Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-07-05

JUNIOR Baseball League. Six teams
were signed up and Tuesday morn
ing's game opened the league Off
cially. Other Rockville youngsters
enrolled in the Recreational pro-
gram being sponsored by the Town
and held at the Elementary School.
Two real old fashioned celebra-
tons were held in Rockville
neighborhoods on independence
Day when approximately fifty par
ents and children of South Adams
Street families gathered at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A.
Tyler, jr., for a picnic supper. A
similar group of former Upton
Street neighbors and new neigh
bors of the David E. Belts, gath
cred at the Belts new home on
Falls Road for an evening party.
Both the parents and children en-
joyed the lively games of badmin-
ton and horseshoe pitching and the
celebration of the Fourth of July.
Early Friday morning, Mr.. and
Mrs. Olney s. Weaver and their
son, 1t. Paul Weaver, USAF, left
by motor for Dayton, Ohio, where
they will visit Mrs. Viewers moth
er, Mrs. Anna Seybold. From Day
ton, the Weavers will go on to Des
Moines, Iowa, their former home,
where they will remain for several
weeks. 1t. Weaver returned to
Washington by plane on Monday.
Invitations have been issued for
the wedding of Carter Warren
Dawson and Julian Konstanty
Gorski, which will take place at II
o'clock on July IL in st. Mary's
Church in Rockville. A reception
for out-of-town guests and mem
bers of the immediate family will
be held at the brides home. Per-
haps few, if any, brides-to-be have
been feted as much as Miss Daw-
son. On Thursday she was hon
ored at a lingerie shower by Mrs.
John Malloy at her home on West
Montgomery Avenue, and on Fri
day evening, the Misses Julia and
Anne Foley were hostesses at din
ner in their home on Argye Street
in compliment to Miss Dawson
and Mr.. Gorski.
! On Sunday the w. Osborne
Webs left for New York to spend
few days before sailing on the
S. S. America on Tuesday for
six weeks motor tour of Europe.
While his parents are away, young
Killian will spend the summer Oh
ranch at Jackson's Hole, Wyo.,
while Garrett will be at home with
two of his teachers from Green
Acres School who are keeping
house" for the Webbs while they
are away.
Edible Clagett, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Clagett of Beall
Avenue, and her grandmother,
Mrs. Davis Clagett, spent the
weekend at Belmont Beach in Vir-
ginia as guests of Mrs. Davis Clag
ett's brother, Thomas A. Butt.
Word comes from Los Angeles
that Patricia Leah Wolken has ar
rived safely. Patricia, the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Wolken
of Pooks Hill, left by plane on Sun
day for California to visit Mrs.
Margaret Beal, and her godmother,
Mrs. Marsha Perkins, for two
months.
Mike Renshaw, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Winslow Renshaw of Forest
Avenue, is at home and recuperat-
ing nicely from recent eye opera
tion at Episcopal Eye, Ear and
Throat Hospital in Washington.
Stephen Mohn of West Mont
gomery Avenue and PETER van der
Veer of Falls Road are among the
youngsters attending Camp Onas
in husband, Pa.
The officers Club at the Naval
Hospital was the scene of a lovely
luncheon on Friday when Mrs.
Lawrence Gonzalez was hostess.
Her guests included Mrs. William
Steinberg, Mrs, Joseph Steinberg,
Mrs. Morris Stern, Mrs. Harold
Packard, and Mary Pray Conlon
of Washington, well-known actress
who has played a number of leads
in the Arena Stage productions in
Washington recently. Friday eve
ming, Mrs. Gonzales brother and
sistersin-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
j. Ryan, arrived from Seattle with
their youngsters, Janice, Judith,
Jill and Larry, for few days visit
and sightseeing.
The John r. Backus' were sur
prised on Tuesday evening when a
large group of friends gathered to
warm their new home on Upton
Il Street.
\ On Monday, Miss Elizabeth Ian
caster and Mrs. Arthur Elgin left
for a two weeks visit in Maine.
/ Upon her return, Miss Lancaster
will go on to her home in New
Bern, N. c., where she will spend
the remainder with her parents
and family.
Tim Jones is at home with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas w.
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