Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-10-30

MN " o0 dOSent IIoln tne meeting. Adj
dresses were delivered by Senator Blair
Lee and Congressman David j. Lewis
Their speeches were regarded as very able,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wade Magruder
have announced that a double wedding
will take place at their home, Bai-Nola,
near Rockville, the evening of November
7th, when Mr.. Magruder's daughter, Miss
Effie Virginia Maeruder, and Mrs. Maeru-
der's daughter, Miss Alma Virginia Petty,
will become the wives of Mr. Edward H..
Freas and Mr.. Arthur W. Ball, respectively,
of Washington.
The Masonic order of Rockville will as
sist at the laying of the cornerstone of
Emory M. E. Church South on Saturday,
November 7th. 1914, at 2:30 P. M. Ser
vice will be held on the new church ground
at Oakdale. Several prominent speakers
are expected to be present. Good music
by the choir. Oysters will be served by
the ladies of the church at the home of
Mrs. George Shaw.
The Lyric Theatre has booked for Satur-
day night Musical Randall, xylophone
player. of the United States Marine Band.
Mr.. Randall has been with the Marine
Band for seven years and the patrons of
the Lyric will have an opportunity to hear
him play both classical and raetime music
The Lyric requests its patrons not to miss
this performance, as it promises them an
extra fine bill. including the Pathe war
pictures.
Miss Ivy Alice Phillips, of Rockville. niece
of Mrs. L. Tschiffely, was married on Thurs
day evening of last week to Mr.. Arthur M.
Garrett, of New York city, by Rev. 0. A.
Gillingham, pastor of the Jamestown Pres
byterian Church. The ceremony was per-
formed at the home of the minister, in the
presence of few relatives and friends.
Immediately after the ceremony the couple
left for New York city. where they will
reside.
A rare opportunity is offered the people
of this county in musical program, inter-
spersed with representations. to be given
at the Poolesville Methodist Church, Sat-
urday evening, November 7th, 1914, at 8
O'Clock. The talent offered is among Wash
ington city's very best. Mr.. Newton 7.
Hammer, well-known baritone soloist, will
give number of high-class selections, Mr..
Byron E. Blogett will render several num-
bers on our fine pipe organ, and Mr.. Ar
thur Butler Pierce will give a number of
representations, which have made him so
well known in this line in the National
Capital. A very small admission fee of
rs cents for adults and Is cents for chill
dren under IL years of age will be charged,
and a special treat is in store for all who
will attend
The Players Club of Washington will
play return engagement at the Lyric
Theatre on Monday evening, November
9th, instead of the 3rd, as recently an
nounced. This change of date was de-
cided upon in order to give the residents
of Rockville an opportunity of witnessing
the latest offering of the club, entitled
AT the Box Office" which represents a
clever scene in front of the average theatre
ticket office. This sketch is now in re-
hearsal at the Players Club Little Thea
tire" but will not be ready for presentation
until three days previous to the Rockville
performance. 1t will therefore, be pre-
sented on one occasion before the theatre
going public of this town has an opportu-
nifty of expressing its opinion of the merits
of this screamingly funny comedy Re-
member the date of this engagement and
be conspicuous by your presence at this
performance. No reserved seats.
Judge Peter, in the circuit court here,
last Saturday heard appeals from decisions
of officers of registration for several dis
tricts of the county. Henry S. Bean and
Spencer j. Bean, employees of Government
departments at Washington, asked that
their names be ordered enrolled on the
itSlStIdtiOl DOOhS lOT NOCkNllIc district,
they having been refused registration at
the recent sittings of the board of registry,
and their petitions were granted the
name of Arthur C. Iouehton was ordered
from the books for the first pre-
cinct of Bethesda district, and the peti-
tons of Addison II. Flournoy Edmund s.
Flournoy and Benjamin C. Flournoy to
have their names enrolled upon the books
of the first precinct of Bethesda district
were dismissed. The names Of Harvey
Ricketts, and Zadoc Ricketts,, who were re-
fused registration, were ordered entered
upon the books for CIarksburg district.
The petition Of John f. Hilton to have his
name registered on the books for the first
precinct of Rockville district was dismissed
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