Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09
Mrs. MGlcolm Thomas
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A bust of Benjamin Hallowell,
FIRST president of the Agricultural
College at College Park will be
presented shortly in the name of
his great niece, the late Miss Julia
Al. Hallowell, to the University of
Maryland.
DIR. and Mrs. Steven o. Beebe,
with their two sons, Groszenor and
Don, drove recently to Port Arthur
on Lake Superior. DR.. Beebe and
his sons spent about ten days in
the Canadian lake region camping
and travelling by canoe. They went
about 100 miles into the wilderness
area by jerk water train and were
flown out Mrs. Beebe meanwhile
drove from Winnipeg through
Lake of the Woods TO meet them at
Ely, MINI. Miss Patricia Beebe
left Saturday to spend week in
Ocean City. Don Beebe returned to
McDonogh in Baltimore on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Ann Boyd had a party on
Saturday night in honor of Mr.
and Mrs, Frederick Klutey of
Wilmington, Del. Mr. Klutey re-
turned to Wilmington after the
weekend but Mrs. Klutey with her
children will remain at Spring
land, the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ridgeley Chichester, for the rest
Of the week.
On Tuesday Col. Charles Tram
mel, an essayist, spoke to the Home
Interest Club which met this
month with Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis w.
Manning. DR.. and Mrs. C. c. Tum-
bleson, Miss Doris Lea, Mrs. Will
liam S. Sheets as well AS Col. and
Mrs. Trammel of Washington,
were guests at the meeting. Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Heckock Of For
est Hills, l.. l., spent last week
with the Mannings and Mrs. Fran
els Moore of San Francisco, de-
signer, spent Wednesday night.
there.
Last Wednesday Jack N. Bent
ley, Mrs. C. L. Gilpin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Gilpin, with their
two children, Mrs. Ann Boyd and
Miss Margaret Elgar Gilpin had
an all-day picnic on Sugar Loaf
Mountain.
Mrs. Josiah w. Jones spent sew
eral nights last week with Mrs.
French Greene and Miss Mary
Brooke at Falling Green. Falling
Green is one of the loveliest and
oldest houses in the neighborhood.
It was built prior to the Revolu-
tionary War in about ITO.
Mrs. William S. Sheets of Sill
yer Spring spent the past three
weeks with Mrs. Maurice j. Sta
bier.
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. John S.
Wilson of Montclair, N. j., with
their children were at Sunnyside.
On Monday the Sandy Spring
Athletic Association held special
meeting at the home of H. H. Sta
bier to discuss the associations
coming card parties September "a
and October 8 and %. At the par
ties, which will be held in the
Sherwood gym, ice cream, cake and
soft drinks will be available.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Smead AL
lord, Jr., have announced the COM
Ing marriage of their daughter,
Miss Marion Afford, to Robert Lee
Flanders at All Souls Memorial
Church at o'clock on September
90 in Washington. Miss Affords
family formerly lived at the Old
Academy in Brookeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Gilpin
and their two children, Josiah and
Margaret Elgar, spent three days
last week at Ocean City. About
$50 persons from Maryland, Della
ware and Washington attended the
Tri-State Farm Bureau Insurance
Convention held there from Mon
day to Wednesday.
Mrs. Stanley p. Stabler and
Mrs. ]. Justus Meyer gave small
luncheon on Tuesday in honor Of
Mrs. William M. Kricker.
The Mutual Improvement Asso-