Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-08
Wkedt0N lIIenm0nt GlednnQs
kWheatOn Lions Like Mexican Army
They're All Generals, No Privates;
New Trade Association Organized
WhedtOn-GLenmOnt GLednings

Jean Cook, sister of the bride,
and Joyce White, wore yellow
and soft aqua, respectively. The
flower girls were Paula Jean
White in pale blue and little jamie
Hevner in pale pink. The two
ringbearerS Billy Hevner and
Larry Raley, wore white linen
suits with long trousers. Mrs.
Cook wore bouffant silk taffeta
with white accessories. Mrs. Reid
was unable to attend the wedding.
The best man for the groom
was Sgt. William Hevner. His
ushers were Mr.. Allan Anderson,
Mr.. Charles Blackburn and Mr..
John Raley.
The bridge and groom, both
graduates of Montgomery Blair
High School, will spend their
honeymoon in Atlantic City and
Wildwood, N. j. They will live
in Silver Spring upon their re-
turn. Mrs. Reid is employed by
Frank R. Jelleff, Co., and Mr..
Reid by Safeway Stores.
Miss Catherine. Virginia Nc
Dearmon, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Jay Stevens of
Manchester Place in Silver
Spring, and Mr.. Joseph Hewlett
Skinner, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Skinner of Henderson
Avenue in Wheaton, were mar
ried last Saturday at nuptial
mass at st. Michaels Catholic
Church. The service was per-
formed by Father Lyons. The
bride was given in marriage by
Mr.. Stevens.
A white nylon net gown of bal
lerina length with lace trim and
lace jacket was worn by the
bride. Her veil matched the dress
and she carried a pale pink or
child surrounded by pale pink
carnations.
Her maid of honor. Miss 10
Ann Meyer, wore pale pink
nylon net ballerina-length gown.
She carried pale blue carnations.
Mr.. George Chesky, a friend of
Mr.. Skinner, was his best man.
His ushers were his brothers-in-
law, Mr.. Elwood M. Eisenberg
and Mr.. Frederick William Cakes.
Mrs. Stevens, the brides
mother, wore a cocoa and brown
shantung dres with matching
accessories and a purple orchid
corsage. Mrs. Skinner wore a
pale blue dress with white acces-
series and a white rosebud cor
sage.
The bride attended st. Mary's
Academy in Miami, Fla, and is
graduate of Montgomery Blair
High School. Mr.. Skinner grad
uated from Montgomery Blair
and is now employed with Nc
Dormand Engineering Co. in
Montgomery Hills.
Following their honeymoon at
a nearby beach resort, Mr.. and
Mrs. Skinner will make their
home in Hyattsville.
A new trade association, to be
known as the Wheaton Merchants
Association, is being formed in
Wheaton. All retail merchants in
the area are invited to become
members of the association,
meetings of which are held in the
Melody Room in Ennalls Avenue
on Tuesday nights at $50 this
is after business hours, and no
formal meal is served. Members
may buy sandwiches, ETC., if they
care too.
The association plans about
six sales promotion days for the
Wheaton area during the year ..
and before any advertisements in
such sales are published, a com.
mittee of the association will
check them to make sure that
merchandise on sale is genuinely
sale-priced. Dues to the associa.
ton are to be $40 a year. Fur
Their information on meetings,
goals of the group, etc, may be
had by calling Mr.. Michael
Cirillo, temporary chairman of
the group. After the initial for
nation meetings, it is expected
that the association will meet
once or twice a month. Nominal