Montgomery County sentinel., 1951-10-18

Linthicum Lake became the bride
of Reuben Riggs of Rockville at
a lovely 5 o'clock ceremony per-
formed by the Reverend w. B.
Z Adams of the Rockville Baptist
Church.
{ In Washington, Miss Edith Kel-
logg Jones became the bride of Ed
ward Picken at an eightthirty GER
semony in the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund L. Jones.
Congratulations are in order for
another Montgomery Countian to
distinguish himself, Charles Ire
Ian of Layhill, who on Tuesday
was nominated by President Tru-
man for District Attorney for the
District of Columbia. His many
friends wish him best of luck in
bis new post.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine C. Will
son were hosts at gay party on
Saturday evening at their home on
Upton Street, when their guests
numbered sixteen.
A visitor to Rockville for the
next two weeks is Miss Lillian w.
Sage of Phoenix, Ariz., who arriv-
ed on Tuesday morning to spend
some time with her sister, Mrs.
Emmet Dove, at her home on Park
Street.
Commander and Mrs. Frank G.
Marshall, Jr, of Roxbury Drive in
Bethesda, have recently sold their
home and will soon leave for Mid
way Island where Commander
Marshall will assume new post
with the u. s. Navy. Mrs. Mar
shall, who is from California, flew
out last week with young Gil to
visit a while with her family be-
fore leaving. Commander Marshall
will leave this week for the West
Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Walker of
Glen Road entertained a group of
friends on Saturday evening.
Would you like to hear some real
honest-to- goodness barber shop
harmony? Well, the time and
place TO hear it will be on October
26 at pm. in Constitution Hall
when the District of Columbia
Chapter of the Society for the
Preservation and Encouragement
of the Barber Shop Quartet Sing
ing in America (and that really is
the name of itD presents it's an
nual show, which this year will be
called the Harvest of Harmony"
Those incompatible Beall brothers,
Ralph, Leonard, Earl and Millard,
will all have part in the show,
tras will Richard Raymond Of Rock
vile. Ralph has taken a block of
tickets for the show and already
has sold a goodly number. Rock
.lville always comes in for fair
share or recognition at these af-
fairs, so if you would like to go
Tand enjoy an evening of real en-
tertainment, get in touch with
Ralph Beall who still has some
ltickets available.
4 Last week the Beall Brothers
Quartet put on -four man show"
at the Oakdale Methodist Church
for the benefit of the new hall.
!The affair, which was highly sue
cessful, was sponsored by the
( young people Of the church.
I On Wednesday evening, the
/ Rockcrest Presbyterian Circle met
in the new parlor of the Rockville
( Presbyterian Church, with Mrs,
Werner +. Dahlin Of Anderson Ave
me as hostess. The topic of the
evening was "Six Commandments"
and Mrs. Mary Lou Hegeman pre-
sented the Bible Study. There
were twelve members present and
plans for a bake sale to be held in
the near future were discussed.
Welcome newcomers to Rockville
are Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert h. Keil
and their youngsters, Eddie Allen
and Pattie Jean. The Keils, who
are formerly from Silver Spring,
are making their home on Craw-
ford Drive.
Frank G. Higgins spent a few
days at home last week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hig.
gins Of Forest Avenue. Frank,
who has really been travelling
around this part of the country,
came down from Maine before re-
suming his work in Delaware.
For all you folks who would like
a real home-cooked turkey dinner
and who would like TO do some ear
ly Christmas shopping, chalk
Thursday, October 25, down on
your calendars. This is. the date of
the annual bazaar and turkey din
ner Of Christ Episcopal Church in
Rockville. The bazaar begins at 4
pm. and will offer many attrac-
tons for both the young and old
sters, and the dinner, which begins
at 8 pm, promises to even sur
pass those Of former years. Be
sure 10 remember the date and
plan to come and bring the family,