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

Over four hundred Countiani
gathered Friday night at Congress
sional Country Club to dance to thu
super syncopated style of DaviC
McWilliams Orchestra dead by
Townley Gamble, himself a mem,
Der of the Board Of Governors) al
the Twentieth Montgomery Cotil-
lion. While this semi-annual in
vitational dance is always one OF
the highlights of County social
gatherings, this one in the opinion
Of most everyone was one of the
best. (Having attended nineteen
Cotillions, we feel well qualified to
heartily concur in this opinion.)
There were several parties in
Rockville preceding the dance. Mr.
and Mrs. George Kephart enter
tanned large group at their home
on Forest Avenue and the new home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Elgin on
Seven Locks Road was the scene of
another gathering. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas w. Jones entertained a
group of friends at dinner, their
guests going on later to the dance.
In Bethesda, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Browning were hosts to a group
before the dance, while over Silver
Spring way. Mr.. and Mrs. Lorraine
Nilliken gathered large group to-
gether for cocktails before the
party. Following the dance, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Fisher of Gathers
burg were hosts at a breakfast
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy M. Wilcox. for
mer residents who now reside in
Sarasota. Florida. are back in their
Great Falls Road home for the sum-
mer months.
On Wednesday of last week, Mrs.
Thomas w. Anderson. accompanied
bv her son, George Miner, and Miss
Ann Bouic, sailed from New York
aboard the Liberte for a vacation
in Eurone. They locked in Lee
Havre Tuesday night and after
spending a week in Paris will go
on to Neuchatel, Switzerland where
Mrs. Anderson and George Miner,
will remain for the summer to visit
Mrs. Andersons sister, Mrs. Maur-
ice Voepeli. Following a short
visit in Neuchatel, Ann will do some
travelling around on her own and
will fly back to the states in about
six weeks. On Tuesday, young
Thomas Anderson sailed on a stu
dent boat and after spending some
time in London. will join his mother
and brother in Neuchatel. Mrs.
Albert Bouic and Mr.. Thomas And
erson journeved to New York and
were on hand to wish the group
bon VOYAGE as they sailed.
On Wednesday afternoon. Miss
flame Alice CHM, ACCOMPANIED nv
Miss Gladys Benson. left Idlewild
Nirnort in New York aboard a
BnAC plane for London. They are
planning a visit with the popular
Bairsto family. Before returning
bone they will visit other places in
England. Holland, Switzerland.
italv. France, Germany and Belgi.
ann. SATURDAY. night, a group of Jane
sAlices friends pave her a surprise
sbon VOYAGE party. The party was
a hayride which ended at the Poto.
qnac Hunt Club for refreshments
hnd lots of good old fashioned sing
3ng. Those who gathered to wish
gane Alice we'll were Mark TAYLOR,
Carol Stuart, Judson Hardy, Miles
plson, Annabelle Adams, jim
Davis. Louise Cecil, Cissv Berry
SD Prince. Dick Seville. Mary
Stout, Bob Bowman, Oscar Gottsho,
Mimi Eberhart and Bill Shearmait
Another Rockvillian who expects
10 see the Bairstos soon is Thomas
Wallace Jones. son of the Tom
Joneses, midshipman at Annapolis
who is on two month cruise
aboard a destroyer, party of the
regular training at the Naval acad-
emv. The midshipman will put in
at Torquav, England, only a short
distance from London.
On Saturday, Harry Beall will
sail from New York aboard the
new American Export Line "Con,
stitution for a two-month vacation
which will take him to Gibralta,
and then on to Africa, the Baleari,
Islands. Spain, Portugal, France
italy, Sicily, and Tunisia. Accom-.
panied by two collegeapues in hi,
office in New York. Harry will
return to New York the early par,
of September.
Headed by Mayor Daniel r
Weddle and his son and daughter
group from Rockville journeyeC
TO Ocean City over the week enc