Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-10-03

of Mrs. Virginia Hersperger was
Mrs. Mary Reyton Boan of Land
over Hills.
Mrs. Ruth Sampselle of Grot-
toes, Va, spent last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Lillard at their
home in GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Emmett Dyer who now
lives at Mortified, Va, was most.
ess to the Poolesville Garden Club
on last Tuesday. Those who went
were Mesdames George Nicer.
dink, Club President and ]. c.
White, Hugh M. Beshers, Allen
P. Horn, G. R. Gray, Fred S. Nc
Corkle, c. " Eyster, and Misses
Annebel Tillet, Hilda Jones and
Marie Hickman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dyer assisted by a daughter-in-
law, Mrs. William Dyer, served
a delicious luncheon which was
followed by a social hour as also
a business meeting. Their new
home is lovely and convenient
one and friends enjoyed the visit
with them again.
The Tuesday Bridge Club met
with Mrs. Sidney Thompson last
week and Mrs. John Jones was
the high score lady. Mrs. Joseph
Turner of Frederick was special
guest that day.
On Saturday morning Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Thompson and Mrs.
Sidney Thompson Jr. motored to
Richmond, Va. to visit friends
over the weekend Monday, they
drove to Williamsburg to join in
the celebration there and return.
ed home Thursday.
The Hook Craft Guild held a
special exhibit of beautiful rugs
on Wednesday and Thursday last
at the Chevy Chase Woman's
Club.
The GAINESVILLE Discussion
Group of the Farm Bureau held
the regular meeting Wednesday
night at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Malcolm White with 20 mem.
bers and guests attending. Mrs.
kile who is president Of the As
ISOLATED Women of the Farm Blu
reau gave talk of real interest.
President of the group is Mr. r.
Lamont Thurston of GAINESVILLE.
Little Judy Mann celebrated
her seventh birthday on Saturday
by having several of her girl
friends to lunch at her lovely
home near Jacksonville. Later in
the afternoon Mrs: Mann took the
group to a movie at Bethesda.
Miss Marjorie Swagger of
Washington, d. c., was a guest
last weekend of Miss Mary White
Hays at her home in GAINESVILLE.
\ Mrs. George L, Cramer of
Frederick visited with her sister,
Mrs. Harvey j. White, also over
the weekend.
On Saturday evening Mrs. Ern-
est Dudley of Jacksonville enter
tanned for Miss Mary White Hays
of GAINESVILLE at a lovely miscel-
laneous shower. Her wedding will
take place on November 9th and
( this event started off the festivi-
ties. The home was attractively
decorated, there was a white
wheelbarrow full and many more
gifts and a cute parasol overhead,
with flowers here and there. Mr..
Dudley took some snapshots of
the Pair" and then the fun of
seeing the nice articles in each
pretty package. Later the guests
were ushered into an equally at
tractive dining room with the
table laden with bridal cake, ices,
punch, coffee and minis. 1t was a
grand party and we just wish
Mary White the best life has to
offer.
Thursday the 3rd, Mrs. G. Rob-
ert Gray left for long weekend
to Irvington. Va, returning Sun
day. She accompanied Judge and
Mrs. c. w. Woodward of Rock
vile and Miss Bertha Fletchall of
Washington and they visited
cousin, Mrs. Claire Headley there.
We are sorry Mrs. Hatton D.
Brown is patient in Frederick
Hospital where she underwent
surgery on Monday. Mrs. Howard
Robertson has improved and is
home now. Congratulations to
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Shannon over
the arrival of a nice baby girl,
Jane Ann, now home from the
hospital.
The Monocacy Garden Club
met Thursday, October 3, at l
p. m. at the home Of Mrs. Samuel
Tolbert, GAINESVILLE. Mrs. Geo. B.
Bryant Jr. of Comus assisted the
hostess. A program on Organic