Montgomery County sentinel., 1952-11-27

And no wish could be warmer
Than this one that's meant
for you!
Happy Thanksgiving!
II Saturday afternoon at four
o'clock found a number of Rock
Williams gathered in Bethesda at
II Christ Lutheran Church for the
beautiful wedding of Miss Barbara
Il Virginia Gray, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Arthur Gray of
Bethesda, and Mr.. William Slack
II Nicholson, son of Mrs. Leonard
II Nicholson and the late Mr.. Nichol-
son, for SO many years residents of
Rockville. Following the ceremony,
f reception was held at the Beth
esda Woman's Club. After we'd
n ding, trip to the South, the newly
weds will make their home in
n Bethesda. Rockvillians had the
long awaited opportunity to hear
Sam Riggs lovely voice-he sang
at the ceremony; They also caught
a glimpse of the Perry Griffiths,
who had come on from Dayton,
Ohio for the wedding. Perry was a
member of the wedding party. Also
among the members of the wedding
party was Lloyd Brewer of Rock
\ Vile.
On Sunday morning at Chri-t
Church in Rockville, baby DAY. 4
Patrick Funsten, son of Mr.. sA4
h Mrs. Robert V. Funsten, Jr., o1
Aberdeen Road, was christened.
The Reverend Raymond p. Black,
rector of Christ Church performed
the ceremony. James Montgomery
and Richard Valentine, both Of
\ Rockville, wers godfathers, and
Mrs. Vivian Clapp of Charlottes-
vile, Va. is David Patrick's god
mother. His ternal Grand
mother, Mrs. Jefferson, w. Baker
of Charlottesville was proxy for
Mrs. Clapp, who was unable to at
tend the 'ceremony. Also present at
the ceremony was the baby's Ma
ternal Grandfather, Mr.. Jefferson
w. Baker and his paternal grand
mother, Mrs. Robert Funsten, all
Of Charlottesville. Robed in a fam
lily christening gown, over one
hundred years old, David was
toasted at the sherry hour by mem
hers of the christening party and
members of the family at the Fun
stems home following the cere-
mony. Also present at the christen-
ing was young Vivian Funsten,
David's sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker have just re-
turned from a six-week visit with
friends and relatives in England.
They spent the weekend with their
daughter and her husband and
have returned to their home in
Charlottesville.
bMr. and Mrs. John Henderson of
South Adams st. have had won
defful reunion these past two
week-ends with their children.
Their daughter, Mrs. Norman
Broadwater, and her husband and
two young sons were down from
Hagerstown last weekend for a
visit. This weekend, Joe Hender-
son, and his wife and two young
daughters, came over from Balti-
more. MI. and Mrs. Henderson had
their first glimpse of their newest
grandchild, Sara Lavinia Hender-
son, born on September II in Balti-
more. The Hendersons other
daughter is six-year-old Carolyn.
Saturday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. o. Gardner were hosts at their
home on South Washington Street
when they entertained at buffet
supper.
Last Wednesday, Miss Mary AL
money enplaned for Cincinnati,
Ohio where she is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. William Scallon.
Captain and Mrs. John Wogan,
Jr. of the Glen have as their guests
for few weeks, Captain Wogan's
parents, Major General and Mrs.
John Wogan of Asheville, N. c.
On Thursday evening, the men Of
the Christian Church gathered in
the social hall for a covered dish
supper. Movies of last years Mary
land-Tennessoe game were shown,
and students from RMHS did some
fancy gymnastics for the men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Sonifrank
are busy these days getting settled
in their new house at 1910 viers
Mill Road. They moved last week
end from their former home on
Stonestreet Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Roane, Of
the Berlin Apartments, will soon
be moving into the Sonifrank's
hous, on Stonestreet Avenue.
Mort Hayes and Adolph GUIDE,
Jr. spent two days in Baltimore last
week attending meetings Of the
Rotary Club convention They we're
delegates from the Rockville Club.
Ed Myers spent the day at the
meeting on Sunday.
Probably no one has been missed
more from the local scene-and es-
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