Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-05-27

A collision between an automobile driven
oy Mr. Jesse Burns. Of Washington Grove,
ana buggy containing Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Rice, Of Ounce Orchard. at Geithers
oure on Thursday evening of last week.
resulted in serious injury to Mrs. Rice.
She sustained no broken bones, but was
Dadiy bruised and shaken up and it is
feared hurt internally. The horse was so
badly injured that it had to be killed.
The Montgomery Garage, of this town,
has on exhibition at its show room cut
away" Chassis of an Oakland automobile.
Inc Chassis is electric lighted and electric
operated and shows in detail the mechan-
zeal operation Of the motor as well as all
other moving parts. Considerable interest
has been shown in this exhibit by auto
mobile owners generally. and arrangements
have been made to continue the exhibit
throughout next week.
In the presence of few relatives and
intimate friends Miss Carolyn E. Harmon,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard L. Har-
mon, of this place, and Mr.. VIM. T. Sinners,
of Baltimore, were married last Saturday
evening at the home of the brides parents.
Rev. Willard F. Minnick, rector of Christ
Episcopal Church. performed the ceremony.
Following collation.. the couple departed
for their honeymoon trip. They will make
their home in Baltimore.
At recent meeting of the Janet Mont
gomery Chapter. D. A. R., the following
officers were elected to serve for two years
Regent. Mrs. Frank Stone; vice-regent, Mrs.
Hartshorn recording secretary. Mrs. Glib
son; corresponding secretary. Mrs. Whalen
treasurer, Mrs. Frederick Brown; registrar.
Mrs. Weaver; historian. Mrs. Van Fossen
auditor, Mrs. Adams parliamentarian. Miss
Wingate; members of the board, Mrs. C. c.
Waters. Mrs. Griffith and Miss Mary Lyd-
dane.
Judge Ashley M. Gould, since 1902 a
member Of the District of Columbia Supreme
Court, died last Friday at his home, 1908
Q street. Washington. Judge Gould had
been in i'll health for some time, and left
his duties at the court early in the week
to recuperate from his illness. Death came
as Judge Gould was talking over matters
pertaining to his work at the court. He
was suddenly seized with violent heart
attack and died before he could be re-
moved to his bed.
Funeral services for Corp. Edward Cor
ney and wife. who met their death last
Friday in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal,
between Glen Echo and Cabin John Bridge,
when their canoe capsized. were held here
Monday afternoon at the chapel of W. R.
Humphrey & Sons. Rev. P. Rowland Wae-
ner, of the Baptist Church, conducted the
services. The bodies were sent to the
home of the couple at Shenandoah. Pa.
Two young sons Of the couple. one aged
nine months and the other four years. are at
the home of Mrs. Minnie King. 500 9th
street. Washington. oblivious of the fate of
their parents. 1t was with Mrs. King that
WHO 0OihCy otdyCu uuAlHH lCt NioIt
in Washington. The children will be cared
for by Conveys relatives in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Laura Price was the guest of honor
on her eiehty-sixth birthday at a celebra-
ton given at her home, near Etchison, on
Sunday afternoon. May 22nd. After chat
ting with her many friends and relatives.
all we're invited to the dining room. Mrs.
Price was escorted to the table by her
nephew. Mr.. Calvin Broadly. The table
was laden with dainty refreshments-in
the center was beautiful birthday cake.
which was iced with pink and white icing
and decorated with eighty six pink candles.
The candles were lighted by Miss Margaret
DuFief. The house was very attractively
decorated with ferns. white peonies, roses
and orange blossoms. Mrs. Price received
many useful gifts. This was joyous &C.
casion to be long remembered. Four gen.
erations were represented. A Guest.