Montgomery County sentinel., 1950-10-26
Rockville And Vicinity
Mrs. John Diamond III - Rockville 1912
Or call Rockville 1856 /. 2145
Or call Rockville 1856 214;

Val, who is one of the most en-
thusiastic equestrians in the vicin-
ity, is casting about for a good
name for his new horse.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Barthel were hosts at de-
lightful party in their home on Up
ton Street. Their guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mackey, Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen G. Wright, Mr..
and Mrs. Wendell r. Turner, Mr..
and Mrs. John B. Diamond, III,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Beard,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. David f. Belts
and Mr.. Hosten White of Paris,
France, who is a house guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright at their home
in Bethesda.
II is rood news to know that DR.
Frank 7. Linton, Jr. is back in his
office a few hours each day. DR..
Linton has recently recovered from
a six-week bout with pneumonia. /:
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson D. Phil
lips have recently returned from a
weekend visit in Cambridge, Md.
Mr.. Phillips brother, DR.. Houston
Bell of Roanoke, Va, and Mrs.
Bell were weekend guests of the
Phillips. The Bells were here to
attend the homecoming ceremonies
at the University of Maryland on
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Ridley of Hagerstown were also
weekend guests. Former superin-
tendent of Cecil County Schools, H.
E. Mcbride, and Mrs. Mcbride, of
Baltimore were also recent house
guests of the Phillips.
Two young ladies from. this vi
cinity have returned from Subur-
ban Hospital were they underwent
tonsillectomies on Friday. They are
Adrian Waller, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fletcher C. Waller of
Monroe Street, and Judy Tarallo,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
j. Tarallo of Dale Drive. Both
patients are making rapid recov-
cries. s.
On Saturday, October 28, the T.
w. 7. Club of C;lrist Church will
present a play for the pleasure of
children of the church school and
their friends. The play, when
Toys Talk" was written especially
for children and will be given in
the Parish Hall beginning at q p.
NJ. Admission for children win be
Is cents and 25' cents for adults.
October is an important month
for the Wilson family. Each year
at this time, Mrs. w. Valentine
Wilson gathers her family together
for a birthday celebration for her
husband and her son, Valentine C..
Wilson. This year the event was
a dinner held on Sunday evening.
Those members of the family who
Joined in the celebration were: Mr..
and Mrs. David f. Belts, and their
daughter, Barbara, Mrs. Valentine
G. Wilson and her sons, Val. Jr.
and Jimmy, and, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin H. Wilson and their chill
lren, Sonny and Linda.
The Bowie Waters family of
Germantown have recently pur-
:hased the Henry Wilson property
n Rockville. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
ire now living in Florida.
Marilyn Jones, daughter of Mr..
md Mrs. Ralph Jones, celebrated
,er tenth birthday on Monday eve
hing with a dinner party for a
sroup of young friends.
On Thursday the wives of sew
raj Rockville clergymen entertain
d at luncheon at Hayden Farms
n honor of Mrs. J. Virgil Lilly
wife of the Reverend j. Virgil
lilly of the Christian Church. Mr..
and Mrs. Lilly will leave soon for
Arkansas where Mr.. Lilly will as
ume his new work. Mrs. Howard
:. Cobbs, Mrs. Wesley Dodge, and
frs. Raymond p. Black were hos.
esses.
The Rev. and Mrs. Wesley Dodge
eft Sunday afternoon for visit
nth relatives in the South. They
xpect to return to Rockville the
after part of the week.
The Reverend Raymond p. Black
# Carist Church, Rockville, and
Mrs. Black together with members
I the Vestry and their wives, en-
ertained at dinner on Sunday
fternoon at Hayden Farms for
he Right Reverend Angus Dun
ID, Bishop of Washington, and
lrs. Dun. Bishop Dun was in
rockville Sunday morning tc
reach and administer the Apostle.
ic Rite of Confirmation at Christ
'hurch.
The good news on Upton Street
his weekend was that Mr.. and
frs. William X. Mason had bought
he John Bowman's house. While
'vcryone viii greatly miss the
'owmans, who will move soon into