Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1901-08-09
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enjoyable affair. The party consisted oil
fourteen couples chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred. Allnutt. The drive extended to
Poolesville, Beallsville and return. At every
mile the chaperones blew horn, which was
q signal to change partners, thirteen changes
being made during the drive. The ladies
and gentlemen express themselves as having
spent delightful evening. Among those
in the party were Misses Margaret, Julia and
Nan Allnutt, Mary, Elsie and Annie Byrd,
Louise and Bessie Darby, Clara Jennings,
Bette Belle Perry, Bertha Trundle, Mary
Chiswell, and Efie Miller of Frederick
county, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Allnutt, Messrs.
Richard, Charles, Henry, Lewis, Benoni and
Lawrence Allnutt, Milton, Lawrence, Joe,
Edward, Tom and Harry Darby, Edward
Chiswell and Samuel D. Byrd.
The o. T. T. Club gave an outing on the
Virginia shore Of the Potomac on Thursday
last, and the day was spent fishing, rowing
and playing cards. About thirty were In
the party and were chaperoned by Mrs. T.
G. Darby and Mrs. Fred. Allnutt.
Misses Nan and Julia Allnutt entertained
friends on Saturday evening in progressive
talking Messrs. Lawrence Darby, Charles
Alnutt and Richard Allnutt drew for the
prize and Richard Allnutt won. Cake, ices
and chocolate were then served to the com.
pany, which numbered about twenty-five.
DIR. and Mrs. U. d. Nourse captured a
fine string Of bass one day last week.
Miss Bette Belle Perry, May View, Mo
is visiting Miss Margaret Allnutt.
Miss Bertha Trundle, of Frederick, is visit.
ing Miss Julia Allnutt.
Miss Lula Perry, of Luray, Va, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Fred Allnutt
Miss Mary Chiswell. of Dickerson, and
Miss Effle Miller, of Frederick county, is
visiting Miss Louise Darby.
Mrs L. Allnutt and daughter are visiting
Mrs. VIM. G. Baker, of Buckeystown.
Mrs. N. 8. Allnutt and daughter are visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Compton, OF
Front Royal, Va.
Misses Elsie, Annie and Mary Byrd left
on Friday last for a weeks stay at Atlantic
City.
Miss Margaret Allnutt and Miss Perry
left on Saturday last for weeks stay at
Rehoboth.
Mr.. Edward Chiswell spent several days
last week with friends and relatives in this
neighborhood.
Mr.. Steward Ellis, of Washington, who
has been visiting the Misses Byrd, has re.
turned home.
Mrs. Charles Walker and son, Carl, are
with Mrs. Arthur Williams.
Mrs. Perry and daughter, oil Washington
and Mrs. Lane, of New York, are visiting
Mrs. James H. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Allnutt, Jack Byrd
and Lewis Allnutt went on an excursion to
the Luray Caverns yesterday.
A very close and exciting game OF base
ball was played here on Saturday last be-
tween the old Dawsonville team, composed
of members of the old team and scrub play.
ers, and the celebrated Jamestown team
with the exception OF Darby and Stang
who played with Jacksonville, resulting in
victory for Jacksonville by the score OF
1907. Up TO the seventh inning the score
stood Q TO in favor of Jamestown, and the
game had been beautiful one Jamestown
seemed to get ratified and Jacksonville took
the lead and was never headed again. Fred
Allnutt, short stop, and Lawrence Allnutt
who played behind the bat, covered them
selves with glory, as also Nichols of Darnes
town, who played short. The result OF the
game was disappointment to Darnestown
as well as a surprise To Dawsonville, as
Jamestown believed they had walk over
The players were: Darnestown, Carlisle
catcher, Nichols and Griffith pitchers, Green
first base, Cissell second base, Broome third
base, Nichols short stop, Grusendoff left
field, Gassaway center field, Carter right
field Jacksonville, Allnut catcher, Darby
and Stang pitchers, Lewis Allnutt first base
Darby second base, Richard Allnutt third
base, Fred Allnutt short stop, DR.. Nourst
left field, Ernest Allnutt center field, L
Darcy right field.
August 6, 1901. RUBY.