Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-10-16

900 and $4,000 public school teach
ers of our great Free State as
sembled in Baltimore for the meet
ings of the Maryland State Teach
ers Association, being held in the
Armory. There will be three gen.
eral sessions, with 33 departmental
meetings. Two hundred exhibitors
CT school supplies will have 225
booths on display. General Chair
man of the Convention Arrange
ments Committee of the State
Teachers Association this year is
a classroom teacher-and a Rock
william = Watson Phillips. Mrs.
Phillips will accompany her hus-
band to Baltimore for the conven-
ton. Mrs. Kenneth Ridley of
Hagerstown, cousin of Mrs. Phil
lips, and a teacher there, arrived
Wednesday and will also accom-
pany the Phillips to Baltimore.
Former Mayor and Mrs. G. La
Mar Kelly have had as their house
guests for the past ten days, Mrs.
Kelly's cousin. C. E. Larkins, Jr.
of Oakland. Calf. and Mrs. Lar
kins. While the Larkins' were
here, the Kellys took them On
several trips, combining sightsee-
ing and visiting.
In Richmond, they visited Mr..
Larkins' aunt, Mrs. A. J. Burruss,
and in williamsburg they visited
his cousin, William Burruss. On
Sunday morning, Miss Rose Daw-
son entertained at Brunch, honor
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Larkins. Miss
Dawson met them last wear while
IN visit to the West Coast. On
Friday evening. the Kellys and
their honseguests went to Balti-
more where thew were dinner
guests of the Cantain and officers
of the M. V. Cingalese, British
ship, locked there. Also among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Row
!. LaCouse Murphy and DR.. and
Mrs. Dexter M. Billiard. Mrs.
Murphy is the former Verna Mae
Kelly and her husband was a form
err officer of the M. v. Cingalese.
On Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
Murphy were hosts at cocktails at
their home at Pooks Hill for Cap
tain John Fraser of the Cingalese
and the officers, followed by dinner
ut the Officers Club at the Naval
Hospital. when Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly
were hosts to the group. Mr.. and
Mrs. Larkins left for their home
on the West Coast on Monday. ,a
Word comes from Camberley,
England that Pamela Bairsto.
daughter of Col. and Mrs. Fred
Rairsto, is to be married. The
luckv young bridegroom is Billy
Ticker and the ceremony will take
place on October 25 at the Royal
Military Academy Chanel at Sand
hurst. A reception will follow at
the Officers Club at Aldershot.
They will make their home at AS
cot. Gillian Bairsto has recently
completed her college training in
domestic science and is an Assist
ant Matron at her old school, Elm
hurst, in Camberley. She lives at
home with Colonel and Mrs. BARS
to, who made so many friends here
during the few years thew made
they home in Rockville. While very
much at home in their native Eng
land, they still speak of their happy
experiences here and the time when
they will return.
On Wednesday evening, October
%, Mrs. Raymond Connel will be
hostess to the Rockcrest Branch of
the Women's Auxiliary of Christ
Church who will meet at her home
at 8 pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard o. Eaton
of South Van Buren, Strict enter
tanned at small dinner parity at
Normandy Farm recently for Mr..
and Mrs, J. A. Woolley of Santa
Ana, Calf. and Mrs. Viola Wal
ker.
Thursday evening (tonight) is
the night for the Fashion Show
being presented by the st. Mary's
Sodality at the Church Hall in
Rockville. Festivities will begin
at 8 pm. and the show will fea-
ture both children's and adults
fashions.
Miss Sue Worley of Baltimore
was hostess at luncheon on Thurs
day at Mrs. Kay's in honor of Miss
Mary E. Waters of Washington,
who was celebrating her 87th birth
day. Guests at the luncheon were
Mrs. H. Samuel Riggs of Laytons-
vile, Mrs. William P. Sherman of
Rockville, Mrs. Frank Wilson Of
Sandy Spring, and Mrs. Tom Ok
ley of Poolesville.
Marwood, the lovely home OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. Grady Gore at Poto-
mac was the scene of tea on Sun
day honoring State Senator De-
Witt S. Hyde and Mrs. Hyde.
Sponsored by the "Women-for-
Hyde" organization, Mrs. Kathryn