Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-14
Sandy Spring
sPenZance'
Being Staged
By School
By Margaret F. Adelfio
walker 4.38O3

Sandy Spring Friends School
is busily putting the final
touches on its Second Annual
Operetta which will be perform.
ed this weekend. Gilbert and
Sullivan's pirates of Pepzance'
is this years choice, and it
promises to be just as good a
show as last years "Sorcerer.
Directing the Pirates Of Pen.
zance" is Barry Morley. Two
performances will be given, on
Friday and Saturday evenings,
March Is and 16, at s O'Clock in
the Girls Gym at Sherwood
High School.
Sherwood Elementary School
wants to have the names OF next
September's kindergarten class
as soon as possible. Children
born in the year 1858 are elig-
ible for the class. Parents of
these children, who are now
five years old or will be five by
December 81, 1868, and who live
in the Sandy Spring-Ashton
area, should call the Sherwood
Elementary School at Walker
4-4O41 to report that their child
will enter kindergarten in Sep.
TENDER.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Lyon are
homeward bound from Florida,
where they have spent the best
Tor worst) part of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Rust Candy
have also been on an extensive
southern trip. They visited Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Cannon in
MADEIRA Beach, Fla, and went
on to Louisiana where they met
the Vertrees Youngs in New
Orleans and were their guests
at their home in BogaluSa. The
Canbys also were in Natchez
at Festival time and had visit
with their son, Tom, and his
wife and children in Memphis.
An interesting piano recital
will be given on Sunday after.
Eoon at Ashton Methodist
Church, sponsored by the
Church Choir. Mrs. Hazel Err
skine, choir director, and Miss
Grace Gosnell, choir director at
Hamline Methodist Church, are
the soloists. Their program will
include selections from Bach,
brahms, Rachmaninoff, Schu-
mann, and Arensky, and will
begin at 4 o'clock. Admission
is free but there will be a volun-
tary offering. Refreshments
will be served and all are well
come.
Music lovers, please take note
also: the National Symphony
Orchestra is conducting its Sus-
tanning Fund Drive right now,
and right here Mrs. Carl Inlay
and Mrs. Antonio AdelfiO are
area cO-chairmen. The drive con-
tinues until the end of this
month.
Mrs. Norris Russell, Mrs.
Iris Beall, Mrs. A. Irving Smith
and Mrs. Francis Miller were a
foursome at the matinee of
MARY, Mary" at the National
Theatre this week.
Regular meetings of the Little
Garden Club of Sandy Spring
began this week after a winter
recess. Mrs. Eugene Scott of
Midpines at the Manor Club
was hostess at the first meet
ing of the season on Tuesday.
Mrs. Jack Bentley entertained
at a bridge luncheon on Satur-
Gay at her home.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Grimes
of the Old Hickory BOOkshOp
sailed this week on the Queen
Elizabeth for France and Eng.
land. They plan to spend cOu.
pie of months in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauck Benson
ere hosts when The Neighbors
meets Thursday at Lauckwood.
Barber Shop quartet singing
has NOT disappeared from the
local scene, even though the
"Ashtoneers" were forced to
break up when their bass, Ralph
Schumack, moved his family
west. The group will now be
known as the Sharp Notes"
end is made up of the original
three members, Tom Stabler,
Tim Conner and Warren Davis,
who have been joined by a new
bass, John Macdonald of Chevy
Chase.