Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-09-14

in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Duck
worth, and daughter, Kathy, of
Plattsburg, N. Y. Mr.. Duckworth,
jr., will enter Champlain College
this fall.
Spots of interest visited by Mr..
and Mrs. "Bill" Daniels on their
recent vacation included the Can
adian Exhibition in Toronto, Can
ada. The Daniels were guests of
Mrs. Daniels father, Peter Rodger
of Toronto. Mr.. Daniels attended
the Lions International there, as
well as the local Lions Club regular
meeting. Young Robert Daniels,
who had spent the summer in Tor
onto, returned with his parents.
September includes three mot
to- be-forgotten" dates. First, Mon
day, September IL, the opening
day of school, when thousands of
our boys and girls met at school
again to renew friendships and re
view the summers activities, and
others began for the first time,
Second, Sunday, September II,
Constitution Day, set aside by the
Maryland Bar Association in OBJ
servance of the 163rd anniversary
of the signing of the Constitution.
1t has been suggested that at !
p. m. on Sunday all Americans
offer two minutes of silent prayer
for world peace. Third, Monday,
September Is, Primary Day-the
day on which we may exercise one
of the greatest of all American
privileges that of voting.
John Hartley, son of DR.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Hartley, had as mis-
guest over the weekend, Lewis
Volp, a former classmate at Johns
Hopkins University.
A large number of the "trike
set" were guests of Button Daw-
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Somervel Dawson, on September 8.
Button celebrated her sixth birth
day at a gay and lively party at
her home on South Washington
Street.
DIR. and Mrs. William Welsh have
returned from Bethany Beach,
Della, where they were guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Peter at thei.
summer home there.
Miss Lena Ricketts,, who has
been vacationing in Atlantic City,
has returned home and resumed
her teaching duties at the Wood.
side School in Silver Spring.
Irene Painter, who has been va
cationing in Ocean City, has re-
turned.
Mrs. o. NJ. Patrick who has beer
visiting in Fort Smith, Ark. for the
past three months has returned to
Rockville. Mrs. Patrick makes her
home with her son-in-law and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w
Woodward, Jr., of Luckett Street
The Rockville Garden Club will
resume its activities for the com,
ing year on Tuesday, Septembe.
10 with luncheon meeting at the
home of Mrs. Randolph Talbot
on South Van Buren, Street.
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur F. Wood
ward Of Frederick, Md, are tho
proud parents of third daughter
Diane Fletchall. The new "Mis
Woodward" arrived on Septembe
IL at Frederick City Hospital. d.
Woodward is the son of Judge ano
Mrs. Charles w. Woodward o.
Rockville.
The Capon Springs Hotel wa,
he scene of gay weekend
,athering for a number of Rock
,illians". Among those WI,
motored to the West Virginia re
ort were the following: Mr.. an
Mrs. John Bowman, Mr.. and Mrs
lien Barthel, Mr.. and Mrs. JOIN
diamond, III, Nd. and Mrs. Charlie
\. Beard, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Wen
iell r. Turner and Mr.. and Mrs
stephen G. Wright of Bethesda
ormerly of Rockville.
Helen Gray spent the week-en
n Atlantic City with her sister.
Mrs. William Linthicum and So
'omervell, have returned fror
Bethany Beach, Del. where tn
inthicum family has been vaca
oning. Young Somervell will re
'ume his studies at Haverfor
'ollege while Bill Linthicum vii
ttend John Hopkins UNIVERSITY
his year.
Before resuming his studies il
he Graduate School at Butte
University in indianapolis, Ind
Yendell r. Turner, Jr., spent
'ew days visiting his parents. Mr.
nd Mrs. Wendell X. Turner o
'orest Avenue. Young Wendell i,
tudying in the School of The
'logy.
Another little miss to make he
debut" is baby Helen Denise Oar
ey, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
frank Darcy, Jr., of Luray, Va
Hrs. Darcy is the former Heller
ieauchamp, daughter Of Mr.. anC
IRIS. Victor Beauchamp. Littl,
Helen was born September 8 am
tipped the scales at 6 lbs. 5 ounces
William Wootton, perhaps bette
tnown in Rockville as Bud, il