Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-21
Sundy Spring
Local Ladies
To Model in
Fashion Show
Margaret f. Adelfio
Walker 4-3803


good tonic for all ladies at this
time OF the year. When the
fashions are modelled by friends
and neighbors and their chill
dren it's just that much more
fun.
The Hospital Guild of the
Montgomery County General
Hospital is planning its annual
Fashion Show at Jelleff's in Sill
yer Spring for February II, al
I8:15, and has asked local ladies
and youngsters to help with the
modelling. Mrs. Charles Disha
room, chairman OF the show, has
announced that proceeds from
this years show will be used
toward a Memorial Fund for
Mrs. Jacob w. Bird.
Also working on the Fashion
Show are co-chairmen Mrs.
Francis Kruhm and Mrs. WI
liam Albright, and the follow
ing committee heads: Mrs. John
Fitzgerald, publicity; Mrs. vii.
liam Hines, tickets; Mrs.
Charles Conner, models; and
Mrs. Anna Ashworth, hostess
and posters, and all the other
members of the Guild. Door
prizes will include two $25 gift
certificates and various costume
accessories. Dave Brigham will
serve as master of ceremonies.
The Redland Hunt met at
Leawood for a stirrup cup with
the William Shippens before
Saturdays hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Will
son have gone to The Home
stead in Hot Springs, Va, to
spend a skiing and skating va
cation. They are equipped down
there to provide artificial snow
in case the real stuff isn't avail
able.
Mrs. Walter w. Cook left on
Monday for a couple of weeks
stay in Mt. Ksco, N. Y, with
her niece and family, the Will
liam Hartges.
A party next Thursday, the
18th, will honor Mrs. Lewis
Rumford on the occasion of her
95th birthday! Mrs. Rumford is
an aunt of Misses Beatrix and
Estelle Moore. The party will
be given by her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Rumford II, at their home in
Baltimore.
The big spring project of
members of Mt. Carmel will be
to have the exterior of the
church painted as soon as
weather permits. With this in
view the trustees are putting on
a supper on Saturday, February
13-turkey and all the trim.
mings will be served from Z
until 8, Come one, come all, for
good food and to help with the
painting fund. The church is in
Sunshine on Route 81.
Following basic training at
Fort Benning, Ca, is Lea Gil.
pin, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Gilpin. Lea left couple of
weeks ago after enlisting for a
two-year stint in the Army.
Mrs. Francis Miller enter
tanned the Little Contract
Bridge Club on Friday. Guest
players Mrs. Herbert F. Nc.
Laury and Mrs. James Graham
joined the members for the
afternoon.
Today Mrs. Calvin Owens of
Bethesda is entertaining a table
of four ladies' at a bridge party
given by the Rotarians Inner
Wheel. They are Mrs. F. H. Nc
Laury, Mrs. William Dinwiddie,
Mrs. Iris Beall and Mrs. Fran.
els Miller.
The Montgomery Farmers
Club met at Oakley on Satur-
day evening with Mr.. Jack
Bentley as host. Entertainment
after the meeting consisted of
interesting slides of the west
shown by Mr.. Art Souder. The
Enterprise Club met the week
before with Mr.. w. w. Moore
as host.
Neighbor members, meeting
at the Community House on
Thursday evening, also enjoyed
some slides. They were shown
by r. B. Thomas III, who had
taken them while on Navy duty
in Cuba, Canada and Italy. Host
ess for the meeting was Mrs.
r B. Thomas, sr.
The January meeting of the
Legion Auxiliary of Norman
Price Post was held on Mon.
day evening. January II, in the
home of Mrs. Clarence Watkins. |
There were IA members pres
emit.
Mrs. Robert Pratt; |