Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-11-18
Sandy Spring Neighborhood

Miss Bertha Wilson gave a most
enjoyable small party last week, when
her guests included: DIR. Ruth Weis-
chelhausen of Montgomery County
General Hospital and her husband, DR..
Otto Weischelhausen, DR.. Lucius of
Laurel, Nd, Mrs. Paul Troy and Mr..
and Mrs. Francis A. Thomas.
Miss Alice McReynolds of Mt. Airy,
has left for New York where she has
accepted a position.
One Of the bridge clubs were en-
tertained for luncheon last Thursday,
when Mrs. HARDWOOD Owings had
twelve of her friends at her Howard
County home.
Miss Mary Miller Stabler left or
Monday to spend the week as guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Andrews at their
home near Orange, Va.
| Mrs. William Dinwiddie, Miss Sal
lie P. Brooke, Miss Mabel Metz and
Miss Harriet Brooke of Washington,
have been on a short vacation at
Harpers Ferry and vicinity.
A NUMBER of Legionaires with their
wives and sweethearts, enjoyed the
annual banquet which was held Arm
Iistic Day at the Frances Latte Inn,
at seven o'clock, with guests and
speakers, besides those from the Nor
man Price Post.
At the duplicate contract bridge
club which held its last meeting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. McReyn-
olds at their home, Mt. Airy, on last
Monday evening, the high scores
were North and South Mr.. and Mrs.
Allan Brooke. East and West Mr.. and
Mrs. Tarlton Brooke.
Refreshments were served at mid
nighta this is the second session the
club has held this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Mills have ar
rived at the Cedars, where they are
staying with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Douglas
Farquhar, having been called East by
the passing Of Mr.. Mills mother.
Mrs. Knox Taylor of Santa Fe, N.
NJ, and New Jersey, has been spend
ing the past week with her sister Miss
Amy P. Miller at her apartments in
the village.
Mr.. Robert H. Miller, Jr., with his
small daughter Molly, motored to
Westfeld, N. j., and Montclair, N. j.,
last week bringing home with them
DR.. Henry J. Nichols who has been
spending several weeks with his son,
Mr.. fanny Nichols in Westfield.
Mrs. Clarence B. Hurley of Glen
lauder, entertained for luncheon on
Wednesday her former bridge club of
Washington, with Mrs. Richard B.
Thomas. Jr., as extra guest, covers
being laid for eleven; Mr.. and Mrs,
Hurley have had with them over the
past weekend their son and daughter
in-law and their grandson from New
York.
The little three year old Whitlock
twins and their five year old brother,
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Whitlock Of Berkeley, were given a
cute birthday party on Saturday by
their parents, when they had in Casey
and Lee Nation and their little guest,
Andy Barnes, Jimmy LAMAR and little
Caroline Cricker of Baltimore, who
was spending the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Mahlon Kirk w. The chill
dren were shown a Mickey Mouse
movie and given supper between four
and six o'clock.
The beautiful home of Mrs. Joseph
Tilton and Mrs. Milton Bancroft was
the scene of the November meeting OF
the Little Garden Club on Tuesday,
with Mrs. William Hough, the presi-
dent, presiding. =
Arrangements for tea following
o business meeting Of the club on
Dec. 14th were made, Mrs. Eric Eng
lInd having offered her lovely home
for this occasion, when the Presidents
of the Garden Clubs with some other
invited guests will be entertained, and
arrangements of winter flowers will
be judged.
About eleven will attend the annual
federation of Garden Clubs when it
meets in Baltimore the first week in
December.
Mrs. Douglas Whitlock described
most delightful trip to some gardens
in French Lick, Ind, Miss Mary Mil
Ter Stabler read on the culture of
Internationally; Mrs. A. Douglas
Farquhar contributed short article
on the raising Of chrysanthemums;
and the eradication of poisin ivy will
be part of the clubs work next year
marking some Of the high lights of
the meeting.
There will be some individual
Wreaths made for exhihits in Ra1ti-