Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-09-25

the warm hospitality Of Kay and
Joe McMenamin at their lovely
new home on Bradley Boulevard.
The NcMenamins we're hosts at a
large five to seven fete and their
several hundred guests included a
large number from Rockville and
Washington. Long past the party
hours, many fingered on enjoying a
visit with old friends, and admir-
ing the view of the surrounding
woods from the large picture win
dows encircling the living room
and hall. Since moving to Bethesda,
the McMenamins have been missed
from the local scene, and their
many friends were delighted 70
\ have the opportunity to see them
again.
With election day only a few
weeks off, many groups are ae-
lively at work for their favorite
candidates. Monday evening found
the members Of the Rockville and
Upper Montgomery County Demo-
cratic Woman's Club meeting in
Rockville at 10 Commerce Lane.
Mrs. +. Brooke Lee of Damascus
is president Of the group which
is planning as one of its first ac-
tfvities a Fashion Show and Silver
Tea to be held on Tuesday, Oc-
tober 2. The lovely home of NJ.
and Mrs. Warren Tydings, Gree !
Lane Farms, will be the scene u
the festivities, which will begin at
2 pm. The latest in fall fashion
will be modelled, followed by tea,
served by members Of the club.
The Rockcrest Branch of the
Women's Auxiliary of Christ
Church held its first meeting Of
Z the new year at the home Of Mrs.
Ralph Williams on Wednesdayeve-
a ing. Mrs. Ruth Chambers, presi-
\ dent of the group presided. AS
a special project the group will
have charge of the Flower Cart
at the annual bazaar Of Christ
Church to be held this year on
Thursday, November 8. The ladies
will offer wide variety Of house
plants and vines for sale, as well
B as many other attractive items.
All you gardeners who are plan
ming TO plant bulbs this fall for
spring blooming,do wait until you
see the selection offered by the
Flower Cart before you purchase
A any.
One Of Rockville's favorite spots
d - Seems - is certainly missing
4 one Of Rockville's fayorite people
a - Norman Beane. Norman has sold
his home in Rockville and with
his wife and young daughter has
4 taken off for jacksonville, Fla. to
zaive and where he will try his hand
ruin the real estate business. Part of
the local scene for many years, he
will be greatly missed, but his le-
gion Of friends wish him well in
his new home and new venture.
Young Patsy Murphy, daughter
Of DIR. and Mrs. William Murphy
Of Spring Knoll out Potomac way
10 student at Dumbarton College
in Washington this year. She
started classes last Thursday.
Jimmy Demaret may have been
the winner Of the National Celebri-
ties Open Golf Tournament, but
Montgomery County can claim a
champion too, but in another tour
nament. William Slack Nicholson
was the winner Of the Annual Fed
eral Housing Association Mems
Golf Tournament held at Indian
Springs on Friday. Out Of 76 con-
testants, Slack brought the trophy
home! A banquet followed the
days golfing.
Recent house guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sa mYoung at their home on
Anderson Avenue were Mr..
Young's sister, Mrs. Sue Thigpen
Of San Angelo, Tex. and Mr.. Jules
Fontaine Of San Antonio, Tex.
This week, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Thompson of West Montgomery
Avenue have as their house guests
two Of Mrs. Thompson's aunts,
Mrs. G. Hopewell Warner Of Balti-
more, and Mrs. Lester F. Butler
and her son Lester Of Durham,
North Carolina.
The picturesque Western part of
our United States and Europe have
WED this year as the two most
popular vacation spots. Mrs. Stan
ton Keith and her two sons Brian
and Jerry spent amonth travelling
by land, sea and air through
large uart Of the South West. They
visited Mrs. Keith's family along
the way in Houston, New Mexico
and Oklahoma.After their return
home, Mr.. Keith joined them and
the entire family spent two weeks
in Averill, Vt.
Mrs. Clifton Dronenburg has re-
turned home after wonderful ten
days in Dayton, Ohio, visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas p. Grit
fifth, and her husband. Mr. Griffith
drove TO Washington on business,