Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-18

sey, whom many of your know,
was instructor of the class. Con-
gratulations, Sis, and to all you
other Aides, who do this wonder
full volunteer work!
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel A. Norris,
Jr. attended the twenty-fifth an
niversary of the graduation of the
class of 1928 from Georgetown
University. Eighty-seven mem
bers of the class, with their wives,
came from all over the United
States and some foreign countries
to assemble at the Kennedy War;
rem on Friday, June 5. After cock
tails and buffet supper, an in
formal get together was held at
the headquarters suite at Ward
man Park. On Saturday morning
a Mass for the deceased members
of the class was celebrated in Saint
Williams chapel on the campus.
The returning alumni were served
lunch in Mcguire Hall. After the
luncheon the Reverend Edward
B. Bum, S. j. held a reception in
Copley Lounge for the returning
silver julibarians and presented
each a scroll memorializing the
occasion. After attending the
alumni lawn party on the College
lawn, the members of the class and
their wives returned to Wardman
for dinner-dance. Festivities
were closed with brunch at
Wardman on Sunday. The Commit
fee on arrangements was: James A.
Heiskell, Louis F. Peak, DR.. AL
Philip Kane and Abel A. Norris,
Jr.
Normandy Farm, always popu-
lar spot for entertaining among
local folks, has been the scene of
number of parties recently. Dr..
and Mrs. Milton C. Towner of
Broadwood Drive entertained there
recently for Mr.. Gayle Starns and
Mr.. William Brewer. DR.. Towner
has just returned from Indonesia.
May 20 was a gay day for young
Fairfax Walters, son of Mrs. Mary
G. Walters and the late 1t. Col.
Julian F. Walters, USING. It was
his eighth birthday and nine of his
friends gathered to enjoy the
games and goodies.
Mrs. Mary G. Walters attended
delightful luncheon recently at
the Blue Room of the Shoreham
Hotel as the guest of Mrs. Mae
Voelk. Mrs. Dwight Eisenhower
was guest of honor at the affair.
Earlier in the week, Mrs. Walters
to Chatham, Va. with
Colonel and Mrs. Frank P. Hager,
USING of Bethesda, to attend the
Alumni Meeting at Hargrave Mill
tary Academy. While there she
was entertained by Mrs. Kate
Powell and Mr.. Ray Harris. This
past weekend, Mrs. Walters flew
to Virginia Beach to enjoy the
sunshine and surf bathing.
Last Friday, the girls of the De-
partment of Public Works for
Montgomery County, gathered at
the home of Mrs. Dorothea Porter
on West Montgomery Avenue for
a farewell luncheon in honor of
Mrs. Katherine Wells. 1t was Mrs.
Wells last day with the Depart
ment of Public Works.
Monday afternoon the Reverend
and Mrs. Jacob H. Gamble, and
their young daughter, moved from
Easton, Md. to the parsonage of
the Baptist Church in Rockville
Mr.. Gamble will assume the pas
torate of the Rockville Baptist
Church on June 16.
Over the weekend, Mr.. and Mrs
Dick Hickman and Mrs. Bradley
karn motored to Rochester, N. Y. |
where they attended the gradua-
hon exercises of Miss JoAnne
Hickman. Miss Hickman received
a degree from the University of
Rochester School of Nursing. She
plans to stay on in Rochester at
he hospital.
Congratulations are in order for
John F. lmirie, brother of Mrs.
Richard G. Goodson of Rockcrest
who graduated from the Univer-
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