Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-09-18

Gilbert and Sullivan comic oper-
sta, "The Pirates of Penzance,'
It Christ Church Parish Hall OH
Wednesday evening, there was no
question as to the success of the
production. Practically every seat
for all three performance was sold
md those who had seen the dress
rehearsals were loud in their praise
If the cast and "the touch of gen.
us"s the Reverend Raymond p.
Black has for producing amateur
musical productions in such a pro-
Fessional manner. Many Coun-
ians have enjoyed the other Gil
pert and Sullivan productions di-
rected by Mr.. Black from time to
lime, The operetta is being spon-
sored by the Junior Women's So
,iety of Christ Church with Mrs.
Richard G. Buckingham in charge
# tickets. All seats are reserved
and while early indications We're
hat it would be "sell out" there
nays be few left for Fridays per-
ormance.
Each week more and more of our
young folks leave for college.
Among those who will attending
Maryland this year will be Pat
chambers. Bob Peter Prettyman,
Mary Scott, Buddy Wire, and Bob
deadley.
Bob Crawford left this week for
Dayton, Ohio where he will be u
student at the Shenandoah AGA
lcmy of Music. Ernestine Brown
will be \ student at the Westmins-.
Ter School of Music in Princeton,
N. J. This year young Tyler Peter
will attend Randolph Macon
academy in Front Royal, Va.
Boots Karn, will return to his
Studies at vPI in Blacksburg, Va.
whiie Sonny Linthicurn and Cor
sdon Mcdonald will resume their
Studies at Haverford College in
Haverford, Pa.
A recen. visitor to Rockville was
Mrs. Wade Cothran of Harrions-
burg, Va. who was the house guest
IF Mrs Rose A.. Dawson. Well
known in Rockville where she mas
many friends, Mrs. Cothran was
the guest of honor at d gay round
IF parties during her weeks visit
with Mrs. Dawson. Mrs. Dawson
started the weeks fetes at a family
dinner patty for Mrs. Cothran or
Monday and later in the week en-
|tertained a group of her Rockville
Friends a. bridge party. Others
who Ifeted Mrs. Cothran were Miss
Eliza Choate, who was hostess at
Ia lueheon party, Mrs. Frank Will
iiams who entertained at a dinner
party and Mrs. Randolph Talbot
who was also hostess at a dinner
gathering for her. Still others
who feted the popular visitor were
Mrs. l. William Hill and Mrs. Rus
\ sell Brewer. Mrs. Dawson's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Julian Gorski, 1.-THE form
er Carter Dawson) is named for
Mrs Cothran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Maxwell and
two children, Cynthia and Tommy
are ht home after a tour of the
South West which took them
through twenty states. Mrs. Max
wells mother, Mrs. Lucy Barnsley.
ACCOMPANIED them on the trip and
remained in the West for a visit
with. friends and relatives. At
present she is visiting Mrs. Dorothy
Schott in Burbank, Calf. and is
expected to arrive home on Sep
TENDER %. Included in their visits
rlong the way was one with Mr..
Maxwell's brother, Mr.. James Max.
we'll, rand his wife in Altus, Okla,
and : hignlight of the trip for Mrs.
Maxwell was their visit with her
brother, Theodore Barnsley and
his wife and three children in
Yakima, Wash. Since Mrs. Max
well had not seen her brother in
nine years. the visit was real re.
union for the Barnsley family. An
Interesting sidelight of the trip
was the fact that not until they
reached Yellowstone Park did they
see car with our familiar Mary
Land license tag and there they
saw MANY
On Saturday afternoon, begin
ming at noon members Of Boy
Scout Troop 449 will gather at the
Agricultural Center in Gathers
burg for a picnic. All members
IRE urged to turn out for the big
sffair and bring their Dads along
for the Father and Son" baseball
game and other events planned for
the day.
Early Thursday morning Com
mander and Mrs. Phillip w. Gates
and Past Commander Rowan +.
Erb and Mrs. Erb left by motor
for New Orleans La. where they
will attend meetings Of the Trien-
raj Conrlave Of Knights Templar.
Br. Will Prettyman is also plan
ming TO attend the conclave.
Miss Elizabeth Leizear is at
home on Maryland Avenue after
spending ten days in Cuba.