Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-22

n ldbilly plCHlS supper was hSiN
on the lawn of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
r. Thompson on Saturday to cele-
brate the birthdays of several of
those attending. Mrs. Ray Looper,
Mrs. R. Brooke Athey and Thorn
as H. Athey, jr. ,all had birthdays
anniversaries recently, and with
other guests numbering about
twenty, celebrated in this informal
fashion,
Miss Verna Mae Kelly, and her
guest, Miss Helen Bell of Bethes-
da, returned recently from Ocean
City where they spent week. Miss
Kelly is at home for summer va
cation from the Woman's College
of North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Chambers
have as house guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Levi and children, Jerry, PEN
ny, and Peter of Glendale, Calf.
Mrs. Levi is the author of a num-
Der of mystery stories, the latest
being Mystery, published re-
Gently in the Good Housekeeping
magazine. She writes under the
name of Charlotte Armstrong. The
Levi family have just attended
their son Jerry's graduation from
M. |. T. in Boston, and are now
sightseeing in the Nations Capital
while visiting the Chambers.
Miss Peggy Lou Magruder left
yesterday for Harpers Ferry,
W. Va, where she is attending a
house party given by her former
roomate at Frederick's Visitation
Academy, Miss Betty Lou Bur-
leigh. Other guests are the men,
bers of the two girls graduation
class at Visitation.
DR.. and Mrs.. Arthur F. Wood
ward and children were Sunday
guests of Judge and Mrs. Charles
| Woodward. z Other guests of the
Woodward family on Sunday IN
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Hall
and daughter of Washington.
Mrs. Oscar M. Patrick of Rock
vile is visiting for month at
Fort Smith, Arkansas. ,srssfisrss.,
Be- Buffet supper guests Of Mr., and
MRS. Robert Maddox on Saturday
/ GSenihg lihtcIlded' Mrstahd'i Mrs
! Warreats Tgdingss MI: land lMrs,
IVAN Bogley; Mr.. and Mrs. David
Belts; Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Culp;
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Chaplin.
Louis Leimbaeh, general man.
d ager of ;thesSektiaSt. has returned
from q hurried trip to Winston
Salem, M g, where he was called
due to the Illness Of his mother
Mrs. Louise Leimbach. Mrs. Leim.
bach was taken i'll while visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Paul E. Vow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Leimbach
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
4 Coffey Of Ellicott City and Miss
Mary Carlyn Jamison. of. Cations.
vile at cocktails on Tuesday eve.
ming before attending the Olney
Theatre performance.
In celebration of Fathers Day
the w. H. Hoskinson family spent
Sunday at South River, with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert N. Williams anc
children, Diane and Robinette
Those enjoying the family picnic
lunch and get-together, besides Mr.
and Mrs. Hoskinson, were Mrs
Dorothea Porter and son Knight
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert C. Chalfonte
and Kenyon Maffett. Diane ant
Robinette Williams returned witt
the Hoskinsons to spend the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Castle nave
had as their guest for the pas
week, the formers mother, Mrs. A
C. Castle of Louisville, KY, VIII,
came here to attend her sons grad
uation from Columbia Universit!
School of Accounting. 81
Mrs. George Ninas has moved
from Youngerman's Rest HON,
and has taken rooms at 212 Yves
Montgomery Avenue,
Eugene Bridgewater left las
tight for the Baptist Assembly il
iidgecrest, North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Hutfe
attended the graduation exercise
at Montgomery Junior College las
Friday when their son, Harry Rob
rt Huffer, received the degree o
associate in Arts.
Mrs. Thomas Slater and sol
'ommy of Anderson Avenue, lief
asst SATURDAY. for Massachusett
where she will visit for two week
. With her sister, Mrs. Lincoln Rec,
fthe former Miss Becky Myers)
1r. Slater expects to motor up lat
r on and accompany his wife ant
,on on their return trip. Mrs
Reed will also return with then
or visit here.
Mrs. Sue Taylor had as he
guests the past week her brothe
in law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs
Hayden Anderson and children
Hayden, jr., and Sarah, of Tampa
Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clagett an,
son have returned to Chicago
J after a visit here with the former
mother, Mrs. Nora Clagett.
Judge ID. A. DeLashmutt an