Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-02-14
Rockville and Vicinity
Mrs. John Diamond iii - Rockville 1912
Or Call Rockville 2144 - 2145

III The home of Mr.. and Mrs. David
saE. Belts on Falls Road was the
{ scene of a gay "after 5" party
8 Saturday when fifty or more of
their friends were invited to meet
1 DIR. and Mrs. Robert Day and Mr..
I and Mrs. Shirley Griffith. DR..
Day, who needs no introduction in
q Montgomery County, is the son of
Mrs. Lee Counselman of Laytons-
vile. He and Mrs. Day and their
young sons have recently moved
] to Rockville and are living on the
Rockville Pike. Mr.. and Mrs.
4 Griffith and their four daughters
have been in Rockville several
months and are living on Harrison
Street. Mr.. Griffith is a nephew
of Clark Griffith of baseball fame
and Mrs. Griffith, known profess
sionally as Frances Dewey Grit
of speech and dramatic art in
fifth, has recently opened a studio
Rockville.
Early Sunday morning, DR.. and
Mrs. Alanson Human and their
young son, Alanson, Jr. and Mrs.
Frank Williams, all arrived from
San Francisco, where the Humans
have been making their home for
the past few months. Mrs. Will
liams has been visiting her daugh-
ter and son-in-law since Christmas.
For the next few weeks the Hin
mans will be visiting Mrs. Will
liams and the good news is that
they will probably remain in the
East permanently. Their legion
of friends hope so, for they have
been greatly missed from the local
scene.
A very attractive visitor to Rock
ville over the weekend was Miss
Fidelma Wrenn of Dublin, Ireland,
who was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John MARYLAND. Mrs. MARYLAND
has just recently returned from
Dublin where she visited her moth
er and family for several weeks.
Needless to say, Miss Wrenn and
Mrs. MARYLAND had much to talk
about concerning their native Ire
land and their mutual friends there.
On Sunday, another friend from
Dublin, Mrs. E. Woods, who is
living in Laytonsville, joined them
for a visit. Mrs. Woods will soon
join her husband in Formosa.
This week we welcome two new
families to Rockville. DR.. and
,eMrs. William Garter, who are max
ing their home on Forest Avenue
and Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Lind
sey who have purchased the former
Hawkes. home on West Montgomery
Avenue. DIR. Carter is stationed at
= the U. S. Naval Hospital, and the
Lindseys formerly lived in Beth
esda.
The Valentine Wilson's are at
home again after a weeks visit
in Milwaukee, Wisconsin with Mr..
and Mrs. William McKinnon. At
a luncheon held in her honor at
the Evanston Country Club, Mrs.
Wilson had wonderful visit with
two former Rockvillians, who sent
best wishes to their many friends
here-Mrs. Brownell Riggs and
Mrs. Marianne Hoover Davis.
Off for an enviable trip to south
ern climes are the Theodore Rick
etts' who left Friday for a motor
trip to Florida. Their destination
is Miami and they excpect to re-
turn the end of the month.
Mrs. Stella Werner, dynamic
feminine Democrat, who is RUM
ing for Congress in the hopes of
succeeding Representative Glenn
Beall, will the guest of honor at
tea which Mrs, Marquis Childs
is giving for her on Friday in her
house in Somerset. Fifty friends
all very interested in Mrs. Wern-
er's candidacy have been invited
TO attend.
It's baby girl for Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo G. Hessler, Jr. of Chevy
Chase. The new Miss Hessler, to
be named Carol Patricia, was born
on Monday, February 4, at Subur-
ban Hospital and weighed in at
8 lbs. Ia OF. Her very proud anc
happy grandparents are DIR and