Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-11-15

Mrs. E. j. Sheppard, Jr. in BaC
Homburg, Germany, asking "HoW
did your bazaar come out?" (sht
read about it in the Sentinel) once
again brings to US here at home
the scope of Sentinel readers al
over the world. Not only are oul
local activities of interest to US
but to many former residents OF
the County, living in foreign lands
In Germany with Mr.. Sheppard
who is director of the Communi,
cations Division of the Office OF
the United States High Commits
sioner for Germany, Mrs. Sheppard
and Susan and Bigger, are evel
enjoying their interesting life in
that country. There, as here, they
are having wonderful weather with
zinnias, asters, cosmos and roses
still blooming in the garden, and
escaping the frost until the last
minute.
At the recent Maryland State
Foxhunters Association Field
Trials, held near Buck Lodge, Nh.
and Mrs. Richard Burdette of Ger
mantown took third, fourth, sew
enth and eighth places out of ten
with their Walker foxhounds. Their
dog Jim" won the Walter John
son trophy for endurance on the
last day of the trials. Held annu-
ally, fox hunters from all over the
State participate in the week long
event. The first two days of the
trials are devoted to bench show,
followed by days when the canine
hunters are turned loose to show
their ability in the field. Other
local winners were Carl Younger
man of Boyds whose young dog
"Specllles" won the derby for the
first two days and Everett Bell of
Colesville who won a Second
award.
Today Thursday Mrs. Frank
Williams left for San Francisco,
Calf, for visit with her son-in-
law and daughter, DR.. and Mrs
Alanson Human, and her grand
son, young Alanson Human, Jr.
DR.. and Mrs. Hinman left Rockville
in early July to make their home
in San Francisco, where DR.. Hin
man is associated with Stanford
University Hospital doing special
work in pediatrics.
Enroute to Long Beach, Calf.
Cmdr. Frank G. Marshall, Jr. USN
and his young son Gil, stopped off
recently jim Carlsbad, N. Mex. for q
visit with is brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Dow
On Tuesday, Commander and Mrs
Marshall, with Gil and their ba-
by, left the states for Midway Is.
land where Commander Marshal
will be Executive Officer.
Bucky Stull, star player with tn
Rockville Baseball team, is pass.
ing out cigars these days and foI
the usual reason. On Thursday
he and Mrs. Stull became the proud
parents of a new son. The young
man was born at Suburban Hospit-
al and weighed in at seven pounds
six ounces.
Another new Rockvillian to make
her appearance is Kerrin Hughe,
Kraft, baby daughter of Mr.. anC
Mrs. John w. Kraft of Thoma.
Street, who was born on Saturday
ct George Washington University
Hospital in Washington.
On Saturday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Curtis Mortimer were hosts
at a dinner party when their guest
were Mr., and Mrs. James Wood
and Fred Baugh, who has recently
returned from Arabia.
1t. Leonard l.. Nicholson Of the
U. S. Coast Guard is in Denver
Colorado on a lecture tour. HI
left by plane last week and vii
remain in the West for a few
weeks. On Sunday, Mrs. Nichol.
son and her young daughter, Mary
Alice, were guests of Mrs. Leon.
ard Nicholson, Sr. at her home il.
Bethesda.
Mrs. Leigh Allnutt has returned
20 Rockville after a visit with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph McMenamin Of Be
thesda.
Captain and Mrs. NJ. B. Dayhofl
Of Monroe Street are quite excited
with plans for their new h1u q
they are planning to build on Dale
Drive. Excavation for the founda
ton is due to begin this week.
Mr.. and Mgs. Newton Butts, and
their infant son, moved into then
rev home on North Van Burer
Street over the weekend.
Saturday evening, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles A. Beard, Jr. were host.
to a group of Ia friends at their
home on Upton Street.
An interesting visitor to Rock.
VILE this week is Mrs. Georg
Sealle Of Harrisburg, Pa. who hes
been visiting Mrs. Rose Dawson
at her home on South Washingtor