Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-05

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Daniel Robert 10 years. Sta
Rockville area are Pope Burr,
Douglas Boyd, Ronald Wyett,
Brian Hollidge, Keith Beck and
Mark Blair.
A Handi Craft exhibit by Cub
Pack 4S2 will be on display in
the window of the Hobby Shop
in the Twinbrook Shopping Cen
ter beginning Monday for the
full week.
Partying seems to take a prece-
dence over other activities this
week. Mary Rose Pearson was a
most surprised 13-year-old when
she walked into the Rockcrest
Field House and discovered the
crowd gathered in her honor.
Her parents had arranged
"first grown-up" party for her
and 60 teen-age friends. A red
and white theme was carried out
with candles throwing soft glow
across the room. Banquet tables
lined the dance floor. A four-tier
cake decorated with red rosebuds
and a red doll atop almost looked
unreal it was so beautiful.
The girls were enchanting in
their party dresses as they danced
to records. Entertainment was
provided by an out-of-town guest,
Tommie Doggett, with his guitar
and harmonica.
Mary Rose wore n red satin
brOcade semi-formal trimmed
with white pearl sequins. The
straps were sequined and an orig
inal touch was the hoop skirt
made from a hula hoop. Tiny tea
roses trimmed the bottom of the
bouffant skirt sprinkIed with Sc
guins. A black velvet cape com.
pleted her ensemble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph r. Sachs
entertained at a reception on Sun
day afternoon for a number of
close friends at their home on
lie May rd. The occasion was the
christening of their one-year-old
daughter, Patricia Kathleen, by
the Rev. Kenneth Vented. pas
tor of the Faith United Church.
Sponsors were Les and Harriet
Cole. Outoftown guests were Mr..
Sachs's brother and his family
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Sachs from
Harrisburg, Pa, and their three
children.
Terry McKeever celebrated her
eighth birthday by inviting II of
her friends for cake Id ice
cream. A special feature Of the
afternoon was a ride on Ginger
around the estate. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
f. McKeever of Halpine rd.
Arlene and Arnold Duquette en-
tertained bridge group Sunday
evening at their home on Brad
ley. The guests enjoyed the home.
made bread and peanut butter
which is a speciality of Arlene's
Guests were Mr. and Mrs
George Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs. vii.
liam Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Riley and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Wilkins.
The Women's Missionary So
ciety of Twlnbrook Baptist Chapel
met last Thursday at Parklawn.
They were delighted with their
speaker, DR.. jeanette Beal, who
talked about China"
The P-TA of Twinbrook School
is conducting a survey of all pre-.
school children in the area. This is
done on a house to house can.
vass. Lots Of decisions that affect
us all can be made as result Of
surveys: how many teachers will
be hired, how large our schools
will be. Any organization wishing
to make use of the survey when
finished, for community needs,
may contact Mr.. Gene Bryant
who is in charge Of this.
The Rev. Kenneth Vented Of
the Faith United Church, 220S
Rockland ave, wishes TO an
nounce a change in choir rehear.
sal. Instead Of Tuesday they will
now meet on Friday evening at
8 pm.
This coming Sunday the mem
beers of the Teen Club" will par
ticipate in the service Of the Faith
United Church, in celebration OF
Youth Sunday. Boy Scout troop
222 will be special guests.