Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-11-09
The Rev. Joseph NJ Snyder, C. SIS. R.,

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structions, ETC., each morning at and 8
evening devotions and sermon at 7:3O.
One feature of the Mission will be question
box. in which all questions pertaining to
church and religion will be answered by
the missionary. Father Snyder is consid-
cred one of the most eloquent speakers in
the United States, and St. Mary's Church
had to wait for over year before being
able to secure an engagement. Non-Cat
lies are cordially invited.
Judge Edward {. Peter has drawn Geo.
b. Ramsbure. Milton G. Darby, William C.
hoskinson. Julius B. NARROW, George F.
bonlfant, Thomas F. Purdum, James L.
Morrison. Jacob L. Kefauver, Frank CasheIl,
Joseph D. Watkins. Nicholas E. Burns and
Vernon G. Kefauver to serve as jurors at
the November Term of the Circuit Court
for this county. which begins here Monday.
November 18th, in the places of the fol-
lowing who were previously drawn but
who we're excused for various reasons !:
Charles W. Elein. John R. Waesche, AL
bert F. Joy. Walter Fawsett, Geo. L. Case,
A. L. Violet, VIM. D. Shoemaker, VIM. A..
Pate. Tarlton B. Stabler. VIM. j. Lewis,
Franklin B. Day and Frank M. Page.
Information has been received here of
the death of J. W. M. Kieer, formerly of
this town. at Pine Ridge. South Dakota,
on November End. His body was cremated.
The ashes were brought to Baltimore. He
leaves widow and no children. His near
est relatives are the Dawson family in this
county. where he resided for several years,
being justice of the peace and a mer-
chant in Rockville. On appointment Of
DIR. James H. Bosley, as Health Commits
sioner by the late Mayor Thomas G. Hayes,
in 1900 Mr.. Kiger was elected secretary of
the Health Board of Baltimore, which posi-
ton he held for eight years. He resigned
and moved to Pine Ridge. where he en-
Gagged in mercantile pursuits. He was
about SO years of age and was a native
of West Virginia.
One OF the most pleasant meetings of
the Poolesville Wdman's Club was that in
the interest of home economics held at
the home of Mrs Thomas Hoskinson on
October rs. Each member prepared new
dish and read her recipe as response
The dining room was tastefully decorated
with Federation colors and chrysanthe-
NUNS, and dummy maid held a placard
with the monOgramP. W. C. inscribed upon
it, When the delicious dishes were placed
on the table they were enough to tempt
the appetite of a queen. All expressed
their pleasure at being present. The hostess
has recently been appointed historian of
the club The next meeting will be held at
the colonial home of Mrs Honore CIagett
The program for the evening will be de-
scfiption of aircraft and Geronimos story
of his life.
The third annual banquet by the Hol-
stein-Friesian Breeders Club of Maryland
was held at the City Hotel, Frederick. Nd,
on Thursday night Of last week. Eighty
eighty guests from different sections of
this State. New Jersey. Pennsylvania and
New York were present. Addresses were
delivered by Leo Weinberg. of Frederick !;
former Congressman Thropp. of Pennsyl-
vania; Thomas Footer, of Cumberland; A.
B. Cortelyou. of Somerville. N. j., and S. T.
Wood. New York. Charles Wertheimer, of
Frederick. was chosen president; E. L.
Dayton. of Lutherville. Baltimore county,
vice president, and George L. Hubbard. Of
Lutherville. secretary and treasurer. Ex-
Gaithersburg VIM. P. Morsell, Frederick !;
R. H. Ruffer. College Park. and Gaylor
Brown. Gapland.
Lucky Friday. the 18th. or Cupids Triple
Triumph" two-act play. will be given
by the Brookeville Musical. Literary and
Dramatic Club at the gymnasium Of the
Brookeville High School on Friday. Novem-
Der 23rd. at 8 O'Clock. p NJ. for the bene-
/ fit of the Red Cross fund. Cast of charac-
tiers Prof. Maxwell Carpenter. Mr.. Willard
Harvey; Ethel. his sister. Miss Alice S.
Parsly; Miss Laura Plum, his aunt. Miss
Mildred Powell; Marjorie Miller. his dis
tant cousin. Miss Mary Powell; Tillie Nc
Gruth, his stenoerapher. Miss Hilda Ben
son: Everett Payne. the family lawyer.
Mr.. John Jones; Rev. Ben Morriss. Mr.
Otto Hewitt Dick Havens. Mr.. Kenneth
Barnsley Jack Foster. Mr.. S. Janney Hut
ton; Biggs the butler. Mr.. Clark Brown.
Tickets adults. rs cents children under
~ years. IS cents. Dancing after the
play.