Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-10-30

uaCeS LOT congress from Maryland
dates for Congress fom Mary
lands 9Th district-Mrs. Stella
Werner, the Democratic candidate
and Dewitt S. Hyde, the Repub-
lican candidate - were honored
guests at parties in Rockville dur
ing the past week. On Wednesday
afternoon, Mrs. Roger Tubby en-
Ntertained at her home on West
SS1ontgomery Avenue at tea in
honor of Mrs. Werner. A large
number of Mrs. Werner's supper
tiers gathered to enjoy the informal
gathering and a chat with their
candidate.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. R.
Lofstrand was the scene of a tea
on Sunday afternoon, honoring
State Senator Dewitt S. Hyde.
Here, again, large group gather
ed for an informal meeting and
chat with their favorite candidate
and his wife.
Forgetting politics for moment,
the next "most talked" of topic
in town is the beautiful party given
Sunday afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs.
William Chase Mudgett at their
lovely new home Screen Meadows. :"
More than $50 guests gathered
during the party hours, enjoying
the hospitality of their genial
hosts, and the opportunity to see
"Green Meadows, which they so
cleverly designed themselves.
Preceding the Potomac Hunt Ball
n be given Saturday at Congress
Hional Country Club will be series
of cocktail parties and Bullets sup
pers. Mr.. and Mrs. George de
Franeaux have asked 120 or more
guests to stop in at after River
Road home for cocktails before they
go over to the club for the ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brockett Muir will be
hosts at a dinner party before the
dance. A supper party with two
hostesses will be given before the
ball by DIR. and Mrs Robert Moran
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Carroll,
who will entertain for the mem
bers of the Marlborough Hunt.
And still others to be hosts at
supper will be Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hight, Jr.
Mr.. T. P. jenkins who has been
visiting her son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. William q.
Pyles, at their home on Williams
Street has returned to her home in
Hagertown. Mrs. Jenkins has
been with her daughter since the
early part of the summer.
On Monday evening, Mrs. George
,Barthel of Batavia, N. Y. arrived
ITO spend time with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Barthel, at their home on
Upton Street.
For the past two weeks, Mrs.
Hemp Griffith has been visiting
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Sam Her
sperger, in Round Hill, Va. Mrs.
Griffith is expected to return the
end of the week.
The Laurel Brigade Inn in Lees
burg was the scene of luncheon
party last Thursday when Mrs.
George B. Allnutt, Mrs. Cramer
Burke and Miss Hattie Mcfarland
were co-hostesses. Together with
a group of friends, they drove to
Leesburg where they met another
group of friends and all had lunch
con together.
On Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. All
mutt, together with Mrs. Burke
and Miss Mcfarland, drove over
the new Chesapeake Bay Bridge
and had lunch on the Eastern
shore.
The home of Mrs. Howard I.
Federline of Crawford Drive was
the scene of CAV party on FRIDAY
lnvening when Mrs. John Taylor
land Mrs. Paul Beall were co-hos-
tesses honoring Mrs. Walter Lin
thicum of Glenmont at a storF
shower Mrs. Linthicum is the
Betty Jean O'Brien of Rockville.
On Saturday night Mrs. Leonard
Beall was surprised with a shower
of presents tied in pink and blue
when members of Delta Gamma
Chi sorority gathered at the home
of Mrs. Otis Beall for the party.
Tyler Peter. son of Mrs. Robert
Peter, was home for the weekend
from Randolph-M at Front
Royal, Va. Rumors are rife that
Tyler looks very handsome in his
uniform. Saturday night group OF
his young friends surprised him
by dropping in for "open house
during the evening.
Even though Halloween isn't
until Friday the COLLINS and
witches gathered at the home Of
Katherine Weddle last Friday
night, when she was hostess at
Halloween party for 35 of her
young friends.
On Monday evening, Mrs. Char
les w. Woodward. Jr. was hostess
to her Circle of the Methodist
Church at her home on Maryland