Evening star., 1935-02-24
Leonard Hall Benefit,
Gard Party and Dance
Planned for March 4,
Alumni and Legion Post to
Sponsor Fete-Charlotte
Hall, Military School Ca
dets Hold Annual Mid
winter Hop.

LEONAfSb1oWN, MO, fe0Tuary
23.-Members Of the Leonard Hall
Alumni and Of the American Post 54
Of st. Marys County announce that
they sponsor card party and dance,
March 4, at the Duke auditorium. for
the benefit Of Leonard Hall. Rev.
Rogatus, c. F. X, headmaster OF
Leonard Hall, Is in charge OF the
affair.
The cadets of the Charlotte Hall
Military School of Charlotte Hall,
Md, tonight held their annual Mid
winter hop in the school gymnasium.
It was a colorful and picturesque al
fair, one of the most brilliant given
by the school The guests were re-
ceived by the principal, Col. B. F.
Crowson and Mrs. Crowson, and vice
principal. Prof. ]. F. Coad and Mrs.
Coad Patronesses assisting were
Mrs. L. j. Sothoron, Mrs. Arthur Ed
ward Meredith, Mrs. A. D. v. Burr,
Mrs. Franklin Adams, Mrs. w. A.
Stephens. Mrs. johnson Canter Miss
Grace Sothoron, Miss Adele M.
France, principal of the St. Mary's
Female Seminary at ST.. Marys City:
Mrs. Franklin Metcalf, and the
mothers of the cadets.
Mrs. Addie Maddox is spending this
week END with her daughter, Mrs.
Seward Bacon, in Washington MIS-.
Maddox is register of wills Of st.
Marys County and president Of the
Ladies of Charity.
Miss Louise Jones. Junior OF the
State Norma School, at Towson,
spent the first of this week with her
narents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen M.
Tones, and had with her her cousin,
Miss Erva Pardoe of washington.
Mrs. Maude Stone Gardiner and
Mrs. Sprigg Reeves, both OF Cnaptlco'
left today to spend a fortnight IN
Chicago.
Brother Walter, Brother Sixtus and
Brother Gregory of Baltimore ana
Brother Edmund of Silver Spring,
Nd. spent last Sunday at Leonard
Hall and we're given small recep-
ton by their former pupils
Mrs. Louis Nathanson Of this city
spent this week with relatives In
Washington and Baltimore.
Miss Barbara Poole with Miss Grace
Rainey of Washington spent the first
of this week as guests of Mrs. Nettle
Wilmer and her family. They at
tended the Valentine dance Of the
Leonardtown Volunteer Fire Depart
ment Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Carr OF Pine
Shadows. St. Marys City, entertained
at dinner Wednesday in honor OF
Mrs. r. H. Sears of Society Hill on
BrettonS Bay.
Billy Loker. son of Judge and Mrs.
William M. Loker, entertained 80 OF
his playmates at party Saturday
evening, February 16, followed by a
theater party.
Miss Rosalie Hewitt, daughter of
Mr.. Benjamin Hewitt of Valley Lee
Md, and Mr.. Richley Brown, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Brown Of near
here, were married Saturday morning,
February 9. in the st. Georges Roman
Catholic Church, with the pastor, the
Rev. Joseph Bernard, officiating. Only
members of the immediate families
and a few intimate friends attended.
Miss Eethel Hewitt. sister of the bride
was the maid of honor and Mr..
Stanislaus Ferrel of Red Gates, best
man. Following the ceremony large
wedding breakfast was held at the
brides home. After a brief wedding
trip the couple will make their home
near Leonardtown.
Miss Virginia Catterton of Paris, in
Calvert County, is visiting in Balti-
more this week
Mrs. Adrian PoSey has with her at
The Naples Mrs. George Bourne of
Harve, Mont
Miss Eleanor Digges is the guest
this week of Miss Louise Finan in
Cumberland, Md, and was accompan-
led from Charles County by Mrs. F.
de Sales Mudd
Mrs. Foster Reeder of historic West
Hattoh is visiting Mrs. Frank Weston
in Washington.
Mrs. Gail Hopper and her son, Will
liam Hopper of Pomonkey, Md, are
spending this month with relatives in
Pittsburgh, and later will spend some
time with relatives in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Wills and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle Turner with Mrs.
Katherine Posey, all of La Plata, were
dinner guests Sunday of Col. Ralph
Mitchell and Mrs. Mitchell in Wash
ington. Following the dinner the COM
pany attended the movie, Devil Dogs
OF the Air" which Col. Mitchell as
sisted in directing when it was being
filmed.
Mrs. w. A. Rogers of this city enter
tained Wednesday evening for Corpl.
Rogers, it being his birthday anniver-
sary and also their ninth wedding an
niversary. Among the guests attend
ing the party was Corpl. Rogers
mother, Mrs. Anne Mae Rogers, who
came from Jackson, Miss, for the
party.
Mrs. James Barbour and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Hungerford of Washington
spent last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Allen Hungerford at their home in
Newberg.