Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-21

party for so of her friends at
her home in Poolesville follow
ing the graduation exercises
Wednesday mig Refresh
ments were served to the
guests who spent the evening
dancing.
Mrs. Edwin Eggers, Washing
ton, D. c., spent several days
last week with the Charles w.
Fritz family. She is the aunt of
Mrs. Fritz and was here to at
tend commencement at Pooles-
vile High where her great
niece, Glenda, graduated.
Miss Judith Mccall has
been selected by the Ladies
Auxiliary of the DanieI-Jef-
fers Legion Post PAT to attend
Girls State in Carvel Hall at
Annapolis from June IL to
%. Judith, a junior at POOles-
vile High School, Is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles C. Mccall, Comus.
An executive board meeting
of the Hook Craft Guild was
held at the home of the presi.
dent, Mrs. Elton F. Hammond,
Arlington, on Wednesday. In
absence of the secretary the
minutes were recorded by Mrs.
G. Best Linthicum, Beallsville.
Officers and chairmen of
standing committees present
who have completed two-year
terms were Mrs. Raymond Root,
Silver Spring, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Robert ]. Can
ming, Alexandria, parliamentary
ian; Mrs. Linthicum, publicity.
New officers and chairmen
present were: corresponding
secretary, Mrs. William F.
Howe, Bethesda; parliamentary
ian, Mrs. Francis Attig, Wash
ington. In charge of publicity
in Upper Montgomery and
Frederick counties, Mrs. Linthi-
cum. Others were Mrs. Myron
Dieffenderfer, Silver Spring,
vice president; Mrs. Herbert F.
Riley, Silver Spring, treasurer;
Mrs. Henry 10y, Arlington,
at large; Mrs. Inez
Fowler, Silver Spring and Mrs.
10y, heading the 1868 exhibit;
Mrs. Robert Jones and Mrs.
Robert Slaughter, both of Be
thesda, board of directors, and
Mrs. John r. Kelly, Chevy
Chase.
A tentative date and meeting
place for the annual spring
luncheon in May, 1863, was set
for the second Wednesday in
May in Arlington.
Following the meeting the
members adjourned to the
Washington Golf and Country
Club for luncheon. Mrs. Claude
D. Reddick, Poolesville, and
Mrs. Ward A. Fulton, Bealls-
vile, were guests.
William R. Griffith, jr., who
is a photographer in the Navy,
recently visited Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Repass, Poolesville.
Bill is on his way back to join
his family in Sicily after being
called home due to the death
of his father in Key West, Fla.
His brother, Hugh, who was
home at the same time, has
returned to the Philippines
where he is stationed. Their
mother, who recently under
went surgery is reported to be
getting along satisfactorily. The
family formerly lived in Bealls-
vile.
On Sunday June "a a musical
program including solos and
duets will be presented at the
Hyattstown Christian Church
under the direction of the choir
director, Mrs. Harold Cundiff.
A luncheon meeting was
held at the home of Mrs.
Frank r. Kadie, Random
House, on Reddick I'd, Tues.
day, to formulate bylaws for
the newly formed club for Re-
publican women in the area.
Mrs. Ardle P. O'Hanlon, near
Poolesvllle, acting chairman,
named Mrs. Ward A. Fulton and
Mrs. Robert w. Mowen, Bealls-
vile, and Mrs. Claude D. Red
dick, Poolesville, on the nomin-
ating committee. Other COM
mittee members present were
Mrs. George E. Mauser, Boyds,
Mrs. Edwin r. Johnson, Comus,
Mrs. John w. Garvey, Sellman
and Mrs. Robert Kirwan, Black
Rock I'd. The next club meeting
will be held at the home of Gen.
eral and Mrs. A. c. Wedemeyer,
Boyds, on June q, at / pm.
Students of the third, fourth,
fifth and sixth grades at Pooles-
vile school entertained parents
and friends with a school sing