Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-12

other year and another milestone
h the busy lives of our young ones.
commencement, proms, picnics, and
Iarties far too numerous to men
Con, and the boys and girls com
Ing home from college, all usher
b the vacation days ahead. Two
Classes at the Rockville Elementary
School have been given parties by
the P-TA for best attendance re-
cords of parents during the year.
Mrs. Dawn Stine's second-grade
&ass was winner in the primary
grades and the youngsters enjoyed
&picnic at the Zoo last Wednesday
On Tuesday of this week, Mrs. Lois
Browns fourth grade class-win-
Ter in the intermediate grades
Held picnic at the home of De-
horah Tyler.
On Thursday, Mary Lou Glover,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
: Glover of Shady Grove Road, was
hostess at a farewell picnic for
her classmates in the sixth grade.
Vary Lou Will go to Gaithersburg
School next year, while the others
ID Miss Elizabeth Longs sixth
grade will go to Richmond Mont
aomery. Most of these youngsters
il this class have gone through
the six grades together at Rock
,elle.
Tuesday, all the fifth grades
Tsited the Cathedral. followed by
4 picnic in Rock Creek Park, while
Mrs. Helene Asten's second grade
gathered at the home of Parker
4iamond for picnic.
Wednesday found the sixth
grades gathered at the Wheaton
Recreation Park for a picnic. The
OCCASION marked the last get-to-
aether of the Elementary Classes
before they journey over to Junior
Eigh.
While every weekend is filled
With parties, Saturday night found
an unusual round in progress. Mr..
'hd Mrs. William Nicholson of
Falls Road were hosts to a large
gathering of friends at their home
d Falls Road. Many of the guests
We're from Washington.
The newly-wed Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ley Myers were also hosts Satur-
day evening. They entertained IA
group of friends at an after nine
party at their home on South
adams Street.
MRS. Rob't Peter was hostess at
q dinner party on Saturday even
itg at her home when she enter
tpined in honor of her son Tyler's
sixteenth birthday. The all-male
guests were Tyler's young contem-
ibraries.
Young Bob Peter, who has just
finished his freshman year at the
University of Maryland, has been
ID Ocean City, Md. this week with
skme of his fraternity brothers in
Apha Tau Omega.
sOn FRIDAY night, a group of
friends Of Gladys and Craig Bow
man surprised them with house
Warming at their new home on
Aberdeen Road. The garden with
Il brook, a bridge, and brick wall
Covered with ivy, is a picture to
Be held.
THE Jim Davis who recently
rfoved into their new home on Falls
Had were also surprised by n
group of friends at house warm
i4g which was held on Saturday,
MAY 81.
kThe friends of Mary and John
Ihcey will be interested to know
t1at they are busy getting settled
II their new home in ParkwooI
Which, incidentally, is just a few
doors from Edna and John Brewer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. New
nan and their two boys, Christie
pier and Gregory, will leave Fri
day for two weeks vacation at
KITTY Hawk. N. C.
Young John Vincent Malloy,
brand new son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Malloy, Jr. Of South Van
Bhren Street, was christened on
Sunday at st. Mary's Church in
Rockville. Father Gilbert Ham
cficated at the ceremony. Mrs.
William Pate of Rockville was
Gpdmother and Gerard Malloy Of
Cumberland, was Godfather. Fol-
lowing the ceremony, a luncheon
for the family and members of the
christening party was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Vinson,
grandparents of young John. Born
az Suburban Hospital on Nav 20,
re is the Malloys' second child.
Ipey have a young daughter,
Nancy.
.0ver the weekend, David F.
Belts, accompanied by his father,
leon Belts of Chevy Chase, drove
to Mortified, Vt. to attend the
twentieth reunion of his class
Mrs. Leon Belts was the guest u
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. David