Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25

held open house at their home
at Whites Ferry following grad.
uation exercises for the gradu.
ates and their parents and mem.
bers Of the faculty. Their son,
Mason, is president of the class.
Mrs. Samuel H Tolbert
GAINESVILLE, was guest of honor
at a luncheon given by Mrs. vii.
liam B. Everett, Dickerson.
Thursday. 1t. Col. and Mrs. Tol.
bert and family are leaving Sun.
day for England.
Mrs. Marshall Hersberger,
Rockville, entertained four
tables at a bridge luncheon in
the Roger Brooke fancy room
of the Frances Scott Key Hotel
in Frederick Tuesday. Winning
prizes we're Mrs. w. E. Edmon.
ston, Mrs. Byron D. White and
Mrs. Joseph Pyles.
On June 10 Miss Glenda Fritz
was given a birthday dinner at
her home in Poolesville in cele.
bration of her 18th birthday.
The young guests stayed for
dancing later.
Mrs. James D. King, barnes.
town, is patient at Frederick
Memorial Hospital following an
automobile accident on Satur-
day, June Is.
Mrs. ]. Herbert Brown.
Poolesville, has returned from a
two-week stay with Mrs. Frank
Upman, Henderson, N. c. Mrs.
Brown also visited in Emporia,
Va.
The White Sox division of the
Mickey Mantle League of Upper
Montgomery County. held a
bake sale at the GAINESVILLE
Store Saturday. The sale, under
the management of Mrs. Joseph
N, Starkey, cleared $40.
After attending confirmation
services Sunday at st. Peters
Episcopal Church in Poolesville,
Bishop.C oadiutor Creighton Of
the Washington Diocese, was
guest of honor at a buffet din
ner given by Rev. and Mrs. Car.
ter S. ellis. Other guests were
members of the vestry and their
wives and the presidents of the
Women's Auxiliary and the Eel,
lowship Circle.
Children of the first grades Of
Poolesville Elementary School
taught by Mrs. Helen Humphrey
and Mrs. Estelle Williamson,
visited the Maryland Chick
Hatchery and the Nicodemus Ice
Cream Company's plant in Fred.
erick recently.
Mrs. Henry Whites fourth
grade class spent some time at
Three Springs Fisheries in Lily.
pons in connection with their
study of Maryland. There they
visited the ponds and got first.
hand information on goldfish
and aquatic plants including
water lilies for which the place
is noted.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Butler and family,
Poolesville, were Mrs. William
Norton and daughter, Jackie,
former residents of Jamestown
and now living in Baltimore. On
Saturday evening Miss Helen
Butler gave a party at the Par
ish Hall in Poolesville in honor
Of Miss Norton.
A bridal shower honoring
Miss June Cole was given at
the home of Mrs. William Poole,
Sellman, Friday night. Mrs.
James Cole, Mrs. Charles Cole
and Mrs. Carlin assisted the
hostess. The 3S guests placed
their gifts under a large white
umbrella which was trimmed
with wedding bells. Tiny UNI
brellas, carrying out the shower
theme, were used as favors. Miss
Cole, daughter of Mr.. Thomas E.
Cole of Boydes, and Mr.. Theo-
dore M. Houseknecht, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl E. Houseknecht,
ST., of Emmaus, Pa, will be mar.
ried this month.
The people and their culture
and land formed fascinating
part of the talk on Hawaii given
by Mrs. John Hall at the Pooles-
vile Garden Club Tuesday when
1t met with Mrs. ]. Herbert
Brown. Mrs. Hall, Poolesville,
who lived for a time in Hawaii,
touched on the history of the
place, how it got its name, its
climate, and the beautiful flow.
ers, always a timely subject with
the group. The program chair
man, Miss Cora Clever, remind.
ed members now is the time to
collect plants for pressing and
drying. The July 81 meeting of
the club will be held at the home
OF Mrs. Carl White in Buckeys.
town. The newly elected presi.
dent, Mrs. Lathrop Smith, con,
Quoted the business meeting.
The annual Dance Recital Of
the Evelyn r. White Studio of
the Dance was presented at the
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