Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-16

O0 InuFSudy, May WITS. Nltl
vile Dandylions at her home or
were Mrs. Mildred Lazor, Mrs.
Virginia See and Mrs. Martha
Wilson. The evening was mainly |
a social one honoring this years
new members. Those honored
were Mrs. Irene Gibson, Mrs.
Frances Livesay, Mrs. Helen Col
den, Mrs. Mary Lee Kraft and
Mrs. Bobbie White.
This is the final reminder of
the dessert card party on Mon
day, May 20 at the p. j. Nee
Company The time is 1890 pm.
to 300 p. m. The sponsors are
the Rockville Dandylions.
Last Tuesday evening the Mems
Bible Glass of the Rockville
Methodist Church enjoyed Gov
cred dish supper at the church.
They were entertained by the
showing of two very interesting
films. One was on the Employ
ment of the Blind" and "the 9th
err was on Alaska"
On Saturday, May a at 500
D. m, a miscellaneous bridal
shower was given by Mrs. JAG
queline Barlowe of Hyattsville
and Mrs. Carol Turner of Takoma
Park at the home of Mrs. Mar
vim Harding in Hyattsville. The
guest of honor was Miss Sharon
Clatterbuck, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian Clatterbuck who is
to be married on Saturday, May
25 at the Rockville Christian
Church to Mr.. John Beisser, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beisser
of Rockville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Wood.
ward, DR., were hosts on Mothers
Day at a family dinner. Guests
included Judge and Mrs. Charles
w. Woodward, Mrs. o. M. Pat
rick, and Dr. and Mrs. Arthur
Woodward and family.
On Saturday, May rs at $3.50
a. m, at the farm of DR.. Robert
z. Moran, 9401 River Road, Beth
esda, there win be Fox Den
Farm Jr. Horse and Pony Show.
This is for the benefit of the
Montgomery County Association
Help for Retarded Children. Hope
you can make ii!
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd SmoOt OF
Silver Spring have emplaned tc
Germany to visit their son Lloyd
They plaR to return sometime in
June.
A surprise housewarming was
given Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Bur
roughs at their home on Maple
Avenue on Thursday evening
May 8. Hostess at the affair
was Miss Isabelle Burlington Of
Frederick. There were fifty-five
guests present and many lovely
and useful gifts were received. A
lovely two tier cake was served
by Mrs. Dave Radford. Mrs. VII
liam Gill and Mrs. Gus Gill pre-
sided at the punch bowls.
We understand that HarolC
Hershey is convalescing at home
after a recent operation at Su
burban Hospital and is doing nice
ly. His many friends in Rock
vile wish him a speedy recov
cry.
Thought some of you goo.
readers may be interested II
knowing that the University o
Maryland will offer in Montgom
cry County workshop in Spec
ial Education for teachers during
the period July l and July 10 in
elusive. A demonstration pro
gram for mentally retarded
brain-injured, orthopedically han
dicapped, hard of hearing ant
specific reading disability chill
dren will be in session during
the workshop.
Anyone interested in tn
workshop, which will carry
credits at graduate or under
graduate level, may make appl
cation for admission to the Co
lege of Special and Continuatio
Studies, University of Maryland
College Park.
Mrs. Mariory Hendricks q
Normandy Farm entertained a
the recent Evening in Paris
dinner given by the Marylan
Restaurant Association at tn
Emerson Hotel in Baltimore. He
guests included Mr. and Mr.
Ross Johnson mrs. Johnson
the French singer Germaine
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cockrel
Nine. Lucien Bedouret, wife {
the manager Of Normandy Farm
and Mrs. Maiben Gordon. TT
dinner was a gala affair wit
three fountains spouting chan
payne, can can girls, two nan
bands and tenor Ellwood Gan
Of the Metropolitan Opera.
Mrs. Hendricks decorated Il
three tall kiosks in Parisis
style that were "conversatiC