Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-07-05
GIRLS All CLUBS
NEWS NOTES
CoLes1Lle Club Meets

Friday evening, June 20, with Mrs.
John Mccormick, local leader, at
the home of Sally Lee Rush. Dor
othy Lechlider, vice-president, pre-
sided. Final arrangements for
dress school which will be held in
the basement of the Colesville
Methodist Church on July IL, IA
and 16 were made. Plans were
also made for the All fair and
achievement day.
LaytonsvilLe Dress School
The Laytonsville All girls met
at the home of Mrs. Thomas Bail
ey, on Tuesday, with Mrs. Bailey,
Mrs. Fry and Miss Bastow, to fin
ish their dresses. The girls have
made very attractive garments.
Peggy Gregg made a gay green,
cotton print. Ella Whitley chose
red print feed sack for her dress,
which has a skirt with four pleats
in the front, an inset belt. Margery
Fry made a long wasted, cape
sleeve dress from navy blue print
ed sack. Kathleen Larcombe used
the same print as Peggy Gregg.
She chose princess line pattern
with a square neckline. Patricia
Bailey's dress is of a dainty blue
printed feed sack, trimmed with
self ruffles. Esther Chapman used
blue print for her princess styled
dress with an inset yoke of or
CANDY. Amy Fry has made a
lovely rogue blue linen tailored
dress with fly front. The tail
oring is carried out in detail by
the use of top stitching on the col
lar, sleeves and pocket.
Garrett Park School
The last day of the Garrett Park
Dress School was held on Monday,
at the home of Mrs. Hale Chis-
holm. Mrs. Klump, Mrs. Rising
and Miss Turner helped the girls
that day, in addition to the local
leader, Mrs. Newhall. Susanna
Hall made attractive white shorts
with a bib and suspenders. Betty
Klump made long wasted cap
sleeve dress of gay print. Jane
: Chisholm made sunback dress of
white background and blue fig
ures. She made jacket of blue
/ Indianhead. Luise Chisholm made
a blue chambray dress with red
braid around the neckline, cap
sleeves and two rows around the
bottom of the skirt. Libby Ack-
ers is making a sun dress of aqua
with black figures.
CLGrkSbur0 Dress School
Mrs. Russell King, Mrs. Theodore
Jordan and Mrs. Clarence Day
helped the girls with serving. The
younger girls who had not made
a garment before made broomstick
skirts. Lorraine Brult, cousin of
the Jordan girls, visiting from
Virginia, Charlene and Carol Jor.
dan made theirs of solid colored
feed sacks. Shirley Burdette,
Mary Day, Bunny King, Edith
Price, Lois and Edith Ann Wilkin-
son made pretty printed skirts.
Betty Soper made a red and white
dotted Swiss dress with drawstring
neckline and sleeves. Peggy Lam
caster made a sport dress and
! jacket Of white background and
Mexican figures. Barbara and
Beverly Jordan made blue shorts
suits. Mildred Price made an at
tractive yellow pinafore.
Coming EVents
The Potomac All Club will meet
at ten o'clock on Monday, July 9,
at the school with their local lead
/ err, Miss Mary Louise Clagett.
Miss Bastow will pick up the girls
around $3.50.
At 2 o'clock on Monday, July 9,
the local leaders will meet at the
/ hall at Washington Grove to plan
the exhibit for August a.
The Colesville Dress School will
be heir on July IL, Ia and 16 at
the basement OF the Colesville
Methodist Church.
The Montrose Dress School will
be held on July IL, ID and 16 at
leader, Mrs. John Harding, on July
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