Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-29

and baby are reported to be getting
along fine.
On Thursday, Mrs. Mary Walters
and Miss Mary Jane Kemp of Edge
moor attended the Marine Aviation
Wives Luncheon at the Officers
Club at Fl. Myer, Va.
Louis M. Leimbach, business man
ager of The Sentinel, was guest
speaker at the Monocacy Lions Club
dinner meeting Monday night at
the Beallsville Fire House. Mr..
Leimbach, who is an old hand at
this newspaper business, spoke TO
the group about weekly news
papers. 1--WE suspect he told them
thing or two about The Sentinel. J
Al Lazor, and Stanley Wilcox, both
members of the Rockville Lions
Club, were also guests of the Mon
ocacy Club.
When it comes to throwing a
party-and a surprise one at that
-Adolph GUIDE, Jr. and Dick Buck
ingham are the boys to do it. Sat
urday night they took their wives
to Columbia Country Club for din
ner. When the unsuspecting gals
arrived, they found group of their
friends waiting to surprise them
at dual celebration-it was Nancy
Guides birthday and Rose Bucking-
hams anniversary. Their hus-
bands had planned the entire party
and it was a complete surprise to
both gals. The beautifully appointed
dinner table contained two cakes
one birthday and one anniversary
and camellia corsage for each of
the feminine guests.
Mrs. Julian Gorski of Washing
ton, and her new daughter Lisa,
have been visitors in Rockville this
week. They spent few days with
Mrs. Gorski's mother, Mrs. Rose
Dawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Preston are
receiving congratulations these
days on the arrival of their daugh-
ter, born at Columbia Hospital on
Sunday morning, January 25. The
new Miss Preston tipped the scales
at nine pounds and three ounces.
Bill Albert, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bache Albert, left Rockville Tuesday
for New York. He sailed Wednes-
day aboard the independence for
Naples and from there will entrain
to Rome, where he will begin new
assignment with the Department
of State. He will be there for the
next two years. Bill, who has been
home for the past two months, re-
Gently COMPLETED an ASSIGNMENT in
the Far East which took him to
Hanoi, Pusan and Seoul.
The many friends of ]. B. Floyd
Of Washington Grove will be glad
to know that he is recuperating
from a recent illness. He is a
patient in Suburban Hospital.
| A very attractive visitor to
Rockville recently was Mrs. Conrad
Heede of Oslo, Norway, who was
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Buffers of Beall Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heede flew over from
Norway and after spending nine
days in New York on business. Mr..
Heede returned. This was Mrs.
Heede's first visit to the United
States, so she spent some time
visiting before she returned to Nor
way. Besides the Buffers (she is
Mrs. Buffers sister-in-law) she
visited another sister-in-law, Mrs.
Franklin Weiland in Phoenixville,
Pa. and then journeyed to Miami,
Fla, for a while.
Other visitors to Rockville re-
Gently were Colonel and Mrs. Fred
Morris who were guests of Col.
and Mrs. John East, USAF of
Forest Avenue for ten days. They
We're en- route to Holland where
Colonel Morris will be the Air At
tache at The Hague. They sailed
aboard the USS United States from
New York. While they were here.
Colonel and Mrs. East entertained
in their honor at buffet supper.
Mrs. Cora Fisher was the house
guest of her sister, Mrs. Blanche
Collins, for a week recently. On
January fourteen, Mrs. Collins en-
tertained at luncheon at her home
in honor of Mrs. Fisher. Other
guests at the party included. Mrs.
William Robey, Mrs. John Candy,
Mrs. Francis Collins, and Mrs. Lii
liam Gettings.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sylvester
Of Madison. Wis. and their four
Young children arrived in Rock
vile this week and will be here for
while as guest of Mrs. Sylvester's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Smith
of Forest Avenue.
Gordon Mcdonald, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold tYtoadownvsdneh fiji
Mrs. John Mcdonald, was home for
a few days vacation from his
studies at Haverford College,
Haverford. Pa.
George Miner and TOMMY And
erson, sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Anderson, took time off from their
studies at Haverford to come home
for the Inaugural festivities. They
have both returned to school. This
IS George Miners first year at
Haverford