Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-07
Sundy Spring
Holidays
End With
Parties
BY Margaret F. Adelfio
Walker 4-3803

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We're all on the road to nor
NAL living again after the gay
holidays. New Years Day and
the following weekend pro.
duced several local parties to
finish UP the seasons celebra-
tons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Give Lawrence
invited friends to their lovely
old home near Burtonsville on
New Years afternoon. Captain
and Mrs. Rufus Taylor enter
tanned at Berkeley on Satur.
day. Their guests enjoyed hot
and spicy Swedish glogg and
delicious refreshments on q
gray winter afternoon.
On January 2 Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas Whitlock were hosts
at a wedding reception for Mr..
and Mrs. Mahlon Kirk w who
were married earlier that after
noon. Mrs. Kirk is the former
Mrs. Mary Rohn. The Whit
locks, former Sandy Springers,
now live on Massachusetts ave.
in Washington. Guests at the
reception included many friends
Of the bride and groom from
Sandy Spring, Howard County
and Washington; also Mr..
Kinks nephew, Pat Kirk, sta
toned at Fort Bragg, and all
three of the hosts children
were on hand.
Tomorrow night. January Z,
at 8 pm. there will be the first
of the Raymond Havens Music
Lectures. 1t and the two fol-
lowing lectures In February
and March will be at the Com
munity Library in Sandy Spring
land not at the Community
House as we enormously re-
ported previously. Anyone IN
terested in music is invited to
attend these talks.
The winner of the annual
Christmas lighting and home
decoration contest sponsored by
the Ednor Civic Association
were John Makar, Ednor Acres,
for the best religious display;
Edward Sheeler, Ednor Acres,
for the most original presenta-
ton, and Miss Marguerite Muir
ply, Cedar la, for the most
beautiful.
Honorable mention was given
to Harry Golf, Fred Joiner,
Lawrence r. Bower and Ed
Terry. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
elm Dallam were the judges
for the contest.
The Association also planted
a permanent Christmas tree on
the corner of Cedar Ia. and
Colesville I'd. on the property
Of Robert Bainunn. The tree
was lighted during the holiday
season and made a pleasing
display for passers-by. Two
needy families in the general
area were also provided for by
the Association.
Also at Christmas time:
Troop 264 of Boy Scouts was
treated to a Christmas party
by its sponsor, Norman Price
Post No. So Of the American
Legion. The party, which In
Guided court of awards. was
held at the post home In Brooke
vile.
Mrs. Norris Russell has
moved into her new apartment
In the former Doris Lea House
In Ashton. Mrs. Douglas Cum
mings has taken an apartment
In the same building and will
move there sometime In the
near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Halloweli
were here from their home in
New Jersey last weekend to
visit his mother, Mrs. F. M.
Hallowell.
Mrs. William John Thomas
entertained the members Of the
Monday Afternoon Bridge Club
at her home this week.
Houseguests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Bentley are Mrs. Bent
ley's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Murray, and her sister.
Miss Betty Chichester leaves
at the end of this week for
Florida where she will spend
the winter months with her
great-aunt, Mrs. J. Dudley
Clark Of Wilmington, at Hobe
Sound. Mrs .Ridgeley Chiches-
ter will drive down with her
daughter and return by plane.