Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-10
Santa Will Have TO Look Hard
By Kathleen Leary
Woman's Editor


Albra and Albert Reising of
Silver Spring, is concerned that
Santa Claus may not be able to
find his grandparents on Deem
Der 25th. They departed from
New York City this week for a
seven-week cruise around South
America.
Actually, Santa is helping the
Reisings to celebrate their joint
retirement from the Federal
Government on December l.
Fellow employees wished them
bon voyage" at a round of
parties and sent them away with
two sets of handsome luggage.
Albra, an active member OF
the Business and Professional
Women's Club of Silver Spring,
was an administrative assistant
in the tax division of the De-
partment of Justice, where she
was employed for &c years. Her
husband spent 81 years in trans
portation with the Department
of Interior, the Navy Depart
ment and with the Army.
Some exotic ports of call are
on the agenda between now and
their arrival home on January
20. They'll visit the Dutch is
land of Curacao, travel through
the Panama Canal and down the
western coast of South America
stopping at Lima, Peru; San
tiago and Puerto Montt, Chile.
The maiden voyage of the
Dutch Flag Ship Rotterdam will
take them through the straits OF
Magellan, stopping at the Falk-
land Islands. Enroute up the
eastern coast they'll stop at
Buenos Aires, Argentina; Mon
tevido, Uruguay; S n t o S,
Brazil; Rio de Janeiro and
Bahia, the island of Trinidad and
the Virgin Islands.
Area residents for the past
26 years, the Reisings live at
9O5 Silver Spring ave. Their
son Paul, his wife and three
sons Zone is the concerned four.
year-old), make their home in
Hyattsville.
Providence College Tea
Invitations are in the mail
from the Providence (RI) Col
lege Club of Washington for a
Christmas Silver Tea for the
Dominican Fathers on Sunday
December 10. The affair will be
held from 3 to 5 pm. at the
Dominican House on Catholic
University campus.
Washington and Baltimore
area parents of boys attending
the college as well as many
prominent alumni make up the
guest list.
Among those expected to be
present are Senator Thomas ],
Dodd (Dem. Conn.,, Senator
John o. Pastore (Dem. RID and
Senator Thomas Francis Green
(Dem. RID. The Congressional
list will Include the Hon. Anne
]. Forand CDem. R.I) of Ken.
sington; the Hon. John E
Fogarty Dem. R.L) and On
honorary alumnus, the Hon.
John w. Mccormack Dem
Mass).
Arrangements are being d.
rected by Mrs. John Tanning OF
Wood Acres, wife of a member
of the National Labor Relations
Board. Her committee includes
Mrs. John Doherty, Mrs. Robert
T. Murphy, Mrs. Constantine
Cinquegrana, Fernand P. Quay,
CASTOR Pierre st. Denis, Mrs.
Robert Golden of Silver Spring,
wife of the Providence College
Club president and Mrs. Joseph
Vaghi of Kensington.
Fefe Engaged Pair
A party in Potomac last week
honored Miss Suzanne Farley of
Washington, D. c. and her fl
ance, Don Roger Hoy of Urbana,
Ill. Hosts were the Arthur
Johnathan HillandS of "Orchard
HIP on Glen Mill rd.
Attorneys associated with Mr..
Hilland and their wives attend.
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand
Mack, Mr.. and Mrs. James E.
H0Oan and Mr. and NTrc TUoY I