her guests in Tren-
ton for two weeks, when they returned
to their home here Sunday and will
spend some time with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis NathanSon, in Leonard
town.
DR.. and Mrs. John Rule of St. Louis
will spend the latter part of August
with their sonin-law and daughter,
Representative and Mrs. Philip H. Dor
sey, Jr.
of Fox Point, on Brettons Bay, are
spending this week with Mrs. Combs
mother, Mrs william Hayner Of Troy,
Ohio, who Is at Atlantic City. Mrs.
Hayner will return with them next
week for a short visit here.
DR.. and Mrs. Isaac Pell Of Baltimore
and Mr.. and Mrs C. G. Randall OF
Washington spent last week end with
Mr.. and Mrs Richard H. Sears at their
place, Society Hill, on Brettons Bay.
Miss Edna Saunders of Beachville.
Nd, is the guest this week OF Miss
Charlotte Cough.
Miss Mary Gwynn Hamilton. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hamilton:
will leave tomorrow to make brief
visit to her cousin, Miss Rosalie Queen,
in Baltimore. Later they will visit at
Sherwood Forest, and Miss Queen will
accompany Miss Hamilton to her home
here for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. West Russell OF
WASHINGTON spent last week end with
Mrs. Russell's sister, Mrs. Alice Blak-
istone, at Ocean Hall, on the Wicomico
River
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Graves
Of LoveNlle, Md, entertained at dinner
Sunday in honor Of Mrs. Catherine
Hindman and her daughter, Miss Bar
barba Hindman, and Mr.. Joseph NC
Carthy with Miss Eleanor Montgomery
of Rockville, Md, and Mr.. Howard Wolf
of Washington Mr.. James H. Bowles
of Washington is the guest OF his
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Graves, for the week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Scrivener and
their family spent last week END Win
Mrs. Scrivener's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Marshall Dent, at Oakley, Md. They
we're accompanied on their return oy
Mrs. Scrivener's sister, miss Mary
Turner Dent, who was graduated IN
June from the School OF Nurses at
Mercy Hospital In Baltimore.
Mrs Grason McWilliams of Dynard
entertained at bridge Tuesday after
noon in honor Of her mother, Mrs.
Harry Boughman of Baltimore, who Is
her guest this week.
Mr.. Parke v. Hogan Of Mount Yer
non. N. y Is spending some time with
Mr.. and Mrs. Grit Alexander at Green
Holly. their home on the Patuxent
River. He later will be joined by MIS-.
Hogan.
Dr.. and Mrs. George c. Mediary, &C
companied by their daughters, MISS
Mary and Miss Margaret Medlary, nave
returned to their home IN Baltimore
after spending last week with tneir
cousins. Miss Olive Lynch and Miss
Lillian Lynch, at Mount Olive, IN val
ley Lee, Md.
Mrs Duke Coppage of Valley Lee had
with her over last week enc MI. anu
Mrs. Charles Kinsey of Baltimore.
Miss Emma Metcalf and her brother,
Mr.. Francis Metcaf, OF Mechaniclsv1lle,
Md, are spending few days this week
with Miss Agnes Hurry at Clements.
Mrs. D. P. johnson entertained at
q bridge luncheon Wednesday.
Mrs. Rosa Clements Is spending this
month with her daughter, Mrs. Louise
Ogden, in Cincinnati.
Miss Ann Adams Of Baltimore Is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Franklin Adams. IN
Mechanicsville, Md, for . few weeks.
Mrs. Leila Mattingly Hodges OF Wash
inston Is spending this week end With
her father, Judge William c. Mattingly.
Mr.. Gwynn simms Of Baltimore, who
recently returned from Europe, Is
spending this week with his cousins.
Mr.. George Hamilton and Miss Mary
Gwyn Hamilton.
Miss Alice Magrogan, formerly OF
Rosebank and now living in Washing
ton, spent last week end with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Ma
grogan, on st. Clements Bay.
Miss Anita Davis, with Miss Mar
torie Nicholson and Mr.. James Cotton
Of Washington, were guests recently OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Davis on st.
Clements Bay.
Miss Louise Jones Of Leonardtown is
spending this week with her aunt and
uncle, the Rev. and Mrs. H. z. r. Reck,
IN Baltimore.
Mrs. George A. Wade ct Port Tobac-