Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-07-03
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y holdoVer from last Week.)
One of Rockville's most popular
couples-June and Charles Albert
who soon will be leaving the
local scene to make their home in
New York, were the honorees at a
round of parties over the week
end. Charles, who will start his
rev position with the Bell Labora-
tories on July 1, will leave on Mon
Gay to do some househunting
After he finds a place, June and
Chuck will join him. Starting off
the weekend festivities, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wendell R. Turner were hosts
at an after nine party on Friday
evening to large group of the
Abert's friends. Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Hickman chose a breakfast
party Saturday morning to honor
the couple and on Saturday even
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. John Doonan
entertained at supper party, fol-
lowed by dancing, at their home.
Bringing the round of parties to a
delightful end on Sunday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Elgin were
hosts at supper party for the
Abert's. Charles, who is not only
being wished the best of luck in
his new job from all sides, is also
being congratulated these days on
his recent graduation from Mary
land, where he received his B. S.
degree. Following his graduation,
Mrs. Albert entertained a group of
friends at a five to seven party in
celebration of the event.
New York is claiming another
ere of Rockville's favorites couples
Eleanor and Fletcher Waller,
who will also soon be leaving to
make their home in New York.
Fletcher has accepted a position
with the Bigelow-C Carlson Com
pany. Former director of person.
rel for the Atomic Energy Com
mission, he will do personnel and
public relations work in his new
Job. They are in Connecticut this
week househunting. They will
leturn to Rockville, and after sell
ing their house here, will leave for
their new home. Fletcher assumes
his official duties on August 1.
And speaking of moving, the
\ Jack Mackeys are busy getting
Isettled in their new home at 10
West Montgomery Avenue. They
lave made some alterations and
changes in the house and with Mar
Jorie's flair for the artistic and her
experience in decorating, it will
undoubtedly have a charm all its
own.
Also starring in the moving pic
ture recently are the newly-weds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Parks who
have moved into their new house
on South Adams Street.
Mrs. Mary Bouic Evans and her
young daughter, Mandy, have re-
Gently moved into their new home
en- West Montgomery.
In another move on Montgomery
Avenue, Mr.. and Mrs. Dyke Gull
lum, and their three children, for
merly of Goshen, are the new own
ers of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Pate's
home. The Cullums moved in last
week and, the Pates are stavinp
temporarily with Mrs. Pate's
brother-in-law, and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vinson Peter, until their new
rambler on Forest Avenue is ready
: for occupany. They are planning
No in the very near future.
Wedding bells will be ringing on
Saturday for Miss Nancy Louise
Ransom when her marriage to 1t.
William Brown Butler. USN takes
place at Johns Memorial Episcopal
Church in Farmville, Va. A re-
ception will follow at Longwood
House. Miss Ransom was one of
the fifth grade teachers at RocI.
vile Elementary School this YEA.
And speaking of wedding bells,
they have been ringing happily for
fifty years for Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
rem of Potomac, who on Wednes.
cay, June Is, celebrated their gold
en- wedding anniversary. Their
four daughters, Mrs. George w
Goldsborough, with whom thew
make their home, Mrs. Robert r
Copes of Silver Spring, Mrs To-
Seph F. Snouffer of Rockville and
Mrs. Carroll V. Jones of Glenmont
Heights, were co-hostesses at Mrs
Goldsborough's home in Potomac
at party on Wednesday evening
Ihe thirty guests included mem
bers of the family and neigbbors
who came to wish the Penns MANY
more years of welded bliss.
Among the guests were their five
grandchildren, Anne Copes, Harry
Joseph Snouffer, Benjamin George
Snouffer, and Mrs. Richard X
Hart.
On Saturday evening, a large
group of friends gathered at the
new home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Miles on Hi-Wood Drive for