Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1911-06-09
1utal aud gersnnal
Town and Country

Father C. o. Rosensteel. of Forest GleI
offended Cardinal Gibbons jubilee Tues
day.
Vivian Robey has taken the local agenc,
for the Fleischman Yeast Co., of Washing
ton, D. C.
Mrs. Evelyn Glascott gave a trolley part!
n Glen Echo on Thursday evening of las
week to thirty of her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Monday, of Rock
Vile, celebrated the fiftieth anniversary o
their marriage at their home last Tuesday
evening.
Rockville and Washington Grove base
ball teams played at Washington Grove OF
Saturday afternoon last, the Grove boys
winning, 8 to 5.
The Rockville Institute, Mr.. C. D. Luckett
and Miss Lucy Simpson principals, closed
on Tuesday last with the rendition of an
interesting musical program.
Charles Kane, of Washington. has sold
70 Martin Best, of this county, farm OF
rs acres near Brookeville, this county, fol
$4,000. The place is known as the Man.
nakee farm
Roger j. Whiteford, Clarence L. Ahalt
Julian w. Whiting, Robert L. Warield,
Guy F. Hurt and VIM. Law. of this county,
were among the graduates this year of the
National Law School, Washington.
Mrs. Mary Agnes Kelley, wife of Mr. John
N. Kelley, died shortly before noon last
Tuesday at her home at Garrett Park,
this county. Surviving her are her hus-
band, two sons and daughter.
The store of Mr.. Perrie E. Waters. at
Germantown, was broken into Monday
night and goods of the value of $50 stolen.
Entrance was gained by smashing large
window in the front of the building.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Poole, of Rockville,
announce the marriage of their daughter.
Miss Anna Lee, to Mr.. William Edmund
Freeman, of Washington. d. C. The mar
rage will take place on June 21st. 1911.
Spencer c. Bean has instituted suit in
the Circuit Court here against the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company. claim
ing $4,000 damages for being elected from
car of the company on September End
last.
The NewcOmb Club, of Bethesda, has
elected the following officers for the coming
year: Mrs. Morris Croxall. president Miss
Bessie Hodges, first vice-president; Mrs.
D. P. Morgan, second vice-president Mrs.
w. L. Chitty, secretary; Mrs. Wharton
Moore, treasurer Miss L. Wagner, parlia-
mentarian; Mrs. Weber, historian; Mrs.
Morris, auditor.
At the annual election of officers of the
Rockville Woman's Club, held on Thursday
afternoon of last week. the following were
chosen; President. Mrs. Wallace Welsh /;
zendanRer; second ice-president. Miss
Anna Farquhar recording secretary, Mrs.
Harry Beard corresponding secretary Mrs.
Robert C. Warfield; treasurer. Mrs. H. C.
Allnutt
Frank Lee. 15-year-old negro. was ex-
onerated of the charge of numbering John
Jackson, aged 10 years, also colored, at the
preliminary hearing before Justice Reading
on Tuesday The victim ran around
corner just as the older lad was firing at
crow, and received the full charge in the
stomach The accident occurred on the
farm of Mr.. Charles Allnutt. near Seneca,
on May 7th.
Married, in Richmond, Va. on May 30th,
1911, at the residence of the brides aunt,
Miss Woodbridge. by Rev. Jas. w. Morris.
D. D., rector of Monumental Church. Miss
Julia Woodbridge. daughter of the late H.
P. Edmond, of Richmond, Va, to Mr.. Din
widdie Johnston Luckett, of Rockville, Md.
The couple is visiting at the home of the
sroOm's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Cooke d.
Luckett, of this town.
The Rockville Academy the countys
Oldest educational institution. closed its
lO2d session last Friday brief exercises
at the school marking the occasion. The
principal. Prof. Thos. C. Hutton, delivered
an interesting address. following which
medals we're presented, as follows Senior
scholarship, Miss Elizabeth Knight; mathe
mates, Harold Smith; languages, Basil
Mobey; junior scholarship. Miss Helen
Burnett. Prizes for department and pro-
tciency in spelling were awarded to Mer-
rlll Knight and Miss Mary Fry. respectively.
The Democratic State Central Committee
met in Baltimore on Wednesday last
Chairman Vandver was empowered to
confer with Chairman Hanna. Republican,
and adopt day upon which to hold the
primaries. and he was also instructed to
appoint committee Of lawyers to con-
slider with Attorney General Straus the
State primary law. This committee will be
named later At the meeting good deal
of gubernatorial talk was had. From which
II may be inferred that the fight will be
between Senator Lee and Senator German,
both showing good deal Of strength.
The sixth annual meeting of the Mont
gomery County Federation of Womens
Clubs of Maryland was held on Wednes-
day last in the Presbyterian Church at
Jamestown, this county. Mrs. X. C. War
held, president Of the federation. presided
Delegates from the Jamestown, Kensine-
ton, Rockville, Home Interest, Wednesday.
lhe Association. Womans Suffrage. New
comb and Social Science Clubs, with many
members of the respective clubs. were pre-
sent at the meeting. Mrs. B. W. Cochran,
IT, president Of the State Federation, was
present and delivered an address on THE
school Attendance Law" Luncheon was
served by the Jamestown Club to the