Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-08
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Mrs. w. A. Daniel
Phone PoolesVule 211S

Family dinners and get-togeth-
ers literally filled up the Christ
mas holidays but there were sew
eral other delightful parties held
during the Christmas week. Sat
urday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Allnutt of Jacksonville held
Open House and Eggnog Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Wander
Cook held another Holiday Party
the same evening and great many
of the guests attended both.
At East Cakes, on Sunday, The
Galatians had Open House and
Christmas Cheer.
Many OF the rs Montgomery
Countians who attended the Snow
Ball in Frederick, December 22nd,
are still talking about it and the
wonderful hospitality at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. Byron d. White
at cocktails and a delicious buffet
dinner preceding the Ball. Some
of us who couldn't attend are
thinking ahead for another year.
This was a great success and was
done to airscondition the operating
rooms at frederick. Memorial Hos
pital.
The Sunday School party of st.
Peters Church held at the Fire
House December Both was grand
time for all. To use the express
sion of one present at was hum
dingerw Games were played, de-
licious refreshments served and
finally Old Santa arrived with his
pack and remembered each child
with gifts.
Mrs. Frances p. Williams and
Miss Mary Emmert enjoyed the
Christmas holidays with relatives
in Washington.
Washington was home with her
mother, Mrs. II. J. White.
A family dinner was held at
Mrs. E. w. Whites on Christmas
Day with the guests being Mr..
and Mrs. Brawner Nicholson of
Rockville, Mr.. and Mrs. Lige White
of Bethesda and Miss Helen White
of Washington.
Guests of the Misses Hoskinsons
on Tuesday were Mr.. and Mrs.
William +. Freeman and son Billy
of Chevy Chase and Mrs. Wilbur
Sherwood OF Washington.
Wilfred Edward Winfield, better
known to all of us as "Sonny"
all the years he lived with Mrs.
j. Hall, was here for a week dur
ing the holidays. Now in the
Marine Air Corps, "Sonny" is sta
toned at Jacksonville, Florida.
Home from college included Miss
Estelle Buxton from State Normal
at Towson, Webb Hersperger from
Hopkins with his friend, Matthew
Lee of Hawaii, Miss Roberta Stew
ems from University of Maryland,
Tommy Thomas from Washington
College, Johnny Windolph of Daw-
sonville from Notre Dame, Fuller
Atkinson from school in Baltimore
and Donald Jones and Charles Dav-
is, Jr. from Charlotte Hall Acad-
envy.
Also happy to be home during
the holidays was Howard Bodmer
from Lakeland Air Force Base in
Texas.
Billy Poole spent his vacation in
Bermuda with his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mayer. Clark
Poole, who is in the Navy and
stationed at Boston, was home for
the past weekend.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Spurrier and Miss Bessie Grub on
Monday last were DIR. and Mrs.
Acosta Velarda and Sereta and
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had flown to New York and then
to Washington where they were
visiting friends and relatives near
by.
Lloyd Jones, Sr. was in Beth
esda over Christmas with his
daughters, Mrs. Robert Gallery and
Mrs. Irving Fisk and families.
Guests during Christmas week
with Mrs. Isaac Fyffe were Mr..
and Mrs. Darby Peddicord Of Prince
Frederick.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry p. Brown,
Jr. Of Philadelphia were weekend
guests Of Rev. and Mrs. Carter
Gilliss at the Rectory Df
Miss Betty Cooley, daughter of
Mrs. Franklin Cooley, Sellman, was