Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-18
Sandy Spring
Local Riders
Win Places in
Horse Show
By Mary S. Farquhar
Spring 4-9440

under way at 10 o'clock the tenn
perature had risen and the day
continued hot and sunny. The
last of the shows % classes pro-
grammed had to be cancelled be.
cause of darkness. Local riders
who placed were: Beth Grey with
Windsor third in the Pony Year.
ling class and with Sugar Boy
fourth in the Pony two-year-old
class; Donna Bradley on My
Glow third in the Large Pony
Hack class and on Jimmie Jon
second in the Junior Hack C
class; Connie Wilson on Tony
third in the Pony Novice Saddle
class and driving Tony second in
the Pony Harness class; Robert
Grey driving Sun Dog third in
the Pony Harness class and show
ing Easter EIDE third in the Hun
ter Yearlings class; Sarah Jane
Carl driving Sharky fourth in the
Pony Harness class; Kenneth
Dallam with Romulus second in
the Hunter Foals class; Peggy
Grey with Ramadan third in Hunt
er Foals and with Good Grief
fourth in the Hunter Yearlings;
Carol Curran on Jimmie Jon first
in the Hunter Hack class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Ayers and
their son, Carter, of Harding
Lane have left for France. They
will be living in Paris for the
next two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Mar
I'tin left recently for a trip to Eu-
rope.
Mrs. Antonio Adelfio and her
two sons, Guido and Marco, are
visiting Mr.. Adelfio's mother in,
Palermo, Sicily, until the middle
of October. He accompanied his
family to New York last week
end to see them off. She will re-
sumo this column upon her re-
turn.
The Fairland Homemakers will
hold their first Fall meeting at
II Noon, September 10, at the
home of Mrs. Fred Roseberry.
Members are requested to bring
their records of accomplishments
to this meeting.
Students off to nearby colleges
and universities this week in
clude: Jon Mullen to George
Washington; Charles Bender,
Judy Cahall, Keith Groseclose, Al.
lyme Hayden and Dave Hitchcock
to Montgomery Junior College;
Jane Helm Barbara Wendler, Ed.
mund Russell, Martha Aiken, Jim
Holland, Monte Edwards, Karen
Jacobsen, Dave Ellerton, Nancy
Snyder, Anne Coleman, Bonnie
Schremp. Tom Pierce, John O'Gor-
man, Arthur Shaw, Caroline
Mitchell, Nancy Stevens, Sandy
Fucker, Karen and Airline Tread.
way, Louise Kricker, and Nina
Vann at the University of Mary.
land. Caroline Aiken has left for
Capital University in Columbus,
Ohio.
Eric Ashelman, Florence Moore,
and Grover Lyon are students at
George School near Philadelphia
this year. John Ferguson is at.
tending Friends Central in Phila.
delphia while living with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. New
comb CLANCY, in Wallingford,
Pa. Mary Austin is returning to.
day to Chatham Hall in Chatham,
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pintner
have been spending this week
with Mrs. Pintner's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert H. Miller. They
will leave Friday for Cambridge,
Mass, where Mr.. Pintner will be
working on his Doctors thesis.
They will stop in New York on
the way and visit Mr. Pintner's
mother, Mrs. Rudolph Pintner,
and Beth Miller who has begun
her course in nursing at Presby-
terian Hospital.
Miss Alice Vedder Farquhar re.
turned Monday from a visit with
her brother and sisterin.law, Mr..
and Mrs. Malcolm Farquhar, of
Kennett Square, Pa.
The directors of the Brookeville
Chapter of the Needlework Guild
of America met September 10 at
the home of Mrs. Walter Wilson;
president. Plans were laid for the
annual "Ingathering' day which
will be November this year.
Miss Mary Moore Miller enter.
tanned friend from Washington,
Miss Lily Mae Kirkland, last
week end.
DR.. and Mrs. H. King Vann
were hosts at large outdoor
cocktail party and barbecue re.
Gently at Hollow Tree Farm, their
home on the Old Baltimore Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Albert Wilson
spent last week at Rehoboth
Beach, Del, returning to the
neighborhood on Tuesday.
A class in rug .braidinp set In