Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-05-25

Miss Lillian Fields. Of Rockville, men,
Der OF the Rideely Brown Chapter, U. DC.
OF Montgomery county, has accepted an
invitation to act as sponsor for the Sons of
confederate Veterans of Maryland, who
are to take part in the reunion of the Con-,
iederate Veterans at Washington. D. c., in
June next.
BY order of the Public Service Commits
sion OF Maryland the Kensington- Chevy
Chase Railway Company will on June list
reduce the fare from Kensineton to Chevy
Chase Lake from to cents, and will re-
store the former rates for Communication
tickets. The action of the commission was
the result of the complaint lodged by Allen
N. Dobson and other residents of Ken
singron.
The Social Service League officers are
taking much care in arranging their an
nual meeting to be held on Monday, June
18th. at the Episcopal Church. Chevy Chase.
1t will begin at 1890 o'clock. A basket
lunch at noon. The afternoon session will
have the value of medical inspection of
schools set forth by DR.. Clark. of the Public
Health service. AS DR.. Clark has just
finished such an inspection of an entire
State he has much to say of value to our
people. who are SO deeply interested in this
important subject. 1t is hoped that per-
sons opposed to this subject will hear DR..
Clark.
DR.. and Mrs. Osborn. of Washington
Grove. were surprised on the occasion of
their thirty-ninth wedding anniversary by
number of their friends. They were
taken on little wedding trip" from their
homo to that of their daughter. Mrs Roy
McCatheryn. The evening was spent with
music. Light refreshments were served.
Among those present were DR.. and Mrs.
Osborn. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy McCatheryn. Mr..
and Mrs. j. McCatheryn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rynex. Mr.. and Mrs. Browning, Mr..
and Mrs. Wall. Mesdames R. Walker. Mills,
Koontz, Rolf. Lacey, Chadwick. Hill, Couch.
Huntley, Achenback. Misses Koontz, Mills,
Myra McCatheryn. Mildred Couch. Ernestine
Wall, Messrs. Geo. Albert Chadwick and
Arthur sherwood.
Inaugural Recital on Friday. June LIST,
1917. at s O'Clock, P. M. given by Messrs.
Blodget, Hammer and others, of Washing
ton, D. c., in Grace M. E. Church. South,
Nd. no effort will be spared
in securing the very best talent possible to
make this memorable occasion. Be sure
to come and bring your friends and enjoy
a rare treat. in addition to seeing our new
pipe organ, built by M. P. Mohler. of
Nd, whose factory is the
largest in America devoted exclusively to
building pipe organs. Admission for adults.
rs cents: children under IL years. 10 cts
Dedicatory services Sunday morning. June
3rd. at II O'Clock, conducted by Rev. T.
J. Lambert. Of Baltimore, Md. Public cor
daily invited.
unit of the Red Cross Society was Or
eanized in this town on last Friday by
Mrs. Duncan Bradley. DR.. Frederick N.
Henderson was chosen to instruct the class
and Misses Helen Gassaway and Helen
Brunett were elected secretary and treas
urer. respectively. The first instruction
was given at the Montgomery Country
Club on Monday and the meetings will be
held every Monday and Friday until the
course is completed. Following is the list
Of members: Mrs. Duncan Bradley, Mrs.
Joseph Bradley, Mrs Harry Dawson, Mrs.
Darby Bowman. Mrs. Frederick Henderson,
Mrs. Louis Watson. Mrs. Charles Beard, Mrs.
W. A. Boss. Misses Lucy Smith. Lavinia
Knight. Estelle Ricketts,. Mary Dawson,
Julia Fearon, Betina Prescott, Marie Tai.
bolt. Helen Gassaway. Helen Burnett, Lucy
Brewer. Edith Lamar, Margaret Stokes and
Lillian Fields.