Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-14
ROCKVILLE AND COUNTY

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
/ ROCKVILLE, Nd, October 1G.-Alss
| Gertrude Nimmo, twenty-nine years
old, and Clare B. Fish. forty years old,
both of Brooklyn, NY, We're married
! in Rockville today by Rev. o. C. Barnes,
I pastor of >the Christian Church, the
ceremony taking place at the home
OF the minister. The couple arrived
/ in Rockville last night, but were IN
able to obtain license then and spent
| the night with friends. This morning
| they secured 4 license from the court
house.
| Miss Nellie NJ. Crummitt. daughter OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Crunmitt OF
Frederick, Md, and Ernest ISayer OF
| Silver Spring were married at Wood
side this afternoon by Rev. Page Mil
burn, pastor of the woodside Metho-
dist Church.
AT the third exhibition of the So
ciety of Amateur Gardeners of Rock
vile and vicinity. which was held at
Chestnut Lodge sanatorium here, Miss
Rose Wagner led, with 70 points; Mrs.
William H. Beard was second. with 81,
and Mrs. William II. Holmes was third.
with 30. Other exhibitors stood as
follows: Mrs. l.. L. Nicholson. jr., -
Henry L. Wells, Is; Mrs Clarence l..
Hickerson. IL; Mrs. John Joy Edison.
| 8; Mrs. William D. Clark. s: Mrs John
| J. Higgins, s; Miss Mona Giel. 6: Miss
Katherine Poole, ); Miss Lucy Smith,
5: Miss Martha Poole. 8; Mrs. C. NJ
Grub, 2.
Miss Mona Giel vas chairman of the
exhibition committee. Fred j. Van
Hoessen, county agricultural agent.
judged the vegetables and fruits: Peter
HiSSatf n
ment of Agriculture the flowers and
Mrs. Keller and Miss Ericsson the can
ned and preserved fruits and vege-
tables.
The Montgomery county tuberculosis
comm ssion, composed of Asa NJ Stab
| Ter. DR.. Otis NJ. Linthicum and Alex
ander q. Carlisle, has purchased four
! acres of land near Norbeck, this coun-
/ ~, and viii probably erect thereon in
| the near future building for the care
/ and treatment of INDECENT persons with
! tuberculosis. For Its estabIishn1 the
| commission has an appropriation of
$4,000, half by the county commission
ers and half by the state. The county
and state Will each contribute $500
| annually for its maintenance.
Mrs. Julia Brady Maggie, wife OF
George w. Maggie, died Wednesday
morning at her home at kensineton
aged seventy-seven years. She had
! been i'll a long while. Surviving are
her husband and a son-George W
Maggie. Jr. The funeral took place from
the home yesterday afternoon, Rev
Thomas D. Windiate, rector of Christ
Episcopal Church. Kensington, officiat-
ing Burial was at Arlington. Mrs
Maggie was born in Brooklyn, n Y, and
had been resident of kensingrou ten
years.
i Janet Montgomery Chapter. Daugh
tiers of the American Revolution, OF
this county has. through the Offices OF
Nine. Jusserand. wife of the French
ambassador to Washington, adopted a
French orphan boy.
Mrs. Minnie Cachey, twenty-sever
years old. of Salisbury, n. c.. and Lee
IRENE, aged twenty-five, of Philadei.
phia, Pa, were married in Rockville
today by Rev. A. T. Howard. pastor OF
the Baptist Church, at the home of the
minister.
The fall meeting of the Montgomery
County AntiSaloon League was held ir
! Grace Methodist Church at Gathers.
burg yesterday. Morning and after.
| noon sessions were held Rev O. A
| Gillingham of Jamestown, president
Of the league, presided, and addresse!
were delivered by Rev. John MacMur.
ray, pastor Of Union Methodist Church
Washington: George W. Crabb Of Bal.
timore, superintendent of the state
league; Rev. John Il. Edwards ol
! Washington and others a large mum.
Der Of members Of the organization
and others from various parts Of tn,
| county attended.