Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-02-23
Social Notes.
MISS LOU BAKER.

MIe' D. Any HENDERSON entertained q
few friends Monday afternoon at bridge.
DIR. and Mrs. Mcdonald. of Cumberland
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G. Bradley
Jr., Of Bethesda.
Mr.. George c. Dawson. of Muscoeee, Okla.
is visiting his brother. Mr.. John Dawson
of Rockville
Mrs. Harry Buck entertained large
number of friends Wednesday afternoon
at bridge and luncheon.
Miss Thrift. of Virginia, has returned tC
her home after visiting Miss Mary Ander.
son. of this town. for two weeks.
Mrs, Charles Holland entertained at card:
Tuesday afternoon, her guests being mem.
bers Of the Euchre Club and others.
Mrs. W. H. Merriott. of Elizabethtown
KY. has. for the past week. been the house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard L. Nicholson, OF
this town, quietly celebrated the 49th
anniversary of their marriage on the 18th
instant.
Mrs. Taliafero Bridges and daughter, OF
Hancock. Nd. are visiting Mrs. Bridges
parents, Judge and Mrs. James B. Hender-
son here.
Miss Elizabeth Roberts. of Cumberland
Nd. who has been the house guest of Miss
Helen Gassaway, left for her home Mon
day afternoon.
Miss Margaret Dawson entertained the
Guild Mission at her home Wednesday
The meeting was largely attended by the
members and others.
The Inquiry Club of Rockville met at
Miss Mable Tschiffely's residence Monday
afternoon. A round table on Intelligent
Economy VS.. Doing Without" was an in
teresting feature of the meeting
The decree of the Circuit Court here has
been affirmed by the Maryland Court OF
Appeals in the case of Katherine c. Beale
and John w. Beale VS.. the town Of Tako-
ma Park, the appellants to pay the cost
One of the most delightful affairs of the
season was the colonial costume dance
given Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Berry Clark. The club house was tastefully
decorated and the guests. numbering about
seventy-five. were attired in costumes
quaint and unique.
Members of the Rockville Episcopal
Church gave Mother Goose Tea" Satur-
day afternoon for the benefit of the Sun
day School. the proceeds netting $45. The
feature Of the event was a Mother Goose
play given by the children. The charac-
tiers were taken as follows: Misses Laura
G. Bradley and Matilda Prescott as Little
Boo Peep; Veirs Buck and Gussie Pres
colt as Little Muffet"; Jocelyn Beard,
Miriam Talbot and Marian Boss as
Fairies; Dorothy Clark as Where are
you going. my pretty maid; Martha Will
liams as Polly Flinders" Olive Edmunds
as Curly Locks"
There have been several social functions
in the past week Of great interest to the
people of Rockville and vicinity. One of
which was a tea Saturday afternoon given
by Mrs. William d. Clark. of this town, in
honor Of Mrs. Wallace j. Clark, of Howard
county. Those who assisted in the receiv-
ing line were Mrs. Wallace J. Clark, Miss
Susie Owens OF Howard county, Mrs. H. l..
England, Mrs. John A. England. Mrs How
ard G. England and Mrs. VIM. T. Brown of
Howard county, and those who assisted in
the dining room were Misses Helen Gassa-
way. Helen Brunette. Alice and Anna
Trundle. Maude England, Elizabeth Daw-
son and Mrs. Valentine Wilson.