Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1896-10-09

| a quiet out pretty nome wedding tool
place here last Wednesday at high noon
The couple were Mr.. Jean Krozer Jet, G
Baltimore, and Miss Marie L. Webb, ais
formerly OF Baltimore. The ceremony wa
performed by Rev. L. L. Lloyd, of Gathers
burg, but former pastor of the NJ. f. Churcl
South here. After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served, at which, as at tn,
ceremony, only the relatives were present
The bride was attired in handsome travel
ing gown Of dark blue camel's hair anG
white broadcloth. The couple left for OLD
Point Comfort and other points South. Or
their return they will reside in Baltimore.
A Bryan, Sewall and Lee Club was or
ganized at Cedar Grove last Saturday nigh
with r. M. Watkins as chairman, anC
elected the following officers: l.. d. Wat
kins, president; j. E. Burdette, vice presi
dent; James e. Duvall, secretary H. B
Page, treasurer. The club was addressed
by r. M. Riggs, Philip B. Sowder anC
others. A committee of arrangements, com
posed of five members, was appointed. The
club met again on Thursday night and com
pleted arrangements for their mass meeting
to be held Saturday night, October the 10th
The club started with an enrolment of for
ty-three members.
The protracted meetings which were be
gun at Germantown Church, September the
Goth are still in progress and interest una.
bated. Pastor Rayfield has preached twice
on Sundays, and every night. Fourteen
persons had up to Monday night last made
public profession of their faith in Christ.
Last night when the church opened her
doors for the reception of candidates for
baptism, seven out of the ten who had pro.
fessed conversion presented themselves.
Several others will come before the church
next Sunday morning. The earnestness and
seriousness which have prevailed through
out these services have been very marked.
The concert at the Rockville Town Hall
on this friday evening promises to be
one of the best ever given here, and will be
under the direct management OF Mr.. f II
Droop. Those who have volunteered their
services are Mr.. f II. Droop, who has
kindly loaned Stenway grand piano, and
who will play two numbers and accompany
the soloisls; Prof Herman Rakeman, the
eminent violinist Mrs. Clifton, Miss Bes.
tor, Miss Daisy Louise Fox, Miss Alice
Kraft, vocalists, together with Miss Janet
III. Young and other elocutionists. The
concert will be of unusual merit, and will
be for the benefit of the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Presbyterian church, who have lately
been decorating and Competing the church.
Gen. Allan Rutherford, through his at.
torneY, d. w. Baker, Monday filed an an
J. Vance Lewis, of Takoma, for libel and
defamation of character, claiming $25, 900
damages. Mr.. Lewis was an applicant for
appointment by Gov. Lowndes to the posi-
ton of Land Commissioner of Maryland,
last February, and Gen. Rutherford, it was
alleged in the papers filed by Mr.. Lewis,
wrote a libelous letter TO the Governor,
which prevented the appointment of Mr.
LeWlS he IldtIcT CTedIeu STedJ SURPRISE
at the time the declaration was filed, as both
the parties to the suit are prominent Repub
lican leaders in this county, and were sup
posed to be warm friends Gen. Ruther-
iord's answer in general reiterates the
charges he made 70 Gov Lowndes.
Kings Palace, 812 and S14 Seventh street
northwest, Washington, d. c., is the great
leading fashionable emporium for ladies'
south of the Eastern cities Indeed, this
fashionable resort has grown to be the
largest and most reliable landmark in the
District Of Columbia. The immense stock
of goods with the change Of every season
is purchased from the foreign and Eastern
merkets for cash, which enables MI King
to sell at such low prices. His mammoth
store has recently been enlarged so as to
meet the growing demand of the public.
His Fall opening on Saturday last was a
grand affair, and the crowd of visitors con.
tinued until late hour in the evening.
The decorations of his several departments
were unique and handsome and elected
much admiration from the crowds Of pur
chasers. Mr.. King is anxious that his
numerous customers in this county shall
visit him and examine his large display OF
goods and view his many improvements.
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