Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-03-17
Spring Carb
Is Shown by
Hecht Models
MRS. DONALD ii. MELLON
Garden 4-88O7

GARDEN 4-0oU7
A capacity crowd of women
packed the Twinbrook school all
purpose room to see the latest in
fashions at the March 9 Home
makers Clubs fashion show.
Staged by the Hecht Co., the
models paraded before an attrac-
tice backdrop of spring accessories
arranged on white branches. AL
though the professional models
were stunning in their high fash
ion costumes, two tiny Twinbrook
charmers stole the show.
Modelling with charming self
possession, Karen Hulse, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hulse,
and Mary Esther Kavanaugh,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Kavanaugh, brought forth oohs
and abs when they appeared in
buoffant blue and white nylon
frocks accented with meguiling
Easter bonnetS set precisely on
their little heads.
Young Billy Redkey, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Redkey, solemnly
displayed what the well-dressed
Twinbrook lad will be wearing
this spring when he modelled char
coal grey trousers and a bright
pink wool sports coat, which he
unbuttoned to reveal gay pink
and grey print vest.
Mrs. James Carfagna of LeMay
Road, member of the fashion
show committee, who was as love-
ly as any of the professional
models, wore several pastel cos
tunes ranging from saucy cottons
to misty aqua chiffon ballerina
gown. The audience caught a
glimpse of fashions for husbands
when Paul RiddlemoSer of Ar
dennes Avenue modelled several
handsome suits and sports outfits.
At the conclusion of the eve
ming, door prizes were awarded
and Mrs. Robert Saloschin of At
lantic avenue received an award
for selling the highest number of
tickets.
Chairman of thte affair was
Mrs. Joseph Kavanaugh, who
looked very stylish herself when
she opened the show by greeting
the capacity audience and intro
ducing the fashion commentator.
Can there be a more active
group than our Twinbrook All
erS?
AS the result OF the recent Twin
brook All district contest, judged
by Mrs. Patty Brown, home eco
Monies teacher from Rockville
junior high, seven of our All
members will give demonstrations
at next summers County Fair.
From the senior club, Tommy
Curling won with his demonstra-
ton of electrical circuits and
Eileen Morse won with her dem
onstration of how TO fry chicken.
Both these outstanding 4-H-ers
have been awarded scholarships
this year to All Week at the Uni.
versity of Maryland.
From the junior club, a team
composed of brothers Richard and
Robert Graham won on their
demonstration of cookie baking;
Dennis Schneider constructed a
Christmas centerpiece; and Alan
Morse lectured on the basic steps
in measuring ingredients. The
president of the junior club,
Mickey 500, demonstrated her
skill in frosting cupcakes.
Two outstanding runners-up in
the contest were Jackie Sherman,
demonstrating how to make cake
frosting, and Sheriff. Ruckert
WHO baked qulck-method cake.
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Most OF the Citizens Association
Mar. q meeting, WHICH as usual
will be held in Twinbrook school
at 8 pm, will be turned over to
the new CA Traffic committee
chairmaned by G.. M. Downs OF
Bradley Avenue. Because Mr.
Downs as a police officer is vital
ly interested in safety, his com
mittee plans to forge right ahead
on plans to make Twinbrook &
safer place to live. Others on his
committee are Ed Gardner, Mike
Shiavone and Warren Remission
The meeting will also feature Z
talk and slides on that pestiferou.
little bug that is the bane of every