Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-11-15
Rockville and Vicinity
Mrs. John Diamond Ill - Rockville 23l2
Or call Rockville 1856 2I45

. turning home, Mrs. Seake will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnard Welsh al
their home on West Montgomery
Avenue.
! For those who like real good
lone baked foods, be sure to drop
by Wilson'S Drug Store on Satur-
day at the Bake Sale being spon-
sored by the Rockcrest Presbyter-
ian Circle. The sale begins at 10.
Senator and Mrs. Hubert Hum
phrey, who have recently taken up
their residence in the lower coun-
ty, left Monday for a European
trip. Senator Humphrey will at
tend the meeting of the Council of
Europe in Strassburg, France, re-
fore returning to this country, the
Humphreys will visit Christiana,
Norway.
'I'll Go Where You Co." may
we'll be the theme song of Major
George L. McNally of Luckett
Street, for everywhere President
Truman goes, Major McNally goes,
too. AS a matter of TACT, he pre-
ceeds the President on all his trips.
Major McNally is in charge Of
communications at the White
House and makes preliminary ar
rangements for all the presidential
trips. At present he is in Key West
with the President and his party.
On Friday afternoon, Ellen
Buckingham daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Richard G. Buckingham of
West Montgomery Avenue, cele-
brated her sixth birthday with a
party at her home. A goodly NUM-
Der of the ''trike set" were on hand
to help Ellen celebrate.
AT a dinner party at her home
on Tuesday evening, Annabel
Wright, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen G. Wright of Wilson Lane,
celebrated her 18th birthday. An
nabePs seven young guests were
all members of her Girl Scout
Troop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Coffey
and their two sons, are making
their homein the Berlin Apart
ments. Mr. Coffey was discharged
from the United States Marines on
Friday. He was a staff Sergeant
and was stationed at Cherry Point
Air Wing.
Another member of the Coffey
family-Watson Coffey, Jr. and
Mrs. Coffey and their two sons,
are making their home in Rockville
now. They formerly lived in Wash
irgton and have just recently pur-
chased a home in Rockcrest.
Mrs. Lewis Colby and Mrs. Ed
ward Farrelly were guests of Mrs.
NJ. L. Reese at the Women's Ma
/ tional Democratic Club luncheon
held recently in honor of Mrs. Eu-
genia Anderson, Ambassador to
Denmark.
Heading the list of parties on
the social side Of the calendar, was
the large gathering the Sam Law
sons held at their home recently
in honor of Mrs. Dawson's sister,
Mrs. James Battle, Jr., who was
here from her home in Nichols,
S. c. to visit few days. The
Frank |. Davises of New York
(Mrs. Davis is the sister-in-law
Of Mrs. Battle) came down espe-
cialIy for the party. After spend
ing a few days visiting the Davises
in New York, along with Mrs.
Dawson, Mrs. Battle returned to
her home in South Carolina.
If you are wondering why Joe
Steinberg is beaming so broadly
/ these days, it's because a long
awaited dream Of his is about 20
come true. In a few days, he Will
have an announcement to make
that will make real news"
Mr.. and, Mrs. George Peter have
recently sold their home on the
Darnestown Road and today will
leave for Fort Lauderdale, Fla,
where they will spend the winter.
Their young son, George, Jr., will
accompany them.