Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-06

| in framing the characters OF their pupils
| Rev. Frank T. Griffith principal Of the
| school at Potomac, responded on behalf OF
| the teachers.
Underlying Principles in Teaching" was
| the subject of interesting talk by Prof
Charles H Albert, well-known institute
! worker of Pennsylvania. Prof Albert used
a blackboard in illustrating his ideas and
| gave the teachers some wholesome advice.
| especially in regard to teaching beginners.
| Prof. Samuel A. Lehman of the Rockville
| Hlgh school. conducted a round table, the
subject considered being English History
This produced an interesting discussion,
quite number of the teachers participant
| ing. Prof. Fred High of Waynesboro', Pa,
gave talk on The Voice, and How to
Use It," the morning session concluding
with another interesting round table on
The Reading Circle" Mrs. Clara v. Mace
presiding.
The first subject considered at the after
noon session was ''The Relation of Pictures
to Culture and Education" This took the
form of round table which was conducted
by Miss E. Mabel Condor. Prof. Albert
Corrfe De Vilbliss of the Gaithersburg
school conducted round table, the SUBJ
5ect considered being Picture Study" w.
A. Garrison Of Westminster talked interest
fngly on Economy In Education" and Miss
Self Control"
During the day Mrs. Nora NJ High enter
tanned the teachers with several solos The
institute choir also rendered several selec-
tons. This evening a large number of the
teachers and their friends went on a troll
ley ride to Cabin John bridge. special
car being used for the purpose Several
hours were spent in enjoying the attrac-
lions to be found at the resort and the
trip proved most enjoyable one.
Sherin Arthur Williams today announced
the appointment of Mr.. George w. Multi
can of this vicinity as his chief deputy
He takes the place of his father, Mr.. Sala-
thiel T. Mullican, recently deceased.
MRS. X W. Grafton and children. who
spent the summer with Mrs Cratons par
ents. Rev. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Hillyer, at this
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thesda district. this county, held Friday
evening at Bethesda, Parker and Davis
club was organized with the following Of
t h President. Alfred Wilson; vice presi-
John M. c. Williams, Hamilton A. Lough-
borough. Vincent Magruder, James T.
Bean, William H. Pyles, John w. Stohl-
man and Leroy Lochte; secretary and
treasurer Emory H. Bogley. An executive
committee. consisting of Messrs. Emory H
Bogley, James T. Bean and John A. Car
rett was named. and a committee on regis
tration with the following members was
also appointed: Andrew ]. Cummings, Ham
ilton A. Loughborough, Samuel D. Cald-
well. Ninian M. Perry. George W. O'Brien.
Edward Bradley, M. Wilson Offutt, John M.
c. Williams, John A. Garrett and Vincent
Magruder.
Miss Ida Virginia Pasquell and Mr. Fran
els Scholl Strawsen both of Washington.
visited Rockville Saturday morning and
were married by Rev. Thomas H. Campbell,
pastor of the Baptist Church. The cere-
mony was performed at the home of the
minister and was witnessed by the sister
of the bride
Miss Cora Leila Limerick and Mr. Henry
Lewis Riecks, young Washingtonians, were
also married here Saturday, Rev. w. F.
Locke, pastor of the NJ. E. Church South.
being the officiating minister. The cere-
mony was performed in the presence of a
young lady friend of the young couple.
Good results from black bass fishing on the
upper Potomac are reported Within the
past few days a number of persons from
this vicinity have had fine sport at Penny
fields lock. among the most successful ones
being Messrs. Albert ]. Almoney William
H. Rabbit. Richard H. Stokes, Ollie Moul-
den, Harry A. Dawson and Edward c.
Peter.
Mrs. Bertha Almoney. wife of Mr.. A B.
Almoney, who formerly resided here, died
Saturday at her home in Hagerstown, aged
forty-five years. She had been i'll a long
while. Her husband survives her