Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-12-10


lutte divorce from Willis Henry Warner
now a resident of the State of Washing
ton. She also asks the court to award he
the exclusive custody of the couples tw
chlldren-Mildred, aged 16 years, and Viii
lis beecher' aged IL years. According t.
the bill. the couple were married in Nc
keesport, Pa, on October q, 1908, AM
the plaintiff was deserted more than tire,
years ago.
Richard Evans, of Cabin John, formerl!
supervisor of roads for Bethesda, Potomac
and Rockville districts, who was recent,
found guilty by jury in the Circuit Cour
here of defrauding the County Commits
sioners for this county out of $S4, anC
who subsequently pleaded guilty to three
indictments charging similar offenses and
involving a total of $135. was Tuesday
sentenced by Judges Peter and Worthing.
ton to one year in the House of Correction
The punishment was imposed in the case
in which the defendant was found guilty
In the other cases sentence was suspended
A North Dakota heifer, Carnation Pioneer
Segis, No. 451370, has broken the seven
day world record for butter fat production
in the junior two-year-old class, producing
in seven consecutive days 24.S77 pounds
OF butter fat, the equivalent of 3l.09 pounds
OF 30 per cent commercial butter, it is an
nounced by the officials of the North Da-
kota Agricultural College. The record will
be certified to the Holstein Freisian Asso-
citation. The heifer is owned by Wallace
Manikowske, of Mooreton, N. D. She is a
granddaughter of King Segis. four of whose
sons have sired world record butter cows
in the seven-day division.
Invitations have been issued BY Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan Beach to the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Grace Beach, to Mr.. John
E. Barbour, of Pasadena. Fla, on Saturday
afternoon, December 18th. The ceremony
will be performed at clock in Bethlehem
Chapel of the National Cathedral, Wash
ineton, by Bishop Warren Harding. The
bride, who will be given in marriage by her
father. will be attended by her sister, Miss
Katharine Beach, as maid of honor, and
will have three bridesmaids, including her
sister, Miss Elizabeth Beach, Miss Sidney
Burleson and Miss Mary Pearre. Owing to
illness in the family. plans for the recep-
ton and other festivities before the wed
ding are being withheld.
The Woman's Club of Chevy. Chase lis
tened to an entertaining address on Color
by Miss Annie Wilson, Director of Art in
the Washington schools. Mrs. John Finley
discussed conditions at the county Aims
House, while Mrs. Richard Fay johnson told
of Maryland's part in the Near East relief
work A report on the meeting of the
directors of the County Federation was
made by Mrs. Lyle Offutt, club director.
Mrs. George E. Laid gave brief account
of the semi-annual meeting of the State
Federation at College Park. Nineteen
names were posted for membership. The
meeting was preceded by luncheon. The
sections have held meetings as follows
Literary, with Mrs. Eugene E. Stevens
topic, Short Stories. Music, with Mrs. l.
S. Murphy topic. Christmas Music. Civic
with Mrs. Earl Clapp; topic. Work of the
Social Service League of Montgomery coun-
ty. Social, with Mrs Alfred B. Leet cards
and dancing with gentlemen guests.
A large congregation assembled in Christ
Episcopal Church, Rockville, on Sunday
afternoon last to hear the choir of Christ
Church. Georgetown. d. c., who rendered
the following musical program in most
delightful manner: Professional. Publish
Glad Tidings;" Magnificat; Nunc Dimi-
tbs Hymn, Nearer My God To Thee !"
'Send Out Thy Light" Solo. Mr.. Schaefer
THE King of Love My Shepherd Is = Duet,
Love Divine" Miss Goodwin and Mrs.
McRoberts; Savior When Night Involves
The Sky" 0ffertory; "Hark, Hark. My
Soul" Prayer Hymn. "Tarry With Me Oh
My Savior = Recessional. Stand Up, Stand
Up For Jesus" The vested choir. COM
posed Of about twenty voices of men and
women, marched up the center aisle of
the church to the chancel, singing Pub
lish Glad Tidings," followed by the rector
of the church, the Rev. Willard F. Min
nick. and the rector of Christ Church,
Georgetown, the Rev. Mr.. Blake. who as
sisted in the service. The visiting choir
was entertained at luncheon in the Sun
day School room by the Mission Guild and
the choir of Christ Church, Rockville.