Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-11-22

| S0neiset l. Williams at Burdette, near
boyds. This supper is to be held under the
auspices OF the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Boyd Presbyterian Church. Supper will
be served, beginning at 5 o'clock Ice cream,
cakes, candies aud fruit will be sold. The
public is cordially invited.
Art was the subject considered at the
regular bi-weekly meeting of the Rockville
Woman's Club on Thursday afternoon Of
last week. Mrs. II. Clinton Alnutt read a
paper on "St. Sophia at Constantinople !"
Mrs. Hervey Brown conducted a round
table on Influence Of the Monastc Orders
on Art;" Mrs. Thomas NJ. Talbot contrib.
uted paper on Franz Josef Haydn" and
there was some pleasing vocal music.
Rev. r. A. Smith, of Germantown, Md :,
will deliver his illustrated lecture on Pales-
tine and other countries Thursday, Novem-
Der 2Sth, at the Mt. Zion Baptist Church
The lecture begins at 1850 P. M. Admis-
sion fee-adults, 25 cents; children, 10 cts.
Proceeds will be given to the Mt. Zion
Church building fund" A large audience
is desired. Those who come will be both
entertained and instruct d, besides assistin g
good cause.
Mr.. George W. Gather, a well-known
farmer and highly respected citizen, died
about Q O'Clock last Saturday afternoon at
his home, near Derwood. He was 81 years
old and had been In failing health several
years. His death, which was due to an
affection of the stomach, was not unex-
pected. Surviving him are widow, who
was Miss Graf, and five children. He also
leaves three brothers and three sisters. He
was son of the late VIM. r. Gather.
The Rockville Civic League. the member
ship of which Is composed of q number of
the ladies of the town, has awarded to DR..
Edward Anderson prize for the most inn
r--7s710-' '1V ''.- faeQ lis lawn,
-Ll Uaaaing2H GlcRe az beer rewarded
for keeping tbe aa.ea! store premises.
Among ,Rose e4a V8 usa olimented
by TIE league log weitS5pt sRH = are Mrs.
Alice Bonic, Mrs Heygey IAic Mrs. Rob't
y Baiiiss, MTs. Ella AadeEsoa, Mrs. Clara
5. Ovens snd tue Misses Edno aston.
Or. = n. Mccormick, OF Bowling Green,
Ky, Chairman Of the Organization Com.
0.ttse oi TIC ues san Medical Association,
vi'. deliver an 6lresa Ola hings About
Doctors which DOCTORS and Other People
Ought to Know" at the Court House, Rock.
Vile, on Thursday, December 5, 1907. A
composed of DR.. Deets, presi.
dent; DR.. John L. Lewis, secretary, and
Drs. Linthicum, Anderson, Mannar, Hem
1erson and Lewis met yesterday and COM
pleted arrangements for the meeting Mr..
Spencer q. Jones will preside.
Married, on November 10th, 1907, in
Washington, D. c., at the home of the brides
nephew, MIR. Clifton Lee Tschiffely, by Rev.
DR.. G. W. Alexander, pastor of West Street
Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Kate Tschiffely
Stone, of Washington, and Mr.. Charles
W. Reichard, of the Perejonia Mining and
Milling Company, near Guansjuato, Mexico.
The ceremony was witnessed by the imme.
late family Of the bride and few of her
Intimate friends. After the wedding break
last Mr.. and Mrs. Reichard left for their
future home in Guansjuato, Mexico.
Mrs. Louisa Hood MobleY died suddenly
Thursday morning, November 14th, 1907, of
heart trouble. She was born Easter Sun.
day, March 23rd, 1916; was consistent
member Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
She was the daughter of the late Walter
and Mary Riggs Griffith. She is survived
by her husband, William B. Mobley, and
three children, Walter w. Mobley, of Der
wood George W. Mobley, Of Laytonsville,
and Edith M. Gather, wife of Daniel H.
of Howard county, Md. The fu-
neral services were held at her late home
In Laytonsvie and conducted by Rev.
Thomas Packard.
Rev. DR.. D. ]. Stafford, rector of st. Pat
rck's Catholic Church, Washington, d. c.,
lie the guest of Rev. Father Harrington,
rector of st. Mary's Catholic Church, Barnes
Vile, this county. DR.. Stafford will prob
ably remain at GAINESVILLE awhile longer if
there is a continued improvement in his
health. At the o'clock Mass last Sunday
morning at st. Mary's Church DR.. Stafford
OBLIGATED, and at the 10:45 Mass he preached
a short sermon. After the last mass the
doctor was introduced to the congregation
and compiimented it upon its church edihce.
During the past week DR.. Stafford has been
visited by his assistant priests of st. Patrick's
Church. Father Harrington is frequent
visitor to DR.. Staffords church in Washing
ton.
A deed has been placed on record in the
office OF the clerk of the circuit court here
conveying TO Michael o. Dumus the inter-
est of Zeno b. Rabbit in Belment, subdi-
vision near Friendship Heights, 10 the low
er section of the county. The announce
ment several months ago that lots in this
subdivision would be sold exclusively to
colored people caused objections from the
residents OF the neighborhood. A consider
able number of the lots were bargained for
by colored persons, but when it came to
conveying them one of the owners refused
y els the deeds. When the property came
uu5 he control OF Dumas it was thought
ih 4are would be no further difficulty
al, q transfers, bat 1t now seems that
there . large trust on the property, and
r ders of this trust refuse to agree to the
he lots to colored people and are
aa ng to sign the necessary releases.
S!.ao and silver Spring Items.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. w. Byrne, of Sligo
have issued invitations to the marriage oil
their daughter Marjorie to Mr.. VIM. w.
Curtiss, on the evening of the 9th OF No