Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-11
Ashton 1851

Gladys Young, Kitty Carr, Caro-
line Kricker, Ruth Perine and
Glenn Miller. The play was we'll
attended both nights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cunning
ham served a buffet supper to
members of the cast, their families
and the members of the P.-T.A.
Executive Board at their home in
Spencerville, on Saturday night
following the play.
Another P.-T.A. event worthy of
note was the final meeting of the
year at the school gymnasium on
May 2. The main business was the
election of officers. The following
members were elected: President,
Frank E. Blood; Vice-President,
Stanley Stabler; Corresponding
Secretary, Mrs. Woodman Perine;
Recording Secretary, Mrs. Tarlton
Bryan; Treasurer, Mrs. Charles
Williams; Administrative Commit
tee, Robert Miller and George
Riggs. Reports were given by the
chairmen of the various committees
describing their particular job. The
program following the business
meeting consisted of short pre-
view of Call 1t Day" by members
of the cast, a re-showing of one of
the stunts presented at Stunt
Night, and a choral selection by
five girls in the 9th grade.
Mrs. N. Conant Webb and her
son Robert were the guests of Mrs.
Webb's mother, Mrs. Robert H.
Miller, at "The Highlands" last
weekend. They arrived Saturday
after attending the Adams Cup
crew race at Annapolis. Robert is
substitute winning Harvard
team. He returned to Boston Sun
day night. Mrs. Webb stayed until
Tuesday. On Monday she and Mrs.
Miller and MrSand Mrs. Robert H.
Miller, Jr., took the Worthington
Valley house and garden tour. On
their way home they stopped at the
Sherwood Gardens in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Small were
hosts at the first meeting of the
year of the Horticultural Society
on May 2 at Riverside. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold B. Stabler of Wash
ington were their guests. Clarence
Hurley read a paper on edible
weeds and Mrs. Henry Owings on
antique and modern box.
A son, Barry Tyson, was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Trexler of
Riverside" on Saturday, May 6,
at the Women's Hospital in Balti-
more.
On Thursday, May a, Miss Agnes
Harrison was hostess at the regu-
lar meeting of the Oakdale-Emory
W.S.C.S. in the home of Morris
Brady. Mrs. William Baldwin was
in charge of the program and led
the discussion of the topic God in
the Family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Hyde were
hosts to their bridge club on Sat-
urday. Besides the regular men,
bers who are Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Lyon,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Wilson,
their guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Bonifant and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Thomas.
The Little Garden Club of Sandy
Spring will sponsor a flower show
at Brooke Johns barn on Friday,
June 2, instead of May 25, as pre-
viously announced. The public is
cordially invited to enter exhibits.
The Senior Farmers Club met
last Saturday with Frank Palmer
of Olney. After making the Gus
tomary tour of the farm, the men,
bers and their guests gathered at
the Olney Community Center for
the dinner and meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Miller had
as their guest last week, Mrs. T.
w. Mather of Westminster. Dur
ing the week there were many par
ties in her honor. On May /, Miss
Estelle Moore entertained Mrs.
Mather at a bridge party. On
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Miller
gave a dessert bridge for her
guest. That evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Norris Russell were guests at two
tables of bridge. On Thursday
Mrs. Roger Whiteford entertained
Mrs. Mather and Mrs. Miller at
lunch and Mr.. and Mrs. William
John Thomas gave a bridge party
in Mrs. Mather's honor in the eve
ming. Mrs. H. X. Vann entertained
at lunch at the Congressional
Country Club on Friday.
The Mutual Improvement Asso-
citation met with Mrs. ]. w. Jones
of Olney last Thursday.
Mrs. Stewell A. Beeke and Mrs.
Iris Beall entertained at dessert
bridge on Wednesday and Thursday
of last week at Mrs. Reckless home.