Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-06-14
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Joseph Steinberg family, for the
seventh day marks their wedding
anniversary, and the eighth is Joe's
birthday, On Saturday evening, a
group of thirty-two friends from
Baltimore, Washington, and Rock
vile, gathered at their home for a
gay after nine party in celebration
of the two important anniversaries.
Jane and Clus Cromwell and
their new son are down from Phil
adelphia, visiting Clus' family, Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen, Cromwell.
The much feted Carter Dawson,
whose engagement has recently
been announced, will be the
honored guest at a miscellaneous
shower tonight. when Mrs. William
Mudgett and Mrs. Clifton C. Veirs,
Jr. are co-hostesses at Mrs. Mud
gets home in Bethesda. The very
popular Carter and one of Rock
ville's very popular young brides,
Mrs. Joseph Wagner, shared
honors at a luncheon party last
Saturday, when Mrs. Gilbert GUIDE,
Mrs. John Doonan and Mrs. Adolph
Guide, Jr., were co-hostesses at
Columbia Country Club.
j. Hodge Smith, Assistant
States Attorney for Montgomery
County, spent the weekend at
Ocean City, Nd, where he attended
the States Attorneys Association
of Maryland Convention. Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Mary Evans Joined
him on Saturday and they all re-
turned Sunday evening.
On Saturday afternoon, Mrs.
William Pitt Sherman was hostess
at her home on Laird Street to the
Laytonsville Bridge Club. Twenty
ladies enjoyed luncheon and an
afternoon of bridge. Those who
were the lucky ones and won prizes
were Mrs. William Mobley, club
prize, Mrs. H. H. Griffith, con-
ISOLATION and Mrs. Robert Chiches-
yer, guest prize.
Mrs. E. c. Ramey is in Whining
ton, Del, where she will attend ex-
ercises in which her grandson,
John G. Stone, ir., will graduate
from Dupont High School. On
Friday Mrs. Ramey and her daugh-
ter Mrs. John G. Stone and family
will leave for North Beach where
they will spend the summer.
Guests of honor at luncheon on
Monday were Mrs. G. LAMAR Kelly
and Miss Rose Dawson. 1t was
the birthday of Mrs. Kelly and
Miss Dawson and the luncheon was
given by the formers sister, Mrs.
Dorothy Smith. There were about
ten guests.
There have been several dinners
in Baltimore during the past few
weeks in honor of Mayor G. Lamar
Kelly, his daughter, Verna Mae,
his nephew Charles Schultz III and
Miss Sara l.. Seibert who will
leave on July II for a cruise
around the world. They will sail
on the Cingalese-Prince and ex-
pect to be gone for six months.
Miss Seibert and Mr.. Schultz live
in Baltimore.
1t. and Mrs. j. o. Atkinson of
West Montgomery Avenue, their
son, Jimmy, and their year-old
twin daughters, 10 Anne and Ann
Reid will leave tomorrow for visit
with relatives in North Carolina.
They will stay with 1t. Atkinson's
mother, Mrs. o. T. Atkinson in
Lumberton and Mrs. Atkinson's
mother, Mrs. P. P. Smith in Fair
mount. They expect to return on
July /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Norris enter
tanned at family "get-together"
on Sunday, in honor of Mrs. Nor
ris' sister. Mrs. Paul Farmer of
Houston, Tex. About fortv mem
hers of the Hershey family were
present.
Mrs. Edward Foote of Cleveland.
ONO, was the guest for whom Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Sylvester of
Iravilah recently entertained at
dinner at Normandy Farm. Mrs,
t'oote is the house guest of her son
and daughterin-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward A. Foote, at their Wood
land Drive home.
MISS Jane Gainey, sister of Mrs.
sam Hickman, is staving with the
Nlckmans in Blandford Apart-
ments. after her recent graduation
rom the University of North Car
oIina. Miss Gainey will teach at
Lone Oak Elementary School next
wear Mrs. Hickman is teacher
ut Rockville Elementary.
Bradley l.. Clark is at homo
aiter graduating from the Uni.
verslty of New Mexico, Albuouer-
que majoring in Economies and
INDUSTRIAL Relations. He will spend
Few weeks here and then renort
Tor duty at Lakeland Air Force
7ase, San Antonio, Texas.
SteOhen C. Cromwell visited
Rapid City, South Dakota last
week to attend the International
association of Public Employment
services convention which ended nm
Friday. WI
Wendell Roscoe Turner. Jr.. was
one Of 552 students graduating
from Butler University at the Doth