Evening star., 1935-09-22
Famed Old
Cedar Point
HoneOpen
Historic Susquehanna
Ready for
Fall.

( LEONAfD1OWN, Mo, oepIeIlDeT
21.-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Davis
: Young of Grand Rapids, Mich, have
opened their historic place, Susque-
hanna, at Cedar Point at the mouth
of the Patuxent River, for the Fall
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Adams OF
Mechanicsville. Md, have as their
guest for a fortnight Mrs. Christine
Renniger of Baltimore. Mrs. Nell
Morgan, who was their guest, is now
: IN New York with her son, Mr.. Henry
Morgan. and with him, will return
to Mechanicsville September 20 to
attend the annual home coming SER
vice t. be held at All Faith Protestant
Episcopal Church at Hunterville near
there.
. Mrs. Lucy Swami of Washington is
the guest this week of Mr. and Mrs.
johnson Swami.
Maj. Howard C. Davidson. U. S. A,
and Mrs Davidson, with their four
children, who spent the Summer
months at their historic estate, Gre
mona, on the Patuxent River, have
left to spend the Winter at Coronado,
Calf, where Maj. Davidson has been
stationed at Rockwell Field. Maj.
Davidson was former commandant at
Boiling Field in Washington.
DR.. and Mrs. L. B. johnson had
with them the first Of this week at
their estate, Chercliff at MorganZa,
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O'Brien of Wash
ington, and Mrs. James Duke and her
three children, of Fort Myer, Va.
Mrs. John Fowler of MechanicSville,
entertained at Wednesday bridge
tea.
Miss Ada Ramsay Eartol of Howard
County. Md, who has been the county
nurse here for the past four years and
resigned her position to take a post
graduate course in hospital super
vision, left Wednesday for Jersey City,
N j., where she will study at the
Margaret Hague Maternity Hospital.
Before she left a number of parties
were given in her honor. Miss Violet
! Young gave a bridge tea Monday in
Miss Bartol'S honor, and Tuesday
Mrs. A. F. King entertained for her
with large bridge supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. V. O'Connor and
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen O'Connor, who
spent the Summer months at their
place on Brettons Bay have returned
to their apartment at the May1ower
in Washington.
Mr. Harry Fenwick of Colonial
Beach, Va, who spent a few days this
week in his native city has returned
to his home. He was accompanied by
Mr.. Wallace Berry of Colonial Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Myers have
with them at their estate, Journeys
End, their son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Rizzuto, and their
: son Peter Rizzuto, jr, of Peekskill.
N. Y, who will remain about fort
night.
Mrs. Margaret Bell Wigginton, with
her young son Richard Wigginton who
spent the Summer months at their
estate, Belvedere, on the Lower Po-
tomac River. returned Wednesday to
their home in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell T. Howard,
who were married here September 2,
have completed their wedding trip
and arrived at their home in Waldorf
Thursday. Mrs. Howard's brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
NJ Hunt, motored Wednesday to Phil
adelphia and met them and accom-
panied them home Mrs. Howard has
been named county health nurse OF
ST. Marys.
Prof. and Mrs T. F. johnson and
their young son have moved from
Leonardtown and taken house in
MechanicSville formerly occupied by
the late DR.. Harrington.
Dr. and Mrs. j. o. King of Ridge
/. had as their recent guests Miss Mary
King and Miss Florence Forrest of
Washington and Mr.. Leslie Wilson
of Devonshire, England, and their son
and daughter-in-la Mr.. and Mrs.
John King of Cape May, N. j. They
left the first of this week to return
to their homes.
Mr.. G.. Morgan Knight, jr., of Tudor
Hall Mansion on Brettons Bay, enter
tanned at dinner Sunday evening in
honor of his house guests, Mr.. Francis
Hewitt Metcalf of Mechanicsville and
Mr.. Albert Tippett of Helen, Md. Mr..
Knights novel, "The Mysterious
Four" will shortly be released in Eng
land and appear first in serial form.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ward, jr., of
Boston are guests for fortnight OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ward at Indian
{ head, Md. Tuesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward gave large cocktail party
In their honor
Mrs. Hill Hamilton, who spent
month at Bass Rock, Mass, has re-
turned to her home.
Mrs L. j. Sterling was host Monday
evening at a bridge supper. when
covers were laid for seven guests.
Mrs. Joseph Howard of Waldorf is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Audrey Mudd
in Richmond this week.
Mrs. Robert Jones of Lower Marl-
boro is at her home after spending
the Summer in Westminster, Md.
with her daughter, Mrs. Roland
Strawberg.
Mrs. Cora Cole of Washington is
spending some time with Mr. and Mrs
Benjamin Harris in Newberg.
Miss Amanda Hall has with her
this week at Stoakley Miss Helen
Sears Of Annapolis.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Matthews, jr.,
OF New York City and their children
are guests this week of Mr.. Henry
Matthews at his place, Walnut Hill,
near La Plata.
Miss Nellie Jenkins, who has been
spending a month with her sister,
Mrs. Rogers Putnam, in Springfield,
Mass, has returned to Pomonkey.
The Rev. and Mrs. Milton B. Crist