Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-23
Rockville
BY Koko Wittenburg
Garden 4-7700

DR.. Martha Schipper, director
of Services for Retarded Children
of the District of Columbia, is
attending the annual medical
meeting of the American Acad-
emy of Pediatrics in Chicago,
where she was invited to present
one of the main papers of the
convention. Her paper, which was
to be read Wednesday, will ex-
pose case histories and diagnoses
of mongolism she has seen during
her practice with the retarded
children. Experiences with her
patients, their parents, and psy-
biologists will be discussed.
While Pediatrician Schipper is
attending the convention, her hus-
band, Dr. Gerald j. Schipper, der
matologist with office at the
Rockville Medical Center, is At
tending a course in allergy to
brush up on the newest in his
field. The Schippers live in Spring
Lake Park.
Rockcrest Field House was the
scene of a colorful and impress
sive induction ceremony of 16
boys into Cub Scout Pack 9I3 Fri
day evening. Officiating at the
ceremony of the newly formed
Pack sponsored by the P-TA of
Meadow Hall Elementary, was
Cub Master Robert Raft. Those
inducted at the Packs first
monthly m Getting were Mark
Soulen, Russell Mcclure, Jr., Ed
ward Harsh, John Callahan. Jr.,
James Lawrey, and David Sandi-
fer, Den. No. l; Richard Peacock.
Lawrence Kennedy, Daniel Lar
son, Robert Raft, Jr., John Canto,
and David Shelledy, Den No. .;
and Richard Bartlett, III, Daniel
Duffy. Victor Lands, and David
Anthony, Jr., Den No. 3. Each den
meets on Tuesday and will com.
bine for Project Night" for
joint meeting on the third Friday
of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAY Kaiser are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the
arrival of their first child, baby
boy, born Monday at the Sub.
urban Hospital. Also receiving
congratulations for the arrival Is
Dorothy Knutti, manager of the
Young Colony shop, who became
grandmother" for the first time!
Several Rockville residents at
tended the 49th annual reception
and dinner of the American Clan
Gregor Society at the Sheraton
Park Hotel Saturday evening.
Some of the Rockvillians were
and Mrs. John Mcdonald, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Randolph Talbot
and Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Tai.
bott, Jr., Gordon Mcdonald, Jr.,
Rev. and Mrs. James Murdoch.
John Randolph Murdock, MIR. and
Mrs. Robert Murdoch, and Miss
Edith Magruder
We extend our sypmathy to
the family of Nicholas Brewer,
who passed away Monday morn.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Mori-
son, Jr., were visited by Mrs.
Mor-son, Sr., from New Rochelle.
n. T., for a week until departure
on Monday.
over 800 persons attended the
annual dance of the Dandylions
Club Saturday evening at the Co.
lumbia Country Club in Chevy
Chase. Winners of door prizes
donated by Rockville and Bethes.
da merchants included Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Wheeler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Mohler, Mr.. and
Mrs. William See, and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Poe. Coping the
spot dance prize were Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Thomas. Mrs. Her.
bert Butts won a prize for sell.
ing the most tickets. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh II. Thompson enjoyed a
recent weekend at Akron, Ohio,
visiting relatives. More recently
they spent a weekend at the Hin
Town Hotel in Cumberland, Md.
Glad TO know that two broken
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