Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
Potomac
Many Attend
Opening Of
International
By Cissy Morgan
Oliver 2-0427

OpCllilS might anywhere is IuIl,
but opening night at the Interna-
tional Horse Show, October 10,
was exceptional. Potomac's fox
hounds received a great ovation
from the thousands of spectators.
They were exhibited between
classes by Huntsman Douglass
Burgess, MFH Samuel Bogley,
honorary whipper-in, Mrs. Will
liam Carroll and Mr.. Burgess
nephew Julius Grimsley. "Tweet-
tweet,' Potomacs ch a m p on
American fox hound, was shown
separately from the pack by Mr..
Preston King. Conspicuously alb
sent from the hunt staff was
Bill Carroll, who is rather uncom-
Portable with three broken ribs.
Results of hunting accident last
Tuesday.
All a-glitter and a-glow with
jewels and fur for the occasion
were Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Owen,
Col. and Mrs. Robert Jones, The
Raymond Nortons, Sr. and Jr.,
"Tricia" Bogley in a lovely white
net gown, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Mansfield, the George DeFrance-
auxs, and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Hill and Judge and Mrs. Raymond
Keech, sharing a box, the Bill
Greenhalghs, DR.. and Mrs. John
Kneipp, the Arthur Hillands, Ern-
est Smiths, Fred Hughes,
Stretch" Hartings, Tom Cole
mans and Jerry Strongs. Also Mr..
John Brown was there as were
the Raymond PflumeS, Ann
Christmas, Bob Monohagn, Dor
othy Knutti, Margaret Teller, MIR.
and Mrs. David Salliday and
Cmdr. and Mrs. Orville Beck.
Potomacs square dance group,
under the leadership of Mr..
Claude Embrey and Mrs. James
Brazil, represented our communi-
ty at the National Square Dance
Convention at the Sheraton Park
on October II. The group con-
sisted of fifth and sixth graders
of the Potomac Elementary
School The do-si-doers included
Mike Settle, Dickie Carr, Bryon
Wright, Eddie Whitmore, Barbara
Brazil, Karen Hutcheson, Karen
Kumm and Linda Slame.
It's coming again. We've watch
ed, waited and listened for it and
it will arrive on November %
and 90. What? Why another bril-
liant theatre production sponsored
by the P-TA. The performance,
"E-Gad, What A Cad" is a
ninteenth century melodrama,
with the setting taking place in
a New York town house. Charac-
ters, and l can't emphasize that
word too much, include Stretch"
Harting as the villainous Cad,
(have you seen the moustache
he's growing for the part?). Con
slant Hope, the beautiful heroine
haunted by a tragic past, will be
played by Claire Harting. Others
include Gene Martin as MANLY
Rash," Ann Bakersfield as Ursula
Greystone, the socially ambitious
wife of Augustus Greystone a
successful businessman, to be
enacted by Bob Sweeney. Virginia
Brooks will portray the house
keeper and Mrs. Alton Mize con
cludes the cast, but her part is
hush-hush, for fear of revealing
the climax.
I've heard that Julius
Grimsley is at Suburban with un
determined head injuries follow
ing a fall last Saturday while
riding with the Junior Hunt
The Stretch Hartings, Tom Cole
mans, Rum Maddox William
0OpeIildNSlS al lllul AlJuNS, oiie
Joesph Kreegers, attended the
Ladies' Night dinner-dance of the
Kiwanis Club at Congressional or
October IL A new Potomac
Brownie Troop was initiated DC
tober 9 at the Potomac Parish
House. There are 81 girls in the
troop under the leadership of Mrs
Robert Martin and Mrs. Allai
Elliot =. Carol Bell, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bell of Gler
rd., celebrated her eighth birth
day, October 3 by entertaining /.
guests at a 4:30 TO $50 party
The guests were Taffy kneipp
Sally Martin, Sally Coleman
Doris Payne, Carolyn Bettiker
Marilyn Briggs, Sally Shaefer
Cindy Huestead and Lois Stout
fer.