Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1933-07-20
SANDY SPRING

MISS Ance BOYD mas Deen the guest
Of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles A. Fiske of Wash
ington, who have opened Magnolia"
for the summer.
Miss Betsy Blackwell is a guest of
Miss Jean Thomas at her home Tan
glewood. Last week Miss Anna Miller
entertained at bridge for Miss Blake
well and Miss Thomas and Miss Mary
Jane Stanley of Laurel, also a guest
at Tanglewood. Those invited to meet
them were Miss Jane Bird, Miss Jean
Barnsley, Miss June Barnsley, the
Misses Lula, Lucy and Katherine
Trundle and Miss Chandlee Robson.
Mr.. Robert True of Washington is
a guest at Edgewood, Miss Gertrude
Miller is at Cloverly, Miss Sadie Har-
rison is at Springland. and Miss Dor
othy Wetherald is with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wetherald. Miss
Margaret Brooke spent the week end
with her parents, returning to her
home on Sunday as did Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Henderson and family, who
have been guests at Brooke Grove.
Mrs. John Bentley and her house.
hold entertained the Horticultural So
ciety last week, the date having been
changed so as to avoid meeting on
July fourth. In the absence of both
the President and Vice-President Mr..
Clarence Hurley conducted the meet
ing which was held on the beautiful
lawn at Cloverly.
Miss Anne Miller one of the APP
pointed readers read a collection of
articles, one Of the most interesting
being in regard to the culture of the
maiden hair fern. Another, telling of
forcing the growth of plants by the
means of artificial light. Miss Sue
Thomas read an interesting paper on
the "Airplane Plants" telling of the
intricate devices supplied by mother
nature to scatter seeds.
After an unsual number of ques-
lions which brought forth much dis
cussion and useful information the
meeting adjourned, the next one to be
held at Falling Green with Mrs.
French Green and Miss Mary Brooks.
The Montgomery Farmers Club
members and a number of guests
were entertained on Sunday evening
by Mr.. Thomas Hyde at his home,
Stanmore. The meeting was presided
over by Mr.. Yellott Candy, the Pres
ident. Farm subjects were discussed,
and questions asked. The meeting adj
journed to meet with Mr.. Josiah w.
Jones in August.
Mrs. John C. Bentley was honor
guest on Saturday when her daughter
entertained at luncheon in celebration
of her birthday. Covers were laid for
twenty six, and the guests included
the children, sisters and first cousins
of Mrs. Bentley together with few
friends. Those present were, Mrs.
Newton Stabler, Mrs. Washington
Chichester, Miss Edith Hallowell,
Mrs. Edward Bentley, Mrs. Francis
Hallowell, Mrs. William John Thomas
Miss Florence Bentley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Bentley, Mrs. ]. Janney Shoe
maker, Mrs. Joseph Tilton, Miss
Sarah Kirk, the Misses Miller of Allo-
way, the Misses Reese, Miss Rebecca
T. Miller, Mrs. Henry Janney Nichols,
Mrs. Francis Snowden, Miss Gertrude
Miller of Baltimore, house guest of
Mrs. Bentley, Miss Sarah Harrison of
Leesburg, and the three daughters of
the hostess with their house guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel White of
Russia were guests over the week end
of Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Foster at
their home, "The Bungalow. Mr..
White, who now makes his home in
New York is in washington on Dusi-
ness for a few months.
Mr.. Tom Hallowell entertained at
bridge on Wednesday evening for
Miss Jean Thomas and her house
guests, Miss Betsy Blackwell and
Miss Mary Wagg of Lambertsvlle, N.
].
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin LAMAR have
closed their house in Sandy Spring
and have gone to Hagerstown. Mrs.
Lamar and her small son will remain
there with the formers mother, Mrs.
w. Mckee will Mr.. LAMAR and Mr..
LAMAR Jr., go to Chicago to attend
the Century of Progress for week.