Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-04-02
Tneg: and Rersuual.
Town and Country.

Mrs. Claudia Schadd (nee White) is now
residing in Rockville, the home of her youth
The Burden Bearer Circle of The King,
Daughters will meet with Mrs George H.
Lamar on Tuesday, April 9th, at 8 P. M.
W. Reuben Humphrey. of this town. has
sold to William Boyd, of Ambridge. Pa. a
farm of about 80 acres, near Scotland, the
consideration being announced as $4,000.
Charles B Beall. aged 81 years. we'll
known resident of Damascus district, died
last week at his home at Cedar Grove. fol-
lowing long illness. He was unmarried.
The monthly meeting of the Executive
Board of the Social Service League will be
held on Tuesday. April 9Th. at $50 P. M.
in the Court House at Rockville. MARGARET
BROOKE, Secretary.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Mary's
Catholic Church, Rockville, will hold cake
sale on Saturday, April 8, at the home of
Mrs. David H. Warfield. The sale will
begin at 2:3O P. M.
The Mission Guild of Christ Church, Rock
vile. will have a cake and candy sale, with
a few fancy articles, at Miss Margaret
Dawson's, from 8 to 6, the afternoon Of
the 3rd of April.
There will be dance at Masonic Hall.
Gaithersburg, on Wednesday, April l4th.
at $50 P. M. Admission, $lOO each.
Proceeds for the Soldiers Memorial fund.
The patronage of the public is solicited.
Saturday night, at the Seco, Vivian Mar
tin will be shown in Jane Goes A-Woo-
ine." On Tuesday. Bryant Washburn
appears in venus in the East, and on the
following Thursday THE Secret Garden,
with Lila Lee.
THE Country Doctor" a comedy-drama
in four acts, will be given in the town
hall, Poolesville, on Saturday. April 10th.
at9P.M. Music. Proceeds for the bene-
fit of Potomac school. Come and bring
your friends.
Some few things have come in for the
loan closet These we acknowledge most
gratefully. Anything is acceptable. And
we hope that other things before long will
come in. We want to make this real
and vital welfare work. JULIA A. FEARoN,
Secretary.
United States Senator John Walter Smith
has filed his papers with the Secretary OF
State at Annapolis as a candidate for re-
nomination in the Democratic primaries,
to be held on Monday, May 8. He will
have no opposition, so far as the Demo-
cratic leaders are concerned.
Mr.. j. W. Nicol. of Travilah, left here
Wednesday for the State of Wisconsin
with the purpose of purchasing herd OF
about 80 Holstein heifers to place in his
dairy. His purchases will consist Of young
stock of the highest breeding, descending
from ancestors of standard milk production.
BEGINNING next Sunday, regular fea-
ture in The Washington Sunday Star will
be copyrighted cable dispatch by Henry
Geraud c'Pertinax }. editor of L'Echo de
Paris, the worlds greatest authority on
International politics. 10 his dispatch each
week "Pertinax" will deal with those de-
velopments of peculiar interest to America
In honor of Mrs. j. Ernest Hartman
until recently Miss Mary Welsh. of this
this town, Mrs. Margaret Welsh. mother of
the bride, entertained at a reception at
the Montgomery Country Club last Friday
afternoon. The hostess was assisted IN
receiving by Mrs. Hartman and her daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs F. Barnard Welsh.
Alta recent meeting here of the trustees
of the public schools of the county a reso-
luton was adopted favorine substantial
increases in the salaries of public school
teachers of the county. A committee was
named to arouse interest in the hope that
the County Commissioners may be pre-
vailed upon to increase the annual appro-
priation for teachers salaries.
An exhibition game Of pool between
George Kelchner. the champion player OF
the District of Columbia, and Carroll Wal
lace, another expert of Washington city,
took place at Beans poolroom, in this town,
on Monday night last. 1t was beautifully
contested game and resulted in victory
for Wallace by the score OF l25 to 100
A large number of spectators was present
to witness the game.
The A. VI. |. Club Of Germantown met
with Mrs. Kenneth Waters on March 18th
St. Patrieks Day. which was celebrated by
Irish Jokes and an Irish recitation. Fol-
lowing this paper on Ireland. most beau
tifully written by Miss Annie Baker. was
read. Mrs. Julian Waters gave the Cur
rent Events. After most delicious refresh
ments were served. the club adjourned to
meet April 7th with Mrs. Frank Schaeffer
Mrs. Leila Eloise Burdette, of Damascus
has filed suit in the Circuit Court here FOL
an absolute divorce from Wilmer A. b
Burdette, also of Damascus district. chars
ind desertion. The couple, according Il
the bill. were married October 10. 1915
and lived together until March |, 1917
when the defendant. it is alleged. went to
Frederick ostensibly to seek work AMI
notified his wife that he was through
with her.
There is possibility that Cardinal Glib
bons will visit Rome and pay his respect
to the Pope during the coming summer
The trip would be in compliance with
recent ruling of the church directing pre-
ates to visit the Holy See at least once
each five years. When asked If he con
templated such journey the Cardinal ad
mitted the possibility of it. "Nothln
definite has been decided one way or tn
other" he added.
Harry Howell of Kansas City. Missouri
a temporary resident of Washington. an