Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1933-02-02

Tuesday Contract Bridge Club at hel
home, the members playing being Mrs
Albert Bouic, Mrs. Darby Bowman
Mrs. Barnard Welsh and Mrs. Thomas
Dawson. Mrs. Austin B. RohrbaugE
and Mrs. Julian Whiting were substi
tutes.
Miss Olive Edmonds entertained a
dinner on Monday evening, her guests
being Miss Mary Kingdom, Miss Heller
Mclaughlin, Miss Katherine Shaw
Miss Elizabeth Larcombe and Mis-
Edith Crumbak.
Mrs. Louise T. Boswell, of Chew
Chase, and Miss Margaret Jones, o.
Jamestown, employees of the County
Treasurer's Office, gave a shower a
Mrs. Boswell's home, on the 18th o.
January for Mrs. Elgee L. Riggs, Jr.
formerly Miss Frances Howes, O.
Laytonsville, also an employee Of tn.
County Office. Those who ATTENDED
were Mrs. Thomas O'Brien, Mrs
Lucille Mullineaux, Misses Helen Nc
Laughlin, Jean Skinner, Doris CARR
son, Katherine Higgins, Edna Fisher
Helen King, Eleanor Jones, Mrs. Ern
est S. Price, Mrs. Lucille King, Mrs
Oliver S. Boswell, Jr., Mrs. Edgar Bal
and Mrs. James w. Howes.
Miss Eleanor Stout, of Polesville
who is temporarily teaching at tn,
Rockville High School, is staying a:
the home of Mrs. Lee Offutt.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. England VISITED
Glenelg, Howard County, last week
Miss Sue Owings, of Glenelg, Mrs
England's sister, returned with then
and is their guest.
Mrs. Paul Wire, until recently al
employee of the County Treasurer,
office, is receiving congratulations OF
the birth of TN pound son, who ar
rived at the Montgomery County Hos
pital on the oath. We are told he will
be named Paul Franklin, Jr.
Mrs. Annie E. O'Hara, mother o.
Rev Charles R. O'Hara, who has beer
critically i'll at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Andrew ]. Ries, in Baltimore
is slightly improved.
We are glad to learn that "Billy'
Speare will have a perfectly gooc
finger in a short time, The top was
nearly severed recently by an electric
planer he was using, but it is stated
his hand will not be at all disfigured.
Miss Helen Mclaughlin attended 9
bridge party last Friday at the home
OF Mrs. Lewis Alnutt in Jacksonville
Miss Mary Lyddane entertained al
bridge on Tuesday, the club members
being Mrs. Charles G. Holland, Mrs
Howard Larcombe, Mrs. John L. Bru.
nette, Mrs. Theodore Mason, Mrs
William Reading, of Kensington, Miss
Margaret Dawson, Mrs. John Snure
Mrs. Harry Dawson, Mrs. Hazel Cash.
ell. Her guests, not members, were
Miss Bell and Mrs. Mobley of Chevy
Chase, Mrs. d. A. DeLashmutt, Mrs
G. V. Hartley, Mrs. Sadie Fields, Mrs
Thomas Griffith, Miss Elsie England
and Mrs. Barrett Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Hall, of Bal.
timore, visited Mr.. and Mrs. William
H. Talbot last week.
Mrs. o. w. Anderson, who had bad
spill while fox hunting with the Red.
land Hunt is now suffering only from
the soreness of a broken nose. Her liz
which was badly cut has healed and
she has recovered from the severe
shock. Her sister, Miss Grace Porter
of New York, is visiting her.
A Home Department has been added
TO the Sunday School of Faith Chapel
Derwood. Mrs. George Brigham is in
charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Crown are
the proud parents of a lusty pair of
twins, a boy and girl, born last Fri
day.
Even cursory glance at the pro-
gram for the Snowflake Entertain
ment and Carnival" at Hunting Hill
M. E. Church on February Bird, would
convince us that we will miss some
thing in not attending. Recitations
skits, songs, also refreshments and
games sound alluring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Magruder and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cralle Ferguson and
son, dined with Mrs. Willis Burdette
on Tuesday.
The Missionary Society of the Meth
odist Church will meet this evening at
the home of Mrs. George Lamar.
Miss Charlotte Humphrey and Mrs
Helen P. Weldon were the guests last
Wednesday of Mrs. M. S. Alley, OF
North Woodside.
Mrs. E. L. Roger, who has been i'll
several weeks at the Montgomery
County General Hospital is reported
<o he on tho road m Yocovay-xy