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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-03-11
NORTH WOODSTOCK

Mrs. George Deane is very i'll and a
trained nurse Is in attendance. Hef
father and sister are also with her.
The lecturer of the grange announces
that the subject for discussion at the
next meeting, which is the 10th, viii
be-Parcels Post: Are You in Favor OF
1t? If so, Why? and wishes all 10
come prepared to discuss the question.
Henry j. Potter of Mt. Vernon has
been transferred by his employers TO
their Hartford office, the latter position
being a more responsible one.
Mrs. George Frink has been visiting
friends in .Ekonk, Wauregan and PROV
idenee, being gone ten days. MI.
Frink's aunt, Mrs. Emma Love OF
Sterling Hill, kept house for her
Miss Mary f. Potter spent Sunday
with Mrs. Arthur Morse
Clarence Pierce has been visiting his
father in Fitchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Potter enter
tanned quite party OF young TRENDS
last saturday evening in celebration oil
the 3rd anniversary OF their marriage.
Joseph and James Martello Of I Y
bridge were guests of Amasa morse
last Sunday
Mrs. II. &. Spencer is quite sick Win
an attack of pleurisy-
Mrs. Benjamin Robbins and Mrs,
DIN Chafiee have been spending sew
eral days in Mansfield.
The case of Charles Williams vs. kes'
well Corey To recover money found of
The latter in the highway, was triea
before T.. NJ. Perrin last saturday
The complainant recovered part OF the
amount and was promised the rest IN
installments, so the defendant was us
charged on probation
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Towne OF Web
ster Lake spent Sunday in town.
Herman Chafiee was u Hartford
over Sunday and spent Tuesday In
Boston at the automobile show.
STATE Master L. II. Heaiey ieft fut-
nam Tuesday afternoon 10 attend .
meeting of Nethersfieid grange that
evening. Mr.. HeaIey was one OF the
speakers. n. p. Hull, state master OF
the Michigan grange and president o.
the American Dairymen's association
was ! speaker at the meeting. botn
men were in Wiilimantic "wednesday
10 attend the farmers institute.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-03-11
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

The meeting on Wednesday after
a noon of the CloverCircle was held with
Miss Maria Hiscox.
w. H. Miller has resigned as teacher
of our school, and is about to move his
family to Kingston, n. Y, where he
has a position as shipping clerk for
lumber company. A. n. hammond
is Mr.. Miller's substitute in the school.
Mrs. Mattocks is quite ill At the
present writing.
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EAs1Fs,eO


The Ladies' Aid held social Tues
day evening which was largely attend
ed. A musical program followed the
supper, which was enjoyed By all pres
ent.
Wilbur Miller will soon move to
Kingston, n. v, where he has secured
a lucrative position. His many friends
extend their best wishes 10 him and
his family as they go from here.
A. n. Hammond will teach the
school formerlyttaught by w. II. Mil
Ter ct Woodstock Valley.
Rev. J. NJ. King attended ministe-
rial meeting in Putnam on Tuesday.
From thence he msde trip to Boston,
spending q few days with his son.
Don't forget the choir rehearsal Sat
urday evening at 7.3O o'clock at the
church.
Rev. w. W. Shepard was with his
church here over Sunday. He attends
the Wesleyan University at Middle
town.
First Selectman William 3. Warren
has a well matched pair of thorough
bred Devon steers. One was purchased
from n. Z. Lord, of Hebron.
Mrs. M. E. Taylor is spending few
DAYS in Phoenix Vile, the guest of her
sister, Mrs. William IL. Clemen
Miss Mabel Jones, Miss Eleanor
Keith, and Merrill Keith, were in Put
nam Saturday.
G. f. Pratt, of schools
visited the schools here last week hold
ing a teachers meeting in West Wood
stock.
Henry Braman is moving into the
tenement formerly occupied by Edwin
Keith.
Mrs. Charles Tatem is recovering
from an attack of the grip.
Frank Lyon has sold his place to
Gilbert Deane.
Mrs. Mary Warren will start for Ce-
dar Springs, S. c., March 10, via New
York and Baltimore, TO spend few
months with iher daughter, Miss Flor
ence Warren, who is teacher there in
a State institution.
William Clemens enjoyed pleasant
surprise Tuesday evening, the event
being his s0th birthday.
There was a party given by Mrs.
Clarence Williams last Friday evening
in honor of her niece, Miss Grace Nc
Govern.
Among the callers at Mrs. X. g.
Clemens Saturday afternoon were Miss
Margaret Brannigan of Naugatuek
Mrs. Farnum of North Ashford, Miss
Alice j. Carpenter, teacher OF the East
school, Miss Blanche Perry from Wood.
stock Academy, William Clemens OF
Phoenixville, A. n. Hammond OF
Woodstock Valley, and Wilbur III.
Miller of kenyonVille.
A. NJ. Bowen purchased five head of
cattle this week Last week he pur-
chased the famous road horse formerly
owned by John Hall of Southbridge.
John Russ of Phoenixville will move
his family April to Willimantic. His
son Howard will move there also.
The Library is open Fridays from
to p. m. and to 8 p. m.
Both churches are preparing special
music for Easter.
Charles Tatem was In Willimantic
Saturday on business.
Miss Vose at the Parsonage has an
English violet plant which has bloom
ed profusely this spring.
Mrs. Charles Buell. and daughters,
Mildred and Ina, are the guests of Will
liam Ii. Clemens and family this
week.
C.P. Latham was in North Ashford
sunday.
Vim. Keene of Elliot spent Sunday
\ with his parents here.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-03-11

Children who are delicate, feserasn
y croos viii rel immediate reitef
y Noebes Gfay's Sweet Powders
nedreu. They cleanse the stcm-
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Births
In Piainfleld, Feb. %, SON to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hopkins.
In Danielson, March I, . daughter
TO Ensign and Mrs. Walter Jacobs.
In Westford. March 8, = daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bovicka.
In Putnam, March 2, = daughter,
Elizabeth Arnold, TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Barrett.
In Dayville, March !, q son to Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Higgins.
In Dayvilie. recently, daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank MeGorty.
Marriages
In Danteison, Feb. %, by Rev. &.
Crozet, Peter Fondry and Mrs. Mary
Louise Marcel.
IN Danielson. by Rev. ID. J. Nelly,
Joseph Y. Lttle and Miss Laura b.
Congdon. both Of Boston.
In Danielson, March 8, by the Rev.
r. ". Armstrong, pastor Of the Penfe-
costal church. William Wilcox and
Miss Bessie b. Burgess, both Of Put
nam.
In Moosup, March 8, by Rev. Mr..
Wheeler. Allen A. Moffitt Of Central
Village aud Miss Alice Agatha Ben
nett of Moosup.
Deaths
In Arlington, March 2, Mrs. Swift.
serd 81 years.
In Woo,lside, Idaho, Feb. %, Emma
Peter 4illinghast, wife of Ray -. Til.
lin, hast, formerly Of Noosup Valley.
In Souiif L.Alie rhnry, March Z, Mrs.
Albert ticks.
In Sou II Canterbury, March 4, Viii
liam Mofiitt, aged % years
In Danielson. March 4, Mrs. Eliza
X. Evans, aged 10 years.
In Denver, Colo, March 4, Mrs.
Howard w p. Collins, aged 81 years,
formerly Of Danielson.
In Danielson. March 8, Mrs. Ellen
Moore. aged 80 years
In DanieIson, March ., Mrs. Hugh
German, aged 80 years.
In Arlington, March z, Lucinda
Sweet, aged "a years.
In Putnam, March Z, Cashmere Para,
aged IA years.
In Cranston, n. L., Albert Wells, Of
Danielson, aged 50 years.
In Brooklyn, Feb. "a, Mrs. Clarence
Cleveland, aged Al years.
In Noonsocket, Feb. n, Mrs. Man
fred Wood. formerly Of East kiilingly.
In NiIiiamsvile, Feb. IS, William
II. Edwards. aged 81 years.
In Moosup, Feb. ii, Mrs. Esther NJ.
Gray, aged SIS years.
La Providence, Feb. 70, Mrs. Diana
Bowen. aged 81 years. Formerly OF
East Kiiiineiy.
In Wauregan. Fen. y. Michael
Burns, aged 50 years.
In KiiIingiy, Feb. II. Rufus d. Cur
It's, aged SIS years, II months. days
Veteran Of Co. X, 18th Regt.. q. v.
In Danieison, March 4. Peleg A..
JAmes, in his 18th year.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-03-11

Why Ola year, between the and
ironing boards Use cAPELL. and accomplish
amount OF work in half the time Attach any burners
Heats in two minutes The @Gunboat pcnt adapted to
plaits ucks. The open handle enabcycu iron into
the sleeve No valves adjust Nothngo get Of order
Presents clean polished surface for danticst fabrics The
Point is hot a mot valuable feature. Price. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-25
FALLS CHURCH, VA.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
FALLS CHURCH, Va,
September "a 1910 :
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Flagg, after
visit to Norfolk and Virginia Beach, have
returned to Falls Church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Copper of Jefferson street will
give reception to Mr.. and Mrs. Flagg
the evening of October ). Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Church, after years sojourn in
California, reached Falls Church this
week. and will make their home with
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Church. who have,
with their daughter. Miss Mabel Church
returned home after a summer at their
home at Bluemont, Va. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. w. Shipe of Veitch are visiting friends
At their former home at Sunbury, Pa.
Mrs. r. j. Haight of Fairfax and Miss
guests of Miss Stella Birch of Falls
Church, and will teach in the public
school Of Falls Church. Mr.. ]. l.. Daven-
port, who has been at Atlantic City, re-
turned home this week. Mr.. +. NJ Up
dixie and bride reached Falls Church this
week. Mrs. Updike was Miss Mary Brown,
one of Falls Church's charming young
pepper at the brides fathers home last
week The last dance of the season at
Falls Church for the young people was
given Thursday evening by Misses Rowell
At their home at West End. The young
society set was well represented, and all
enjoyed many hours of dancing, and de-
lieious refreshments were served during
the evening. Misses Angie and Louise Sc
mones of Pittsylvania county, Va, are
guests of Mrs. Henry Byrne and will
teach in the public schools of Falls
Church this winter.
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CLARENDON, VA.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
CLARENDON, Va. September "a. 1910
Mr. Armiger. who has been visiting
Mrs H. G. Tracy of Clarendon, returned
to his home at West River, Md, this
week. Mr.. j. G. Rogers, wife and daugh-
tiers of Washington were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. f. Cowhig of Walnut street,
Clarendon, the first of the week. Mr.. A.
c. Corder and Miss Iva Corder of Beale-
ton, Va. and Mrs. o. Price of Washing
ton, who were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. {. Priest of Clarendon, have
returned to their homes. a very enjoy
able camping party given in the
woods near Fort Myer Heights in honor
of Miss Jennie Wheat. Those who en-
joyed the outing. in which a number of
good things. were: Miss Dowdell, Miss
Katie Tayman, Miss Shirley Lewis. Miss
and Mrs. Karl Kerr, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Raymond Greenhouse, Mr.. Alfred Morri
Miss Ethel Vestal of Washington were
Fort Myer Heights. Mrs. Frances Lewis
ard daughter, Miss Vera Lewis. who re-
turned Wednesday from Ohio. where they
spent several weeks, were guests of Mrs
e. +. Lewis OF Fort Myer Heights this
week. They returned to their Washing
ton nome the end of the week Miss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-25

Mrs Charles Thomas Clagett of Wash
ington, D. c.; Miss Rebecca Harrison, Mr..
and Mrs Hartley Trundle, Mr. Reese F.
Fraser of Charleston, s. c., and DR.. John
Aldridge Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas Clagett
of Washington were guests OF honor Sat
urday evening last at a bridge party given
by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bentley Wild
man at Windover. Those asked to meet
Mr. and Mrs sClagett were Mrs. William
Dade Hempstone. Miss Katharine Clagett.
Miss Mary Glenn Austin. Miss Rebecca
Gray Harrison. Messrs. Harold Hober of
New York and B. V. White and DR.. A.
Lee Penuel Mrs. Frank Conrad returned
Friday morning from a stay at Virginia
Beach Mr. Henry Fairfax of Oak Hill
farm, near Leesburg. is spending some
time i'm Richmond. Miss Mary Webb Ty-
Ter of The Trappe Va, is the guest of
Mrs Elijah Brockenborough White at
Selma farm. near Leesburg. Mrs. Wilson
X. lowering and small son are visiting at
the home of Mrs William Matthew in
Cornwall street. Mr.. lowering spent the
week end with his family. Miss Anna
Sheppard has returned from an extended
visit to friends in Sunbury, Pa. Miss
Mamie Lee Janney returned Thursday
from a fortnight's stay at Virginia Beach.
MIR. Reese Ford Fraser left Saturday for
visit to Baltimore and Atlantic City be-
fore returning to his home in Charleston,
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CULPEPER, VA.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
CULPEPER, Va, September ~. 1910.
Mrs William p. Rudasill spent the first
of the week in Rappahannock county.
Mr. Clifton HickerSon of kenSlngton,
Md was a recent guest of his aunt,
Mrs W. 2. Rudasill. Miss Emma Gray
son returned home Monday after visit
of three weeks to friends and relatives at
Herndon and Vienna, Va. Miss Louise
Smith of New York spent last week with
Mrs Alfred PulTiam here. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel L. Browning have as their guest
Miss Edith Stearns of Brandy. Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Frank Smith were recent
Washington visitors. Mr. Cyrus Co1vin
of Staunton is spending some time at his
home near here. Misses Katherine Cooper
and Mayme Male spent Monday in
Washington. After spending several
weeks with Miss Augusta kemper Ben
nett at Sunlight, Miss Margaret Bennett
has returned to her home in westmin-
ster. Md Miss Nan Jones of Eggborns-
vile had as guests last week Misses
Lucie and Jean Pulliam of this place.
The Misses Pulliam leave Monday for
HarTisonburg to attend college. Miss
Elizabeth Matthews left the first of the
week for Charlottesville. Miss Frances
Perry and Mrs. Douglass of Warrenton,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Tay-
iOf Ferry. lett w eOHeSudv fOT NHSlIild
Beach. Miss Marjorie Armstrong of San
Antonio. Tex, has gone to Washington
to spend the winter. after a short visit to
Miss Helen Armstrong Main street.
Mrs. William Greene and Miss May
Greene. who have been spending the sum-
mer with Miss Daisy Thompson, have re-
turned to their home in Alexandria, Miss
Nan Brooke Scott of Raccoon Ford was
recent guest of Miss Mayne NAle EN-
route from visit. to New York. Mr..
q Iarlya Vino In hnC han in
Roanoke is now at the Washington and
Lee University. Miss Mary Williams has
returned to Washington after a visit to
her parents at Red Wood, near here.
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S. c. Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomas
Clagett Rogers. after spending several
months in Haymarket. Va, are visiting
the latter's parents at Belmont farm.
Miss Miller of Washington is visiting Mrs
Thomas Miller Fendall. Miss Mary No
bic of Baltimore is visiting at the home
of Mrs. Haddie Clagett. Mr. William
Beale Hibbs and party went to Winches-
ter Thursday in his large touring car to
attend the fair.
Mr.. Harry Tazewell Harrison was also
host of an automobile party who attended
the Winchester fair. Mrs. Bayne Of Phil
adelphia is the guest of her sister-in-laW.
Mrs. E. V. White. Mrs. Louise Caldwell
of San Francisco. Cal, is the guest of
her sister. Mrs. William Matthew. at the
latter's home in Cornwall street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace c. Littlejohn left Thursday
morning for trip to Boston, going by
water from Norfolk. Miss Marguerite
F'adeley has returned from visit to rela-
tives in Maryland Miss Victorine koones
of Washington. who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. William Hawking. left Friday
for visit to relatives in Lexington. Va.
Mrs. Louis Grammar has been visiting
relatives in Baltimore during the past
week. Capt. William f Garrett has re-
turned from visit to Bolar. Va. Miss
Winifred Cunningham of Hampton, Va,
arrived in Leesburg Monday to spend the
winter months with her sister, Mrs. Wal
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RIVERDALE, MD.

Special Correspondence of The Star
RIVERDALE. Md. September "a, 1910.
Mr.. Frank T. DeGroot will entertain
the Riverdale Citizens Association at his
residence on Adams avenue Monday
evening. Miss Ruth Felter and Miss Fay
Watkins of Washington. Miss Ella Gaug-
ham and Miss anna Bauhau of Baltimore
spent the past month with Mr. and Mrs
Walter Watkins of West Riverdale. Mr.
and Mrs. John E. McEnaney of Indian
Head, Md, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Held of Jackson avenue
Mr. and Mrs. 4. w. Taylor have return
ed to their home on Lincoln avenue after
having spent the past year in Spring
field, Mass. Mr. George n. Southwick
of Albany. n. Y. Mr.. E. V. Birmingham.
Mr. c. f. Frey and MrssJ Nj. Denty of
Washington were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Hollingsworth of West
Riverdale last Sunday. Miss Elnore
Becker returned to her home on Jefferson
avenue last Thursday after delightful
trip to Niagara Falls, Rochester and Buff
falo. Miss Grace Hopper of Washington
was the weekend guest of Miss Mary
Hurley last week. Mr.. William NJ. Will
son returned to South Bethlehem Tues
day last, where he will spend the win,
ter MIR. and Mrs. A. J. Galeski and
Miss Lucille of Ashland avenue are
spending several weeks at Virginia
Beach. Mrs. Olive Williams of Washing
ton was the weekend guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Mckee, Madison avenue. last
week. Miss Lottie Stephens and Mr.. Frank
Stephens of Gretta are spending several
weeks at Niagara Falls. Mrs. Sarah Ed
ridge has returned to her home in Wash
ington aftera visit of several weeks to her
daughter, Mrs. William II. Chase, East
Riverdale. Mrs. Robert l.. Raybold and
Master Robert of jefferson avenue are
visiting relatives near Biuemont, Va.
Miss Helen Benton of Washington spent
several days the past week with Miss
Marie Blundon, Grant avenue. Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Dale Of California have gone
to Philadelphia. where they will spend
the winter. after a delightful visit to
Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Corkins of East
Riverdale.
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WARRENT0N, VA.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
WARRENTON, Va, September "a, 1910
Mrs. Armistead Welfort and Mrs. Juli-
cite Chiffon Keith left this week for their
homes in Richmond, Va. Mrs. w. w.
Brown and Mrs. J. S. Kaufman are
spending some time with friends in Wash
ington Mr. and Mrs. Charming Wiley
have returned to Warrenton and opened
their country home on the Alexandria
pike Miss Mary Lindsey Carter left this
week to attend school in Washington.
Miss Agnes Mcintyre left Tuesday for
Chatham Institute Miss Jessie Walraven
is visiting friends in Gainesville. Md. Mr.;
and Mrs. o. B. Calohan, with party of
friends. motored to Washington Sunday
where they were the guests of friends
Miss Dudley Powers has Joined her father
in Warrenton, and has as her guest Miss
Ann Royal of Richmond. Miss Helen Wal
raven has returned from a pleasant visit
to frisnds in Norfolk. Va. Miss Kath-
leen Ryan of Washington has joined her
sister. Miss Ethel Ryan. and will be at
Miss Annie Days for the fall months
Miss Gertrude Williamson, who has been
the guest of Miss Elizabeth Gaines, left
this week for her home in Washington.
Mrs. Mcdonald entertained a number of
friends at tea Monday afternoon in honor
of her sister, Mrs. Lauriston Hardin of
Washington. Mrs. Ernest Ashley Cooper
was hostess at small tea at her home
Waverly, Tuesday afternoon in honor of
her daughter, Mrs. William Whittle of
Norfolk, Va. Mr.. Louis Edwin McWhorter
of Charleston, w. Va. returned to War
renton this week. Mr.. Gaylord Clarke,
who has recently returned from an ex-
tended trip through Europe, returned to
Baltimore this week. Miss Mary Sewers
entertained at bridge Thursday after
noon in honor of Miss Mary Kossell Of
New York. Those present were Misses
Evans Rossell, Hilleary, Clark, Sublett
and Sewers and Mrs. Charles Deare.
Misses Effie and Rae Hawley If Orlean,
Va. are spending some time with Mrs.
w. w. Brown at the Brown home on the
Alexandria pike. Rev. DR.. John S. Sow
ers and family left this week for their
home in New Orleans after spending a
month with his parents, DR.. and Mrs. j.
r. Sewers. Misses Mamie and Maud Col
vim returned recently from New York,
where they have been spendingNa pleasant
vacation.
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Adelaide Heath. Mrs. William r. Rely
and Mrs. Crawford Coleman returned to
Washington Thursday, after spending
some time at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Gray Williams in Winchester. Mr..
and Mrs. William r. Campbell, who have
been on an extended visit to relatives in
Winchester and vicinity. returned to
Washington this week. Deaconess Boyd
of the Episcopal Church returned to
Washington this week, after spending
several weeks with relatives and friends
I'm Winchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverley Pulliam of Wash
ington came a few days ago on visit to
friends at Berryville. Mrs. Charles Lee
of Washington is visiting relatives In
Clarke. Mrs. G. Fl. Williams. Miss Ellen
Williams and Miss Nancy Williams, who
have been spending the summer in Clarke,
have returned to their home i'm Washing
ton. Mrs. John p. Campbell and daugh-
ter who have been visiting at the home
of the formers father, Maj. Robert W.
Hunter, in Winchester, during the sum-
mer. left this week to spend some time
in Washington before returning to Ath-
ems, Ga. Mrs. Bette Walker left Berry
willie a few days since on a visit to
friends in Alexandria and Washington.
Mrs. Robert Wainwright and son and
Mrs. Dawson Mccormick of Norfolk, who
have been visiting Mis-. Cyrus Mccormick
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William Farouhar Dr. and Mrs Wash.

William Farquhar. DR.. and Mrs. Wash
ington Waters. Mrs. Evelyn Glascott,
Misses Virginia Brewer Katherine Poole,
Eliza Choate. Mary Brewer. Annie Crit
May and Minnie Yearly, Mrs. Ohio Will
liams. Messrs George Brewer, Charles NJ.
Jones, Stephen Quigley. Nicholas Griffith.
Osgood Holmes, Tarlton Brooke and
Peter Myers. Mr.. and Mrs Alexander
F. Prescott gave luncheon a few days
ago in celebration of the birthday ami
versary of their daughter. Miss Edith
Prescott. There were present Mrs. Albert
NJ. Bouic and Misses Martha Poole, Mar
garet Stokes, Katherine Amber and
Ethel Page. The members of the Mont
gomery Country Club here have chosen
the following to serve as the house COM
mittee: Edwin S. Hege. chairman Mrs.
George P. Henderson, Miss Helen Pack
ard, Miss Daisy Hege and Charles M.
Jones. Messrs. Edwin S. Hege and Sam
uel f. Eastburn have been named as
members of the executive committee In
the places of Samuel l.. Phillips and
Rev. Thomas ]. Packard. resigned.
Among the approaching marriages of in
terest to the people of this county is that
of Miss Nora Williams, daughter of Mrs.
John II. Williams of Pooiesville district.
and Mr.. Carter Clagett of Potomac. which
will take place within the next few
weeks. DIR. Robert c. Warfield and
Messrs. Thomas Dawson, Thomas Vim
son and Roland Wootton left today for
an automobile trip of ten days. They
will visit Philadelphia, Atlantic City,
New York and other places. The trip
is being made in Mr.. Woottons touring
car. Rev. Oscar w. Henderson, pastor of
the Rockville Baptist Church. and bride,
were rendered a reception few evenings
ago in the Sunday school room of the
church. Practically the entire congrega-
ton and many of the other residents of
the community were present, and the oc-
casion proved of much enjoyment.
Speeches We're made by Rev. w. d.
keene. pastor of the Southern Methodist
Church: Charles w. Prettyman and Mr..
Henderson. and pleasing musical pro-
gram was rendered. Refreshments were
served. Miss Dunbar Avirett of Cumber-
land has been visiting Miss Laura Hig-
gins here. The Misses Prescott have had
as their guest Miss Ethel Page of Nor
folk Va. Miss Katherine Todd and
Frances Williams of Salisbury, Md, .have
been visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Joseph w Buck at Kensington. Mrs Ed
ward p. Taylor has returned to her home
in California, after spending several
months in the vicinity of Sandy Spring.
this county. She was given a farewell
reception by the Misses Hallowell