The Washington times., 1922-07-24
TILL OWNER 7
.fE|NED $500
z. IN ROCKVILLE
>pter of Catholic Daughters
OF America Established
IN Montgomery.

In Montgomery. ,
ROCKVILLE, Nd, July "a
Upon being arraigned before Judge
samuel Riggs in the police court
Haere on q, charge of having liquor
KlS his Possession John Murphy
ded guilty and paid fine OF
and costs. He was arrested ~
\ N'ty, Sheriff K. ". Caywood, who
Y charge of a small whiskey
tia and quantity OF whiskey he
Lound In Murphy's possession.
Miss Ada Catherine Dove OF
a thersburg, and Ernest Lowe, of
y louisville, were married In
kville on Saturday by the Rev.
ftn b. Harmon, jr., pastor OF
e Methodist Church. 4
|2Xhs same minister officiated at
IN marriage here on Saturday OF
pIss,rene Railey and Michael An.
\ <bo0 Vitale, both of Washington.
uep, Rev.N s. J. 'Goode, pastor of
taok ristian Church, officiated at
= arriage here on Saturday of
Hattie ELIZABETH Hall and
Y q, ava.
About thirty girls from st,
auick's Catholic parish, Washing
I On, have returned to Washington
I fter enjoying a two-weeks' outing
rE the twenty -fiye-acre farm, on the
Jrbeck pike, adjoining Rockville,
;ently purchased by the Christ
Saild Society. of Washington. from
hrs, William Dorsey, OF this place.
Within the next day or two, a
similar number Of girls from one of
the other Catholic parishes Of Wash
N1pton viii arrive at the farm to
~ud two weeks. and then will be
~ up until early fall by which
tirae practically all OF the Catholic
children OF Washington, who would
otherwise not be in a position to
enjoy q summer outing, will have
zen entertained.
Steps preliminary to organizing a
pier OF the Catholic Daughters
eimerica among the women Of st.
Marn's Church, Gaithersburg, were
takkat a meeting yesterday morn
.ngs hich was presided over by Mrs.
Edwas p. Schwartz, Miss Agnes
Tower of Baltimore, State regent,
and M Green, Of Baltimore. ma
tional ,irector, explained the pur-
poses = the organization. About
thirty pnbers of the congregation.
or firtnore than the number nee
essaryo start a chapter, signed as
nembe Mrs. Schwartz was named
temporf chairman.
BY thscore of II to 5. Gathers
burg "a from Damascus, at
DamaAG The Gaithersburg boys
went Ga batting spree and drove
safe } in all directions. Loose
deidirhowever--on the part of the
D- >cus team was responsible for
nor 'ew of the runs scored by the
win Q.
Thyame scheduled to be played
IT Besda, between Bethesda and
Hocke was prevented by rain. The
conte originally scheduled to be
playat Boyds between Boyds and
kenkton was moved up to Friday
afteDn, when Boyds won, to 0.
Ih League standing follows:
Boys12-2: Gaithersbug, 7.6; Rock
yilles; Kensington, 81; Bethesda.
t-s; Discus, 4-s.
Ching cruelty, desertion and
nonport, Mrs. Bessie c. Jones, of
Silvi Spring, this county, has,
throt her attorney, John A. Gar
t. retts Rockville, filed suit in the
circ court here for a limited dt-
d Ssrfrom' Albert n. Jones, also of
ke silver Spring neighborhood.
The picnic season will soon be on in
Antgomery county and the indica-
kfE az are that the usual large num-
- will be held. Among those already
49, anged for and their dates are the
- lowing: July 26, Montgomery
9oi unity General Hospital, at Rock
rrkIe fairgrounds; July 20, Clarksburg
rip 2xhodist Church, near ClarksburS;
W gust 1, 2 and 8. st. Mary's Catho-
A. Church, Rockville; August 2, st.
A. krk's Episcopal Church, White Oak;
al gust o, st. Johns Catholic Church,
Fop -est Glen, and st. Peters Catholic
rhti irch, Olney; August 10, German
f,v n Council, Jr. o. u. A. NJ, Ger
~ ntown; August IL, Burtonville
Crange, Burtonville; August 1S, st.
Caibriefs Catholic Church, Potomac.
rRev. 8. ]. Goode, who recently as
~ med charge of the pastorate of the
Rockville Christian Church, and his
family were given a reception and
|donation at the parsonage by mem-
|bers of the congregation and others
4 fes evenings ago. Informal ad.
dresses were delivered by Guy Car.
ter, chairman OF the board of trus-
tees Of The church; Frank II. Higgins,
superfntendent of the Sunday school;
Rev. ID. Taylor and others, and Mr..
Goode responded. Mrs. Brawner
NichoE rendered several piano selec-
tio1s and refreshments were served.
The donations were generous.