The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-10-11
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
SOCIETY ITEMS

BOYDS. Nd. Oct. 1O.-Miss Ida NJ
Poole. of Buck Lodge. near Boyds.
was married this week to Ern-
est Boyer. of Kemptown, Frederick
county, in the Baptist Church there,
the Rev. S. R. White officiating
Miss Lille May Thompson, of Ed
nor, was married to John Leonard Case,
of Spencerville. by the Rev. Mr. Wright.
the ceremony taking place at the home
of the bride
Miss Eta May Watkins, daughter OF
Christopher Watkins, of Cedar Grove,
was married to Norman Wells. OF New
! York. at the Baptist Church. Cedar
Grove, the Rev. Mr.. Thomas officiating
Prof. Glen Poole. of PooiesYille, was
married at Otego. N. Y. to Miss Jennie
Birdsen, an accomplished young lady
OF that town. The Rev. N b. Ripley
performed the ceremony. The bride is
graduate of the New England Con-
servatory of Music. and a fine pianist
and violinist. Prof Poole has lived
near Boyds all his life. and is gradu-
ate, under Lieut. w H. Santelmann.
of the United States Marine Band,
W dShAh6tOH. lucy Will ndhS AnSiI
home in Otego.
The Rev. John R. Henderson and Mrs.
Henderson, and their two daughters,
Misses Rose and Carrie Henderson, Of
Georgetown. Delaware, are guests of
DR.. and Mrs. James z. Deets. Miss
Rose Henderson, of Rockville, is also a
guest at the same house.
Mr. and Mrs James r. Hicks, of
Waldorf, Charles county, are guests for
Hicks
Charles Broadwater. of Toll Gate. w
Va, is visiting his sisters. Mrs. Andrew
Small and Miss Nettie Broadwater.
Theodore A. McAtee. a prominent
railroad contractor here. has left for
southern Virginia.
Mrs. Enos Keys, of Linden, is the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Sarah f. Boyd.
Mrs. James Boyd Maughlin left for
Washington today, to visit her mother,
Mrs Alfred Ray
The Rev. T. Davis Richards is In Man
assas. va. attending the Presbyterian
conference. He is pastor of the Neels-
Vile Presbyterian Church, near Boyds
w. H. Pace, OF Washington Grove,
was a recent visitor among friends
here.
B. II. Warner. and his daughter, Miss
r. p. Warner. have returned to their
home at Kensington. after a visit in
Mexico.
Miss Cassie Hudson has returned to
Kensington, after a visit TO Baltimore.
Mrs. George F. Abrahams, of Kensing-
ton, has returned home from Baltimore,
after a short visit there
John p. Bates has returned to BaIti-
more from a visit to friends in Damas-
Gus
Miss Mamie Pearce. OF Damascus, is
in Baltimore, visiting her friend, Miss
Florence Gilpin. who was married last
week
Mrs. a. S. Dalton is visiting her
mother, in Baltimore.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Priddy, Of Kensington. was the scene
Of beautiful gathering. in honor OF
the birthday of their daughter, Dorothy
Virginia Priddy. Those present were
Edna and Christina Eckhardt, Beatrice
Chamberlain, Ruth Bronson, Elsie
Fowler. Elizabeth PAUL. Louise War
then. Esther Fowler, Dorothy Dulin, A.
Johnston. Phillip Potts, b. Bowie, Law
renee Johnston. and Raymond More.
The Woman's Club. of Kensington, re-
Gently entered upon It's fifth year 8
work, and on this occasion was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Eliza Harts
horne, its president. Addresses were
made by Mrs. Cochran. vice president
Of the State Federation; Mrs. C. Lord.
Mrs. sadtler. of Baltimore. and Miss
Jacobs. The club has thirty active
members. and one corresponding mem
Der in Japan.