Evening star., 1907-11-17
Teachers Clubs Meet.

/ ulel yesterday afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. byrne of
| Silver Springs have issued invitations to
| the marriage of their daughter, Miss Mar
| Jol1e Byrne. to Mr William w Curtiss
me ceremony to take place the evening of
November 81
Willis l.. Moore and family of this vi
cinity will remove to Washington within
the next few days for the winter
George II. Lamar has been called south
by the serious illness of his father.
David j. Bready and family have re-
moved to Washington for the winter.
The petit jury for the Move mber term
! or the circuit court was discharged yes
| terdav afternoon until November 81 wher
the trial of criminal cases will begin.
! Among the cases disposed of are the fol-
lowing: Willis B. Burdette against
Thomas r. Clagett. judgment for Bur
! dette for $1O1 80: Darius Clagett against
Albert w. Allen and Edgar R. Perry
| Judgment for Clagett for S116.71; John w.
Bancroft against Henry c. CLANCY judg-
| ment for CLANCY for $2S4. 20; Fairbanks,
Morse & Co, against Charles E. Gibbs
| and Mary " Gibbs, judgment for plain
tiffs for s156.s7: William o. Barks and
Anna Blanche Bowie. administrators,
against Edward O. and A. D. Brown
judgment for plaintiffs for $213.7 70; Mahlon
A. Winters against mayor and council of
Glen Echo. which was an appeal from the
action of Mayor John A. Garrett in i'm
posing fine for the alleged violation of
Glen Echo's regulations, dismissed by
agreement of both sides.
The Montgomery County Medical Asso-
ciation. through q committee composed
Of Drs. James E. Deets. John L. Lewis,
c. A. Mannar. Edward Anderson, o. M.
Linthicum. Frederick N. Henderson and
George E. Lewis. is making arrangements
for the visit to Rockville December 5, OF
DR.. ]. N. Mccormack. chairman of the
organization committee Of the American
Medical Association. who will deliver an
address in the opera house on Things
About Doctors Which Doctors and Others
will preside and the public schools of the
neighborhood will be closed SO as to en-
able the children to attend.
Brown Will Sustained.
The case of Edgar J. Brown and
Maurice NJ. Brown Of Washington against
Thomas ]. Brown. executor of the will of
Michael ]. Brown of the lower section of
the county, was tried in the circuit court
here Wednesday. 1t was an action to
break the will on the ground that at the
time of its execution Mr.. Brown, the
testator, was mentally incapactated AMI
was unduly Influenced. The jury rem
dered a verdict for the defendant, thereby
sustaining the will.
1t cost Montgomery county Just $5 400
to hold the election November 5. This
included the compensation for officers of
registration, judges and clerks of cleo
Ion, supervisors Of elections printing
and every other expense, and was about
81 600 in excess of the cost Of the cleo
ton of the preceding year, the increase
being due principally to the fact that it
required many hours to count the vote.
the pay of the election officials being
swelled as a result.
The Morning Card Club was entertained
at its. regular weekly meeting by Mrs
Robert B. Peter Among those pres ant We're
Mrs. William Dorsey, Mrs. Ella An
derson, Mrs. F. H. Able. Mrs. Robert N.
Baylss. Mrs. Theodore Mason, Mrs L. L.
Nicholson, Mrs. Lee Offutt, Misses Laura
Gassaway, Rose Williams, Mamie Hogg
Minnie Lowry. Miss Williams and Mrs
Peter won first and second prizes, respect
lively.
Mr.. Edward c. Peter, who was stricken
with typhoid fever about two months
ago. has SO far recovered as to be able
to leave his home.
Mrs. Louise H. Mobley, wife of Will
Ham B. Mobley Of Laytonsville, is dead at
the age of sxty-two years. Mrs Mobiey
was daughter of the late Walker Grif-
fifth. Surviving her are her husband and
the following children: Walter B. Mobley
of Derwood. George w. Mobley of Lay
louisville and Mrs. Daniel Gather of How
ard county. The funeral will be held at
the house tomorrow mofning at II o'clock.