The Washington herald., 1921-06-26
:: NEARBY STATE EVENTS ::
ROCKVILLE


Elizabeth Scott Slaymaker. daugh--
ter Of Mrs. Sarah F. slaymaker.
formerly of Bethesda. this county.
and Harry C. Kimball. of Washing
ton. were married today In st.
Johns Episcopal Church. Bethesda.
The Rev. James Kirkpatrick. rec.
tor. officiated. Mrs. Jack worthing-
ton. of Norfolk. Va. a cousin Of the
bride. was matron of honor. and
Charles Seymour Kimball, brother
Of the bridegroom, was best man.
Upon returning from their honey
moon trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Kimball
will make their home at 1477 Mon
roe street northwest, Washington.
Mrs. Slaymaker, the brides mother.
was formerly Miss Sarah Peter. She
is a direct descendant of Martha
Custis Washington.
At the last meeting of the season
Of the woman's Club of Bethesda,
this county. held at the home OF
Mrs. Charles Lindsay, jr.. at Edge
moor. these officers were chosen:
President. Mrs. Julian c. wallace:
first vice president. Mrs. william
c. Boss; second vice president. Mrs
James Ellis; recording secretary.
Mrs. E. w. Chaffee; corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Henry c. Karr;
treasurer. Mrs. J. A. Fleming: audi
tor. Miss Mona Gill; parliamenta-
rian. Mrs. Robert d. Hagner: di-
rectors, Mrs. Edward L. Stock. Mrs.
Gilbert H. Grosvenor and Mrs. OIL
yer W. Kuhn.
Maurice Talbot Riggs, this city,
former star athlete at the Uni YER
sity of Maryland and at present a
member of the Newport News base
ball team of the Virginia League,
where he was farmed out by the
Washington American League team.
and Miss Louise Denison. of Balti-
more. were married this afternoon
at the home of the brides parents.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Mrs. Mollie will
liams. of Kensington, widow of the
liams, and Ray Hoover. Of Chicago.
take place next month.
Miss Louise Murphy. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Murphy, of
Frederick County. and Wilson r.
Gaithersburg. were married at
Buckeyetown. Md. few days ago
by the Rev. Father Farrell, pastor
of the Catholic church there.
| The supervisors of elections have
appointed the following to serve as
judges of election at the various
polling places in the county at both
the primary and general elections.
the first named in each case being
Democrat, and the other a Re-
publican:
aytonsville-Polling place No.
1, George E. Gather and George
W. Howes; No. 2, Downey Williams
and c. NJ. Pope.
Clarksburg-Pollin place No.
1. Delaney King ami Samuel H.
Browning: No. 2. Harold NJ. Thomp-
son and James F. Purdum.
Poolesville-walter w. Pyles and
Usher Charlton.
Rockville-First precinct, polling
place No. 1, George G. carp and
Stauzy L. Kings No. 2. Clarence E
Anders and John a. England: Sec
ond precinct Thomas N. Bailey and
George F. Garrett.
Colesville-Polling place No. /,
Frank L. Wilson and Samuel s.
Bond: No. 2. Alfred N. carp and
James NJ. Feathers
Transformation S. Atwood and
Frank r. Martin.
Bethesda-First precinct, Miss
Isabel Hagner and Joshua E. Broad
hurst: Second precinct. Carlton B.
Hazard and Jesse c. Adkins; Third
precinct. Daniel P. Morgan and
Joseph P. McClusky.
Olney - First precinct. Nicholas
r. Griffith and Tarlton B. stabler;
Second precinct, James W. Brown
and Lafayette NJ. Dwyer.
Gaithersburg First precinct,
Charles F. Hogan and Harold S.
Kingsley; Second precinct. Samuel
B. Briggs and Luther H. Crawford.
| Potomac-Jesse H. Magruder and
Everett P. Connolly.
Barnesville-Polling place No. 1,
| SOhh 1ONI anu La SeCll1 NO. z,
William c. Brown and Charles
! Grimes.
Damascus-Hiram G. King and
Samuel v. Broadhurst
Wheaton-First precinct, Rich
ard c. Windham and Parker L.
Weller; Second precinct, polling
place No. 1, Henry c. Eslin and
John J. Dolan: No. 2. Dorsey d.
Jones and George NJ Wolfe; Third
precinct, Frank d. Stubbs and AL
fred c. Warthen; Fourth precinct,
polling place No. 1, Stanley e. Nc
Neill and Walter L. Plumley; No. Q,
Miss Florence Burdine and E. G.
Fulton.
As result of an operation per
formed few days ago Genevieve
Hickerson. 6 years old, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L Hickerson,
of Germantown, died in Johns Hop
kins Hospital. Baltimore. The fu-
neral will take place at IL o'clock
tomorrow morning at st. Roses
Catholic Church, Choppers, burial to
be In the cemetery near the church.
The Rev. p. Rowland Wagner,
pastor Of the Baptist Church, on
ciated at the marriage here Of Miss
Thelma v. White and Paul Grain,
both of Middleburg Va.