Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-07-10
Rockville and Vicinity
Mrs. John Diamond III - Rockville 1912
Or Call Rockville 2144 - PAS

'fly-wed, Ellicott Wrights of Con
necticut, both of whom are teaching
at Green Acres School this sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Beall, Sr.
will spend the next two months,
.eisuring travelling across the coun-
try, camping out, and visiting
friends and relatives as they go.
The expect to visit Yellowstone and
while in Vancouver, B. c. will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bamford
(she is the former Ella Wootton Of
Silver SPRING. Their plans also
include a stop off in Carson City,
New. for a visit with Mrs. Dick
Waters. They will return to Rock
vile the first September.
When Miss Nancy Ransom was
married to 1t. William Butler,
USN on June %, a member of her
former pupils at Rockville Ele-
mentary School were among the
guests at the wedding. The cere-
mony was held in the Episcopal
Church in Farmville, Va. and those
from Rockville who journeyed down
were Mrs. Ray Looper and her son,
Glenn, and Mrs. Douglas Mills and
her daughter, Patsy. Mrs. Will
liam Bouic, accompanied by Patty
and Alice Bouic, Mandy Evans,
Polly Hopkins, and Lolly Beatty,
drove down for the ceremony and
remained overnight. They return
ed Sunday by way of the Skyline
Drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Blevins of
Denfield Road, formerly of Beall
Avenue in Rockville, are receiving
congratulations these days on the
arrival of Janis Carol on June %
az the Naval Medical Center. The
Blevins have two other daughters,
Linda and Donna.
Everybody out Potomac way is
talking about the Fox Den Horse
and Pony Show, held recently at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Robert E.
Moran, and Val Wilson who "blazed
away" on Blaze Away to take the
Grand Championship of the show.
Besides the championship, Blaze
Away won the Masters Class, the
Handy Hunter class, came in third
in the Ladies Hunters Glass (riden
Iby Mrs, Norton, Jr. and came in
second IA the Groom's open jump
ing class. Val came home laden
with blue ribbons and trophies.
The reserve championship of the
show was won by Mrs. Newbold
Noyes, Jr.'s, Mint Julip. and DR..
Alvin l. Kay's pony won the champ.
ionship in the pony class.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barnesley,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Val
Wilson, spent the weekend in Han
ever, Pa. as guests of Mrs. Barns
leys aunt, Mrs. Joseph E. Cremer,
and Mr.. Cremer, at their home
there. They attended the Hanover
Horse Show and saw Mrs. Barns
ley's cousin, Barbara Shipley of
Towson, win the reserve champion
ship in the hunter class.
The many friends of Jack Allnutt,
formerly of Rockville, and now liv-
ing in Harve de Grace, will be
glad to know that he is progressing
nicely from his recent accident, al
though he is still confined to Har-
ford Memorial Hospital in Havre
de Grace.
Birthday parties for the young
dot the calendar this week. Char
lene and Jeffrey Steinberg, cele-
brated their birthdays together at
a joint party on Wednesday after
noon at their home on Beall Ave
nue, with a large group of their
friends in attendance.
On Tuesday evening, Tommy
Buffers, was host to group of his
young friends at a theatre party
iii celebration of his cake day,
while on Wednesday Cecil Miller
was host at a supper party in cele-
hration of his birthday.
One of Rockville's most unusual
and greatly admired pets is miss
ing-a very handsome parakeet by
name of pretty boy" who fled the
bonds of domesticity for life in the
open woods last week. Owned bv
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beard OF
Forest Avenue, he is quite tame
and may well perch on your door
step or even your shoulder. He
will not survive in his new-found
freedom however, and if you should
see or hear of him, the Boards
would be so happy to know about
it. He can be lured back to his
cage with proper encouragement.
He is distinctive with his chartre-
use plunge, and can easily be dis
tinguished from our other feather
ed friends who inhabit the woods.
Miss Mary Lois Balsam is spend
ing a week at Calvert Beach in
Southern Maryland with friends
from Washington. .o,
Mrs. Helene Asten was the guest
of honor at luncheon at Mrs
Rays on Saturday, when the
mothers Of her third-graders at