Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-08-30
Carroll Cbanel-Tbo festival and tour.

Carroll Chapel-The festival and tour
nament held on Wednesday and Thursday
of last week, near Forest Glen, for the bene-
fit of Carroll Chapel was success in every
respect. About 900 persons attended on
Thursday, and between four and five hun.
bred dollars were netted during the affair.
The tournament attracted the interest of all
present. Six filters entered as professionals
and seven as amateurs. Two bands of music
were in attendance. j. r. NARROW, Knight
of st. Joseph; Edward Kemp, Knight of
the Northwest; Arthur Sullivan, knight of
Prince Albert; Enech Keys, Knight of d.
M. g.; William +. Hutchinson, Knight of
Celesville, and John Owens, Knight of
Laurel, entered as professionals. d. Barnes,
knight of Wheaton; Howard Bachelor,
knight of Oak Spring; Benz. Baker, Knight
of Washington G. Lusby, knight of White
Oak; William Sherman, Knight of Burnt
Mills; G. Carr, Knight of Highland, and M.
Peter, Knight of Toby Boy, entered as anna
teurs. The knights of Laurel, d. NJ. c.,
and Colesville each taking the highest posi-
Bile number of rings, tied. The tie was run
off, the Knight of Laurel winning the first
prize, a saddle and briddle, and browning
Mrs. Owens Queen of Love and Beauty.
The knight of ID. M. G. won the second
prize, a saddle, but transferred the crown
ing of First Maid of Honor to the Knight
of Prince Albert, who crowned Miss Lazen-
by. The knight of Colesville won the third
prize, bride, and crowned Miss Bradford
as Second Maid of Honor. The Knight of
st. Joseph won the fourth prize, a tourna-
ment lance, and crowned Miss Minnie Wa
ters as Third Maid of Honor. The honor
of browning queen and three maids of
honor was the only prize offered to the anna
teurs. The knight of White Oak crowned
Miss Bayley as Queen of Love and Beauty.
The Knights of Wheaton, Toby Boy and
Burnt Mills crowned Misses Kate Weller,
Sadie Williams and Emma Lusby as First,
Second and Third Maids of Honor. o. b.
Clarke, Jr., G. d. Mullican and Charles
Greaves were judges; Pinkney NARROW,
chief marshal; ID. j. Clarke, chief herald
VIM. McCeney and Charles Hopkins, aids
to the herald. Alexander Kilgour, of this
town, delivered the charge to the knights
and coronation address.
Misses Fenwick, assisted by Misses Bru-
nette, Cleary and Others, were in charge OF
the fancy table, which was pretty and very
attractively arranged
Mrs. o. b. Clarke presided at the dinner
table, with the Misses Clarke assisting
There were choice viands in plenty to salts
fly the internal craving of America, and all
who patronizcd had sweet satisfaction beam
ing on their countenances like a sun kissed
cloud at close of day.
Jacobs Well" was presided over by
Miss Lucy Anderson, assisted by Mr.. J. ii.
Clarke, Miss Mary Anderson and Others
The we'll was arranged with much taste, as
all who tasted thereof admitted by their
generous patronage. Sons and daughters
would put their lips to the glass and in its
sweetness let their appreciation run riot
Among the articles ratified at the well
were the following Lap robe, won by Miss
Clara Thompson; Courtney road cart, won
by Miss Lucy Anderson Gondola, won by
Miss Cassidy; Carving knife and fork, Mrs
o. B. Clarke; Guess cake, Mrs. DR.. Griffith
Barrel OF flour, Emily Russell.
Mrs. Capt. Bohrer presided with her usual
grace at the confectionery table, and among
the articles raffled were a pretty plush fancy
work box, won by Miss Clara Thompson;
China tea set, VIM Miller; Water set, EN-
lily Russell