Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-10


and get tickets not only to this
show, but Call Me Madam, kiss
Me Kate" and Guys and Dolls"
as well-that's phenomenal. Mrs.
Ruth Johnson and Mrs. Erwin
johnson did just this. They spent
several days in New York last
week, and really did" the shows.
Harry Beall, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Beall of Van Buren, Street,
has been home from New York a
few times lately and then taken
off again for various places in con-
nection with his Music Promotion
in Towns of America for the Com
munity Concert Bureau of New
York City. He arrived home on
Sunday and left Monday for Char
lestown, w. Va. and Glen Falls,
NY. Returning home Thursday,
he took off for Montreal. ...
The Al Austins have moved from
Twinbrook and are now making
their home in Rockville on Mont
gomery Avenue.
Mrs. Muriel Mills of Washington
and former resident of Gathers
burg, is visiting her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Leland
l.. Fisher at their home on Mary
land Avenue.
Harold Hershey, Frank Davis,
Hampton Jones, Jr., and Edward
w. Coolidge, all of Rockville, to-
gether with Joseph Fisher of
Gaithersburg, will take off this
week end for Fort Story, Va,
were they will spend two weeks in
active duty in reserve training
with the Transportation Corps of
the Army.
At lovely party on Thursday
afternoon, Mrs. Harriet Griffith,
entertained at bridge in the new
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank /.
Davis on Montgomery Avenue.
Besides, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Walter
Pyles, Mrs. Bowiet Waters, and
Miss Elsie England, who are men,
bers of the bridge group who meet
regularly, Mrs. Douglas Riggs of
Brookeville, Mrs. William Far
quhar of Olney and Mrs. Lynn
Campbell of Norbeck were guests.
Other guests who enjoyed Mrs.
Griffith's hospitality were: Mrs.
Almus Speare, Mrs. Rose Dawson,
Mrs. Betty Edmonston, and Mrs.
William Brown, all of Rockville.
Congratulations are in order
these days for Bill Belts, who
was elected a councilman at the
town election in Somerset on Mon
day. Bill, who is the brother of
David Belts, is well known in
Rockville where he has many
friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth Talon is back in
Rockville after spending few days
in Tracy, MINI. Mrs. Talon was
called home last week due to the
death of her father, Charles
Filkins.
John Dawson, Jr. and Sydney
Prince were among the guests at.
tending the dance given jointly or
Friday evening at the Burning
Tree Club by Vice President anG
Mrs. Barley and Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Learnard n honor of theii
daughters, Misses Jane Hadley anC
linda Learnard.
Two-year-old Randy Merry, sor
If Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Merry of thu
Berlin Apartments is expected tt
'eturn Friday from Suburban
hospital where he has been a patti
mt since last Saturday. He re
'eived serious head laceration.
saturday when he fell from tho
ear of his parents car while il
vas in motion.
This week, two little third gen
ration members of old Rockville,
antilles made their appearances
Iobin Randolph, daughter of Mr.
nd Mrs. William Randolph Tai
Nott Jr., of Roanoke, Va, and tn,
zee daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
stephen Cluskey Cromwell, Jr. o
Philadelphia, Pa. Robins grand
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
'andolph Talbot, Sr., left MondaI
or a few days visit with thei
'ew grandson. Cluskey Cromwell
he proud new papa, is the sonic
fr. and Mrs. Stephen Cluske,
,romwell and with Mrs. Cromwell
making his home in Philadel
hia while attending the Univer
ity of Pennsylvania Medica
| chool. .., q.
Whistle Duncan, son of Mr.. an,
lrs. +. J.. Duncan of Doubled
Farm, just can't wait to fully re
Operate from recent tonsillec
omy-he has a brand new ba,
orse to ride-and just his size
My eleven hands high.
Thursday afternoon, five oil,
riends gathered at the home OF
Mrs. Wendell r. Turner on Fores
Avenue for luncheon and gal
eest". They We're Mrs. Robert
Chichester of Olney, Mrs. Franz
A. Tyler, Mrs. c. NJ. Hickman anC
Miss Virginia Karn, all of Rock
vile and Mrs. William McCaule,
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