Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-01
St. Marys Social Notes
Miss Phyllis Graves Returns From Visit
With Sister in Cleveland.

LEONARDTOWN, Md, August 81.
Miss -hyllis Graves has been visit
ing her brother-in and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Hensel, in Cleveland
for the last six weeks. Accompanied by
them she arrived Tuesday to be with
her parents, Magistrate and Mrs.
Philip T. Craves, at ''"eir place IN
Laurel Grove, on the historic Three
Notch State road. Mrs. Hensel, who
before her recent marriage, was Miss
Martha Graves of st. Marys, sponsor
of the Charlotte Hall Military School
Dramatic Club and a popular member
of the younger set here. Mr.. and Mrs.
Graves also have with them the mag
istrate's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Graves Of Balti-
more, and their only child, and their
own daughter, Mrs. H. E. Pons, and
her son, James Pons, of Washington,
and their granddaughter, Miss An
nette Livingston of Atlanta, Ga. Mr..
and Mrs. Graves today and over Labor
day have their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Miesel and
their son, William Miesel of Norfolk,
Va. While in the West Miss Phyllis
Graves was entertained extensively
and made some trips to Canada and
Cleveland. Miss Graves will prob
ably return shortly to spend the Win
Ter months in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Wilson and their
daughter, Miss E. Marie Wilson, and
Mr.. John harriet Winchester Of
Washington are spending their Labor
day vacation with Mr.. Wilson's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Morgan Knight, at Tudor
Hall Mansion. on Brettons Bay.
Miss Jean McNey, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Money, entertained
80 members of the ..-,unger set here
Tuesday evening at a party, followed
by straw ride to Piney Point and
back.
Mrs. Elmer Jenkins of Mechanics
vile entertained at tea, followed by
bridge, Wednesday evening. Her
guests were Mrs. James Herbert, Mrs.
Elmer Jarboe, Mrs. Franklin Adams,
Mrs. Roy Guyther, Mrs John Fowler,
Mrs. Maude Gardiner and Mrs. L. L.
Parlett.
Miss Charlotte Cough, who is in
training at the Church Home In
Urinary Hospital in Baltimore, is
spending her three-week vacation with
her mother. Mrs. Joseph I. Cough, at
her home, on Washington street. She
has as her guest Miss Dorothy Fisher
Of Alexandria, Va.
Mrs. Kenneth Duke entertained at
dinner Monday evening at Eldon.
Frances Hilton, daughter of Mr..
Harvey Hilton, Thursday evening Gel
ebrated her 14th birthday anniversary
at a birthday party in her home, at
Park Hall. A large straw ride was
followed by a watermelon feast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Adams have
as their guests at Mechanicsville for
Labor day Mrs. Adams sister, Mrs.
William Freeman, and their niece,
Miss Ann Adams, and their nephew,
Mr.. Charles Adams, all Of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams will give a party
Tuesday evening for their nephew.
Mr.. Franklin Adams, jr., who will cell
citrate his 18th birthday anniversary.
Miss Augusta Lee, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Fenner Lee, Of Lees
Crest, on the Washington Boulevard,
Is spending this week in New Jersey
with her cousin, Lieut.. Harry Conner,
u. s. NJ, and Mrs. Conner at Fort Dix.
She will visit her cousin, Mrs. James
Briscoe, IT,, In Baltimore before re-
turning. Her cousin, Count Louis La
Bassitere, of Paris, France, who is
spending the season there, will later