Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-12-22

delightful old-time vehicle, the horse
drawn sleigh with accompanying bells.
Mrs. Banks Berry and ]. l. Lambert
afforded the townfolks real pleasure
in bringing forth these links with the
old days.
More congratulations in order. Mr..
and Mrs. Brownell Riggs are the
proud parents of a daughter, weigh
ing over eight pounds, who arrived at
Columbia Hospital on the 18th of
December.
Mrs. Madeline Brooke Entwistle,
daughter of Mrs. Adaire Brooke, was
married to Dowell ]. Hatcher, of The
Plains, Va, on December 16 at Be-
thesda by the Rev. Bertram NJ. Os-
good. They will make their home at
The Plains.
Students from various schools and
colleges are home for the Christmas
holidays among them being Miss
Mary Bouic, Miss Frances DeLash-
mutt and Miss Rose Williams of
Stuart Hall, Virginia; Miss Marion
Speare, of West Hampton College,
Richmond; Mr.. William Bouic, of the
University of Virginia Law School;
Mr.. George Lamar, Mr.. Barnard
Welsh, Jr., Mr.. Anderson Williams, of
Duke University; Clara Ray Waters,
of St. Mary's Seminary and Richard
Waters of Charlotte Hall.
Christ Episcopal Church Choir was
entertained recent vat the home of
Mrs. Peter Wagner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Whiting, who
have been spending some time at
Wardman Park Hotel, Washington,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Clusky
Cromwell.
Miss Mary Somerville entertained
at cards last week Miss Julia Mont
gomery, Miss Mildred Ward and Miss
Martha Williams.
Miss Vera Burdette, granddaughter
of Mrs. Burdette, is recovering from
an operation for APPENDICITIS at her
home near Alexandria.
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DR.. Catherine Chapman, of Kens-
ington, and DR.. Esther Kuhn, of Rock
vile, attended meeting of the Balti-
more City Medical Society last Friday
evening.
A play Christmas Dolls" which
was to have been given by the High
School Dramatic Club at the Parent
Teacher Association meeting last week
was postponed owing to the use of
the Gymnasium by another perform
ance. Mr.. Arthur Kelley, of the
Washington Herald, gave an interest
ing talk on his experiences when he
was Vice Consul at Stockholm and
Warsaw. Mr.. Fletcher Schott spoke
on the child's physical welfare, and
the business meeting was conducted
by the President, Rev. J. Lloyd Black.
The annual Christmas program, in
GLIDING a pageant, "The Prince of
Peace" was given in the Presbyterian
Church last Sunday evening. Mrs.
John Mcdonald, Mrs. Walter Nice
warmer mad. about twenty-five chill
dren took part, the beautiful back
ground and quaint costumes being ex-
ceedingly effective. After the play,
candy and fruit were distributed
among the children in the congrega-
ton.
Services at the Christian Church on
Sunday evening included some beauti-
full colored views of China exhibited
by Rev. ]. Lloyd Black, Pastor.
There will be no night service at
the Methodist Church Christmas night
A White Gift Service will be held at
the Sunday School hour. Regular
Christmas morning service at II
o'clock.
On the 18th some of the members
of the Rockville High School met at
the home of Mrs, Harry Beall for the
purpose of forming a Rockville All
Club.
The Montgomery Players offering
of "The Donovan Affair" was present
ed on Friday and Saturday evenings
last week. The play was thrilling and
the excellent actors played their parts
with a poise and finish seldom dis
played by amateurs. The audience dis.
played appreciation and intense inter-