Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1888-09-28

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B. s. O. Station at Gaithersburg, has bee
made the successor of Mr.. knight at I'll
Rockville Station.
Rev. VIM S. Hammond, President of tn
Maryland Conference M. p. Church, vii
preach in Brookville, on Sunday next, Sep
TENDER Both, at 1890 O'Clock, A. NJ, and a
Mt. Carmel in the afternoon at 3. He will
also deliver lecture at Linden church OF
Monday night, October LIST; subject, "Light
and Shadows of Inherent Life" Tuesda,
night, October End, at Hyland Hall; sub
ject, "The people we meet" Tickets, 25 cts
Lectures to commence at 7:30 o'clock, p. M
Proceeds to be appropriated to the parsonage
now being built in Clarksville, Howard
county. Mr.. Hammond is widely known
as an able divine and eloquent preacher
| He is also peculiarly adapted to the lecture
| platform, His vivid imagination, blended
with his descriptive powers, often thrill his
audiences with perfect delight, and espe.
cially so with humorous subject. We be.
speak for him large audiences.
Leap Year Ball.-On Thursday night
of last week grand ball was given by the
young ladies at the Town Hall. 1t was a
brilliant affair and was decidedly the event
of the season. Daunch furnished the music,
and banquet was served in the law office
of Mr.. Beall next door. Mrs. Hogg, Mrs.
Kellogg and Mrs, w. V. Bowie, Jr. did the
honors of the evening as a reception com
mittee, and Mr.. Prescott acted as floor man
ager. Leap year is approaching close and
we hope the young men will then be ready
to take the helm of social pleasures, and in
extending the Inequalities Of the town they
will do well to initiate the ladies in all things.
Annexed is list of person present with
their costumes.
Ladies of Rockvile-Miss Mamie Hogg,
corsage cut low and trimmed with pearl
passementrie; Miss Edith Kellogg, point
d'esprit Miss Alice Edmonston, sea green
tulle with pink MORE ribbon; Miss Cora
Edmonston, black silk with pink MORE sash /;
Miss jamie Bailey, pink danish cloth ana
black velvet; Miss Agnes Bailey, black silk !;
Miss Fanny Nelson, white lace; Miss Lulie
Offutt, yellow satin and tulle; Miss Mittc
Hodges, black tulle with golden girde;
Miss Mary Hodges, blue silk; Mrs. w. V.
Boiuic, Jr., black silk and steel trimmings {;
Miss Maria Hodges, black net Miss Macy
Hodges, red and velvet; Miss Kate Fields,
black lace; Miss Kate Peter, pink silk and
satin; Miss Lucy Russell, black tulle Miss
Fannie Veirs, black lace and red plush;
Miss Pye Veirs, blue tulle and silken bodice;
Miss Jennie Williams, India silk and gar.
net velvet; Miss Rosa Williams, gray cash
mere; Miss Jose Stonestreet, garnet satin
Miss Lucy Stonestreet, light chalis Miss
Mary Anderson, white albatross; Miss Kate
Lyddane, blue silk; Mrs. Neil Belt, pink
silk and diamonds; Mrs. A. III. Fletcher,
point d'esprt over pink with pearls; Mrs.
Kellogg, white silk; Miss Bessie Griffith,
white tulle; Miss Hattie Griffith, red satin
Miss Magruder, white albatross; Miss Mary
Peter, Miss Jennie Hodges.
Ladies of Washington-.Miss Pauline
Wright, red MORE silk bodice cut V; Miss
Alexander, white albatross; Miss Maggie
Darneille, cream colored silk covered with
lace; Miss Madison, blue silk Miss Mary
Mattison, black tulle; Miss Edwards, white
silk Miss Annie Edwards, white embroided
NULL Mrs. A. b. Graham, white silk; Miss
Carmen Foster red VOL Fat
terson, striped silk; Miss Florence Thomas,
white tulle with satin bodice and flowers
Miss Mary Smith, art dress, point desprit
over white satin; Miss Morsell, pink surah
and tuIle; Miss Tyler, blue tulle; Miss
Felicia Waddey.
Ladies OF Forest Glen-Miss Rice, white
albatross; Miss Lizzie Keys, pink silk.
Baltimore-Miss Fanny Scott.
Virginia-Miss Daisy Mason, white al
batross with white satin.
Married ladies of Rockvlle-Mrs Steven
son, Frank Allen, L. p Bland, II. T. Veirs,
John Hogg, VIM. Fields, N. d. Offutt, A. j.
Almoney, NJ, Porter, Jane Bailey, Pierre
Stevens, ]. B. Henderson, j. F. Byers.
Gentlemen of Rockville-Samuel Jones,
Chas. j. Maddox, Lee Offutt, Hugh Nelson,
r. r. Beall, Clay Fields, Wallace Rozer, E.
c. Peter, Robert b. Peter, Neil Belt, A, Ii.
Fletcher, A j. Almoney, Frank Allen, Thos.
Bailey Evans Fugitt, Allie Prescott, Pierre
Stevens, John g. England, Howard Eng
land, John L. Dawson, Harry w. Bouic,
Chas. Bradley, Allie Prescott, Jessie Todd,
G. II. Lowe, VIM Russell, j. p b. Veirs,
David Griffith, N. d. Otfutt, w. V. Bouic, Jr.,
]. f. Byers.
Washington-Wilson Miller, r. L. Morris,
f. w. Graham, Geo. Parks, Frank Leiber,
A. b. Graham, VIM. Heber, II. Dubois,
Lieut. Barnett, r. NJ. Morrison, X. l.. Mich
olson, Mr.. Smith.
Forest Glenn-F. Ford, Fred Page, Frank
Keys, Enoch Keys, Harry Mannakee, Mr..
Smith.
Gaithersburg- Dorsey Trundlc, James
rrundlc, Edward Joyce, Alex. Z. Hill, l..
Wilmington, A fancy, VIM. Alvord, Frank
Hutton, Mr.. Coleman.
Virgnia-James K. Maddox