Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-03
Sandy Spring
Donation Day
For Hospital
Is Saturday
BY Margaret F. AdelfiO
Walker 4-3S03

All is in readiness for the
Montgomery County General
Hospitals Donation Day Tea on
December 5. Mrs. Everett B.
Wilson of Bethesda is chairman
of the event this year, and she
will be aided by Woman's Board
members and interested ladies
from all over the county.
Those who have been asked
to pour at the refreshment
tables are Mrs. Gertrude Allison
Brewster, Mrs. Douglas H.
Riggs, Mrs. Martin A. Mann,
who is Press MT of the WON.
ems Club of Chevy Chase, and
Mrs. Arthur w. Palmer. Also
pouring will be Mrs. M. McKen-
dree Boyer, President of the
Damascus Auxiliary; Mrs. Will
liam Jarvis, Publicity Chairman
of the Woman's Board; Mrs.
John M. Beavers and Mrs. Stew
en- o. Beebe.
Hostesses for the afternoon
at the Hospital will represent
other organizations both in
Montgomery and Howard Coun-
ties which are connected with
the support of the Hospital.
They will be Mrs. Harold Wat
son, Vice president of Howard
County Auxiliary Chapter II;
Mrs. Thomas F. Lansdale of the
Junior Auxiliary; Mrs. Roger
H. Heffler, President of How
ard County Auxiliary Chapter
III; Mrs. Lawrence S. Martin,
Mrs. Raleigh S. Chinn and Mrs.
Harold E. carp, jr.
Other hostesses will be Mrs.
Francis E. Kruhm of the Hos
pital Guild, Mrs. Ralph ]. Jones,
Mrs. Gilbert B. Hartley, Mrs.
Clyde M. Stout, Mrs. Hugh. r.
Thompson, Mrs. Sumner Wood,
Mrs. Bernard o. Bent, Mrs.
George F. Bonifant, Mrs.
Charles D. GLAND, Miss Dorothy
Wetherald and Mrs. Mark v.
Ziegler. -
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Irving Smith
were among those welcoming
guests in their home over the
Thanksgiving holidays just past.
Miss Helen Wheeler and Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Adelmann Of
Hollis, Long Island, were their
houseguests for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Farquhar
and their children Travelled to
Leroy, N. Y, to spend Thanks
giving with the Rev. and Mrs.
George Russell and their fam.
lily. Mr.. Russell is the Presby.
terrain minister in Leroy and is
son of Mrs. Norris Russell
of Ashton.
A Thanksgiving Vesper Serv.
ice on Friday evening, Novem.
Der 81, brought entertainment
and a bright ray of holiday
spirit to patients at Brooke
Grove. The six girls who sang
there were members of Girl
Scout Troop 346, whose leader
is Mrs. Raymond Tate. The
girls were Darlene Craver, Mary
Kaufman, Cynthia Page, Oar.
lene Haas, Susan Tate and Con-
ME Carleton.
Arriving just about noon on
Thanksgiving Day was Joseph
Trott, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Trott of Baltimore. The new
baby is the grandson of Mr..
and Mrs. Alan F. Thomas and
great-grandson of Mrs. r. Bent
ley Thomas, all of Sandy
Spring.
Mrs. Douglas Cummings, IT.,
was hostess last week at a DIES.
sert bridge in her new home
on Peach Orchard I'd. Guests
were Mrs. Douglass Cummings,
Mrs. Iris Beall (who is the hos
tess aunt, Mrs. Cynthia Stab
Ter, Miss Margaret Brooke, Mrs.
Charles Tumbleson, Mrs. r. B.
Thomas and Mrs. William John
Thomas.
The Wednesday Clubs Des-
sert Bridge is planned for next
Tuesday, December 8, at 1890
at st. Johns Parish Hall in
Olney. Remember, if you have
not already made reservations,
to call Mrs. Crook at Spring A.
6511.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Y. Candy,
jr., who were married Novem-
Der q in Columbus, Ohio, have
returned here. They are NOV.
ing this week into THE Cot
tage" which they are renting
from the Walter Wilson's at
Brighton.
Hours for eating pancakes
and sausage at the Supper put
on by the Mems Club of Ash.
ton Methodist Church will be
from 4 until 8 pm, and not
just until six as announced else
where. The date is December
5, and the Supper will be at
the Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G. Lyon en-
tertained Monday nights Bridge
Club this week at Great Ease.