Montgomery County sentinel., 1951-11-22

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I Day, all families who can will cell
"a ebrate the day together. Many
will have guests in their own
homes, while others will spend the
day away from home.
s'o On Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs.
0 Van Lippard will leave for Buena
Vista, Va, to spend the holiday
Iil with their daughter, June, who is a
nor student at Southern Seminary.
:. While there, they will attend the
hockey game on Wednesday and
the VPI-PMI football game at Ro
anoke on Thursday.
DIR. and Mrs. James w. Wilson
of Locust Hills Estates will spend
z Thanksgiving Day in Baltimore
with Mrs. Wilson'S son, Sam
Riggs, who is a student at Johns
Hopkins University and Peabody
Conservatory of Music.
Mrs. Theodore Mason, Sr., will
spend the holiday in Philadelphia,
Pal with her son, Wexford Mason,
and Mrs. Mason and their two
youngsters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hibbard will
be Thanksgiving Day dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Backus at their home on Upton st.
Among the many who will be
home for the holidays is Harry
Beall, Jr., who will have two weeks
vacation from his work with the
Community Concerts Service in
New York. After attending an
annual convention in New York
City for two weeks, he will return
home for three weeks Christmas
VACATION
.Rockville's Little Theater Group
scored another smash hit with
their presentation of adam and
Eva" over the weekend. While the
Eentire cast put on a splendid per-
formance, Alice Ciogg's portrayal
of Eva, and Ann Darr's work as
Julie, were especially outstanding.
Following the final performance on
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entire group, along with their hus-
bands and wives and friends, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory
Thomas at their home on West
Montgomery Avenue at a gala
party. As token of their affec-
ton, members of the group pre-
sented the director, Mrs. Dorothy
- Mostofi, with lovely Italian Pot-\
terry salad set.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Slagle of Old Bladensburg Road in
Four Corners was the scene of
lovely party on Monday evening
when friends and coworkers of Up
ton Grant gathered to give him a
farewell party before he leaves for
service with the Armed Forces. He
was presented with travelling
bag. Upton, who is the son of
Mrs. Joseph r. Kelly of Grandin
Avenue, will report for duty on
November 27. A graduate of Rich
ard Montgomery High School, he
is also a member of Rockville's S
fire department.
Probably no new arrival in
Rockville has been awaited with
more interest than young Upton
Darby Reed, Jr., who made his ap-
pearance at Suburban Hospital on
Monday morning, weighing in at Z
lbs. and IL ounces. His proud and
happy parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Upton Darby Reed of Derwood.
The weekend found the Alfred
Kay family busy moving into their
lovely new house on Argyle Street.
You and your friends are cor
daily invited to attend the annual
Donation Day and Tea sponsored
by the Women's Board for the ben
eft of the Montgomery County
General Hospital to be held on Sat
urday, December /, from 2 to 5
pm. Tea will be served in the
Nurses Home.
Mrs. Harold l.. Hershey of Mary
land Avenue has been hostess at
luncheon on two occasions recent
ly. On Monday she entertained at
a birthday luncheon for her aunt.
Mrs. Ida Bolton. Other guests
were Mrs. Dora Ward, Mrs. Char
les Webb and Mrs Leland Fisher.
Mrs. Patrick Northchild of Ili-
nois, a former resident of Rock
vile, was the guest in whose hon
or Mrs. Hershey entertained on
Friday. Mrs. Paul Brunett, Mrs.
Leland Fisher, Mrs. Abel Norris,
Jr., and Miss Gladys Benson were
Mrs. Fishers other guests at this
luncheon.
Two members Of Rockville's very
young set entertained at parties
this week. On Saturday young
Pete johnson Of North Van Buren,
Street, celebrated his birthday
with a big party at his home. His
young guests later attended the
Saturday afternoon double fea-
ture."
On Tuesday afternoon, Gary
Crowell, son of Mrs. Betty Selby
Crowell, celebrated his seventh