Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1931, Page 41

Imprmytu Fox Hunt Provides Excitement Around Leonardtown Marriage of Member of Prominent Seuthern Mary- land Family Announced. LEONARDTOWN, Md, May 30.— One of the mast exciting fox hupts to oceur here during the season took place unexpectedly Sunday morning. T. Grever BStone of Budds Creek, near lmilel'lmlm. was showing Glen Abbott ©of Bennington, Md., over his estate when a gray fox ran across their path. Hastening hame Mr. Stone unleashed Queen, his famous foxhound, which im- mediately took up the trail and hastily fellow hunters from all around the neighherhnod were summoned. e fox ran toward charles of Milton, Pa. Mr. Lvonn sent out his faverite hound Leader, which followed Queen. ‘While the hunt was on Edward Oliver had a spill in Budds Creek and would have drowneg but for the timely arrival of the other hunters, who rescued him awd his herse, after which he resumed chase. the 3 Prominent among those taking part in the chase were Glen Abbott and Miss Rese Mary Smith of Bennington, Md.; Miss Jane Hannon and Miss Margare Cenlon of Prostburg, Md.; U. Lee Mc- Quire and his dsughters, Miss Beatrice McQuire and Miss Rosalie McQuire; Jack Lyonn, John Lyonn, Lyonn and T. Grover Stone, all of Budds Creel. An announcement of much interest to Washington as well as to Southern Maryland is that of the marriage of Miss Rebecca Robinson Follansbee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Follans- bee, of Pittsburgh, Pa., to Mr. Miffiin Woodall Blackistone, son of Mrs. Robert Blackistone of River Springs. Md., this county, which took place May 19 in Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr. Blackistone comes from one of the most prominent old familles of Southern Maryland. Mrs. S. Paul Hayden, accompanied by | WMrs. George T. Hutchins and her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Hutchins, of Leonardtown spent the week end in An- napolis as the house guests of Mrs. beth Dorsey, the mother of Legis- lator P. H. Dorsey, ir.. of Leonardtown. Mrs. George C. Peverly of Mechanics- wille, Md,, who has been visiting the rents of her husband, former Senator verly, has returned home. On Saturday. May 23. the Maj. Wil- liam Thomas Chapter, D. A. R., of St. Mary's County held its monthly juncheon at_historic Tudor Hall Inn, overlooking Brettons Bay at Leonard- town, and the mempers were the guests of the Daughters 6f the seventh dis- trict. After the lungheon the annual election of officers fct the coming yeat was held. The guests of honor were | the home .of | Mashaw Lyenn, on the Felicity estaid; owned by Mr. and Mrs. Prederick God- | Mashaw | i | MISS LILLIAN M. SHOEMAKER, Whese engagement to Mr. Walter A. Brown, jr., is announced today by her | uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John S. West. '4 INTERESTING ENGAGEMENT resi iy B e B —Harris-Ewing Photo. those attending the May day proces- |ston held at St. Aloysious Roman | Catholic Church in Leonardtown. | ~'The L. O. Bridge Club was entertained | Tuesday evening by Mrs. J. J. Norris at her new Leonardtown home. | . Mrs. William H. Gardiner of Chaptico, Md.,, is in Providence Hospital, where |she recently underwent an operation. | Mrs. Gardiner represents St. Marys County on the Alms House Commission. MI’S. Gray Sends Cards For Sunday at Home, Mrs. Mason Wilbert Gray has sent out cards for a reception at her estate, Grayhaven Manor, Poolesville, Md., Sunday afterncon, June 14, from 4 to 6 o'clock. A card was incloged with the invita- | tion giving the automobile route to the manor. STAR. WAbalnwiUN, Mayor of Fredericksburg To Take Maryland Bride | bur® -| and have long been prominent in Fred- Of unusual interest to society of Maryland and Virginia is the e - ment and approaching marriage of Mary Phoebe Enders, daughter of Rev, Dr. Martin Luther Enders and Mrs. Enders of Baltimore, Md., to Mayor Jere M. H. Willis, son of Mr. and Mrs, Ben- jamin P. Willis of Princess Anne street, Predericksburg, Va., announcement of which has just been made. Although no date has been named for the ceremony, the marriage will prob- ably take place during the latter part of June. Both Miss Enders, who has A Treat for All the Family! Specially Priced for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday . . D. C, MAY 3l heen & member of the faculty of the State Teachers' College at. Fredericks- for the past five years, and Mayor Willis are well known in this sectien ericksburg's society. The_bride-elect, & native of Catork- ville, Md., is a graduate of Bargent’s School of Physical Education and later | ¥" received her degree from the Btate Teachers’ College here. For the past five years she has been an instructor At the college, heading the department of ghyllcll education, Her father, Dr. Enders, is_pastor of the First English Lutheran Church of Baltimore. Mayor Willis is a member of & family 1ong assoclated with this section of Virginia. He was graduated from the Deliclous creams flavored with real poglpmmt and coated with a velvety mouth-: riced during this sale. Very speciall elting chocolate. Mammy Lou Cream Caramels 39c . Deliclous “chewy” caramels, individually wrapped to pre- serve their purity and fresh- ness. A delightful treat. 1931—PARY THREE, University of Richmond in 1918 and received his law degree from the Uni- versity of Virginia in 1921. He attained highest . scholastic distinction at the University of Virginia, being selected to membership in the Phi Beta Kappa Honorary Fraternity. For the past 10 ears Mr. Willis has been associated with his father in the law firm of Willis & Willis. In 1929, following the death of Dr. J. Garnett King, Mr. Willis was named Mayor of Fredericksburg by the City Council. G B When a swan flew against the Shan- non electric power wires recently, it ended its life and pitched Clones, Irish Pree State, into darkness for an hour. Right Reserved to Limit Quantities Phone District 5215 The Better to Serve You Miss Constance Olairmente, Mrs. Frank Cole, Mrs. Frapk Thompeon, Mrs. Phillip Tafett, Mrs. James W. Brown, Mrs. Walter Phillips, Miss Frances Bute terworth, Miss ‘Elizabeth Mcuroarty, Mrs, Preston Root. Mrs. Donald Ball, Mrs. Versal Spalding, Miss Arabelle Waller and Miss Jean McArdle. At the tea table were Mrs. Uhler and ‘Mrs. Charles Fenwick. _— In dnswer to & proposed wage reduc~ tion of 15 per cent workers in the paper and pulp industry of Norway have ask- ed for A six-hour day apd an ndvance Williams-Barr Wedding June 2 Brings Hospitality Mrs. Howard Berger entertained at the home of her mother, Mrs. Williams, in Falls Church in honor of Miss Eliza- beth Barr Saturday. Mrs. Berger's guests were asked for bridge, but after conclusion of the play Mrs. Edgar Den- ton Williams served tea for about 50 additional guests in honor of Miss Barr, who will married June 2 to Mr. Edgar Denton Williams, jr. The guests for bridge were Mrs. ‘Theodore Uhler, Mrs. Walter Granger, Mrs. Lee Unver- | zogt, Mrs. Charles Fenwick, Mrs. Ed- in wages so that their weekly earn: ward G. Fenwick, Miss Ellen Fenwick, 4 ey will be the same as now. 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Greenwell of Dents Ter- race has returned from a visit to her |} brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. | Herman Daffron, of Richmond, Va. i Mrs. Harry Fisher of Hotel St. Mary’s | ||| on Monday week underwent an appendi citis operation at Sibley Hospital in | Washington and will leave the hospital this week and spend several weeks with || relatives in Washington before returning | to Leonardtown. { Mrs. Neitie Morgan of Leonardtown | Monday afternoon was hostess at g five- | || table bridge luncheon and at the same | [ time entertained her afternoon Ladies’ || Bridge Club. - Mrs. Harry Scott Wherritt of Pitts- burgh, Pa., is down for a few days at ||| her estate, Sunsetvilla, at St. Marys || City. Mrs. Lella Hodges of Waahln‘mn! i visited her father, Judge William C. Mattingly, In Leonardtown Sunday. 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