Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-07-17

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for the marriage of their daughter
Mary Frances, to DIR. Edward Bar.
ton Gray, Jr. of West Haven, Mass
on May "a. DR.. Gray's parents
flew over for the wedding and the
six of them spent five days in
Switzerland. The Dawsons tin.
erary took them to Norway, Ger
many, Austria, including a visit
to Bremen Pass.
In Italy they visited Florence
Naples, famed Mount Vesuvius
Pompeii and while in Rome had ar
audience with his Holiness Pope
Plus. They left Naples and wen;
up to Genoa, Paris, Brussels, re-
turned to Frankfurt and sailed for
home aboard the S. S. Noordam
from Rotterdam, Holland. They
locked in New York and were met
by their daughters, Jean and Kath-
crime and Miss Rose Dawson and
Janet Dawson. DR.. and Mrs. Gray
Che is a Captain in the Air Corpse
expect to be in Frankfurt for an
other year when they will return
and make their home in Boston.
Mrs. Edgar Reed wishes to
thank her many friends for the
lovely flowers and delicacies which
she has received since she returned
from Suburban Hospital. She slip
ped on the wet terrace at her'home
three weeks ago and broke two
bones in her ankle. She is getting
about very nicely on crutches and
says she is out but never really
down.
Everyone around here is so glad
to hear the good news that William
X. Talbot, more affectionately
known as Mike" is at home after
stay of several weeks in the
hospital. The Tabott's son, Billy,
is on furlough from Travis Air
Field in California, and with Mrs.
Talbot and their young daughter,
Robin, is spending some time here
at home.
Several Countians were among
the guests at the Frank Russells
recent party at the Carlton. (He's
the Weep of N. B, c.. Headinglthe
list were State Senator Dewitt S,
Hyde, and Mrs. Hyde. Others were
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Beatty, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin R. Hutchinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Diamond, III.
The more than 200 guests included
many from the Congressional
group, the Judiciary, and official
Washington, as well as the towns
nationally known radio commenta-
tors and their wives.
The Robert Maddoxes of South
Van Buren, Street are at home after
spending the July Fourth weekend
at Ocean City. Young Carol Mad
dox is in Fredericksburg, Pa. at
Camp Arewa.in the Blue Mountains
for a months stay.
One of Rockville's favorite sons,
Sam Dawson, was among one of
the very first persons to be a pas
senger aboard the famed liner
United States, which has Just
broken all records for Atlantic
crossings. Sam was among the
l40O men who were guests of the
United States Lines on a trail
cruise of the United States from
Newport News to New York, Just
prior to her maiden voyage to
Europe. The Dawsons young son
Jay, is spending several weeks at
Camp Shaw-mi-del-eca, at Lewis
burg, W. Va.
Pete Johnson, son of Mrs. Ruth
johnson, is another member of the
camp set" this summer. He is
at Camp Chickagami in the Pocono
Pines in Pennsylvania where he has
been for two weeks. He will re-
main until the end of July. Mrs
Johnson, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Cecil Cissel and her
daughter, Christie, has just return
ed from Long Beach at Prince
Frederick where they were guests
for the week of her aunt, Mrs
Charles Myers.
Renee Black, daughter of Rever-
end and Mrs. Raymond P. Black
left the latter part of June for
Camp Ellis at Newtown Square in
Pennsylvania, where she will spent
most of the summer vacation.
Visitors to Rockville last week
were Mr.. Gerald Fahey and theil
young daughter, Patricia Sue, who
came on from Detroit, Mich. tc
spend a week with Mrs. Fahey's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke Athey anC
their son, Stevie, of Pekin, III ar.
rived the first of the week for {
VISIT with their many friends anc
relatives in Rockville and Gathers
burg. The will spend some tim,
with Mrs. Athey's mother, Mrs
Mary Federline in Gaithersburg.
Daniel Boone in all his glory re
lived again last Wednesday whei
young George Kephart, Jr. cele
brated his eighth birthday at /;