Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-04-18

ton Thomas in the Library Building
at Silver Spring, the following foul
families were elected to membership
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Smith and Miss
Amy P. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Freder.
lex w. McReynolds, Mr.. and Mrs
Richard N. Boeckel and Mr.. and Mrs
James H. Wharton.
A nominating committee presented
the following three names for three
year terms as delegates at large to
the Community Council, from the dis.
tricts of Olney, Brookeville and Coles
vile: ]. J. Hutton, William H. Gilpin
and Frederick Kruhm. Mrs. Josiah w.
Jones was made the Representative
from The Neighbors to the Council
for one year and Mrs. r. Bentley
Thomas, was named as delegate with
r. Bentley Thomas as alternate to
the annual meeting of the Community
Council, on the evening of April 26th
The Club was fortunate in having
as guest speaker, Mr.. Lionel G. Pro-
bert, who took as his subject "In-
trigue Versus Diplomacy" and who in
a most entertaining talk described the
many difficulties that beset the United
States following the World War. He
told of some of the interesting ex-
periences while accompanying the
late President Wilson to the Peace
Conference.
Mrs. r. Roland Moore will entertain
the May meeting at Plainfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison G. Foster are
again in The Bungalow, having re-
turned from N. Y. last Thursday.
Discussion of arrangements and
plans for the Little Garden Clubs
flower show to held on the afternoon
and evening of June first at Commun-
ity House, featured the meeting of
the Club on Tuesday, which was en-
tertained by Mrs. William H. Hough
at her home Fulford.
The new president, Mrs. A. Douglas
Farquhar, presided over the meeting
which preceded luncheon.
A fine display of Spring flowers
was brought by the members. Mrs
Henry Owings will entertain the next
meeting at her home, Hickory Ridge.
Mrs. Hale Pool and Miss June
Thomas have joined Mr.. Pool in their
Sandy Spring home after having
spent part of the winter in Wash
ington.
Miss Jean Thomas has arrived at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick L. Thomas, for her spring
vacation and had with her as week
enl guests, Miss Clarrissa Sarrington
of Hazelton, Pa, Miss Faith jenkins
of Philadelphia, and Miss Edith Sui
Ivan of Ellxins Park, Pa.
Mrs. Samuel B. Wetherald with her
daughter, Miss Dorothy Wetherald
left on Friday for Miami, Florida
from which place they will fly to
Havana, Cuba, where they will be the
guests of the American Consul, Ray
Fox and wife.
Mrs. Allen Brooke and small son
Alban have returned home after hav-
ing made visit to relatives in
Georgia.
A Dutch treat party was held al
the new Sandy Spring tea house
Pheasant Farm Inn, which is owned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Morris, or
Wednesday preceding the Wednesday
Club, which the following attended
Mrs. Robert o. Coulter, Mrs. Charlie:
E. Bond, Mrs. Francis M. Hallowell
Mrs. William John Thomas, Mrs
Francis Miller, Miss Sallie p. Brooke
Miss Amy P. Miller, Mrs. Lionel c
Probert and Mrs. Margaret Welsh Of
Rockville.
Mrs. Aubrey Beall was hostess tt
the members of the Wednesday clul
and a few guests, when the Club me-
at Community House on Wednesday
mTS. NAHUM MIN W. Vic PACSA
dent, presiding.
Through the courtesy of the c. ant
p. Telephone Company, series of in
structive moving pictures were show
the program being arranged by Mis-
Elizabeth T. Stabler.
Miss Estelle 7. Moore, Jr., gave ,
report on the recent Federation meet
ing, and again the program for mex
winter was presented for final choic
of subjects by the members.
The next meeting will be held a
Greenbough, Mrs. William Dinwiddi
entertaining.
DIR. and Mrs. Karl M. Wilson o
Rochester, N. Y, who are arriving
with their two sons for two week
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick l