Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-11-24
LAYTONSVILLE

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dinner on Friday evening in honor
of her husbands birthday. The
dinner was at their home "Toaping
Castle" Maryland. During the eve
ming Mr.. and Mrs. Seaton enter
tanned their guests with lantern
slides of their travels and adven-
lures in Australia, South Sea
Islands, India, South America and
many other distant lands. Mr..
Seaton was a member of the scien-
tific staff of the Inflated scientific
yacht, Carnegie, which blew up
in Apia British Samoa in 1929. Mr..
and Mrs. Seaton have just recently
returned from Australia where Mrs.
Seaton's parents were interested in
wool and wheat.
Mrs. William Warren entertained
with a lingerie shower Saturday
afternoon in honor of her cousin,
Miss Janet King Walker whose mar
riage to Mr.. Thomas Strange of
Washington and Virginia will take
place shortly. Mrs. Warren was
formerly Miss Charlotte Lee Allnutt,
and both she and Miss Walker are
former residents of Laytonsville.
Those attending the shower from
this vicinity included Mrs. George
Plummer, Mrs. William T. Warfeld,
Miss Mary C. Warield, Mrs. Russell
Gloyd, and Mrs. James King, Jr.,
Mrs. ]. C. Higgins, Mrs. Dorsey
Griffith and Mrs. Hugh Howard.
Mrs. William Worthington of
Hagerstown was the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Nettie Watkins of
Etchison last week. Among the Wis
itors here for the Thanksgiving Holt
days are Mrs. William Pitt Shear
man and her family of Manhassett,
N. Y, visiting her mother Mrs.
Uriah Griffith and Mrs. Franklin
Cashell of Sunshine, guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Merhle Haines.
Mrs. Allison Taylor entertained at
an evening bridge party Tuesday
evening in honor Of Mrs. Clarence
Rhodes of Atlanta, Ca, guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Walker ,,of
Gaithersburg, having a company of
thirty. Mrs. Remus Riggs will be
hostess at a large bridge luncheon
tomorrow saturday., at the Riggs
home near Goshen. s 4
Mrs. F. L. Ransome of Pasadena,
. CAL, who is spending Thanksgiving
with her daughter, Mrs. Edwin Fry
at Fair Hill Farm, has been made
assistant treasurer in the newly
organized Worlds Woman's Party.
Mrs. Ransome who has long been
active in the National Organization
was sent to Scotland last summer
, to represent the women of this
country at a paraey attended by
women of many nations. s,ee
Beginning Sunday, November 81
and continuing through Sunday, De-
: cenlber evangelistic services will
be held in Laytonsville Methodist
: Church each evening at 1880 o'clock.
The pastor Rev. W. A. Ledford viii
be assisted by the Rev. Charles
Michael of Goshen Emory Churches.
Following the service on Sunday, De
cember the quarterly conference
will be held. DR.. G. Ellis Williams,
district superintendent, will preach
and conduct the conference. a@~h
George Plummer and Roger Bog
ley spent last week in Toronto,
attending the International Fair.
Kenneth Windham spent part Of
the week in Richmond with ]. l..
LEM.
Mrs. George Shouffer is patient
at Montgomery County Hospital fol-
lowing an operation. Mr. Charles
T. Hawkins of Etchison is also a
. patient there.
Mrs. Marshall G. Munce of Lon
don, England and her son, Douglas
Lindsay of Alexandria are guests Of
Mrs. Munce's mother, Mrs. Julia
Becraft. Mrs. Rose Chiswell of
Cleveland, Ohio, is also visiting at
the Hawkins home. Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Hawkins, Mrs.
. Becraft and their guest Mrs. CHS
well visited the old homestead where
they were born, the home of the
late G. Fenton Snouffer now owned
by D. W. Baker of Adamstown.