Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-01-04
Rockville And Vicinity
Mrs. John Diamond III - Rockville 1912
Or call Rockville 1856 2145
DR. call Rockville 1856 214s

Now that the New Year has ar
rived and the festivities of the holi-
days are over, most of us are set
tied and back in that old routine
again. The past week has been a
busy one filled with gay parties
farstoo numerous to mention in this
brief space. While every one cele-
brated the New Year in one way or
another, a number of folks gather
ed at informal parties to usher out
The old year and welcome the new.
Perhaps one of the largest parties
was the one at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kephart on Forest
Avenue. The group gathered early
and stayed late to celebrate. Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph GUIDE, Sr. held
their annual New Years Eve party
at their home on the Rockville
Pike. A number from this vicinity
& iourneyed to the Manor Club for
!. inerry-making there. The trophy
I. room at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barney Welsh was the scene of a
gay dance. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
IA. Beard, Jr. gathered a group of
friends together for lively party
to welcome 1851. Mr.. and Mrs.
John d. Bowman, who have just
recently moved into their new home
in Bellevue Woods near Gathers
burg, entertained group of
friends. In the afternoon, the
Fletcher Walters of Monroe Street
invited a few friends in to sit by
the fire and enjoy a cup of cheer
The Cluskey Cromwells and Elaine
Cromwell were also hosts at New
Years Eve gathering. The home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Shear
man on Laird Street was filled
with crowd of forty young people
New Years Eve when their son,
Bill, was host at lovely party.
Fhe Bill Bouics' home on South
Washington Street was the scene
of gay gathering Sunday night.
Those who enjoyed the Bouics hos
pitality before going on to the
Manor Club to dance out the old
year were the Robert Maddoxes,
the Joseph McMenamins, the John
Mackeys, the John Marklands,
Dorsey Clark, Ann Bouic, the
Richard Culps and the David Belts.
The young set here stepped out
in a lively pace on December 26
when Carolyn Mobley, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Mobley of Der
wood, entertained at gay Christ
mas Dance at Normandy Farm.
Pamela Bairsto and Jill Bairsto
were the honorees at the party and
a large group of guests enjoyed
the evening. Carolyn was home for
the holidays from SOUTHERN Semi
nary in Buena Vista, Va.
Jimmy Cromwell, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen G. Cromwell of West
Montgomery Avenue, was among
those who attended the debut party
of Eleanor Tydings, daughter of
Senator and Mrs. Willard Tydings
at Chevy Chase Club on December
81. Jimmy was also guest at the
dinner preceding the party which
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph W. Davies
gave at their home, Tregalon, in
honor of Miss Tydings.
Mrs. Joseph Friedman of New
York City was the guest in whose
honor Mrs. Morris Stern of Rock
Vile recently entertained at lunch
con at Normandy Farm. Other
guests were Mrs. William Stein
berg, Mrs. Lawrence N. Gonzalez,
Mrs. Joseph Steinberg and Mrs.
Harold Packard.
While we were shivering under
winters icy gales, Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas M. Blandford, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Peter and Mrs. Oscar
Fulks of Gaithersburg, spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
rison L. England at Deerfield
Beach in Florida. Mrs. Upton ID.
Nourse, Mrs. England's mother,
expects to join them shortly.
The Francis l.. Duncans of
Double d. Farm have recently re.
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