Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-03-05

O"H eyes Two TODlnS! "A gOOC
sign in uor book that Spring can't
be far off. When that seed cata-
logue arrived, we were sure, but
then that surprise snow set us
back a peg or two. Well, March
came in like a lion, so could be it
will go out like lambl
A very pretty wedding, and one
of particular interest to many
CONTAINS, took place in Greenwich
NY. on February % when Miss
Virginia Murray Hamilton, daugh-
ter of Mrs. S. Murray Hamilton of
Rockville, and the late Mr.. Hamil-
ton, became the bride of Mrs. Ber-
nard Alexander Fusaro, son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fusaro
of Philadelphia. The ceremony
took place at pm. in st. Johns
Episcopal Church and was per-
formed by Father Charles Graf,
Rector of the Church. Miss Lu-
cinda B. Hamilton was her sisters
only attendant. Mrs. Fusaro is a
graduate of Richard Montgomery
High School and the National
Academy of Dramatic Arts in New
York City. Mr.. Fusaro is a gradu-
ate of Swarthmore College and
currently is working on his doc
torate at Columbia University in
New York. He is lecturing at
Columbia College. The newlyweds
have taken an apartment in New
York and will make their home
there until Mr.. Fusaro completes
his work at Columbia. Mrs. S.
Murray Hamilton, mother of the
bride, and Mrs. Charles Pretty
man of Rockville, went to New York
for the wedding.
The weekend found Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hall and their three young
daughters busy getting settled in
their new home at North Adams
and Wood Lane in Rockville. Mr..
Hall is counsellor at Richard Mont
gomery High School.
The weekend also found the
George Kepharts busy-in a twirl
of more farewell parties. Friday
evening, DR.. and Mrs. Austin B.
Rohrbaugh entertained for them
at a from 9 on party and on Sat-
urday they were guests of honor
when Mr.. and Mrs. George Rady,
Jr., entertained at a dinner party
at their Bethesda home. Among
the guests at the dinner party were
Captain and Mrs. John Wogan of
Potomac, Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin and
Colonel and Mrs. Harry Little.
The Kepharts will soon be taking
off for Japan and they have been
wined and dined for the past few
weeks by their many friends in
the County. They have also re-
ceived many farewell gifts to take
with them to Japan. Their very
favorite one is a box of Rockville
soil topped by an American flag
to remind them of home-as if
they could forget!
Mr.. Mosby Butt and youngest
son, Clarence, also his grandson
Clarence, Jr., have returned from
Miami, Fla. after an eight weeks
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Reed are
spending some time at the resort
town of Caleta, Acapulco, Mexico
and word comes from them that
they are enjoying their vacation.
They have been away for about
three weeks.
Normandy Farm was the scene
of large dinner party on Satur-
day evening when Chester Clagett
of Glen Road was host to the
Farmers Club of Upper Montgom-
cry County.
The many friends of the. Rever-
end Don Marsh were glad to see
him when he recently visited Rock
vile. The Reverend Marsh was the
former associate pastor of the
Baptist Church here. He is now
preaching in Troy, NY.
Mr.. Hunter Davidson of barnes
town, Vestryman of Ascension
Chapel in Gaithersburg, and Milton
F. Clogg, of Rockville, Parish Reg
istrar, represented Prince Georges
Parish at a meeting held in Rich
mond, Va. over the weekend.
Mrs. Lee Hubbard and her daugh-
ter, Terre, have returned to Rock
vile after spending a week in Dur
ham, NC. visiting Mrs. Hibbard's
Mrs. w. w. Bowman, Sr.
Members of the Women's Aux
iliary of Christ Church met at the
Church on Wednesday for a COW
cred dish luncheon. Guest speaker
for the occasion was Mrs. Walter
Taylor of Washington. Following
the luncheon, the ladies sewed and
made surgical dressings for the
Eye, Ear and Throat
Mr.. James B. Maginnis and Mrs.
Marjorie Harder and her daughter,
Bobbe, all of Baltimore, were week.
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Hodge Smith of Roxboro.
DR.. and Mrs. Howard Bruenn of
N. Y. were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. David E.
Belts at their home, Hectic Hill,
on Falls Road. Saturday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Belts entertained at