Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-02-23
ROCKCREST
Ruth E. Hayes
Rockville 1929

eyed up to the Public Library
where they sat enthralled while
Mrs. Henry Miller the Librarian
; took them through the land of
make-believe. On Valentines Day
they made tray covers for the
Christ Child Home and they in re-
turn were presented with lovely
Blue Bird Pennant which was the
handicraft of Mrs. Eleanor Houy-
oux of Wade Avenue.
On Wednesday they were host
esses to the new group of Blue
Birds which are to be under the di-
rection of Mrs. Divinity of Twin
Brook. Their leader Mrs. Joseph
American of Rockcrest Drive, Mrs.
Jack Houyoux of Wade Avenue her
assistant and Mrs. William Flah-
1rty the County Field Director at
tended Camp Fire Girls Training
instructions at the Trenton Coun-
try Club in Trenton, New Jersey
last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Strickland
have a son, born last Sunday morn
ing at 6;58 at the George Wash
ington Hospital. The Newcomer
tipped the. scales at Z pounds 10
ounces and will be known at Glenn
Michael. He is the second child of
the Stricklands as he has a big
sister Elaine, who is now a guest at
the home of her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Higgins of DeBeck
Drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Till of Ed
monston Drive spent last weekend
in chester, Pa, where they were
the guests of Mrs. Till's brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Todd.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sober form
erly of Crawford Drive are now
nicely settled in their new hon., in
Bethesda.
Craig Johnson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. johnson of Paul Drive
celebrated his 9th birthday on
: Thursday, February 16 with Mac
; Goodwin as his dinner guest. Later
; in the evening Martha Mcdonald
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Tobey, all
of Paul Drive dropped in as well
;; as his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs
w. E. Boyer of Washington, to
wish him well and to help him eat
his cake and ice cream.
The St. Mary's Bazaar Club met
at the Knights of Columbus Room
in the Parish Hall last Monday
evening to enjoy get together and
sewing party. Mrs. Louis VAIL of
4 Glen Road, who is their leader
presented the group with three
door prizes, which were won by
Mrs. James Norton of Lewis Ave
n nue., Miss Raedell Hayes of Lewis
: Ave. and Mrs. Walter Belson OF
Jamestown Pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drexel Collier of
Lewis Avenue entertained Misses
Mary and Louise Bitner of Car.
| 'SoANt a. iaSl WCCh-CIlu.
= Eleanor Houyoux, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Houyoux OF
Wade Avenue celebrated her 8tf
birthday last Saturday with q
party for her little Blue Birc
Friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Moran Of
, Edmonston Drive and their two
o children Patty and O'Neil spent IT,,
: weekend in Richmond, Va. wher,
they were the guests of Mrs. Nor
a ms mother, Mrs. A. Cavenaugh.
The Knights of Columbus hell
very successful and enjoyabl,
Bingo party last Friday at tn,
Church Hall. Many lovely prize
were awarded, doughnuts an,
n 'offee were served and good tim,
v vas had by all.
1 Mrs. Pauline Everson, who wa
v. l recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs
l. )rexel Collier of Lewis Avenu,
r lew to Trinidad to join her hus
S. oand Chief George Everson.
e. Anne Comfy, daughter of MI
n, md Mrs. Levin Comfy of Levi
ID Avenue celebrated her eight
a birthday last Saturday with
); luncheon for her friends. Anon,
t, her guests were Jean Perrine, Bet
lie ~ Bridges, Maureen Hayes, Rit
Id kahocitcx, Moire Hurley, Eleano
ar Houyoux, Marsha Collier and Phoe
n be Sue America. On Sunday he
3; grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. viii
e. lam Shipley of Sykesvvile droppe
a by to wish her well.
,; The st. Mary's Circle staged
n. very lovely Sty.e Show at tn
e. Parish Hall on Tuesday evening
RI Mrs. James Norton of Lewis Ave
lie nue. was the Chairman, and had a
her assistants, Mrs. Charles Lake
J. Mrs. Walter Belson, Mrs. Richar
I, Sample, Mrs. Mort Hayes, Mr..
r. Louis Vail, and Mrs. Joseph Tar
* clio
X Tle gowns were loaned by tn
b. Worth's Department Sore of Rock
ce vile and were worn by Mrs. Bria
IN Sheridan, Miss Betty Belson. Mis-
I'd Alice Mitchell, Mrs. Thomas Vier,
H. Mrs. Alvin Durham and Miss Pa
ca tricia o'Brien. The door prize wa
s. won by Mrs. Mitchell of Twi
d, Brook. Refreshments were serve
ok and very enjoyable evening wa