Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-01-14

just back; Bill Albert writes from
Rome that he is getting settled in
his apartment in the American
Embassy there; Lester Burn home
after three weeks in Alaska; word
from Johnny Seybold that he is sta
toned in Korea; Ruth Johnson wed
to Paul Pfeife; the Hugh Thomp-
sons and Miss Matte Sexton join
ing the exodus to Florida; Albert
Burnett returned from Korea !;
Miss Elsie England home from
Florida; the Ralph SCOTS enter
tain at Horizon Hill with Col.
Oliver Vickery showing pictures
and lecturing on Russia.
APRIL came bringing Easter
and school vacations; Mary Anne
Kephart departing for Japan to
join Bud; the jr. Frank Williamses
mentioning in Florida; the Spring
Festival at Rockville Elementary
the most successful yet; Patricia
Murphy's betrothal to Lee Way
land Douglas made known;
RMHS's Principal. Joseph J. Ia
rallo, nominated for president of
the Montgomery County Education
Association; in Indianapolis, Helen
Ann Garrison became the bride of
Wendell R. Turner, Jr.; the F. l..
Duncans journeyed to Miami !;
Peggy Lou Magruder married to
Charles Joseph Sullivan, Jr.; AL
bert Ady, former Sentinel editor,
called from Mission, Tex, and sent
grapefruit to his Rockville friends !;
Anne Minnick Prescott's betrothal
to John Howard Brandau an
nounced; "the hostess with the
mostest," Richard Montgomery
High School at her Open House,
the new gym and classroom open
for parents and friends; Miss Lucy
Barnsley looking forward to a
visit from her son Theodore from
Yakima, Wash; the Paul Morgans
leaving for Larsen Air Force Base.
MAY found the Rev. and Mrs.
John w. Rosenberger residing in
Rockville again; Beverley Beau
champs engagement to jeremiah
Corwin Beal made known; DR.. Ed
win w. Broome hcnored after So
years with the county schools; Miss
Daisy Magruder surprised at birth
day party in her honor at the
Methodist Church; Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving G. McNayr feted at fare
well party by the David Bettses !;
the Sentinel office and plant took
On a new look with the renovations
and painting; Rockville's Garden
Club held its Flower Mart on Court
House Green; everybody talking
about the RMHS Band concert |:
Jim Talon returned from Mexico
and Mary Bouic Evans took off for
England. &@
The Jennings Baileys started
things off in June with a beautiful
party at Mutton Hill, their home
near Buckeystown; Tim Jones
graduated from U. S. Naval
Academy and wed Nancy 1. James,
with the reception at his parents
home, Kirkcaldy, in Potomac; "The
Goldoliers," ore of the best vet /:
Stephen c. Cromwell, Jr., received
his MD degree from University of
Pennsylvania, and will reside here
with his family; graduations, the
end of school and the beginning of
summer vacations; another won
derful Cotillion, the 22nd at Con-
gressional; Anne Prescott Married
to John Howard Brandau; truly a
month of brides, June found Jean
Frances Dawson wed to Francis
A. Gallagher, Ill; Lucinda Brisco
Hamilton and Robert Martin wed ::
Patricia Murphy and Lee Douglas
married, and Gilbert Hartley and
Bill Wisner taking brides; Nina
and Brooke Lees beautiful party
at Silver Ridge Farm in Damas-
Gus; June 81, the day OF two out
standing parties-Dave and Sis
Bettes garden party at Hectic Hill
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomas
party at Windy Knoll; Jimmy
Cromwell mentioning in Europe /;
Beverly Beauchamp was another
June bride.