Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-15

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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Will.
Jams, jr. are the proud parents Of
a lb. OF. daughter, Emily Fra.
ger, born Friday, December 9 al
Suburban Hospital. Emily Frazer
is named for her Grandmother
Williams.
Mrs. McChesney H. Jeffries Of
Townsville, Ga. is spending seve.
raj weeks here with her son-in-law
I'd daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
E. Williams, jr., and her new
granddaughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Meade enter
tanned group OF friends at tea
on Sunday from 3 to 5, at their
home near Rockville.
Wendell Turner left by plane
on Sunday for Paris on a bust
ness trip. He expects to be home
in time for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linley Van Ripper
spent several days last week in
New York City.
Miss Joan Mccarthy was a
luncheon guest on Wednesday of
Mrs. Nichols Brewer.
Richard c. Brewer is home from
a vacation spent in New York
City.
Visitors of Commander and Mrs.
Robert Williams in Norfolk; Va.
recently were Mrs. F. Bache Albert
and son, William Albert.
Mrs. Frank E. Williams, Miss
Alice Williams and DR.. Alanson
Hinman motored to Petersburg,
Va. for the weekend to visit
friends.
The Frank Marshalls will spend
Christmas in New Mexico with
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie M. Dow, in Carls-
bad. They left by motor the first
of the week and en- route west
stopped for several days in Clifton
Forge, Va. to visit Mrs. Marshall's
sister, Mrs. Sadie Kirk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brook Jackson and
son, Bill, en- route from Detroit,
Mich. to Sarasota, Fla, stopped
over for a few days with Mrs.
Jackson's sister, Mrs. Frank E.
Williams.
The Rockville Garden Club held
its meeting on Tuesday of this
week at the home of Mrs. Jennings
Bailey in The Glen.
Mrs. John Doonan was hostess
to members of the Monday Night
Bridge Club this week with the
following present: Mrs. Joseph
Mentally, Mrs. John Bowman, Mrs.
William Murphy, III, Mrs. Adolph
Guide, jr., Mrs. Mary Margaret
King, Mrs. Joseph Fisher and Mrs.
Clyde Bean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph GUIDE have
returned from weeks stay in
Chicago, Ill. They also visited
relatives in Evanston, Ill.
An international Cruise" party
was enjoyed by the members of
Junior Girl Scout Troop BOG on
Friday night, December 2. The
price of the tickets was applied to
the Juliette Low Fund, used to pro-
mote international friendship. All
games were built around world
maps and flags of other nations.
Each girl brought with her some
thing to indicate the country she
represented. Shirley Bosley came
with tea and silk, representing
China; Georgia Anna Jennings had
cameo for Italy; Mildred Fraley
l large sombrero for Mexico; Kay
Purdum, the Russian Bear; Bar
oara Kraft wore green and sham
'ock, Ireland; Mary Ann Harlow,
coffee beans for Brazil; and Wilma
Robertson brought Communist and
Nationalist dolls and a saucer,
Czechoslovakia.
Miss Peggy Lou Magruder, a
student at the Visitation Academy
Frederick, has returned to
ichool there after spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
frs. Forest Magruder.
A surprise stork shower was
siven Mrs. Joseph Shipe last
Thusrday evening in the Rockville
BAPTIST Church parlors. The shower
yas given by Mrs. Richard Schal-
on and Mrs. Thomas Bailey.
The st. Mary's Circle held its
irst Christmas Party in the
church hall last Monday evening.
iostesses were Mrs. Margaret
Ioehmann, Mrs. Sara Mortimer.
IRIS. Lucille Magruder and Mrs.
linda Hudson. Santa Claus, i'm
,ersonated by John Norris, dis
Iibuted gifts. Guests of honor
we're the Rev. Gilbert Ham and
he Rev. Gregory Eckles. The
group sang Christmas carols and
efreshments were served from an
deliberately decorated table. A
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