Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-01-25

SOIiSiSIC anu lOOIiIlBSJ DIuepIlllJ,
and building supplies are taking
their fair share. Ground wa.
broken recently for the new home
the Woodwards are building OF
Maryland Avenue.
Do you remember that wonder
full melodrama, "The Saga of Gal.
Looping Gulley", produced by the
Potomac Players last year? Well,
the players are planning another
show this year which will be q
mystery, musical comedy. These
productions are put on for the
benefit of the Potomac P-TA, and
are always smash hits, so watch
for the date to be announced soon.
The Sixth Annual Invitation
March of Dimes Ball will be held
at Congressional Country Club on
Saturday, January 81, from 10 to
l. Mrs. Samuel +. Bogley of
Glen Road is chairman of the In
vitation Dance Committee, and
Mrs. Robert Maddox of South Van
Buren, Street is the local committee
member, These dances are spon-
sored annually by the Montgomery
County Council of the American
Legion to support the March of
Dimes conducted by the National
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis,
Inc.
The lovely home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Humphrey on Audubon
Road in Bethesda was the scene of
gay four to six party Saturday.
A large group from this vicinity
attended and enjoyed the Pump
hreys' hospitality.
1t will be of especial interest to
the many friends of Miss Roberta
Higgins of Falls Road to know
that she is well on the road to re-
covery. Miss Higgins is a patient
in Suburban Hospital,
Recent house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry c. Wilson of West
Montgomery Avenue we're Andy
Boor and Bob Hess. both students
at Potomac State College in Key
ser, W. Va.
Den Number One, Pack 208, Cub
Scouts of America, surprised Eric
Swanson with farewell party at
its meeting Thursday night. Eric,
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Swanson of Layhill, sailed
Tuesday aboard the America for
England where the Swansons viii
make their home.
On Saturday evening, the Swan
sons, their daughter, Alexandria
Weekes, and Mrs. Mary Evans
and her daughter, Mandy, where
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph Piazza at their home on For
est Avenue.
Miss Virginia Karn was hostess
to the Monday Night Bridge Club
at her home on Falls Road.
Friday morning, the Francis l..
Huggins family of Kensington
moved into their new home on Up
ton Street, which they recently
purchased from the David f.
Belts.
Godfrey F. Kaufman of
Piney Meeting House Road is
spending few days in Chicago on
business. While there, Mr.. Kauff-
mann will attend the wedding of
cousin.
One of the most popular mem
bers of Rockville's younger set,
Lorraine Droneburg, who has been
in Curundo, Canal Zone for over a
year, writes that she misses
home, but keeps up through the
Sentinel news column. Lorraine
has a fascinating job and finds the
climate wonderful. She will prob
ably stay for another year.
Before too long Potomac will
take on new look. Plans are
complete and footings are "in"
for the two or three stories which
Mr.. Ralph P. Counselman and
Mr.. F. Moran McConihe are build
ing in the shopping arcade.
The f. j. Sheppard, Jrs., and
their children, Susan and Jigger,
a rr;yad ha,L Ia paj uo,,,L,,.u
Germany, just in time for the
Christmas festivities and found
the country blanketed in a heavy
fall of snow. They write fascinat-
ing accounts of their life in the
German city and of plans for
skiing trip to the Austrian Alps
sometime in the near future. The
Sheppards. who formerly lived in
Rockcrest, spent six weeks visit
ing the States in the early part of
the winter.
Members of Girl Scout Troop
POS spent Saturday afternoon en-
joying a. sport not available to
urban-dwellers, The girls had a
wonderful time ruller-skating at
the Riverside rink in Washington
Mrs, Woodrow Bennett, who is
leader of the Troop, was assisted
in taking the scouts on the trip by
Miss Esther Crider. The young
ladies who tried their skill on the
skates were; Patty Cornwell,
Nancy Hawse, Helen Owens, Pat
sy Bennett, Ruby Carl Miller, Judy
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