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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18

Luckie and the % All Local Lead
crs throughout the County.
Starting at 1000 A. M. and
running until 400 PM. the demon
strations will be continuou S
throughout the day. All Club
Members, parents and the general
public is invited to drop by and
stay as long as they wish at any
time during the day or spend the
entire day.
The demonstration teams and in
dividual demonstrations will be
judged, Grand Champions selected
and suitable awards given each
participant.
The schedule for the day is as
follows: Potomac-Glen, 10 am;
Colesville, 1920; Gaithersburg Sr.,
10:40; Unity, HOO; Laytonsville,
11:20; Travilah, 11:40; German
town, 1900; Gaithersburg Sr.,
100 pm; Lewisdale, 1:2O; Wood
field, lao; Gaithersburg Jr., 200;
Clarksburg, 2:40; Cedar Grove,
800; Comus, 500; Poolesville,
$40; Sherwood, 400.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18

trolls participated in the patrol
parade in Washington last .Satur-
day, May 10.
Science Fair
Several members of the Physics
class, under the direction Of
Thomas Bilek, participated in the
Science Fair held in Washington
this week. The Fair, sponsored by
the Department of Commerce, is
being held in the foyer of the com
merce building.
The class also visited the Naval
Ordnance Laboratory this week as
project.
Other Trips
Two classes of the eighth grade
visited the Capitol on May 16, as
history project accompanied by
Miss Marian Curling and Miss
Sally Smith.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18
All Club News
Damascus

Meeting with their local leader,
William Bell, thirteen members of
the Damascus All Club answered
the roll call with the name of their
favorite bird. The Chicken of To-
morrow Contest" was discussed
and plans were made for the show
t. be held at Easton.
All All Club members in Da-
mascus are being sent a card which
they are to return, indicating their
desires as to the formation of a
soft ball team for the locality.
The next meeting will be held
or June ~ at 8 pm. at the home
of the Johnson brothers.
Shady Grove
The Shady Grove 4-H Club met
at the home of Stanley Stiles on
May 10 with twelve members pres
cnt. Plans for helping with "Big
Week" at the Ag Center May 20
through 81 were made and a dis
cussion of the coming Jersey Field
Day and McDonough School Show
took place. The next meeting will
be held on June Ia at the home of
Thomas Norwood. The club re-
porter is James Louthan.
Senior Council
The All Senior Council will hold
"a square dance at $3.50 pm. Friday
in the gymnasium of the Sherwood
High School. The following Fri
day. they will hold another square
dance at Gaithersburg High School
gymnasium at $3.50 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18
WOman's Club
Met May IL At
Home Near Olney

The Womans Club of Rockville
met at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Benjamin !. Weininger near Olney
on May IL. Mrs. X. de Vermond,
music teacher and director of the
High School Glee Club presented
four high school seniors in several
musical numbers. She stated the
music was a sample of what could
be expected at the Annual Spring
Serenade to be given by the Glee
Club on June 8. This concert is to
raise money for robes for the Glee
Club. The Woman's Club agreed
ia take so tickets to the concert by
way of lending support to such a
worthy cause.
The Club voted to contribute to
the American Foundation for the
Blind; Planned Parenthood League;
The Cancer Fund; and needy
Greek child.
The nominating committee pre-
scented a slate of officers for the
coming year which will be voted
on at the next meeting. Mrs. Her
bert Yocom was appointed chair
man of the Calendar Committee
for the coming year.
The next meeting, the last of
the year, will be a picnic. There
will be a white elephant auction
and members were urged to bring
one or more articles in order to
raise funds for the now depleted
treasury. The co-hostesses with
Mrs. Weininger were Mrs. j. J.
Hutton and Mrs. Gilbert Hartley
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18
Cradle Roll Service
Held By Rockville
Christian Church

In connection with the Christian
Home Festival, observed each year
on Mothers Day at the Rockville
Christian Church, a Cradle Roll
Service was held with about fifteen
new babies, all under one year of
age, added to the Cradle Roll De-
partment.
Graduation exercises were also
held for those who are old enough
to take part in the regular Sunday
School program. Mrs. George A.
Wilson II, Children's Superinten-
dent, assisted by Mrs. Florence
Robertson, was in charge of the
program.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18
Marriage Licenses
Issued In Rockville

May IL = Edward Earl Embrey,
10, Fort Benning, Ca, and Marjorie
Jane Atwood, 10, Rockville.
May IL - Herbert A. Harris,
40, Rockville, and Louise Phillips,
27, Washington.
May Is Charles Maynard
Matthews, 81, Gaithersburg, and
Ruby Catherine Mundy, 10, Rock
Vile; John Henry Taylor, %, and
June Lucille Conway, 20, both of
Rockville; George Albert Stewart
%, Collegeville, Pa, and Eula
Marsh, IS, Rockville; Walter r.
Hershey, 25, Gaithersburg, and
Elva Wright, %, Kensington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18
Local Births At
Suburban Hospital

Births reported at Suburban
Hospital for the period May 7th to
May Is include:
Mr. and Mrs. Howard N. Nc
Donald, 1902 Argyle ave-, Rockville,
a daughter, Karen Ann; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Niles German, Gathers
burg, a son, Terry Lee; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert T. Gray, RID No. l
Clarksburg, a daughter, Cynthia
Yvonne; Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick W.
Bradley, 12416 Viers Mill road, q
son, Patrick Ross.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18
Richard
Montgomery
High School
News
Annual Senior Banquet

Seniors at Richard Montgomery
High School are eagerly awaiting
the annual Senior Banquet to be
held 7 P. NJ, May %. The Seniors
are breaking a tradition this year
as they hold their banquet in the
High School Cafeteria. In former
years it has been held in nearby
country clubs. Decoration, being
planned by the seniors are being
carried out in mid-century theme.
Banquet speakers will include
Louise Cecil, chairman of the ban
quet committee; Larry Payne, SEN
Tor class president; Larry Dahlin,
postmaster; and Principal Joseph
]. Tarallo.
Members of the senior class will
provide the entertainment. Among
them will be soloist Barbara Ann
Coffin and Donna Diehl who will
play an accordian selection. Pat
Peake will do a monologue and a
quartet will sing.
A poem portraying humorous
traits and characteristics of each
senior, written by Jane Lynch,
poet-laureate of the class of 80,
will be read.
Class Day Program
The Senior Class on June 2, will
present to the entire student body,
a Class Day program. June
Lynch's class poem will be depicted
in skit to be presented.
In addition to the skit, varsity
awards will be made, GAA Awards
and Student Government mono
grams will be presented to various
students. Installation of newly
elected Student Government offic-
ers will take place at this time.
Awards will be made by the vari-
Gus sponsors of activities, Miss
Kay Cockburn making the Girls
Athletic Awards and varsity let
tiers; Robert Smith and Maynard
Haithcock awarding Boys varsity
letters; Levin Comley, Student
Government Advisor, will award
the monograms and other Student
vernmen Mt awards. Senior
Awards will be made at this time
by Principal J. J. Tarallo. The
program is under direction of Mrs.
Margaret Miles.
Disc Jockey TryOuts
Student disc jockey tryouts start
ed about five weeks ago over Sta
ton WBCC. All Montgomery
County High Schools are partici-
pating and the winner will be Civ
en- summer job as disc jockey on
that station.
Chosen by the number of votes
received from the listening audi
ence, the contestants are heard for
two week periods. Representing
Richard Montgomery is sandy
haired, freckle-faced John Perry.
John was an end man in the min
strel show, capturing the hearts Of
all who saw him. He is a member
of the sophomore class. The pro-
gram lasts thirty minutes, from
Ais to 4:45 and is under the d.
rection Of Phil Davidson.
A Winning Streak
The RMHS Baseball Team now
has a record Of 5 victories against
defeat. The latest win was last
Thursday when Poolesville was the
victim Of a 17-hit attack to lose,
ISL.
Rocket pitcher, Waldo Ricketts,,
allowed 6 hits, one walk and struck
out seven, while George Whitworth
led the hitters with three singles
in five times I'm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18
Gaithersburg
High School
News
Concert

SOhNSAb
The Mixed and Girls Glee Club
will present concert tomorrow
friday night in the school gym
nasium. William Earl, musical di-
rector, will accompany and direct
the groups.
The seventh and eighth grade
girls chorus gave its concert on
Monday night at the last monthly
meeting of the P.-T.A. A group
of seventh grade boys also sang.
The second grade rhythm band
played group of songs directed
by several of the members and
accompanied by William Earl.
... Baseball Last Week ..
The Trojans defeated the Char
lotte Hall baseball team on Tues
day, May 8, the final score being
5-3.
Ivan Fitzwater pitched against
Conner of C.H.M.S.
The Gaithersburg team also de-
feated Longwood School for Boys
on May II, by a score of 9-3.
Charley White of the Trojans
hit a homer in the fourth inning
bringing home Pete Beall and Jack
Mannix. G. H. S. made most of
it's runs in this inning as two more
were made after Whites homer.
Dick Tetlow pitched for the
home team against two Longwood
pitchers, Donlas, who walked two
men in the first inning and Stew
ard, who relieved him.
Patrol Parade
The school bus and street pa
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18
Popularity Report

Based on the Gallup poll, Presl-
dent Truman's popularity has de-
clined somewhat in the past nine
months. Those who approve his
policies have dropped from fifty
seven per cent to thirty-seven per
cent, while those who disapprove
have increased from twenty-six
per cent to forty-four per cent.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18
DeGaulle's Views

Washington is interested in the
fact that General Charles deGaulle
has accused the French Government
of having no foreign policy and of
ratifying what is decided else
where. He adds that what France
gets sis never visible"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18
AMONG THE
HOMEMAKERS
Cedar Grove Club


On May 9th the Home Demon
stration Agent with Miss Charlotte
Wilkinson were guests at the Cedar
Grove Homemaker's Club at the
home of Mrs. Wilbur Watkins, Jr.
Mrs. Wilbur Watkins, ST., joint
hostesses. Twenty-Five members
were present.
Mrs. William E. Beall and Mrs
Richard Hunt gave fine demon
stration on "Refinishing of Pic.
ture Frames" Miss Wilkinson
spoke on "How to plan the use OF
color in ROOM.
Discussion On Color
On Wednesday, Miss Turner was
one of the five women who dis
cussed value of Color in the Home
when Miss Charlotte Wilkinson
Color Promotion Director of Vita
Var Corporation held forum or
the subject over WBCC at II A. M
Other members beside the Agent
were Miss Wilkinson, Mrs. Welch
Pogue, Past President of the Gard
en- Club, Miss Dorothy Young, Con
sulting Advisor for Leland-Chevy
Chase High School and Miss Doris
Long, President of the Junior
Chevy Chase Women's Club.
Cushion Repair School
On Thursday Spring-Unit
Cushion Repair School was held al
the home Of, Mrs. Carlton Howard
at Ounce Orchard.
~. Entertain Alters
On Tuesday, May 16, the Clarks
burg Homemaker's Club entertain
ed tho All Girls and their Loca
Leader at buffet supper in thu
Community Hall.
A Busy Schedule
The next two weeks will be bus!
ones for there are IL meetings tax
ing place during the week of Ma,
Is through the 10Th and 10 the fol
lowing week, at which the Hom
Agent will give demonstrations Oh
"Use of Color in the Home.
Mrs. Welsh A Guest
Mrs. Margaret Welsh was CUES
at the Browningsville Homemak
er's Club when it met at the hom
of Mrs. Maynard King and Mrs
Genoa King. Mrs. Welsh also wa
a guest of the Agent when she CAV
a radio talk at 1915 that day owe
WGAY.
Gaithersburg HOmemakers
The Gaithersburg Homemaker
held their May meeting last Wed
nesday at the Epworth ME-
Church. The project lesson on pic
ture frames in the home was Civ
en- by Mrs. Ward Mullican, projec
leader, who also gave some usefu
information on furniture refinish
ing.
Mrs. Allen Myers gave an inter
esting, instructive report on tn
floor refnishing school she attend
ed recently. The members voted t
participate in the making of car
Ger dressings. The club was please
to have Mrs. Jesse Crawford as
new member. Members exchange
plants at the close of the meeting
Hostesses were Mrs. M. Gartnel
Mrs. Ralph Teunis, Mrs. War
Mullican, Mrs. Clay Plummer an
Mrs. Ernest Clagett.
The Silver Spring and Colesvill
Homemakers Club entertained tn
Four Corners and Wheaton Club
on May 18th at Jesup Blair Com
munity House. j. Fendall Cough
lin, Silver Spring attorney, wa
the guest speaker, explaining an
answering questions on the sui
ject willis. Group singing, wit
Mrs. Murphy at the piano, TO
lowed the delightfully."- served tel
Mrs. Lou Vernon sang sever;
numbers, accompanied at the piar
by Carroll Bowers. Mrs. Fred I
Ruth, Silver Spring Club, and Mr.
II. F. Nichter, Colesville Club, wei
hostesses, assisted by Mrs. Waite
Kirby, Mrs. Marion Burton, Mr.
Eugene Weeks, Mrs. c. r. Wrigh
Mrs. j. F. Kay, Mrs. E. D. Kengl
and Miss Lucille Priest.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18
Annual Demonstration Dav
Of All Club Girls NAY ~

The Second Annual Demonstra-
ton Day for All Club Girls will
be held May 81 at the Home
Demonstration Office, in the Court
House, according to Miss Virginia
McLuckie, Assistant Home Demon
stration Agent. The program is
under the direction of Miss Nc
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18
Differ Wildly

John Fostr Dulles, now adviser
to the Secretary of State, and Sena-
tor Robert Taft, Republican leader
in the Senate, differ widely on is
sues of foreign policy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18
Business BOOms

Industry seems to be assured of
a good year in 1850 with output
being above 1949 but not equal to
1948. Automobiles will probably
top the 1949 record. Television is
having a spectacular growth.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18

Do not get the idea that the
money we spend to help other peo-
Piles will guarantee that they will
help us.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
By Betty Beole

dresses, while Braagaard is max
ing her hat and. in fact. the hats
of all her attendants. The inter-
esting thing about this is that
Eppes Hawes Fahnestock owns
one-half interest in Braagaard.
She goes to his shop every day to
attend to business affairs but it's
the designing part of it that inter
ests her.
Eppes, the daughter of Mrs.
Harry B. Hawes. is one of the more
fascinating bellies to have ever
bowed in Washington. Now the
wife of Bill Fahnestock, jr.. she
and her husband divide their time
between New York and Read
bourne, their place near Center
vile, Md, where the engaged
couple has visited them over the
week end since their arrival in
the country. The Fahnestocks
will be among the more than 100
out-of- town guests who are COM
ing here for the occasion.
Still more dinners on Friday
night for out-of- town guests will
be given by 1t. Gen. and Mrs.
Pete" Quesada-slle is the for
merkKate Davis Pulitzer; Connie
and Art Landa and the Edward
Macauleys. All will go on to Peggy
McIlWaine's party at the 1925 F
Street Club where Sidney and his
orchestra will play for dancing.
There will be plenty of titles at
this wedding but probably none
higher sounding than those of
two friends of the bride's-their
Imperial and Royal Highness the
Evening star., 1950-01-29
Service Brides-E|ect
Have Busy Schedules
Admiral and Mrs. FechteIer Are Feted;
General, Mrs: Henry to Give Dinner
By Betty Murphy

Mrs. j. Lawton Collins is among
those planning to entertain popu-
lar Patty Moore, daughter of Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. James E. Moore,
before she marries White House
aide Jim Shanahan on the 18th
of February. The wife of the Chief
of Staff of the United States Army
will give a luncheon Friday in
Patty's honor. On Wednesday Mrs.
Paul L. Freeman, jr., and Mrs.
Allen j. McNerney will entertain
at the Army Navy Country Club
in Patty's honor, and on Febru-
ary. 8 Mrs. Charles L. Bolte will
give kitchen shower for her.
General and Mrs. Bolte's daughter,
Damara, will be home then for
weeks vacation from Purdue Uni
versity.
Ginny Timberman, whose par
ents, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Thomas
S. Timberman, are giving a cock4
tail party today, will fete the
hride-to-be and her flance at a
buffet supper on the 18th. After
ward the young people will attend
the dance in the Fort McNair Off
GERS Club. Col. and Mrs. Kenneth
E. Webber also will entertain the
engaged couple, their cocktail
party being slated for the 18th,
and Col. and Mrs. Raymond j.
Williamson's buffet supper, origi-
nally set for the 10th, will follow
the wedding rehearsal on the 18th.
Attendants Named
Rosemary Drohan of Winches-
ter, Mass, will be Patty's maid of
honor and the other attendants
will be Margaret Shanahan of
Larchmont, N. Y, sister of the
groom-t -to-be; Mrs. Edward Saxby,
tthe former Shirley Schuyler i,
Nancy Jennings and Ginny Tim
herman. Patty's younger sister,
Mary, will be a junior bridesmaid.
Joseph Shanahan of Glens Falls.
N. Y. will be his brothers best
man and ushering duties will be
performed by John Horton (who
married Drucie Snyder on Thurs
day, George Horkan, Walter r.
King, Capt Robert Rivers, A. A. F.,
1t. Comdr Harry c. Allendorfer,
q. S. N, Maj Irving B. Hayes,
U. S. M. c., 1t. Col. Stanley R.
Larsen, Maj. William M. thinner
man and 1t. James H. Dallman,
all of the Army. and James E.
Moore, jr., Patty's brother.
Barbara Rhea, daughter of Mrs.
Ralph Dunstan Woods, who will
become Mrs. Fernando Walker on
Saturday, will have Louise Day,
daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Devere
L. Day, as one of her bridesmaids.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
Exclusively Yours
Famous Designers Making Mrs. Simpsons Hot and Gown
Sam Biddes Leaving Capital for Good Move to Gotham

Now that Washington has had
time to recuperate from the big
and glamorous wedding of Drucie
Snyder and John Horton, it is
getting set to start all over again
with the much-talked7of marriage
on Saturday of the Marques of
Milford Haven and Romaine
Simpson. It's just as well that
this sort of excitement doesn't t
happen too often. The wear, tear
and toll on the parents and
working press is terrific. The Sec
retary of the Treasury and Mrs.
Snyder were still alive and ap-
parently feeling all right the next
day, but all the same they are
whipping off to Florida next Sun
day for week or 10 days of
welcome vacation. &
About 700 people will enter the
National Presbyterian Church
Saturday afternoon to witness the
marriage of Mrs. Simpson to the
British nobleman, The capacity
of the church is a little more than
that-around $50. The TOO repre-
sent the personal friends of the
bride, the bridegroom and the
brides mother, Mrs. Clark Nell
waine.
Mainbocher is making the we'd
ding gown for Romaine, who. hav-
ing been married before. will not
wear bridal white with the usual
train of long veil, etc. Sarah
Berenson, another New York de-
signer. is doing the bridesmaids
Evening star., 1950-01-29
Harris G. EtDing Photo,

Mrs. Ralph Condit of Long Island
will be matron of honor and Mrs.
Leo Dillon of Philadelphia and
Sue Mangin of Berkeley, Calf,
will be the other attendants.
Louise will entertain the we'd
ding party at cocktails after the
rehearsal Friday, and Barbara's
uncle and aunt, Capt. and Mrs.
John N. Opie, will give a similar
party Thursday. Mrs. Charles F.
Coe will be hostess at a luncheon
Tuesday at the Army Navy Coun-
try Club for Barbara, and Mrs.
Calvin M. Bolster entertained at a
tea yesterday in her honor.
ForeweII Parties
Vice Admiral and Mrs. William
M. Fechteler, who are leaving
Tuesday for Norfolk where the
admiral takes over Admiral w. H.
P. Blandy's job as commander in
chief of the Atlantic Fleet, were
entertained at dinner last evening
by Capt. and Mrs. Edward A.
Solomons and on Friday by Vice
Admiral and Mrs. John Dale Price.
Capt. Solomons, incidentally, will
become rear admiral shortly, as
his name was on the recent pro-
motion list.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Guy v.
Henry will give dinner Friday
at the Chevy Chase Club for some
Canadian service friends and for
officers in the United States Sec
ton of the Permanent Joint
Board on Defense Omitted States
Canada), of which General Henry
is chairman. RI
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Clarence
j. Brown had a few friends for
cocktails Friday in honor of Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Paul M. Albright
who were here from San Diego
while Admiral Albright served on
the Selection Board.
Col. and Mrs. John B. Hoist will
give a cocktail-buffet tomorrow
for a group of Colonel Holst's S
fellow officers in the Foreign Ser
vice School at Georgetown Univer-
sity and their wives. And Col. and
Mrs. Hoel S. Bishop. jr.. will have
"a few guests for cocktails Wednes-
day in honor of the formers broth
er-in-laW and sister, Col. and
Mrs. j. E. McCammon of Syracuse,
NY. who will be here for few
days. The Bishops had similar
party last Wednesday in honor of
the Governor of the Panama Canal
and Mrs. Francis K. Newcomer.
Mrs. Harold j. Cokely will enter
tain at a ge-luncheon on
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
miss billiard
lis Bride of
Maj. Grones

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barbour
Rollins of Alexandria were hosts
to some 1000 guests at reception
in Gadsby's Tavern last evening
following the wedding of Mrs.
Rollins daughter, Miss Evelyn
Dixon billiard, and Maj. Dow
Siegel Grones. The bride is the
daughter of the late DR.. Frank
Mason ,Dillard.
The scene in Colonial days Of
many brilliant social functions,
Gadsby's was ablaze with candle
light and bedecked with ferns,
palms and flowers for last eve
ning's turnout of Virginia society
and guests from many other
States and from Washington.
Christ Church, also of Colonial
fame, was Illuminated with candle
light for the wedding, the setting
being finished with magnolia
grsndif1ora leaves in the windows
and Gala lilies and white lilacs on
the altar. The Rev. B. B. Conner
Lille officiated at the ceremony at
s o'clock.
Mr.. William Mason billiard
escorted his sister, whose gown of
imported antique lame with a.
silver thread design was made with
an off shoulder neckline, fitted
bodice, long sleeves and a draped
skirt with court train of white
satin. A Juliet cap of the lame
held her full-length veil of illusion
and she carried gold -throated
white orchids and orange bios
SONS.
Mrs. Arthur K. Thorn of Nor
ristoWn. N. j.. was matron of
honor, Miss Leila Gillian Barnes
of Griffin, Ga, was maid of honor
and the other attendants; were
Mrs. Charles o. Lintner of Akron,
sister of the bridegroom; the
Misses Beverly and Betty Payne
of Fredericksburg, cousins of the
bride. and Miss Virginia Berrier
of New York. All were gowned
in emerald green satin with lat
ticed headdresses of the same ma
terial and they carried arm sprays
of scarlet geraniums.
Maj. Grones is the son of Mrs.
Dow Grones of Athens, Ohio, and
the late Mr.. Grones. Mr.. John c..
Fulton of Rockville was his best
man and the ushers we're Mr..
Howard Worth Smith. jr., and Mr..
G. Anderton Burke of Alexandria.
Maj. Julian Niemczyk of Washing
ton, Mr.. Thorn and Mr.. Lintner.
The bridegroom mother, wear
ing sapphire blue crepe and a
corsage of white orchids. received
with Mr.. and Mrs. Rollins, the
latter wearing irridescent taffeta
and lace and q corsage of bronze
orchids.
After the reception Mai. and
Mrs. Grones left for trip to
Acapulco, Mexico, before goirg to
Fort Bragg, where he is stationed,
to make their home.