Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1909-05-21
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I'M len Echo ball team and the Chain
Bride eereeation played at Glen Echo
iaz urday afternoon, and Glen Echo
to A.
tr ems Day service will be held at
tl... :. Church South, Colesville, the last
morning in May, beginning at
l8 clock. Public cordially invited.
octavia Green, wife of William E.
formerly of this county. died at
ga land last Monday night where she
f N a temporary resident, from COM
n of diseases, aged SO years. She
Miss Israel.
Fannie X. Walters, widow of Win
Walters, died last Saturday night
M home of her niece, Mrs. James A..
Mos1. at Glen Echo, aged SO years. Mrs.
WaH. formerly resided in Washington.
bu, made Glen Echo her home about
two years.
D.. c. II. Mannar, of Rockville, health
Officer of Montgomery county, delivered an
andrews at the Rockville High School last
Friday afternoon on tuberculosis. He spoke
ia the interest of the Social Service League.
recently organized here to fight tubercu-
losis, and pointed out the Importance of
the work.
The annual meeting of the Burden
Bearer Circle of The Kings Daughters will
be held in the Baptist Church, Rockville,
on Monday evening. May 3lst. at 8 O'Clock.
DR. j. B. Clayton, who was supply for the
Baptist Church for some months. will make
7'I-ess The public generally are cor
dial avited to be present. A collection
viii b, taken up for the Rest Room, Balti-
more,
Mrs. A. o. Armstrong, of this town. has
issued invitations to the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Rose Humbird Armstrong,
and Mr.. James Somervell Dawson. The
ceremony will take place the evening of
Tuesday, June LIST. at the M. E. Church
South and will be followed by a reception
al the home of the bride. The prospective
groom is n son of Mr.. John L. Dawson,
Of Ro kville.
az SOiiiCStiOh WIN tHC SOli-
mer ,ment exercises of the Rockville
Aca envy, in the Opera House here the
eve ng of June End, the Tooth anniver-
sats Of the institution will be celebrated.
las Forrest j. Prettyman, Presiding Elder
ashinGton district of the M. E. Church
Sa /, an alumnus of the academy and at
one line member of the faculty. will be
among those who will deliver addresses.
III interesting meeting of the Rockville
an's Club was held on Thursday after
of last week with Mrs. H. Clinton All
as hostess. The program rendered in
,ia led responses from Adelaide Proctor,
a ttlA on ecoration of the Congressional
Library By Mrs. VIM. II. Talbot, paper
On Washington Artists" by Miss Elsie
England. book review by Mrs. Robert c.
Warteld md a paper on Miss Jennie
Browusconbe. the Caricaturist," by Mrs
Wallace Nesh. Refreshments were served
Tie Socia Service League meeting held
a. Laytons lie on Friday afternoon last
WIS target attended and of an interesting
FL aracter Mr. Joseph C. Higgins. of Lay
tc lsville ar,sided. Addresses were deliv-
eiau 0y MI. r. f. L. Smith, of Rockville
Fl Georg :. Lewis, of Rockville, and Mr.
Jane yton and Mr.. W. d. Bell. of
Laytunsylllt Good music was furnished
by the puu5ls of the public school. Six
uctlve and i've contributing members were
added League.
The Mon ;eomery County Federation of
Women ubs will hold its annual meet
ing to-day It Sandy Spring. The presi-
dent Of Iha State Federation, Mrs Benja-
nin W 90 IRAN, has been invited to open
the forua session with a few words of
greeting md encouragement from the State
organization. Mrs. A. L. Siousat, honor
ary president of the State Federation Mrs.
Daniel Al er, second vice-president, and
Mrs. Fran IS Sanderson, recording secre-
tary viii. company Mrs. Corkran to Sandy
Spring
The Bautist Church at POolesville will
dedicate q cir new building on Sunday.
May 30th DIR. John Compton Ball. of
Washington, will make the dedicatOry ad-
dress, and DIR. f. B. Hatcher. of Baltimore,
will prcacl at night. Rockville talent will
assist in lie music, and ex-pastors have
been invited to make addresses Among
the latter IRE the following ministers: S.
X White, ". S. o. Thomas, Lewis Jones.
R. s Owens and r. A. Smith. The other
Pooesyile churches will probably close for
the morning service.
4 deigl tful concert was given at the
Montgomery Country Club last Friday even
ing under the auspices Of the entertain
meui committee of the club. 1t was par
ticipate1 in by Washington and local
talent a1l the program included piano
and mandolin selections, and vocal music
By tie rockville Choral Society. the ladies'
laartetta composed of Misses Mamie Hogg.
Eliza Chr ate, Edith Ford and Rose Arm
strong ne gentlemen's quartette. com
posed Gl hcssrs. Chas w. Prettyman, Jos.
7elding Roger J. Whiteford and Dr. r. C.
Wartc Mrs Brenard Diamond. of Gath
arsOurg nd Miss Rose Armstrong, of Rock
,dlle
Oscar :. Nulf. of East Palestine. Ohio,
assed trough Rockville on Wednesday
last. pus ing a small go-cart to Washing
ton. In payment 'of2,a bet on the last
election Nulf started from East Palestine
on April goth last. without money. and
trudeed the whole distance afoot, paying
such expenses as were necessary from the
sale of small pictures of himself and the
nondescript vehicle he was pushing. His
task was to conclude when he mounted
the caDitol steps at Washington and Gave