Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-02-01
AMONG THE
HOMEMAKERS
-Four Corners Homemakers

Mrs. Carroll Benjamin and
Mrs. William Owens, Jr., were
hostesses to large group Of the
Four Corners Homemakers on
January 10th. Mrs. William
Owens, Jr., President, appointed
her chairmen for the various
projects. Two new members
joined this club. A report of
the Christmas project was given.
The club sent cookies to the, SOL
diers at Forest Glen Annex of
Walter Reed.
B1'oaOmingswLJe Club
The Home Demonstration
Agent drove up to the Brown
ingsville Club meeting but club
members felt it was not possible
for members to get out, due to
the ice and snow. The January
and February meetings will be
combined and the Agent will
meet the group at the hall on
February 81, at 1870 o'clock.
Cabin John Garden
The new group at Cabin John
Gardens was called to order by
their chairman, Mrs. Boyle, on
January 18. In February this
group will be formally organized
into a homemaker club. This
group meets from 10 A. M. to IL
noon.
NeaD Day Group
Mrs. Leon Curtis of Garrett
Park entertained the new day.
group, on Friday, January 10.
This new group elected officers,
as it was the fourth meeting of
the group and they had proved
their apprenticeship and could
form into a Homemaker club, if
they wished. Mrs. Mary j. Wal
Itch was elected president. Mrs.
Ruth Warning, vice-president;
Mrs. Carolyn Reed, Secretary
Treasurer. The club will meet
on the second Friday of each
month at one O'Clock.
Wheaton Meets
The Wheaton Homemakers Club
met at the home of Mrs. Wilson
O'Callaghan at twelve o'clock on
January IS. This club had a
most delightful Christmas recre-
ational meeting at the home of
Mrs. Louise Beauverd, according
to The report of the recreational
project chairman. Miss Frances
Wolfe was elected president. of
this group.
Rockville Club
On Thursday evening the Rock
vile Homemaker Club met with
their new president, Mrs. John
Stiles, preceding. Twenty-Five
members were present. Mrs.
Stiles, presiding Twenty-Five
tell little about themselves so
as the new and old members
might be better acquainted. She
appointed her chairmen for the
year. The new officers Of the
club acted as hostesses and
served delicious refreshments.
Silver Spring
The Silver Spring Homemakers
Club had an unusually large at
tendance at their meeting on Jan.
%, at the home of Mrs. Charles
Piepgrass. Two new members
joined the club. Mrs. Eugene
Weeks, president, appointed the
club cnairmen for the year. Mrs.
John O'Shaughnessey, Foods Pro-
ject Chairman, will be hostess to
the club in February and give the
Demonstration on the making Of
pie crust. AS this club meets
from 11:3o to 8 P. NJ. the hostess
served a lovely luncheon at one
o'clock, after which the Agent gave
her demonstration.
OEney Sunshine
Fletcher Brown had written by
the LaytonsviIle Club, will enter
thtir community who has entered
the service an dthe boys do apprc-
ciate this attention.
Attendance at the Olney Sun
shine Club was affected by the icy
condition of the roads. Miss Bertha
Brown, president, had ready the
lovely programs she and Mrs.
Fletcher Drawn had written b.
hand. Miss Brown always opens
her meetings by reading a bit CT
poetry. This months choice YVES
a very lovely poem on growing
old gracefully. After the business
meeting the club adjourned to
Mrs. Wilbur Nash's big, roomy
kitchen for the Agents demonstra-
ton. The resulting cake was used
as part Of the refreshments. Mrs.
Eupene Kenoln. a new member in