Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-10-02

gathered at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Butts on Friday eve
ming for a gay al fresco supper
party in honor of Mr.. and Mrs,
Stanley Sheppard. The Sheppards
newly-weds of only a few weeks,
have recently moved into their new
home on Brent Road. Mr.. Sheppard
is from Gaithersburg and Mrs.
Sheppard halls from North Dakota.
The newcomers were given warm
welcome by their new neighbors.
On Saturday afternoon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allison Chaplin were hosts at
an after five party at their new
home on Argyle Street. The large
group of guests included many
from this area and other parts of
the County. Many old friends met
again for visit, and every one
enjoyed the genial hospitality Of
the hosts, for which they are so
well known.
Saturday afternoon, Barbara
Belts, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Belts, celebrated her birth
day with luncheon party at her
home on Falls Road. Her guests in
cluded many of her young friends
and members of the family.
Another one of the younger set
to celebrate his birthday = and on
the same date = September 81 -
was young Whistle Duncan, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis L. Duncan %
Falls Road. Whistle celebrated Lh1
important occasion at the home of
his parents, Doubled Farm.
Christ Church in Rockville was
the scene of a christening cere-
mony on Sunday afternoon at 4
pm. when the three young daugh>
tiers of Mr. and Mrs. Adolnh GUIDE,
Jr. were christened. The Reverend
: Raymond P. Black, rector of Christ
Church, performed the ceremony.
Mrs. John Doonan of Rockville and
Mrs. Hugh Henderson of Atlanta,
Ga. acted as godmothers for Lacey
Ann, with John Bowman of Gath
ersburg as Godfather. Georgeann
had as her sponsors, Mrs. Francis
L. Duncan, Mrs. Richard G. Buck
ingham, and DR.. Richard G. Buck
ingham, all of Rockville. Mrs,
Frank E. Williams, Jr. and Mrs.
James B. Davis of Rockville were
godmothers for Elizabeth Ann,
with Gilbert Guide of Chevy Chase
as godfather. Following the cere-
money, Mr.. and Mrs. Guide were
hosts at buffet supper at their
home on Falls Road for members
of the christening party and the
family.
Just about the 'happiest and
proudest people in town these days
are Mr.. and Mrs. Frank f. WIZ
liams, Jr., who on Friday became
the parents. of a young son -
Frank E. Williams, III. The new
member of the Williams family
was born at Montgomery County
General Hospital and weighed six
pounds, eight ounces. A young
daughter, Emily, completes the
family circle.
Mrs. A. r. Lofstrand, Jr. has
recently returned from st. Louis,
Z Mo. where she attended the Ma
tional Federation of Women's Re-
publican Clubs convention. Mrs.
Lofstrand represented the Mary
land State Federation.
Roger Tubby left last week to
accompany President Truman on
his whistle stop tour through the
country.
Mrs. William P. Sherman, presi-
dent of the Women's Auxiliary of
Christ Church in Rockville, called
meeting at her home last Mon
day evening to work out plans for
the annual Bazaar and Turkey Din
ner to be held at tae Church. The
date this year is Thursday, Mo-
vember 6, so circle it on your calen-
dar. Famed for their delicious din
ners, the ladies promise another
one this year and the bazaar, which
always offers a wide variety OF
items for sale, will have several
Innovations this year.
Volunteer workers for the Com
munity Chest Campaign in Rock
vile, met at the Court House on
Wednesdayevening to receive in
structions and materials for the
coming Red Feather campaign
which will open officially on oc-
tober 6. Mrs. irving G. McNayr is
chairman Of the Rockville area and
Judge Stedman Prescott is Presi-
dent of the Montgomery County
Community Chest. so during the
next few weeks, when your friends
and neighbors begin soliciting, and
when they ring your door bell -
do give - give all you can!
AS one of their projects for the
year, members of the P-TA Of
Richard Montgomery High School
are preparing and serving the
Rockville Lions Club dinners each
month. The first Of these was held
on Wednesday evening under the
capable direction of Mrs. F. W..