Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-24
Twin Brook
Mrs. Claud o. Cross
Rockville 1919

| At the combined Protestant
church services held Easter even
ing at the Rockville Methodist
Church several from Twin Brook
took part. Those in the play "Be-
yond a Shadow of Doubt" were
Millicent and Eddie Norment anc
Faye Seaton, and taking part in the
choir singing was Martha Book.
Easter Sunday was special day
for Mrs. Joseph Kavanaugh of st
Lo Avenue, when she, together
with Mr.. Kavanaugh, attended the
200 o'clock wedding in Baltimore
Of Miss Mary Klevisher and Mr.
Charles Irelan. The bride and Mrs
avanaugh were roommates and
classmates when they were in
training in the School of Nursing
at the University of Maryland.
Gerry Gregg. and his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Gregg of
Ardennes, were hosts to several lit
tie people at an egg hunt on Easter
Sunday. The following enjoyed the
Inequalities, especially stuffing
themselves with all the candy good
les and cake: Margie and Mary
Ellen Grove, Gary CARRIER, and
Billy Mahon of Silver Spring, and
Ann Burton, Lynn and Dom
Harloe.
Mrs. Norma Person of Midway
Avenue who was Chairman Of the
Red Cross drive for this vicinity
wants to express her appreciation
to all her co-workers and to all
those who contributed to making
cur total $4,000.
The Blue Birds of the Camp Fire
Girls, under the leadership of Mrs.
CARL Dinwiddie of Midway Avenue
have just completed their candy
sales and did very well, thanks to
everyone for cooperating SO gen.
erously. Among members of the
group are Vicki Gard, Carol and
Barbara coda, Dolores Ross, Cuby
Jean Dinwiddie, Bonnie and Jackie
CAN'T.
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Cheslosky of Denfield Road had as
their hou-e guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Cloyde Pate of Dennisport, Mass.
Mr.. Cheslosky and Mr.. Pate were
in the service together during the
last war. Wednesday night the
Chesloskys and the Pates drove
into Washington to celebrate Mr..
Pate's birthday by dining at the
Seven Seas Restaurant.
Mrs. Harry Murray and Richard
Canon of Halsey Road, were in
Philadelphia Monday of last week
attending the East Coast meeting
of the Better Brushes Company
held at the Bellevue Stratford
Hotel. Mrs. Canon, at home with
the 2 little boys of each family, got
the surprise of her life when she
was able to get all four of them to
sleep at one time in the afternoon.
Little twin brothers, Kenneth
James, and Brian Harrison, arrived
April II at the Bethesda Naval
Hospital to keep their big brother.
Michael, company in the home Of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. W
Winchester of Crawford Drive.
We were little late in reporting
the. arrival of John NJ. III, at
Walter Reed Hospital March 10.
His parents are Major and Mrs.
John Merritt of Atlantic Avenue
who gave him a big welcome.
Word has been received that DR..
Thomas Pape has made a splendid
recovery from the emergency ap-
abroad the aircraft carrier, Mid
way, in the Mediterranean the lat
ter part of February.
Easter Holiday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Dinwiddie were the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Engle, of Boston, Mass.
Joe Kavanaugh, Jr. has made a
very successful recovery from a
minor eye operatin performed at
Suburban Hospital a week ago.
Mr.. and Mr.. Thomas Mccarthy
and family of Ardennes Ave. en-
tertained the following at a family
dinner Easter Sunday: Mrs. Nc
Carthy's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph A. Cantrell, and daughters,
Misses Joan and Ester, and son,
Joseph F. Cantrell and Mrs. Can
trell, all of Bethesda, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Emanuel Walters and daugh-
ter, Dinda, of Rockville.