Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-11-08

The season for shooting partridges anC
rabbits in this county does not begin thi.
year until November 10th, being ten days
later than formerly, and closes December
10th. The law was changed at the last
session of the legislature The laws against
hunting out of season and Sunday, and pro-
hibitine non-residents from hunting in the
county without first obtaining licenses from
the Clerk of the Circuit Court, have never
been enforced in the county, but Sheriff
Howard declares that it will be different
this year. He has instructed his deputies
to keep sharp lookout for violators of the
game laws.
For his political fighting qualities Mr..
Thomas c. Keys, committeeman of Rock
vile district. has been honored with the
| title of captain. On last Monday the fol-
lowing commission was received by him
from National Chairman McCombs: ITO
Hon. T. C. Keys Having been highly rec
commended for your devotion and loyalty to
and your effective work for Democracy and
reposing lasting confidence in your willing
ness earnestly to espouse its cause the
Democratic National Committee hereby
commissions you member of the National
Minute Men Committee with the rank of
captain, and the National Committee be-
lieves that the results of your efforts will
justify the issuance of this commission
William F. McCombs, Chairman Democratic
National Committee"
At the Emory Methodist Church, near
0akdale, this county. at O'Clock on We'd
nesday afternoon of last week. Miss Mabel
Barnsley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Thomas Barnsley Of 0lney, and Mr. Arthur
Duncan Cashell, of the same locality, were
married. Rev. VIM. T. Cover, pastor of
the church. assisted by Rev. Mr.. johnson,
of Washington, performed the ceremony.
The church was attractively decorated. The
bride was attended by her cousins, Misses
Beulah and Ellen Barnsley, and her niece,
Mary Torpin, of Philadelphia, was flower
girl. The bridegroom's brother, Samuel
Cashell. was best man. and the ushers were
Frank and Wallace Cashell, cousins of the
bridegroom. and Lewis Barnsley, brother
Of the bride. The marches were played by
Miss Ida Campbell, of Philadelphia I'm
mediately after the ceremony, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cashell departed for a trip South.
The marriage of Miss Josephine Warning,
of Rockville, Nd, and Mr.. Edmund Leaven-
worth Beach, of Bridgeport, Conn. took
place at the pastoral residence of ST.
Matthews Church, Washington, d. c., at
noon on Monday, November 18th. The
ceremony was performed by the pastor,
MOnsignOr Thomas S. Lee The bride was
attended by her sisters. Mrs. Eleanor NJ
Chopper and Mrs. Henry P. Hardy. The
groom had as best man his nephew, Mr..
Nelson Miles Beach 3rd, of Bridgeport,
Conn. The bride is daughter of Henry
Basil and Rachel Warning, of MONTGOMERY
county; granddaughter of Henry Waring
and Millicent Brooke Waring, and great
granddaughter of Henry Basil and Susan
nah Darnall Waring of Portland Manor, Md.
The bride wore a costume of wistaria cloth,
with hat of velvet TO match, a necklace
and brooch of etruscan gold and topaz, an
heirloom in the Waring family, and car
ried an ivory-bound prayer book. Mr.. and
Mrs. Beach left after the ceremony for
northern trip and will spend the fall and
early winter in Rockville and will make
their residence in Washington. DC.