Evening star., 1936-02-02

LEONARDTOWN, Md. February l..
4 Invitations have just been issued
here to the famous mid Winter hop to
be neld BY the students and faculty
of the Charlotte Hall Military School
at Charlotte Hall, in the spacious
"gym" at the school. The dance,
always one Of the most brilliant Of
the social season IN Southern Mary
land, will ne held February 8, start
ing at $3.50 O'Clock and closing at
midnight Numbers of alumni will
attend from all sections of the United
States. The Reception Committee will
be headed by principal of the school.
Col. B F. Crowson and Mrs. Crowson,
assisted by Vice President of the School
and Mrs J F. Coad. The patronesSeS
will be Mrs. E. P Taylor and Mrs.
H. T. Nugent, both of Washington,
Mrs. E. w. Swift, Mrs Carl Prior, Mrs.
Richard Sothoron, Mrs. Levin Soth-
Fl oron, Mrs A. E. Meredith and Mrs.
z AID. v Burr of Charlotte Hall; Mrs.
Helen Parsons Peverly. wife of the
: late State Senator G. c. Peverly of st.
: Marys County; Mrs. Franklin Lee
' Metcalf of Mechanicsville. Mrs. Car
(, lisle Turner of Charles County and
Miss Aoele France, principal Of the
= st. Marys Female Seminary, st.
Marys City The master of ceremonies
e will be Cadet E. P Swift, assisted by
other members of the fourth form.
Sheriff OF st. Marys County and
Mrs. B. B Love of Loveville, Md, en-
tertained al dinner Tuesday evening
in compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
McNey and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Latham, all OF Leonardtown.
Mrs. Robert Parlett of Mechanics
vile entertained 80 guests at lunch
con Thursday afternoon followed by
bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Van Veene
( and MI. and Mrs Seward Bacon Of
Washington were the guests in whose
honor States Attorney Of st. Marys
County and Mrs. John H. T. Briscoe
entertained at dinner Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hancock Of
Helen, Md, will entertain at dinner
y tomorrow for their son-in-law and
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Philip Perry
of Washington.
= The Re, Franklin Lee Metcalf
rector Of All Faith P. E. parish OF
Mechan.csville, Md, and Mrs. Met
calf left Monday afternoon to spend
about 10 days with Mrs. Metcalf's
parents, Dr. and Mrs. John Hewitt
of Camoen, N. Y.
Mr.. George Morgan Knight, jr.
returned to his home, Tudor Hall
Mansion, on Brettons Bay. in Leon
ardtown, Monday evening, after
spending the week with his aunt. Mrs
William Wilson of Towson. Md. While
in Baltimore Mr. Knight was given q
preview Of his 48 photographs OF
the historic old homes in st. Marys
County to be put on exhibition by
the Enoch Pratt Free Library there
as a special feature in observance Of
Maryland day, March 25. Invitations
have been issued by Mr. Knight te
attend the exhibit in Baltimore.
Sheriff of Charles County ano
Mrs. Russell Howard of Waldorf
Thursday moved into their new home
at Woodlawn Acres, near La Plata
The home was recently completed fol
them.
Mrs. Nettie Morgan entertained al
a luncheon followed by bridge Tues.
day afternoon, with covers laid fol
eight guests. Those making high
scores were Mrs. William M. Lokel
of this city and Mrs. Leonard B
johnson of Morganza.
Magistrate of Clements Paul j. Bal.
ley and Mrs. Bailey entertained Sun.
day afternoon at an ice skating party
on st. Clements Bay.
Mrs. Louis Nathanson of Leonard
town left Sunday to spend the first
Of this week with her twin daugh-
tiers, Miss Miriam Nathanson and Miss
Anna Nathanson in Washington and
will spend the next fortnight with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. David DeitZ, and their only baby
daughter and Mrs. Nathanson's first
grandchild, in Trenton, N. j. Before
returning here Mrs. Nathanson will
spend few days with her relatives
In Baltimore
Mrs. Theodore Latham Of Medleys
Neck, on Brettons Bay. gave a re-
union dinner Sunday for her son and