Evening star., 1935-08-04
LeonardHall
Alumni Plan
Special Fete
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson
/ Open Cottage tor
Season.

I.EoNARDTOWN, Nd, August o.
The members of the Leonaru Flai,
Alumni Association will holo So0la,
"pow-wow" Tuesday in the scliooi
Sym" from 9 to II O'CLOCK VIII
dancing, speaking and refreshments
Members will be admitted only on
the presentation of membership caroS
at the door of the gym" The Speak-
ers will be Brother Campion, c. r. a.,
and Brother Walter, c. F. H. anu
members Of the faculty of Camp Cal
vert, Summer camp on BrettonS bay:
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Hanson OF
Washington have opened their Gov
tage Ballycoe on the Chesapeake
Raw for the season, and have as their
guests today and tomorrow Miss Helen
Davis of New York City, MI. ana
Mrs. Malcolm P Hooper OF Baltimore
and Mr.. Oliver Pagan and MISS Alice
Pagan of Washington.
An engagement of wide interest is
that of Miss Elise Bowen Hathelo,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w. E,
Hatfield of Huntington, IN Calvert
County, to Mr.. Robert E. Maddox OF
Washington. The wedding Will take
place this month.
Miss Harriet Parsons of Baltimore,
formerly of Oakville, Md, is spend
ing a fortnight with DR.. and Mrs.
Leonard B. johnson at Sherclltt, thelr
,olooa Of NIorpapza Md
Miss Eileen Lee Broun, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Bascom Broun, has
as her guest this week at ToWne
House, overlooking Brettons Bay, Miss
Ellen Laucke of Washington. Miss
Broun gave a large supper party
Thursday in her guests honor.
Former St. Marys County Demo-
cratic Delegate Mr.. Philip H. Dorsey,
jr., and Mrs. Dorsey have visiting
them Mrs John Y. Bryan, formerly
of Myrtle Point on the Patuxent
River and now of Baltimore. Mrs.
Dorseys parents, Dr. and Mrs. John
r. Rule of ST. Louis, Mo, and her
sister, Miss Francis Stewart of the
Women's General Hospital in Detroit.
will be her guests the middle OF this
month.
Mrs. Harry NJ Jones and her son,
Mr.. Harry S. Jones, who spent two
weeks with Mrs. Jones parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Simmons, at Cambridge,
Md. returned to their home here
yesterday.
Mrs. Nettie Morgan of this city,
who has been with her daughter,
Mrs. John Regan, in Minneapolis
for a month. returned to her home
here yesterday. Mrs. Regan be-
fore her marriage some years ago
was Miss Philo Morgan of this city
and Washington.
Miss Laura Mae Church accom-
panied her guest, Miss Madeleine
Madden, to her home in New York
City this week to spend a fortnight.
Miss Church will return here before
entering her sophomore year at the
Georgetown Visitation College for
Women.
Mrs. Nell Morgan entertained at
bridge and tea Thursday. Mrs. Nor
gan is spending the Summer with her
sister, Mrs Franklin Adams, in Me-
chanicSville.
The Rev. and Mrs. Franklin T. Met
calf Of MechanicSville, with Miss
Emma Metcalf, just home from Will
liam and Mary College, at Williams
burg, Va, and Mr.. Francis Metcalf, are
spending fortnight with the Rev.
Mr. Metcalf's mother in Boston. En-
route home they will spend some time
in Camden, N. j., with Mrs. Metcalf's
parents. The Rev. Mr.. Metcalf will
preach at st. Paul's P. E. Church at
East Mauch, Pa, following his visit
in Boston
Mrs. James Burch of Baltimore has
opened Wildmere, her home on the
lower Potomac, for the Summer, and
had with her the first of this week
her daughter, Miss Catherine Burch;
Mrs. Elizabeth c. Buck of New York
City and Baltimore and Miss E. Nc
Ginley of Baltimore.
Mrs. j. M. B. Woodrow and her
son, Mr.. Carroll Woodrow, have re-
turned after spending week in Bal
timore and Laurel, Md.
Mrs. Louis Nathanson will come to
her home here tomorrow after spend
ing a month at Briarcliff, N. Y.
Her daughter, Miss Miriam Nathan
son, and niece, Miss Mary Cramer of
Washington, spent the first of this
week with Mr.. Nathanson here.
Mrs. Iria Seebacker, of New York
who has been with her law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram