Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-08-03

The Epworth Sunday School Of Gathers.
burg will hold grand entertainment on
Friday, August 10th, beginning at 2 o'clock,
P. NJ, at the beautiful park of Oakmont, ad-
joining Washington Grove. Judging from
the program now in preparation the occa-
sion will be one Of great enjoyment for
young and old. Dinner will be served, be-
ginning at 4 O'Clock, and will be continued
into supper at the proper hour. Ice cream
and other refreshments served at reasonable
prices. Proceeds to be applied TO the organ
debt.
A festival and tournament lasting two
days, August 9th and It'll, will take place al
Forest Glen, Md, for the liquidation Of the
debt on the new st. Johns Church, Gar
roll Memorial) Riding will begin at II A.
NJ, sharp, both days. Monday, August 9th,
for amateurs; Tuesday, August 9TH, for pro-
fessionals. A clay pigeon shooting contest
will also take place, and prizes for the rid
ing and shooting will be awarded as usual.
The Tennallytown Junior Brass Band will
give open air concerts. A string band will
furnish music for dancing.
An all.day basket pic. mic and tournament
will be held in the grove of VIM. T. Lewis,
near Jamestown, on Wednesday, the 9Th of
August; if rainy, the next fair day. The
tournament will commence promptly at 1890
A. NJ. The prizes to be awarded to the sue
cessful knights will be: First, saddle; second,
bride; third, leggins; fourth, whip and
spurs. A game of base ball will take place
between two good clubs after the tourna-
ment. Dancing will begin at 800 o'clock.
Fine Washington music will be in attend
ance. Music for the tournament will be
furnished by brass band. Fine speakers
will deliver the addresses For further par.
ticulars address Julian Griffith, Jr., or B. F.
Vinson.
A dispatch from Santa Fe, New Mexico,
of July 30, says: "One of the grsndest GER
emonies of the Catholic Church will be Gel
ebrated in Santa Fe during the coming fall,
when the pallium will be conferred upon
the Most Rev. Archbishop Chappelle, for
merly of Baltimore. This will be the third
presentation of the pallium in Santa Fe, the
first being when Archbishop Lamy was
consecrated archbishop, and the second
when the venerable Bishop Salpointe was
elevated to the same dignity. Apostolic
Delegate Satolli, Cardinal Gibbons aud sew
eral other prelates are expected to assist at
the ceremonial. In anticipation of the event
extensive preparations are being made
Archbishop Chappelle was formerly pastor
of st. Mary's Catholic Church, this town.
The annual tournament for the benefit of
st. Mary's Catholic Church, GAINESVILLE,
came off at that place on Tuesday last
and was attended by about 1000 people
MIR. j. l. Rogers, of Washington, delivered
the charge to the knights. The winners in
tournament riding, expert class, were: H.
l.. Davis, of Green Valley, who crowned
Miss I'll. l.. Davis queen of love and beauty
Mr.. Lyn Wood crowned Miss Lula Simp.
son first maid, Joseph Harris crowned Miss
Agnes Goodheart second maid, and VIM.
White crowned Miss w. White third maid.
In the amateur class, Mr.. A. Il. Warrior
crowned Miss Thompson queen G. M. Moore
crowned Miss Felicia Davis first maid, Sam.
uel Young crowned Miss Elvira Cooley Sec
ond maid, Howard Hyatt crowned Miss Se
villa Ganley third maid. The coronation
address was delivered by John w. Langley,
of Kentucky