Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-03
Rockville And Vicinity
Mrs. John Diamond III - Rockville 1912
Or call Rockville 1856 2145

I Mrs. Claire Wells of Twin Brook
Nearly seven hundred guests
gathered in the grandballroom of
Congressional County Club on Fri
day night for the dinner dance
given by the Montgomery Home
Builders Association. County
Manager and Mrs. Irving G. Nc
Nayr, Mayor and Mrs. Lamar Kel-
ly of Rockville, members of the
town council of Rockville, the Dave
Belts, the John McDonalds, the
Hodge Smiths, Don Gingery, and
the Curtis Mortimers, were among
the guests. Representative }.
Glenn Beall and Senator Dewitt
Hyde were guest speakers and
made short, informal talks TO the
group.
Monday morning the exodus be-
gan again, but not to Florida this
time. The c. M. Hickmans and
Miss Virginia Karn of Falls Road,
left for Rochester, NY. to visit
the Hickmans' daughter, jeanne,
who is a student in the school of
nursing at the Universr,y e Roch-
ester; Wendell Turner left for
Virginia on few days business
trip to Lexington, Charlottesville,
Blacksburg and Roanoke, Fletcher
Waller left for Paducah, KY. where
he will spend few days, and Al
Kay left for the Eastern Shore on
business.
One of Rockville's best loved
citizens, Mrs. Margaret A. C.
Welsh, held court on Sunday af-
ternoon when she celebrated her
95th birthday at the home of her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Barnard Welsh of West
Montgomery Avenue. Mrs. Ernest
Hartman, Mrs. Welsh's daughter
from Dillsburg, Pa, and Mrs.
Welsh's granddaughter and great
grandson from Dillsburg, all came
to have dinner with her and cele-
brate the occasion. During the
afternoon, other members of the
family and friends gathered to
wish Aunt Maggie, as she is
so affectionately known, happy
birthday.
Mrs. Dorothea B. Green of
Gaithersburg, one of the math
teachers at Rims, is at home from
Doctors Hospital and repeatedly
well on the road to recovery. Mrs
Davis Clagett of Forest Avenue
has reentered Suburban HOSPITAL
for treatment.
Sunday afternoon, young Linda
Ann Wilson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin H. Wilson of Arden
mes Avenue was christened in
Christ Church. The Reverend
Raymond P. Black, Rector of the
church ofiiciated at the four O'Clock
ceremony. Valentine C. Wilson of
Upton Street was Godfather for
his niece and Mrs. Strod A. Book
and Mrs. j. W. Kraft, both of
TwinBrook, were Linda's God
mothers. Following the service. the
family and godparents were in.
vited to the home of Mr.. and Mr..
Wilson for an informal party.
Home and recuperating nice.
ly is Mrs. George P. Henderson, of
Falls Road, who has been a patient
at Montgomery County General
Hospital recently.
Professor and Mrs. Allan +
Sprangler, Betty and Mary Lou
If Laurel were guests of Ma. ano
Mrs. Charles Wallace of Fall
Road Saturday for picnic at the
zoo, followed by dinner at home
Professor Sprangler was formerl,
IN instructor at Elon College where
Mr.. Wallace took business admins
ration.
1t. and Mrs. j. o. Atkinson hav,
lad as their guest for ten days
irs. Atkinson's mother. Mrs. p. p
Smith of Fairmont, NC. Mrs
imith left for her home yesterday
Weekend guests of Mrs. Pau
iorgan were Mr.. and Mrs. Nil
indberg and children, Karen ant
iile, of Morrisdale, Pa. Mrs. Lind
'erg is Mr.. Morgan's sister. Sun
ay guests of Mrs. Morgan wer
In. and Mrs. James Morgan an
hildren of District Heights, an,
lr. and Mrs. Elmer Lindberg al.
aughter of Arlington.
Mrs. Joseph Govan of Chicag
AS been the house guest of Mrs