Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-06-07

offered a wonderful opportunity
to try out the new kitchen in the
church.
On Saturday night, the Johr
McDonalds of South Van Burer
Street were hosts to a group OF
friends from Washington at a de.
lightful garden party at then
home. Their guests not only en-.
Joyed the ."cool country air" or
the sultry spring evening, but
browsed through the gardens and
grounds and were laden with
flowers to take home to the city.
Mrs. Franklin H. Wilson left or
Saturday for weeks visit with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Klussman of New York.
Horse shows never cease to in.
terest many of our local "horse
fanciers". Among those seen at
the Iron Bridge Hunt Show at
Burtonsville on May 80, weu,
Valentine C. Wilson and his young
son, Val, the William Barnsley
family and Miss Betsy Mobley
Don Bradley of Olney was among
those whose horses were entered in
the show.
The popular newly-wed Perry
Griffiths are being feted these
days. On Saturday evening they
were guests of Slack Nicholson at
the Officers Club at the Naval
Hospital. On Monday evening
Mrs. Charles Griffith of Silver
Spring entertained at a linen
shower for the new Mrs. Griffith
Thirty friends and members of the
family gathered to honor the for
mer Lorraine Dronenburg, and
wish her every happiness.
On Thursday evening, June H.
at 8 Pm. the Lucy Simpson Circle
of the Rockville Presbyterian
Church will meet at Flat Top
Acres, the home of Mrs. w. P
Davis, on the Jamestown Road
The program will be in charge
of Mrs. Mary Evan and the theme
for the Bible study will be "Do
You Tolerate Substitutes?" will
be given by Mrs. Marian McKen-
zie.
Word comes from Madison, Wis
that on Saturday baby daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sylvester. Mrs. Sylvester is the
former Anne Smith of Rockville
Her mother, Mrs. Harold Smith
has been in Wisconsin since Feb
ruary. The new little girl tipped
the scales at 8 lbs. and 8 ounces
She has two sisters, Kitty and
Patty and a brother, Jimmy.
Mrs. John Seybold was truly
surprised on Saturday night when
she was showered with "pink and
blue" presents. Mrs. Mary Evans
and Mrs. j. Hodge Smith were
joint hostesses at the party in
honor of Mrs. Seybold.
Marion Cole Beane's many
friends will be happy to know that
she is well on the road to recovery
from recent operation at Garfield
Hospital in town.
The lovely home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Jenkins on Falls Road
will be the scene of a dessert.
bridge party today for the benefit
of the Rockville Woman's Club.
Invitations were issued this week
for the Eighteenth Montgomery
Cotillion to be held on Friday even.
ing the twenty-second of June at
Manor Country Club.
A group of Rockville wives met
at the home of Mrs. Marshall
Davis in Germantown on Wednes-
day night to discuss plans to or
ganize The Inner Wheel, a club
for wives of members of the Ro-
tary Club. A luncheon was plan
ned for June Is at Hayden Farms
at 1890 PM. for the purpose of
appointing committees, one for
purpose and bylaws and another for
nominating officers. Mrs. Richard
G. Buckingham, wife of the out
going president of the Rockville
Rotarians, will preside. Mrs. Ed
win Davis of Washington, MEM
Der Of the Washington InnerWheel,
met with the ladies on Wednesday
to explain the organization of the
club as it exists in other localities.
Ruth Marie Taylor is presenting
"A series of Spring Recitals for the
pupils of her school of music. On
May 81, Kenneth Dahlin, Cynthia
Maxwell, Mary Ann McNayr, Vir-
ginia Poole, Molly Poole, Barbara
Ann Rankin, Carol Ann Schneider,
Judy Upton, Lynn Webb and Gary
Whitehurst played. At the second
recital on June 3, Lacey Guide,
Bonnie Prettyman, Sandy Purdon,
Joyce Stang, Joan Dills, and Sigrid
Westfall were the students she pre-
scented. On June 10, Dennis Dur
hin, Alan Maddox, Sandra Melton,
HOWE Moves, Sandra Woodward,
Milton Russ, Mary Davis, Janet
Candy, Ellie McConihe, Elaine Os-
borne and Janet Stewart will be
on the program.
A former resident Of Forest Ave-
nue., Mrs. George Frye, died in
Washington on Wednesday, NAV 30.