Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-29
Rockville and Vicinity
Mrs. John Diamond, Ill Poplar 2-23I2
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and their two young sons will
join the CounrianS Vacationlng al
Bethany Beach.
The Harry Armstrong family
is Vacatfoning at Rehoboth Beach.
They will be back after August
seventh.
Mrs. Marjory Hendricks of Po-
tomac has had as her house
guests at Normandy Farm Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Metzler of
Ephrata, Pa. Mrs. Hendricks and
MIR. Metzler were associated in
Red Cross work during World
War II.
For weeks now members of the
Metropolitan Homes baseball
team in the Midget Class of
Montgomery County's Boys Base
ball Association, have been burst
ing with big secret. Tuesday
night, the secret was out. Fol
lowing the regular scheduled
game, the team gathered for a
big surprise party for the manag
er, Bob Richardson, and the
coaches, Gene Atwell and R. Riv-
ers. The party was held at the
home of Parker Diamond and be-
sides the team a number of par
ents and faithful fans were on
hand to assist. The boys present
ed each of the men with a gift
as token of their affection. Ever
since early Spring Bob Richard
son, Gene Atwell and r. Rivers
have been working with these
youngsters. Not only have they
turned out one of the best teams
in the league (second at this
writing), they have made fast
friends and splendid sportsmen
out of every member of the team.
Saturday evening one of Rock
ville's very favorite young ladies,
and a "bride-to-be" was honored
at dinner dance at Chevy Chase
Club-Miss Alice C. Berry. The
latter part of August, Miss Ber-
ry will become the bride of Da-
vid Cough Morgan, son of Judge
and Mrs. 10 V. Morgan of Be-
theSda. Hosts at the delightful
party were Judge and Mrs. David
A. Pine. Guests at the party in
Guided the brides mother, Mrs
Alice C. Berry, Judge and Mrs.
10 V. Morgan, Ed Bellinger, Carol
Cunningham, Judge Richmond v.
Keech, Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Bayne
Robertson, and Mr.. David G.
Morgan.
Tonight, Miss Berry will again
be feted when Miss Patricia At
wood and Miss Barbara Rogers
entertain for her. They will be
co-hostesses at a kitchen shower
at Miss Atwood's home, Cragg-
wood, in the Glen.
All roads will be leading to the
Carnival grounds soon, for come
August 9 the Annual Carnival of
the Rockville volunteer fire de-
partment opens. The Well-known
TV and radio stars, Jimmy Dean
and his Texas Wildcats, will be
on hand to get things off to a big
start. The carnival, as usual, will
have number of attractions for
both the youngsters and the old
sterS and certainly deserves
everyone's support. Better jot
these dates down and don't for
get-August 9 to 20 inclusive.
Mrs. Raleigh Chinn and her
daughter Jane Alice are spend
ing two weeks on a motor trip
which will take them to Nova
Scotia. Miss Gladys Benson is
accompanying them on the trip.
Mrs. Charles 7. Morrison and
her son, Chuck, and daughter,
Donna, have just returned from
wonderful visit in New York.
They were guests of Mrs. Mort
sons sister, Miss Gertrude
Wright at New Rochelle. While
they were there, they also had an
opportunity to visit many of their
friends in Rye, where they form
erly made their home.
This weekend will find one of
Rockville's favorite families back