The Washington times., 1923-08-13


Georges's, won first honors and
the privilege of browning the queen
of love and beauty; second place
went to Gordon Hobbs, who rode
as, Knight Of Rocky Glen; w. Hun
gerford, as knight of Marshall Hall.
finished third, and fourth honors
were captured by NJ c. McConkie,
who rode as knight of Center
Market.
The address to the Knights was
delivered by DR.. George L. Ed
monds, Of Rockville, and the corona
ton address was by Robert Peter,
jr., also Of Rockville. A baby con-
test and dancing were among other
features.
Educational Day was observed at
Washington Grove yesterday, the
feature of the occasion being an
address by DR.. William J. Holloway,
Supervisor Of Rural Schools of
Maryland.
Montgomery county Republicans
are beginning to give consideration
to the makeup of their ticket to
be voted for at the November cleo
ton, when a States attorney, sher.
if, two county commissioners, three
members of the House of Delegates,
three judges of the Orphans Court,
register of wills and a county sur
veyor are to be chosen. But two
candidates are formally in the field:
Walter P. Plum1ey, of Takorna
Park, for States attorney, and John
F. Seibert, of Garrett Park, for
county commissioner. And it be-
gins to look as if the other places
on the ticket will have to be filled
by the State Central Committee.
Some of those mentioned in connec-
ton with the various nominations
are Alfred G. Warthen, J. Welling-
ton Boyer and Windsor w. Hodges,
for the House Of Delegates; J. Will
liam Garrett and Charles V. VIII
lard, for sheriff; William E. Brown
and Harrison Ward, for judges of
the Orphans Court; Thomas I.
Fulks, for register of wills, and
Norman E. jackson, for county sur
veyor.
The pageant portraying the spirit
of All Club work, which was so sue
cessfully given on the grounds ad-
joining the high school building at
Poolesville, this county, a few eve
nings ago, will be repeated at the
fair soon to be held here. Miss
Blanche A. Corwin. county home
demonstration agent, who trained
the girls, will be in charge.
Cash prizes totaling $25. given by
the Montgomery County National
Bank, of Rockville. will be awarded
The second annual picnic and sup
per for the benefit Of the Gathers
1ac 4I1oI
the grounds adjoining St. Martins
Thursday evening. Frank 3. Sever
ance is chairman of the committee
of arrangements.
James E. Harper, John H. Clark,
w. L. Orem. jr.. G. A. Jones, and
Mamie d. Wells, composing the citi-
zens' committee of Section Five, of
Chevy Chase, this county, have
given notice that the committee in
tends to grade and pave that por-
ton Of Underwood and Thornapple
streets between the Brookeville road
and the. western boundary of the
subdivision of Otterbourne, and that
hearing will be held Saturday
evening, August 10, at the home, of
Mrs. Harriet M. Clark, Chevy Chase. |
The supervisors Of elections have
announced the appointment Of the
following to serve as doorkeepers
at the various polling places in the
county at the primary election on
September 10 and the general cleo. |
ton on November 6:
Laytonsville district-Polling place |
No. /, Greenbury Griffith and z. II. |
Barber: polling place, No. 2, Edward |
Riordan and Roy w. Barber,
Clarksburg-Pollirg place, No. 1, |
Henson T. Miles and Ralph Staley;
polling place No. . Edward d. War. |
field and J. w Woodfield.
Poolesville-W. s. Bell and Albert
F. 10y.
Rockville. First precinot-Polling
lace No. 1, Edgar Higgins and |
Henry Hamke; polling place No. 2, |
william william T. Ray and J. Thomas
Rockville. Second precinct-rd.
ward II. Horner and John NJ.
Heagy, jr,
Colesville-Pollfng place No, IL
Charles e, I4echlider, ar, and New,
ton Stablers polling place No. 2,
Luther c. Poole and William II. |
Miles,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ATWOOD ana
Earl r. Cochran.
Bethesda, First nrecinct-Poiiing
place, No, !, Lee Matthews and
Perry Kitchener, polling place No, |
., John J, Mccullough and Robert
RI, Hartin,
Bethesda, second precinet-C, p.
Marlowe and Retmy Springirth,
Bethesda, third Edward |
G, Boswell and d. y. Whitcraft,
Olney. first Edward Q |
Henderson and Henry NJ. Carroll.
Olney, second prectnct--ThOmas J, |
BENSON and Miller I4eizear.
GaitheTshurg, first precinct-C. v, |
Sparrow and !, II, Gartner.
Gaithershurg, second precinct
Gideon D. Briggs and j. w. Nealis. |
Potomac-John r. Nicholson and |
n. M. Howes
Barnesvilie, polling place No. T.
A, r Drummer and Albert Loy: poll |
ing place No. 2. Richard Cole and
w V. Nelson.
Damascus, polling place No. l.
F1ovd s.. Monkey and Taccheus |
W0odfieidi polling place No z,
Harry N. Miles and Darius F.. Wat
kina.
wheaton, first precinct-William |
n. Cray and Henry r. Magruder
Wheaton, second precinct, polling
place No. John r Thomnson and |
Joseph w. P1rlet. polling place No. |
9, Howard w. Nipple and F. N Oden
Wheaton. third Observation-Disclosures