Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-01-24
Potomac
65th Wedding
Anniversary
is Observed
BY Cissy Finley

BY Cissy Finley
Their 65th wedding anniver-
sary. Can you imagine that?
MIR. and Mrs. Enoch Creamer
were honored at quiet family
dinner party on Jan. II to pay
tribute to this occasion. The
Creamers have lived in their
present River Road residence
for more than so years. Enoch
Creamer was born in Potomac,
90 years ago. His parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Dreamer, owned
q -90-acre tract on Piney Meet
inghouse Road, now known as
Firth of Forth Farm. The house
in which Mr.. Creamer was born
is still standing on the property.
Mrs. Dreamer, the former
Annie Martha Nipple, was born
In Frederick County, but moved
to Rockville as a young girl.
She will celebrate 86 years on
Feb. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dreamer were
married in the Rockville Metho'
dist Church by Rev. Armstrong.
a reception followed the cere'
mony. at which her sisters, one
older and two younger, were her
attendants. The reception fol
lowed at her family home which
was located on the former Veirs
property on Falls Road. Her at
tendants were among those who
sent congratulations to the cou'
pie on their anniversary.
Mr.. Creamer was a former
Maryland State Roads employe
prior to his retirement. He and
Mrs. Creamer raised four chill.
dren: Mrs. Violet Davis, Poto.
mac; Mrs. Evelyn Gollan, Ken
sington; Louis Creamer, Colmar
Manor, and the late Lawrence
Dreamer. Mrs. Davis and her
husband, Raymond, live with
her parents.
The Creamers were hosts at a
~five generation" celebration
last summer. Mrs. Creamer, the
sreat-great grandmother; her
daughter Mrs. Davis, the great
grandmother; Mrs. Davis
daughter, Mrs. Edgar Mann,
represented the grandmother;
Mrs. Mann's daughter, Mrs.
James Bell, is the mother of two
children, Shari and Lisa, who
represented the fifth generation,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. X. Shipp
hosted a cocktail party on Fri
day evening for the purpose Of
introducing Col. w. Zgorzelsld
the newly appointed senior In
structOr at the Potomac Horse
Center.
Col. zgorzelski, a native OF
Poland, is recognized today as
one of the leading trainers and
instructors in the world. He has
ridden as a member of the Pol
ish Olympic Team, and was the
recent trainer of the Irish Olym.
pic Team. He is the author of a
number of books on training,
and came to America last year
to hold position in New York.
Among those in attendance
were staff members from the
Horse Center, Mrs. Charles
jackson, with Mr.. jackson; sen.
for instructor, Jerry Baker;
Hartmut Knabe, who arrived
last week from Germany, to join
the staff; Robert Rawlings and
Mrs. Rawlings and Mrs. Anne
Hyler.
In addition to the staff mem
bers the Gibson Semmes came
as did Miss Emily Stenhouse
with Aubrey Downs; Col. and
Mrs. D. w. Thackery, who have
recently moved to Potomac fol.
lowing a three year tour OF
Army duty in Vienna. Col.
Thackery is one of the foremost
dressage judges in the country,
Still other party goers includ'
ed Col. Charles Anderson, a one.
time Olympic team rider; DR.,
and Mrs. Joseph Rogers, he is
the NTH of Loudon Hunt; Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Patterson OF
the Orange County Hunt; Stew.
art Treviranus. Miss Serena
Lewis, the so champion rider in
the combined training prelimi.
nary division; Mrs. Margo Edel.
blut, Mrs. Cornelia Presnikoff,
Mrs. Audrey Young and several
more of notable horse sense.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan P. Stadtler