Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-12-07

i1s annual meetng on trlday evening last.
Its condition was shown to be gratifyingly
successful for the year, with 257 shares Of
stock in force. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year P. M. Smith,
president; H. b. Cramer, vice. president
s. I. F. Sterrick, secretary and treasurer;
Gen. Allah Rutherford, attorney, VINO, with
DR.. James S. Lodge, Robert A. Young,C. F.
Duvall, Frederick A. Gee and @. Scott Du.
vail, were elected directors.
Mr.. W. A. Dobson, of Rockville, delivered
very interesting aud instructive address
at the last meeting of the Waverly Club
of Gaithersburg, this county. One Of the
largest audiences that has ever attended any
of its meetings was present. Essays, read
ings, vocal and instrumental music, with a
one act drama entitled "Where's My Hat"
which concluded the program, were beauti-
fully rendered. Prof. Thomas N. Conrad,
of Washington, will address the club at its
next meeting, Tuesday, December 18th, at
7 o'clock p. NJ. Some excellent Rotations,
readings and vocal and instrumental music
will compose the program that evening.
Fair View Seminary, established several
years ago at Jacksonville, this county, by
DR.. Chas. H. Waters, has grown to be one
OF the finest educational institutions in this
section of the State. The large attendance
of pupils from distance rendering it neces-
sary to move to some point convenient to
railroad facilities, the Summit House at
Gaithersburg has been selected by the Prin
cipal as suitable place, and ON Monday,
January 7th, school will be opened at that
place. Parents and guardians should ex-
anime the superior advantages o: this
school. See card in another column.
On Wednesday evening of last week Col
E. V. White, President of the Peoples Ma
tional Bank of Leesburg, Va, and Mis- Mar.
garet Bayne, of Philadelphia, were married
at the residence Of the brides brother, Col.
Charles Bayne, of that city. The wedding
was handsome and elegant, about one hun
dred and fifty guests were present Those
from LoudOun county were Il. r. Walker,
DR.. c. S. Carter, Judge j. B. McCabe, Judge
r. II. H. Tebbs, and H. De Butts Norris, of
Fauquier, and Jos. d. Baker, of Frederick
City, Md. After the marriage ceremony a
banquet was enjoyed by the guests, when
the happy couple took the train for a bridal
tour. The ColOnels many friends in this
county tender their congratulations.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Iparhara' of
held in the Court Room on Friday of last
week, and was largely attended. Much in
terest was manifested In the proceedings,
both by the teachers and Others in attend
ance. An interesting report of the procee l.
ings of the State Teachers Association was
made by Prof. f. l.. Amiss. Methods of
teaching "Civil Government" was the sub
ject of an able paper by James F. Byrne.
The subject Of primary Arithmetic" was
discussed by b. Duvsll Chambers, Miss M.
L. Groomes and Mrs. l.. A. Veirs "How |
Employ First Grade Pupils" was the sub
ject treated by Dorsey l.. Baker, Miss Will
lie b. Porter and Miss Lavinia Brown. At
the conclusion of the exercises the teachers
At Ascension Church, Gaithersburg, on
Wednesday, Miss Julia NJ Snouffer, daugh
ter of MIR. G. Fenton Snouffer, was married
to Mr.. Lyde Griffith, son of VIM. H. Griffith
The ceremony was performed by Rev. A s.
Johns. The bride wore u brown cloth
travelling suit, with hat to match, and car
ried La France roses. The bridesmaids were.
Misses Rose Snouffer and Mollie Warfield.
They were also dressed in travelling dresses.
Messrs. John Snouffer, Israel VARIED, Nc
Cubbin Waters and Cranmer Griffith were
the ushers Mr.. Cranmer Griffith was the
groo.n's best man. The bride was given
away by her father. The church was taste.
fully decorated with evergreens and flowers.
Miss Laura Trenns rendered the wedding
march from Lohengrin. The bride and
groom left on the o'clock express for an
extended trip North. --
Tuesday evening upon the assembling, at
Gathersburg, of the officers and delegates
to the eighteenth annual session OF the Dual
Grand Lodge, Independent Order of Good
Templars, the local lodge of that town gave
a reception to them. The town hall was
densely packed. Town Councilman Lee NJ.
Lipscomb delivered an address Of welcome
on behalf Of the town. He introduced
Grand Vice Templar E. Jennie Waters, who
presided. Past Grand Chief Templar
Thomas j. Owen, of Gaithersburg Lodge,
gave an address of welcome on behalf of
that lodge Rev Robert N. Moore, Inter
national Supreme Templar, d. II. Mann, OF
New York, and Grand Chief Templar g. j.
Burdette made forcible addresses Rev. y.
D. Monroe Browning and w, q. Dixon also
participated Miss Nina X. Hobbs and the
'Gaithersburg Lodge choir rendered excel
lent musical selections. On Wednesday
and Thursday the business sessions of the
lodge will be held. Some sixty lodges and
Templars representing membership OF
over $780, are comprised in the organiza
ton.
A ReceptIon-A handsome reception
was given from to IL o'clock on Friday
evening, November Both, 1894, by Mrs Har
riet Cashell, widow of Judge Hazel b
Cashell, at her home, near Redland, this
county, in honor of her son Hazel b Cashel
and bride, Miss Ferry, who were married ON
Thanksgiving Day, November Goth, 1894,
at the brides home in Virginia. The bride
was elegantly gowned in silk. The toilets
of the ladies were handsome The spacious
mansion and grounds were beautifully deco
rated and illuminated A sumptuous re-
past, (for which this old Maryland home
has been famed for nearly fifty years. was
served to the many guests.
Aiming tbose present were Mr.. and Mrs.