Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-15

Keep June ! in mind for the
flower show at the Woman's Club.
Mrs. Harold Sylvester and Mrs.
Bernard Bent, co-chairmen of the
event, announce the following COM
mittees: Tea Table, Mrs. Edward
Hogan and Mrs. Elmer Warnke;
Corsagese, Miss Zoe Wadsowrth;
Publicity, Mrs. Norman Healy and
Mrs. John Tackett; Entries, Mrs. H.
Clark Helms and Mrs. Wilson
Whetzel; Prizes, Mrs. George
Pughe; Posters, Mrs. Wallace Muir;
Plant Sale, Mrs. Alfred Christie,
III.
The annual May Day celebration
at St. Martins school will be held
on Wednesday,, May 81, when all
The parents, friends and former
students Of the school will gather
for a day of fun. A light plate
lunch will be served and there will
he games, booths of baked goods
and fancy work and table of good
used articles of bric-a-brac, house
hold articles and children's cloth
ing. All are welcome.
At the April meeting of the
Washington Grove P.T.A., in ad-
6ition to electing officers June 7
was set as the date for the annual
fried chicken and crab cake din
ner. May 29 was announced as the
date for the Music Festival given
by the children at the school at
1:SO. Everyone is invited. The
?.T.A. members wishes to thank
everyone who supported their re-
cent bake sale which was a great
success; and to thank the follow
ing men who raked the school yard
and planted grass seed: Mr.. Sam
Monoco Mr.. Pau Embrey Mr.. Char
les Cuffley and Mr.. Elmer Fink.
The Grove Recreation Club met
on Monday evening to make plans
for the summer program. The
first regular square dance will be
held May 81 with live music and
every second Saturday night there
after. The auditorium will be open
every Mon, Wed. and Friday even
ings for teenagers participation in
lecreational activities. The week
end July a, 5, and will be devoted
TO practice tennis tournaments.
There will be another in mid-sum-
:ner and then the final in Septem-
Der. These tournaments are plan
ned to get more people out for
tennis-so dust off your equipment
and come out for practice. Mr..
Richmond Clapperton is tennis
chairman again this year by popu-
lar request.
HAIL & FAREWELL: Welcome
home to Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart who
have returned to the Seaton home
on Brown Street! Mrs. Seaton is
from Australia and since their
marriage she and Mr.. Seaton have
seen a lot of the world spending
several years in Alaska. The
Seatons have three Sabotage
daughters.
Good-luck to the Bernard Green
bergs who moved the first of the
month to Pittsburgh, Penna. where
Mr.. Greenberg has been working
as a representative for the United
Steel Workers of America and
home week-ends. Their
new address is 1888 Youngridge
Drive, Baldwin Borough, Pitts
nurgh 81, Penna. Mrs. Greenberg's
enthuiasm and support will be
greatly missed in community al
fairs. She was most active in
P.T.A, Girl Scouting and recrea-
ton. Among those entertaining
for the Greenbergs were the Her
man Aliens who gave a suppe,
party at the new country home on
the Snouffers Road: Mrs. Armin
l1e'z. who is now area chairman of
the Girl Scouts, had a luncheon for
the Girl Scout council members and
friends at her home on Maryland
Avenue in Gaithersburg: the John
Chamberlains of Oakmont were "at
home" to friends of the Greenbergs
on Saturday evening.
The PARTY-LINE: Mrs. w. L.
Darby honored her Mother, Mrs.
Nathan Allnutt of Front Royal.