Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-02-03

city. They will return the end of
the week.
February first is a very special
day for Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Beard, ST., for it is their wedding
anniversary and this year mark
ed their fiftieth. One Tuesday
evening, they were honored at a
dinner party in celebration of the
event, at the home of their son,
Charles A. Beard, Jr., and Mrs.
Beard of Upton Street. To "Mr.
Charlie" and Miss Hattie" goes
every wish for fifty more years
of welded bliss.
The March of Dimes Ball at
Congressional Club Saturday
night was, as we predicted, mar
velous. Among those in Rockville
who entertained before the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Will
liamS.
The Mothers March on Polio
Monday night was quite success
full. AS we go to press, the figure
turned in so far is $500 with
more to come in from several di-
visions. We understand this is
more than last years collection.
Congratulations are in order to
Mrs. Virginia Eckhardt, and her
corps of volunteers. This does not
include the coin collections, nor
that from the business and pro
fessional folks. By next week, we
should have complete returns to
report.
On Sunday, January %, The
Right Reverend Angus Dun, ID,
Bishop of Washington, visited
Christ Church in Rockville to per
form the Apostolic Rite of Con
firmation. Following are the
names of those persons confirm
ed: Mary Bouic Evans, Edith
Louise Hudson, Cheryl Jean Jake
way, Carol Frances King, Mary
Kathryn Phipps, Susan Jane Rob
ertson, Danton De Whit Croft,
Joseph William Croft, Robert Mi
chael Croft, Lucien Newport Hud-
son, George Lee Pearce, Jon Hall
Pearce. Timothy Ferguson Tuck
er, Jeffrey Walker Williams, Val
entine Claiborne Wilson, Jr., and
Thomas Eric Van Dyke. Still
others were the MesdameS: Mar
garet Blanche Burton, Senta He
lena McEver, Florence Patricia
Nash, Margaret Alice Nicholson,
Blanche Vinton Peter, Harriet
T1yne Tucker and the MesserS:
~ mis- Lynwood Collier, Victor
Val Collier, Robert Edwin Drake,
Guy Llewellyn Jones, Samuel
Charles Nash, Serene Watechell
Parrish, Evan David Reese. Tom
my Simpson Reese and Donald
Otto Tucker. Ctill others were
Joan Marie Lancaster (Mrs. John
E. and Messrs. William Franklin
Beard and William Anthony
Young. These new communicates
of Christ Church took their first
Communion on Sunday morning
as a class and following were
breakfast guests of the Reverend
and Mrs. Raymond P. Black at
the Rectory on Harrison Street.
The scoop from campaign head
quarters of the 1855 National
Symphony Orchestra Association
Sustaining Fund Campaign is
that the teams from Rockville
and Silver Spring are leading or
nearing their quotas, as well as in
new contributors. Mrs. Robert
Day and Mrs. Lyttleton Gould
are Captains in the Rockville-Po-
tOmac area and much credit is
given to those workers assisting
them in this work. The people of
Rockville have been most respon-
sive. To date a total of S57075 has
been raised, with the quota of
$500 yea to be reached. They are
expecting to receive contribu-
tons from people already ap-
preached and with little more
work, hope to 90 over the ton. It
would be gratifying and exciting
to be the first team" to do so.
Following are the names of those
assisting Mrs. Day and Mrs.
Gould. If you have not been ask
ed to contribute, perhaps you may
wish to send a contribution to one
of these ladies. Mrs. Luther Ter
ry, Mrs. Leonard Unger, Mrs. Da-
vid Belts, Mrs. F. Wilson Carr,
Mrs. Gregory Thomas, Mrs. H.
Eastwood, Mrs. Jack Mackey,