Montgomery County sentinel., 1952-07-24

and Mrs. j. Brawner Nicholson on
their way to Deerfield Beach for
a three-week holiday. They will be
Joined by their very good friends
the Horace P. Lucketts, of Silver
Spring. Their first stop will be at
Eau Gallie to meet another good
friend, DR.. R. w. Baer of Freder-
lex and spend some time with him
on his boat which he keeps docked
there.
On Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry N. Miles will leave by train for
q fwo-weeks' vacation at Miami
Beach.
And speaking of boats, the Dick
Culps have been enjoying the sum-
mer week-ends on their boat, "The
Culprit", cruising around the Bay
waters. They keep her docked at
Deale and go out from there.
The Abel Norris family has
chosen New England for their va
cation spot. They are spending ten
days in the White Mountains of
New Hampshire.
Mrs. Oliver Perry and Mrs. o.
w. Anderson and her daughter,
motored to New York for a few
days this week. Mrs. Perry went
outsto Mt. Vernon for visit with
her sister, Mrs. Gerald Cox, and
her husband, while Mrs. Anderson
and her daughter stayed in New
York for some sightseeing and
shopping.
Miss Margaret Dronenburg is in
Dayton, Ohio this week visiting
herfsister, Mrs. Perry Griffith, and
Mr.. Griffith.
The capital city of Connecticut,
Hartford, was the vacation spot
for Miss Mary Lyddanne, who
spent two weeks visiting her niece,
Mrs. Gift Emery. Mrs. Emery
droke down from Connecticut, and
took Miss Lyddanne back with her.
Maryland's own Ocean City is
theSspot chosen for a group of
Rockyillians who will take off Sat
urday for a holiday. Mrs. Bradley
Karn, and her four children, Mrs.
Paul Wire, with two of her young
sters, and Mrs. Ashton Garrett
with two of her little ones, are
planning to vacation" together.
Mrs. Harriet Griffith will leave
this week for Orkney Springs for
a two weeks vacation. Mrs. Grif-
fifth always looks forward to her
visit here, since each year she re-
news the many friendships she has
made through the years.
Joining the young campers this
week is John Joseph Garder,
much better known as Joe, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward o. Gardner,
who left on Sunday for Leonard
town. Joe will spend a month at
Camp Calvert.
Barbara Belts and Lacey Anne
Guide are spending a few weeks at
Camp May Flather, near Harrison
burg, Va. On Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
David e. Belts and Mr.. Adolph
Guide drove down for a visit with
their daughters.
The weekend found the James
Davis family at Capon Springs, w.
Va, while the George Kephart
family journeyed to Media, Pa. for
a visit with friends there.
For the past few weeks, Mrs. J.
Paul Brunett has been visiting in
Silver Spring. She has been the
guest of Mrs. James Malone.
Itis good to see Joe Steinbere
back and "doing business at the
same old stand" again after an alb.
sende of several weeks.
Another of Rockville's flavor.
ties" who has been missed these
pastsfew weeks is Mrs. Theodore
Mason, Sr. 1t is good to see hel
out and about again.
Mrs. Lucie Howard is a proud
grandmother these days. Hel
daughter, Mrs. Jackson ireland
1.-THE former Helen Howard) and
Mr.. ireland, are the proud parents
of a bouncing baby boy. Born al
the Prince Frederick General Hos.
pital on Saturday, young Jackson
Evans weighed just short of eight
pounds. Mr.. and Mrs. Ireland live
at Plum Point and early in August
Mrs. Howard plans to visit then
and make the acquaintance of hei
newest grandson.
Another of Mrs. Haward'S
daughters, Mrs. James Jasper, ane
her husband, will be leaving or
September / to make their home
in Cleveland, Ohio. They have beer
making their home in Takoma
Park. Mr.. Jasper, who is associa
ted with the Anchor Fence Com
pany, has been transferred to the
Ohio city.
Word comes from Yokoham;
from Mrs. Ernest Whitaker tha
she has arrived safely and is get
ting settled in her new home, ac
companied by her four young sons
she flew to Japan to join her hus
band, Colonel Ernest Whitaker
head Of fha Iudictic Connnnan,