Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-03

porch were the Percy Niepolds,
Bill CAROLS, with their house.
guest Patty Thompson, and Eva
and Charles Paine. Mrs. Paine
had attended the wedding cere-
monies, and she and Mrs. Bulls
had formerly taught school to-
gether. DR.. and Mrs. William
Murphy were skipping the light
fantastic to the delight of MIR.
and Mrs. Raymond Norton, ST.,
who were aiding and abetting
from the sidelines. The Claude
Owens were there. The music
of Ralph Graves Orchestra was
so superb that Mr.. Owen hired
them on the spot for their De-
cember 8 party at Congress
sional. Mrs. George De Fran.
ceaux and her daughter-in-law,
Teddy" were telling of
Georges duck hunting trip to
Cambridge, Md. Ella Haug was
also without her Mister who
was on a duck hunting jaunt.
The Bulls River Road
neighbors, Mr.. and Mrs. Brere-
ton Poole, DR.. and Mrs. pete"
Moran, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray KEEP
pier, and Ann and Carl Bauers-
field came and DR.. and Mrs.
August Kramm, Emily and Val
Wilson, Sera Ann ad Billy
Barnsley, Mrs, Frances Frazier,
the Brockett Muirs, Fred and
Skippy Hughes, the Robert Wat
sons, Dick and Mary Lou Mans
field, Mr.. and Mrs. Rum Mad
dox, the Melvin Recess, Merritt
Shermans, Joe Kreegers and
Jack Nichols all shared the cele-
bration and showered congratu.
lations on their host and hos
tess.
November 81 was an active
night. The juniors took over
the Potomac Hunt Club and
staged their first annual Junior
Hunt Ball. Ninety four guests
in formal attire arrived for the
dinner dance from eight to II.
Chairman of the ball was Miss
Pat Talbot.
Following the dancing to Ted
Alexandra's orchestra were sew
eral breakfast parties. Lee and
Ray Little entertained as did
Sylvia and Tricia Bogley and
the Galliher twins, Lynn and
Kathy. There were a lot of
parents out late chauffering,
but a lot of happy youngsters
returning from a lovely party,
and for many, their "first for
NAL"
Mrs. Peter Stamats, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Smith of
Ardnave Farm, spent a week
with her parents prior to
Thanksgiving. "Bebe," as she is
well known in Potomac, Is now
living in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Sam Bogley returned home
from Johns Hopkins on Novem.
Der 80, following additional eye
surgery. Mr.. Bogley was
ordered by physicians to re-
linquish all activities for at least
six months, and consequently he
has resigned as NTH OF Poto.
mac Hunt. The doctors have
given him encouraging facts fol-
lowing the recent operation to
correct a glaucoma condition.
Miss Emily Stenhouse, owner
Of Casanova" and a regular
follower of the hounds, was
struck by a car on November
"a while crossing a downtown
street. Emily is stationed at the
Washington Medical Center and
will probably be there for two
weeks. She is suffering from
six broken ribs, cuts and
bruises.
David Lamb, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Lamb of 5063
Loughboro Road, fell while
hunting with Potomac Hunt on
Thanksgiving Day. David, a
student at Culver Military
Academy, Culver, Indiana, was
thrown into a tree trunk and
broke three ribs and is suffer
ing from a punctured lung. He
is at Suburban Hospital.
David Is on the Varsity Jump
ing Team at Culver and had re-
Gently received the top honor
for open jumping.
I've heard that Mary Ann
Hyde was operated on at Subur-
ban Hospital November % IN