The Washington times., 1914-11-15

pany against Kate Beall, dismissed;
George w. Schneider against Capitol
Gold Mining Company, settled; William
E. Groomes against Richard Fl, Lans-
against Benjamin Johnson, settled; Jo-
seph /. Crupper against George H. CO.
burn, Judgment for $l2o.2s; Benjamin
M. Hi against Samuel Bacon, judg-
ment for slsl IS; BENJAMIN N. Hlli
sos.S4: Jacob NJ GLAND against John g.
Howes, Judgment for $5025; George w.
Riggs against James NJ. Mount. judg-
ment for S106.10; Abraham L. Saltstein
against Josephine A. Jones. judgment
Grant E. Woodfield. judgment for 1
cent; Walter T. Magruder against
Richard III. Lansdale, judgment for
s29. Y.
In a suit against George M. Dorcas
to recover commission on the sale Of
a farm near Rockville, Lewis Keiser.
OF Bethesda, this county, was given
judgment for $275 by jury in the
circuit court here. The farm was sold
to County Commissioner George G.
Bradley, and Keiser claimed that it
was he who had called Bradley's at
tention to the property. The tudg-
ment was for only a portion OF what
Keiser claimed.
When the steering wheel of an au-
tomobile in which they were riding
broke, George B. ,AFlnutt, Alvie Rick
etts, and Steve Piatt. residents Of
Rockville, were thrown out and sus-
tained serious injuries. Piatt and
| Ricketts, were rendered unconscious
and cut about the head and hody. and
Allnutt received an injury to one leg
and several bruises and contusions.
The machine upset, pinning Ricketts,
and Piatt beneath it, but Allnutt was
able to crawl out and summon as
sistapce
Janet Montgomery Chapter, Daugh-
ters Of the American Revolution, is
arranging to mark with an appropri-
ate tablet Dowden's Ordinary. near
Clarksburg. this county. A committee,
chairman; Mrs. James H. Loughbor-
ough, Mrs. J. Frank Wilson, Mrs. VIII
liam Wall, Mrs. James B. Laughlin.
Mrs. Charles c. Waters. Mrs. Leonard
Hays, Mrs. Ernest L. Bullard. and
| Mrs. Richard L. Waters has been
named to take charge. The unveiling
will. IT is understood, take. place in
| April,
In the presence of members of the
! two families and a few intimate friends.
Joseph 7. Moore, jr., of Sandy Spring.
| and Brainard III. Warner. jr.. of kens-
| ington, We're married at o'clock yes
| terday afternoon by the Rev. James t.
Marshall of Washington, formerly pas
tor of Warner Memorial Presbyterian
Church, Kensingtop. The ceremony
| took place at Pen-Y-Bryn, home OF the
brides mother, which was attractively
| decorated with autumn leaves, laurel and
white and yellow chrysanthemums.
| The bride was gwen in marriage by
| her grandfather. Joseph 7. Moore, sr.,
4 of Sandy Spring. She was attended by
Miss Warfield CrenshaW, Of Richmond
| Va, as maid of honor. The best man
was Philip Moore. brother of the bride
| groom, of Washington. Little Miss
Alice Moore, cousin of the bride, was
| flower girl. and the ribbon bearers We're
little Misses Helen Brooke and Mary
| Robertson and Masters Lewis Rumford
and Robert FitZhugh. The marches
were PLAYED by Miss Roberta Allen. OF
| washington on the violin, accompanied
by Miss Irene Jiimler. of Wilmington,
| Del.
| Mrt and Mrs. Warner departed for
! their honeymoon trip. They Will make
their home in Washington. The bride
| is granddaughter OF the late Henry
Ty son, Of Baltimore.