Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-06

Commander and Mrs. Clark's
daughter, Pat, celebrated her
eighth birthday Tuesday after
noon. She entertained number
of her young schoolmates at an
afternoon "ice cream and cake
party" at her home.
Did you see miss Lucy Barns
ley on TV? She appeared on In
gas Angle and gave a history of
her club, "The Young in Heart"
Every time we hear that very
popular tune, "The Young in
Heart, these days, we think of
Miss Lucy" 1t must have been
written just for her!
One of Rockville's very attrac-
tive and popular young ladies'
will soon be walking down the
middle aisle with a handsome
young officer in the United States
Air Force. Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Stout have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Mary, to
End 1t. James Philip Coyne, Jr.
of Philadelphia. A July wedding
is planned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Wood
ward, Jr. had as their house
guests last week, DR.. and Mrs.
Clinton c. Powell of Philadelphia.
One evening while they were here
the WoodWards entertained at
dinner in their honor. The Rev
erend and Mrs. William Wesley
Dodge were the other dinner
guests. The Powells formerly
lived in Rockville and will return
to Montgomery County early in
June. While they were here, they
purchased a new home in Chevy
Chase. Their friends in Rockville
are disappointed that they will
not be returning here, but at least
they are close by.
When young Glenn Jermaine
Goldburn, Jr. was baptised on
Easter Sunday, a tradition of
many years standing in the Gold
burn family was repeated. He was
christened at st. Luke's Church
on Carrollton Avenue in Balti-
more by the Reverend Henry Mel
son O'Conor, who baptised his
parents, his grandparents and his
great grandparents. Young Glenn
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Jermaine Goldburn of Rockville.
He was born on March II at Su-
burban Hospital.
Tuesday afternoon group of
ladies, all members of the Won
ems Auxiliary of Christ Church,
journeyed to Newport, Md,
where they attended a Diocesan
meeting at Trinity Church. Those
who attended the meeting were:
Mrs. Emmett Dove, Mrs. William
P. Shearman, Mrs. Leslie Able,
Mrs. Rowan Erb, Mrs. George
Edmonds, Mrs. Frank Jenkins,
Mrs. John Sumner Wood, Miss
Hattie Mcfarland, Mrs. Bowie
Waters, Mrs. M. B. Hough, Mrs.
Cramer Burck and Mrs. Sarah
Ward.
Washington society pages car
ried a picture this week of Judge
and Mrs. Edward Beard on the
deck of the Furness luxury liner,
S. S. Ocean Monarch, just before
it sailed from New York harbor.
Phyllis and Buddy, it seems, are
off to Bermuda for a spring va
cation.
This weekend promises to be
one for the books with any mum.
Der of activities planned. All
roads will lead Potomac way for
the first showing by Mason Wa
ters of The Phelps Collection of
Country Clothes and Leather Ac-
sessories from "The Huckstress
Wagon" The "Huckstress" rolls
into Potomac Crossroads Thurs
day (today) and will be there
Friday and Saturday from $3.50
am. to $50 pm. Nellilewis Quay
is sponsoring this showing, you
know, and the Hucktress will be
loaded with deep country clothes
and leather accessories-just the
things you gals need for this very
pleasant country" living. Be sure
to visit the Hucktress and see
these fascinating fashions for
yourself.
Saturday the Community Gard
en- Club of Rockville is sponsor
ing a flower show and sale in