Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-07-04

Ie'' ~ L. DlakemoreI Oh rAlrlax, va, as
sisted by Rev. G. Dorsey White, of this town.
The bride, who was given away by her
uncle, Mr. W. P. Bing, of Front Royal,
Va, wore charmingly graceful gown of
white Persian lawn over white taffeta silk,
and carried q shower bouquet OF brides
roses. She was attended by Miss Flora
Shinn, sister of the groom, who wore
gown of pink chiffon and carried pink roses.
Mr.. g. Curtis Shinn, q brother of the groom
was best man, and the wedding march was
rendered by Mr.. Glen Poole. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Shinn will reside here for the summer.
DaPnestOwn District Items
The Comfort Branch of the international
Sunshine Society met with the president,
Mrs. H. @. Reading, at Hillcrest, on the
afternoon Of Saturday, June 28th, at 4 P. M.
The threatening aspect of the weather pre-.
vented many members from distance from
attending, but the attendance was very good,
and several visitors, who were present, made
q concourse Of about thirty persons.
The meeting was opened by the president,
in the chair, with a short address, urging the
members to renewed efforts at this, the be-
ginning Of a new Sunshine year, in their
work, and requesting them to cheer by visits,
reading matter, ETC., shut in, in the neigh
borhood, who Is unable to walk. An cleo
ton by ballot for secretary followed, re-
sulting in the election of Miss Virginia An.
drews. Miss Andrews, after the president
read the minutes of the preceding meeting,
called the roll. The Sunshine song, "Scat.
ter Sunshine" was sung by the members,
Miss Andrews presiding at the organ. Sun
shine column 10 "Home and Flowers" was
read by Miss Elberda Montgomery. A trio,
Miss Andrews, Fred and Jack Reading, then
played "Over The Way" on organ, violin
and banjo. The treasurer, Miss Griffith, re
ported the state of the treasury. An annual
due Of five cents year, not compulsory a.
all, nut optional with each member, has
been paid by some. Mrs. Nourse road I'd
the origin of Sunshine by Mrs. Alden. A
letter from the secretary, Mrs Beattie, of the
|. s. s. was read by the president Miss
Griffith then read Sunshine news from July
Ladies' Home Journal" Items of Sun
shine work from each member were read by
the president, who then read the pledge,
which was signed by several new members.
1t was decided to expend some of the dues
In subscribing for the Sunshine Bulletin"
Q monthly periodical telling of the work all
over the world.
The society agreed upon holding lawn
party the latter part OF July, in DarnestowE,
for very worthy object. The meeting ad.
journed to meet the last of July The young
people then adjourned TO the porches and
lawn, where pic mic supper, furnished by
the young ladies, aided by the president,
was served, the boys all doing Sunshine
work by waiting on the guests After dark
all adjourned to the large old fashioned par.
lor. which was deliberately decorated with
ferns and wild flowers, where mirth and jol.
lily prevailed for some time. Every one
left early as it was Saturday night. The
following committees for the lawn party
have been appointed: Reception-chsir-
man, Mrs. Nourse; Misses Nourse, Wordie
Griffith, Virginia Andrews, Bessie Besll,
Clyde and Julian Griffith, Jack Reading and
Richard Green. Refreshments-cake table,
Mrs. Robert Andrews and Mrs. Jennie Beell,
chairmen Misses Maud Broome, Lille Green,
Kate Tschffely, Eleanor CIssel, Willie and
Norman Grssaway, Earle Wall and Maurice
Reading. Supper Table-chairman, Mrs.
Alex. Gassswsy; Mrs. K. II. Darby, Misses
Sadie Cissell, Lula Windsor, Eva Beall,
Margaret Darby ,Elberda Montgomery, Sadie
and Edna Magruder, Mary and Van Tschif
fely, r. NJ Reading, Edwin Broome, John
CASA way and Philip Darby. Treasurer
Mrs. Ii. G. Reading. Ice cream table-Mrs
Cissel, Miss Lula Beall, Misses Ward, John
Gassaway, Simon Nichols. A meeting will
be held 10 Darnestown between this and the
date arranged for the lawn party, and these
committees, with their chairman, will be ex
pected to be present To arrange about tables,
etc.
The subj ct for the next meeting of the
Woman's Mutual Improvement Club, OF
Jamestown, 10 August, at Mrs. Il. II. Oar.
by's, will be Cuba, her resources, history,
climate and government. Essays will be ex.
pected from the following Mrs. Darby, His
tory; Mrs. Nourse, Climate and Resources
Miss Windsor, Government. Readers Of mat
ter pertaining to the subject, Miss Green,
Miss Sula Beall, Mrs. r. b. Beall, Mrs. Cis-
sci and Mrs. Stone.
The congregation of Jamestown Presby-
terrain church. on Sunday last, June 30, en-
ioyed an eloquent and able sermon by Rev.
Mr.. Wilson, Of Washington, the regular
pastor, DIR. Stone, being absent on his vaca-
ton.
July l, 1902. YOLANDE.
Death or a Former Resident.-Mrs.
Emma V. Carr, Of this town, received dis
patch on Thursday evening of last week an
nouncing the death by drowning, Tuesday
night, of her brother, Francis s. Keindiest.
He accide ntalIv met his death while attempt.