Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-27

G. r. Gray attended the Diocesan
Meeting of the Woman's Auxil-
larry Tuesday morning in Calvary
Church in Washington.
On Sunday evening, a large
group attended The Life and Wit
ness Conference in st. Johns
Church in Bethesda. There were
Rev. and Mrs. Carter Gilliss, Mrs.
Webb Hersperger, Mrs. William
Seymour, Mrs. Erwin Hamilton,
Mrs. G. r. Gray, Mr. and Mrs.
F. M. White, Mrs. ]. ]. Chisolm
and Admiral and Mrs. George
Welker.
Second 1t. James w. Ramsay
and Mrs Ramsay left for Bar
tow, Fla, last Wednesday where
he is stationed for pilot training.
Mrs. Ramsay is better known to
most of us as Bobby Stevens and
our good wishes go with both of
them.
Mrs. Estelle White Brooks Wis
tied Sunday with her brother and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
White, in GAINESVILLE. Leaving
here on Sunday, Jan. 9, she flew
to San Diego, Cal, where she
was met by her fiance, Edward
c. Norman, and they were mar
mied on Monday. He is a deep
sea diver in the u. S. Navy and
stationed there. In May, they ex-
pect to be transferred to Pearl
Harbor, Hawaii.
Mrs. j. w. Moore has issued
invitations to a tea Sunday after
noon, January 23rd from 8 to 5
at her home near Boyds. Mrs. B.
w. hewitt, wife of a former rec
tor of st. Peters Episcopal
Church in Poolesville, is the
guest of honor Mrs. hewitt plans
to join the Rev. Mr.. hewitt in
England about the middle of Feb
ruary.
Houseguest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Collin Mackenzie of Shepherd
Road last weekend was Mrs. Bet
ty Tayman of Cheverly. Mrs. Tay-
man is an active worker in poll
teal and community affairs of
Prince Georges County. DR.. and
Mrs. John McVicker were also
guests on Saturday evening of
the Mackenzies.
The home of Mrs. E. w. White
was the scene of a delightful
party last Thursday when she
and Mrs. Joseph B. Pyles were
joint hostesses to % of their
friends at bridge luncheon. AS
sisting in serving the delicious
luncheon were Miss Helen White,
Mrs. Riggs Darby and Mrs.
Brawner Nicholson. The home
was attractively decorated with
spring flowers. Mrs. Norvell Belt,
Mrs. Fred Hays and Miss Mary
Emmert received prizes.
On Wednesday, Mrs. Sprigg
Hays had three of her first cous-
ms to luncheon. They were Mrs.
Wilson Townsend, Kensington;
Mrs. Courtney Young, Chevy
Chase; and Miss Edith Faul of
Washington.
Mrs. G. V. Lewis, ST.. has been
spending some time with her
newest grandchild at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle Lewis in
Gaithersburg. Young Allan Doyle
Jr. arrived several weeks ago in
Frederick Hospital and was greet.
ed at home by his older sister,
Elaine.
Sunday guests of the Hoskin-
sons were Mr.. and Mrs. William
G. Graham and Mrs. Wilbur
Sherwood of Washington.
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Fisher Sunday a week ago
were Mrs. L. E. Feaga, Mrs. G.
w. Fisher, Miss Rheudelia Zim-
norman, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Feaga of Frederick and Rev. and
Mrs. Kenneth Goodell and son,
Mark, of Buckeystown. 1t was in
celebration of Mrs. Feaga's birth
day.
Congratulations to Charlie But
Ter who was 81 years young on
Jan. II! We are sorry to learn,
however, he was not well enough
to enjoy his usual birthday party
and we hope he will soon be fine
again.
Guests on Sunday of the Toll
berts and Hays families in
GAINESVILLE were Col. and Mrs. ].
Jeep of Arlington. Earlier in the
week, it was nice to see Mr.. C.
A. Van Enron back for a visit.
He now lives at Pook's Hill Apart.
ments in Bethesda.
Mrs. Sam Tolbert was luncheon
guest of Mrs. Earle Gleason in
Chevy Chase on Monday.