Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-11-08

son, who has been in Germany for
two and half years working with
the international Refugee Organi-
cation, has been at home visiting
for the past three weeks. She sail
ed for Frankfort on November 7
aboard the Queen Mary. She ex-
poets to be there another year. She
has Travelled in Germany, Switzer-
land, France and Holland and Wis
tied most of the important cities
on the European Continent.
When Mr.. Robert Rawlins of
Washington presented Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Carter of Winding
Lane Farm with the silver punch
bowl for their Grand Champion
Guernsey Cow at the Montgomery
County Fair in August, he told
them he expected to drink cham
payne out of it Some time. Well,
he did on Friday evening, when he
and Mrs. Rawlins were honor
guests at the buffet supper which
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter gave at their
home. Other guests at the lovely
dinner party were Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Beard of Washington, Mr..
and Mrs. Roger Tubby, Comman-
der and Mrs. Eric S. Purdon, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Veirs and Mr..
and Mrs. John Doonan, all Of
Rockville.
On Sunday eight members of
the :Sodality of st. Mary's Church
attended the retreat held at the
Retreat House at Catholic Univer-
sity in Washington. Those ladies
who spent the day in prayer and
meditation were Mrs. Forrest Ma
gruler, Mrs. l.. Curtis Mortimer,
Mrs. Betty Lake, Miss Eulalie Con-
roy Mrs. Olivia Simms, Mrs. John
TwArk, Mrs. Maynard Hudson and
Miss Catherine Stokes.
Featured in the moving pic
ture" this week are Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester 7. Burn of Willerburn
Acres and their two youngsters,
Truman and Janet. On November
1sty the Burns moved to Francisco
Farm, the former home of DR..
and Mrs. Francis r. Kenney on
Seven Locks Road. DR.. and Mrs.
Ke4hey have left Rockville and
will spend the next two years in
Japan, where DR.. Kenney is en-
gaGed in business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Sullivan,
residents of Rockville for several
yeafs, are looking forward to NOV
inghnto the Herbert Yocoms' home
on Falls Road with their two chill
dreh. Mr.. Sullivan is associated
with the Office of Central Intelli-
genee.
This weekend, Mrs. Yocom is in
CleYeland, Ohio, house hunting.
The Yocoms expect to leave Rock
ville for their new home about the
middle of the month.
ON Wednesday evening, mem
bers Of the Rockville Christian
Church and their friends gathered
for an evening of fun at the
church at covered dish fellow
shin dinner. In his inimitable
style, Frank Beisser acted as toast
master, and Reverend M. w. Jones
was reader for the clever skit
whifh was presented. The Rev.
Robert Shaw of the Bethesda
Christian Church led the group
singing.
What's in a name?" we often
say! Well, with John and Martha
Clagett, son and daughter-in-law
of Mrs. Carter Clagett, il would
seem that Evans" has signifi-
canfe. Word comes from Evans
vile, ILL.,, that Mr.. and Mrs. Clag-
EFT (she is the former Martha
Evans and their young son Evans
are building a new rambler.
All you bridge players take note!
On Friday evening Chat is tomor-
rowD the Junior Women's Club of
Rockville is sponsoring a benefit
bridge party for "Care for Korea"
at the Episcopal Parish Hall, be-
ginning at 8 pm. Here's your
chance to enjoy an evening of your
tavorte game and also contribute
to a worthy cause.
Mrs. Elizabeth Edmonston is
spending this week in Poolesvile
visiting Mrs. Robert Gray. Mrs.
Edmonston makes her home in
Rockville with her sisters. Mrs.
Wilson, Ward, Mrs. Carter Clagett
and Mrs. Emma Pyles.
Good news comes from Subur-
ban Hospital that Mrs. Carey
Kingdom of Reading Avenue, who
recently was injured in a fall at
her home, is progressing nicely
On Tuesday afternoon, Valentine
c. Wilson took off for Milwaukee.
Wis, where he will visit his very
good friends, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Roderick McKinnon for few days.
He expects to return to Rockville
on Saturday.
Those industrious little Cul
Scouts are busy as the proverbial
beavers these days working on this
months theme-puppets. Den No