Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-30
Potomac
Show Ring
Event Is Set
For Sept. l
By Cissy Finley

There will be chance on
September l for all beginner,
maiden and novice horse en-
thusiasts to prove their abilities
in the show ring. Miss Donna
Harting and Miss Happy Bogley
are sponsoring a junior horse
show at Home Stretch" the
River I'd. home of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. G. Harting.
Twenty-one classes are listed
on the program, the first SEIZED
uled to start at 9 am. They
will include hack, handy hunter,
knock down and out, lead-line,
and classes over an outside
course. MIR. Bill Reber, Mr..
Trippe Harting and Miss Bobby
Coleman will judge the event.
The entry fee for each
class is 81. There is no charge
for spectators. Refreshments
will be available on the show
grounds. Four ribbons and a
trophy will be awarded in each
class, and three champion
ships will be given.
In case of rain the show will
be held at DuFief Mill Farm,
and not at Home Stretch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Jones,
Jr., Stoney Creek rd., have
adopted a new daughter, Miriam
Celine, who was just five days
old when she joined the family
last week.
The little lady will be known
as Celine.
Mr.. and Mrs. George John
son entertained their Fox Hunt
la. neighbors for a theatre par
ty and midnight buffet last
week. The group saw 1.-THE
Tender Trap" at the Shady
Grove theatre, prior to their re-
turn to the Johnson home for a
late snack.
Mrs. Joseph Pisarra was the
honored guest August % at a
baby shower given by Mrs.
Charles Adams and Mrs. Leo
Rocca, Jr., at the Adams home
on Stoney Creek I'd. Mr.. and
Mrs. Adams are regretfully
leaving Potomac soon for resi-
dence in New York, where he
has been transferred.
Mr.. James Rhea, 13 yr. old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Rhea, took his first solo flight"
August Is, when he flew from
Washington to Lansing, Mich,
to visit his aunt, Mrs. James
Chambers. Mrs. Rhea and an
other son, Tommy, drove out
this week for a visit.
I've heard that
The Gene Martin family is
home from their camp on Lake
Umbagog, Me.
Clubbing season for the Poto-
mac Hunt officially opens on
Sept. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Marvin
are back in their Stoney Creek
I'd. home after a years stay in
Japan.
Miss Mollie Poole is visiting
the Newbold Noyes family at
their summer home in Sorrento,
Me.
The Edward Wagners are
home from vacationing at Fen
wick Island.
Mrs. Carl Bakersfield and
Carl, Jr., are visiting her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Robert YAM
cey, in Silver Spring, Fla.
Miss Starr Morrow, niece of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Salliday, is
leaving soon for Spain where
she will spend the next school
year as a junior at the Univer-
sity of Madrid.
Debby Morrison celebrated
her eighth birthday Aug. Is,
with a "a pm. ice cream and
cake party at her home on Bur-
bank DIR.
Mrs. Stanley Shearer is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Virginia
Rogers in Boca Ration, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelso Shipe en-
tertained her sister and broth
er-in-law last week. They were
visiting here from New Eng
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilnott Lewis
are home from Winter Harbor,
Me-, where they spent their
summer vacation.
The Warren Steiners are
spending the week at 'Kemp's"
on the Eastern Shore.
Roger Eisinger, Jr., is home
following his stay on his un-
cle's ranch in Colorado City,
Tex. He worked there for the