Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-19
MRS ALLAN BROOKE

sponsor a silver tea on Saturday,
June 81, from to 5 pm. at Hol-
low Tree Farm, home of DR.. and
Mrs. II. King Vann. The tea is
for the benefit Of the Ep''c1pal
Eve, Ear, Throat Hospital in Wash
inoton.
Chnrlps Wood Of Sandy Spring
P~d Robert McClellard of Manor
Club hove returned from vaca-
ton snent IN Miomi Beach. FlnIi IA.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Forbush are
ruests Of Mrs. Forbush's narentq,
r'r. ard Mrs. A. D. Farquhar, at
The Cedars.
Mrs. Ray Bennett Roberts enter
TONED at . delightful luncheon
bridge for sixteen on Thursday,
June 5. at Keneenaw Farm, her
Ridge Road home. Among those
from the neighhorhood who attend
ed we~n Mrs. Thomas Ladson. sr..
Mrs. H. King Vann Mrs. Yellott
Candy, Mrs. A. R. Clas and Mrs.
larlton Brooke.
Another partv of the week was
TIE dessert bridge for several tables
given by Mrs. Jack Bentley on
Thursday.
The WSCS Of the Oakdale En-
orv Methodist Chu~ch met Thurs
cav with Mrs. william Alderton.
Guest speaker was Mrs. Louis Rus
s'er, who gave most interesting
talk on her trips to Mexico. Mrs.
Bussler had an exhibit of Mexican
en,broiderv. Jewels and baskets
Mrs. David Brigham modelled some
of the verv attractive native cos
turres and jewelrv.
Mrs. Themes Ladson ST., and
her son. DR.. Thomas Ladson, jr.,
left early Friday morning for Pot
tstown. Pa, in the latter's 1912
Model T Ford to attend the spring
meet of TIE National ANTIQUE Auto
mobile Club of America. Mrs.
Ladson was suitably dressed in
long duster and large hat, tied with
n veil. The car which is a sport
model known os "the Torpedo" won
third prize. The Ladsons returned
SUNDAY from the 300 mile round
trip, durinO which they averaged
about % miles an hour.
ED. Note: Shortage of space
prevented publication last week of
this section of Sandy Spring news.
The Sentinel regrets late publica-
TOM
The marriage of Miss Emmeline
Hurd Hill of Washington and
Brookevilln TO Mr.. Lawrence Rich
ardson of Cambridge, Massachu-
setts, was solemnized in the Beth
lehem Chapel of the Washington
Cathedral at ~ o'clock, Noon,
Wednesday, May 2s.
The Ceremony was followed by
a wedding breakfast at the Wash
ington home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hurd Hill.
The bride is graduate of Rad
cliffe College and studied at the
American School of Classical Art
in Rome. the groom is a graduate
of Harvard. They have gone by
plane to Italy where they will live
for the next wear while each con-
tinues postgraduate study.
The June picture always includes
number of graduations, with this
month no exception.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Rust Candy left
Wednesday for Lexington, Virginia,
to attend the commencement ex ..
orcises at Washington and Lee Uni
versity where their son, William
Candy, received his diploma. They
were guests at the Natural BRIDGE
Hotel while attending the festi.
vities,. They returned on Sunday
Their son returned with them.
Thomas Ye'lott Canbv, ir., was
one of the graduates at the Univer
sity of Virginia commencement eX-
ercises. held on Monday. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Candy motored to Charlotts
vile for the event and also saw
their son receive his commission as
ensign in the United States NAVY
Ensign CANDY remained at the Uni
versity for the dance Monday even
ing, but will have about ten day.
leave at home before reporting t
the Norfolk Naval Station fol
training in troop-landing ship
Three of this wears graduation
class at the National Cathedra
School for Girls in Washington
were from the Neighborhood.
now or formerly. Miss Rhod;
Wesley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Lotion s. Wesley of Alloway ant
the Misses Sandy and judy Whit
lock, twin dauphters of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Douglas Whitlock. who form
crly lived in Sandy Spring, re
ceived their diplomas at exercise
held TUESDAY morning.
Later in the day, Mr.. and Mrs
Wesley, their son, Stuart, an,
daughters, Rhoda and Lena Belle
lift by 'plane for Europe wher
they will spend the next tw