Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-16


home after spending several days
Christmas shopping in New York.
Mrs. Charles A. Beard, Sr. of
Forest Avenue was the honor
guest at family birthday dinner
on Friday evening at the home of
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles A. Beard, Jr. of
Upton Street.
Among the spectators at the
Animal Welfare League Horse
Show held in Fairfax, Va, on Sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Val Wilson
and their cons, Jimmy and Val,
Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. William Barn
sley and their daughters, Betsy
and Laurel, Betsy Mobley and
Master j. B. Diamond, Nv.
A number of "Rockvillians"
were seen at Congressional Coun-'
try Club yesterday enjoying lunch
and the fashion show presented by
julius Garfinckel e. Co. Among
those present" were: Mrs. Mary
Bouic Evans, Mrs. j. Brawner
4 Nicholson, Mrs. Theodore Mason,
Jr., Mrs. Robert X. Maddox, Mrs.
Joseph .McMenamin, Mrs. Jack
Elgin, Mrs. David E. Belts, Mrs.
John Diamond, III, Mrs. J. Somer
veil Dawson, Mrs. John Allnutt,
and Mrs. Richard Culp.
Recent house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard U. Van Dyke at their
home on Williams Street were Mr..
and Mrs. James H. Brownfield, II
of Fairmont, W. Va. Mrs. Brown
field, who is Mrs. Van Dykes sis
ter, was in Washington to attend
meetings in Epiphany Church of
the Board of Governors of the an
nual Washington Provincial Con-
ference, Protestant Episcopal
Church, which will meet at Hood
College next year. On Saturday
afternoon, Gretchen Van Dyke cele-
brated her tenth birthday with an
afternoon party. Those young
ladies who game TO wish Gretchen
IL Happy, Birthday" were: Mary
IAhR McNayr, Deborah Tyler, Mar
garet Jordan, Lacey Ann GUIDE,
Rachael Munger, June Moulden,
Dona Jean Karn, Jeanne Oster-
wise, Shelia McCabe, 10 Ann
Swingle, and MauEeen Black.
House, guests of the Van Dykes
this week END We're Mr.. Van Dykes
mother, Mrs. U. A. Van Dyke, his
two sisters, the Misses Rebecca and
Lillian Van Dyke, and his brother,
Robert, all Of Greensburg, Pa. =
Mr.. and Mrs. David E. Belts
have sold their home on Upton
Street to Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Higgins of Kensington.
Rockville Halfback Joe Harding,
leader who leads, is the High
School Player of the Week select
ed by the Touchdown Club and the
Washington Post. The seventeen
year old senior in addition to cap
tanning the football team is presi.
dent of the student council.
The Rev. William B. Adams par
ticipated in the Armistice Day
Memorial Service for Gen. John J
Pershing in Arlington Cemetery.
In last weeks news in the item
about the Rockville "Nimrods" the
name of Oliver Perry was inadver'
tently omitted from those who went
pheasant hunting in New Yorl
State. Mr.. Perry has always taker
the annual trip and, as a matter
of fact, was one of the originator'
of the idea, along with Judge
Charles w. Woodward.
Mrs. Barrett p. Wilson is visit
ing her -son.in-lawEand daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie ReArdoh il
Cleveland, Ohio. She plans'to stay
until after Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Leimbacf
and Mrs. Elsie White Haines wer,
, among the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
+. Brooke Lee Sunday Afternoon
at a supper party given in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wen
gras, who will leave shortly to live
in Orange, N. j. Mrs. Wengras
the former Helen Cooper, is as
sociate editor Of the Maryland
News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j. Shep
pard, Jr. of Bad Homburg, Ger
many, were the guests in whost
honor Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A
Tyler, Jr., entertained at dinner OF
Friday evening.
John Dawson has made ant
given to Christ Church a very at
tractive Tract Rack and new
Bulletin Board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Richardson
were among the sixteen hundred
guests who attended the wedding
aud reception Of Miss jeanne Bar
rett and Mr., Frederick Bartlett OF
Saturday. Miss Barrett is tn,
daughter of Major Robert J. Bar
rett, Chief of the Washington
Metropolitan Police, and Mrs. Bar
ret. The wedding was held in tn,
church of the Nativity in Wash
. ] = 4. Iii