Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-23

Mrs. Gordon Farquhar of Hartford
Conn, has been received here with
interest. The baby was born on
Tuesday, July IA, and has been
named for her maternal great
aunt. Mrs. A. d. Farquhar left for
Hartford Monday morning by train
to make the acquaintance of her
second grandchild, and Mr.. Far
quhar will drive up later to join
her.
All roads will lead to the
grounds of Sherwood High on
Tuesday, July %, when the annual
Hospital Supper will be held. Most
of the committees are in high gear
for these last days before the
event. Among these are the Fancy
Table Committee, which was en-
tertained at luncheon by the chair
man, Mrs. Frederic l.. Thomas at
her home, Tanglewood, on We'd
nesday, July Is. Twenty members
met in the morning and worked all
day pricing and arranging all the
lovely articles which have been
collected. Among these are some
beautiful aprons, over fifty of
which have been made by the CO.
chairman, Mrs. Clarence Gilpin.
There is also a stunning nile-green
evening stole which was made by
Mrs. f. A. Merritt, formerly of
Chevy Chase, who now lives in
Washington.
The table will also feature use
full linens, dolls, costume iewelry
and some most attractive summer
shoulder bags. Mrs. Thomas Lad
son, Jr., has made twelve of the
latter. Mrs. Dean Acheson has do
mated some of her paintings, and
there will also be a collection of
interesting books for sale.
Members of the committee pres
ent, besides those already men,
toned, were Mrs. Thomas Ander-
son, Mrs. James Barnsley, Mrs.
Ann G. Boyd, Mrs. J. d. Bradshaw,
Mrs. Claggett Dorsey, Mrs. Mer-
ton English, jr., and Mrs. Louis
Gravelle. Also, Mrs. Francis Hal
lowell, Mrs. Arthur Palmer, Mrs.
Frederick Pratt, Mrs. Clarke Slade,
Mrs. Paul Sleman, Mrs. Isaac
Smith, Mrs. Francis Thomas and
Mrs. Richard Woodward.
Another committee hard at work
for the Hospital Supper is that of
the Country Store. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Beavers are co-chairmen of
this, and the committee met with
Mrs. Beavers recently to make fin
al plans. One of the innovations
this year is the sale of surprise
packages. The committee will ap-
preciate contribution of such pack
ages. Just wrap an article, which
can be sold for 25c, and mail it
to Mrs. John Beavers, address
either Sandy Spring or Brookeville.
The booth will also have fresh
vegetables, homemade jellies, pick
les and all sorts of country store
items. Members of the committee
present at the meeting were Mrs.
Norbert Burns, Mrs. Joseph Dorr,
Mrs. Woodman Perine, Mrs. Ham
ilton Treadway and Mrs. Helen P.
Weldon.
Miss Virginia Harvey, whose
marriage to MI. Henry Lampe took
place July lS, entertained her we'd
ding attendants at luncheon at OIL
ney Inn on Saturday, July II.
Those present were Mrs. Robert
Warfel, Mrs. John Hollowell, Mrs.
Thomas Jersey, Miss Marian San
ford, Miss Doris Radley and Miss
Marjorie Harvey. Additional guests
were the brides mother, Mrs. @.
Willard Harvey, the bridegroom's
mother, Mrs. Henry d. Lampe, and
Mrs. Richard Northam of Aiken,
S. c., the brides house guest.
Mrs. Henry d. Lampe also en-
tertained the entire wedding party
following the rehearsal on Thurs
day evening giving her party at
the Foreign Service Officers Club
in Washington.
Congratulations to Mrs. Clarence
A. Watkins of Ashton who recent
ly made her 22nd donation of
blood to the Red Cross. The latest
donation was made at the Penta-
gon on July 10.
The Women's Auxiliary of the
American Legion, Norman Price
Post met Monday, July 10, at the
Post home in Brookeville. The new
officers, who were installed that
evening, are president, Mrs. David
Brigham; LIST vice-president, Mrs.
Robert Zimmerman; End vice
president, Mrs. Francis Kruhm;
secretary, Mrs. Clyde Unglesbee;
treasurer, Mrs. Ebert Richardson;
sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. B. Thomp-
son; chaplain, Mrs. Harry M. Mil
Ter, jr.; and historian, Mrs. Reu-
ben Brigham.
The guest speaker for the eve
ming was Miss Joan Howes, who
was sent recently by the Auxiliary
as a delegate to the Girls State
held in Annapolis. The Auxiliary
voted to have a covered dish pic
mic for tic next meeting They