Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-18
sondy Spring
Summertime
Trips are
Commencing
By Margaret f. AdelfiO
Walker 4.3S03

Trips will begin for some
Sandy Spring families almost
the minute school is out. MIR.
and Mrs. William G. Robey
with their sons, William and
Kenneth, are starting on six
week European jaunt. Mrs.
Hewitt Fletcher and her three
sons are leaving by car to join
Mr.. Fletcher in Montana, then
all will go on to Vancouver
and California. They'll be back
home at the end of July, re-
turning by a southern route.
In the Fletcher's absence MIR.
and Mrs. ]. Frank Cassell will
live in their house while on
temporary duty in Washington.
The Cassels live in Fargo, N. d.
Miss ALLY Dallam, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenelm Dial.
lam W married last Saturday
to Mr.. mas Farrell Sharp
at st. Johns Church in Olney.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lester Sharp of Tulsa,
Okla.
The young couple will go to
Windsor, Conn. to live. MIR.
Sharp teaches at the LOOMS
School there.
Dedication of the Richard H.
Lansdale memorial room at st.
Johns Episcopal Church, Olney,
win take place Sunday at 1880
am. The room will be used
for meetings.
Mrs. r. B. Thomas had a
morning coffee on Wednesday
In honor of her sister, Mrs. r.
V. A. Mills, who is her house
guest for several weeks. Mrs.
E. B. Morris entertained also
for Mrs. Mills at a luncheon at
her Bethesda home last Friday.
Priscilla H. Thompson enter
tanned her piano class Saturday
afternoon at Earnshaw Apart
ments. A musical program was
presented first with compost
tons by Brahms, Beethoven,
Saint-Saens, Tsch a ikovsky,
Grieg and more modern com.
posers. A Hawaiian party fol-
lowed with leis, punch and other
appointments In Hawaiian
colors.
Those on the program were
Susan Meyer, Patty Brigham,
Diane Unglesbee, Elizabeth Han
cock, Elaine Aiken, Sally Biehl,
Julie Brigham, Ann Sellman and
David Hitchings. Julie Brigham
received an award for five sea.
sons of piano study.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stabler
and their small daughters NOV.
ed this week into their new
home near Latonsville.
Wednesday mornings at ten
during part Of the summer, the
Sherwood Community Library
will be an especially pleasant
spot for the youngsters. Be
ginning June "a there will be
Story Hour for children, under
the . ntion of Mrs. Evans
North, who has prepared a nice
program. The series will con-
tinue until August 5, each We'd
nesday morning, with the ex-
ception of July /. All children
will be welcomed, Anyone wait
ing further information may
call Mrs. North at Spring A.
7417.
Charter Night of the Sandy
Spring Lions Club was marked
by a Banquet on Saturday night
at st. Peters Hall. Clyde I'm
glesbee was POSTMASTER and
Floyd Cameron, outgoing pres
ident of the Club, spoke. In.
stallation of new officers, by
District Governor c. Carney
Smith, was followed by dancing
until midnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G. Lyon are
on a vacation trip to northern
New York State this week. They
are visiting DR.. and Mrs. Karl
Wilson in Rochester, after
which they will take a look at
the new st. Lawrence Seaway.
Florence Moore and Grover
Lyon are home after gradual
ing from George School. Flo
renee will go on to Swarthmors
In the fall.
Miss Judy Woodbury. Of Moy-
Ian, Pa, was a house guest OF
the Samuel Ashelman family
for q few DAYS.