Evening star., 1935-02-10
Ice Skating Parties
On Rivers and Bays
In St. Marys County
Cadets of Charlotte Hall
Military School Set Date
for Mid-Winter Hop.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LEONARDTOWN, Md, February
e.-With the rivers, bays and large
ponds still frozen over in st. Mary's
County, society this week has been
enjoying numerous ice skating parties.
The cadets of the Charlotte Hall
Military School at Charlotte Hall
have tentatively selected February %
for their annual Midwinter hop in
the school gymnasium which will
equal the brilliance of the hop held
each June by the graduating class.
1t will be attended by many OF the
schools graduates and alumni from
all sections of the United States and
will be one of the especially interest,"
ing social affairs of the late Winter
season, coming Just before Lent this
year. Col. B. F. Crowson, principal
of the school, and Mrs. Crowson
assisted by Vice Principal j. F. Coad
and Mrs. Coad, will head the Recrea-
ton Committee and greet the guests.
Last evening the members of the
Margaret Brent High School of Helen,
Md, gave their annual benefit card
party in the school auditorium, Mrs.
Henry F. Burroughs, president, re-
ceived the guests and was assisted
by the other members of the asso-
citation.
Miss Anna NathanSon of washing
ton. who spent her Today vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Nathanson. returned to Washington
Sunday, accompanied by her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Robinson OF
Rosecroft, on the st. Marys River,
accompanied by their daughter. Miss
Margaret Robinson, are spending the
late Winter months aboard their
yacht at Miami, Fla. They recently
returned from a cruise to the South
Seas.
Mr.. and Mrs James S. Carr of Pine
Shadows. in St Marys City. enter
tanned at dinner Sunday evening in
compliment to their niece. Miss Dolly
Robinson of Parkers Landing, Pa
Miss Robinson is attending college in
Chambersburg, Pa. and spent last
week in ST Marys. following exam
nations Others attending the dinner
were Miss Hope Greenwell and hel
sister, Miss Helene Greenwell, OF
Leonardtown, and Mr.. and Mrs
George H Harris of St. Marys City
Miss Robinson left Monday to resume
her studies.
Miss Lydia MaGrogan of Washing
ton is spending 10 days with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George W
MaGrogan, at Rosebank on Brettons
Bay.
Miss Edith Evans Markof OF
Leonardtown and New York City i;
spending this month in Bermuda Will
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Allen, wht
make their home there in the palatia
home of Mr.. Aliens late father Mrs
Allen before her marriage was Mis-
Patty Dent neice of Capt. and Mrs
Walter H. D. Wise of this city.
Miss Jenne Bennett is spending tht
late Winter with her cousin Mis-.
Laura Jones in Baltimore.
Little Miss Patty Hamilton, youngeS
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George E
Hamilton, entertained 20 members oi
her contemporaries at party Thurs
day afternoon.
DR.. William Scott of Kalamazoo
Mich, who has been frequent gues'
of Mrs. Margaret Wigginton and hel
family for a number of Summers. vii
be married February IL, in Kalamazoo
Among the guests who will attend the
wedding will be the son and daughter
in-law of Mrs. Wigginton, Mr.. ano
Mrs. George P. Wigginton who
motored to Kalamazoo Mr.. Wiggin-
ton was formerly from Kalamazoo anc
with his wife this week attended q
number Of the dinners and receptions
held in DR.. SCOTS honor and hi
bride-elect there.
Miss Regin Pilkerton. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Pilkerton, anc
Mr.. Aloysious Graves, son OF Mr.. anc
Mrs. Parrin Graves, both OF Medley'
Neck, we're married January 80, at th'
rectory of the Little Flower Roman
. Catholic Church, at Great Mills, MD
The rector, Rev. j. j. McClosky, per
formed the ceremony in the presence
of the immediate families After
short wedding trip the bridal couple
will make their home in Medley
Neck. Md. .
Miss Angela Feiser, member OF Uni
Calvert County High School, was glVei
a large birthday anniversary part!
last evening by Miss Elaine kno"ie
of Prince Frederick.
OF interest to Southern Maryland
was the wedding of Miss Elizabeth
Aileen Hardesty, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. Guy Hardesty Of Willows
and Mr.. A. Jackson Smith of Crystal
Va. January 26. The ceremony Wa'
performed by Rev. H. H. Hoyt, rectol
of the Calvert M. E. Church South
in the living room of the brides par
ents before an improvised altar Mrs
H. H. Hoyt sang before the ceremony
and the only attendant was Mr.. R
Bowen of Glen Bernie, who acteo
as best man. On the return of the
young couple from their wedding TRIP
they will make their home at Will
lows, Md.
Mr.. William Sterling has left tt
study law at the Columbia Universit!
Law School in Washington. He il
the grandson of former Judge B. H
Camalier, st. Marys grand old man