Evening star., 1923-10-06
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Md, October (Spe-
|ciaD.--The Montgomery County Fed
GRAFTON of women's Clubs has been
reorganized into departments to cor
state fedora tions. which. together
with their heads, are as follows:
American citizenship, including citi-
zcnship training and international re-
lations, Miss Lavinia Engle: commu-
nifty service, including social service.
motion pictures and assistance to ex-
service men, Mrs w. Lyles Offutt: ap-
piled education, jlrs. Enoch John son /;
;lliteracy and rural education, Mrs.
Norman Engle; home economies, Mrs.
,ral resources. Mrs. Frederick Wes-
on: club extension. Mrs. J. Darby
Bowman: the county fair. Mrs. Thorn
Is d. Griffith; fine arts, Miss Annie
Wilson; literature. Mrs. II c. Skeels;
music. Mrs. p. Rowland Wagner: leg
station. Mrs. G. w. Morey; resolu-
sions. Mrs. Julian B. Waters; public
welfare. Mrs. L. NJ. Cleveland; press
and publicity. Mrs. Eugene E. Stevens.
The special chairmen are: Schol-
the county home. Mrs. Lawrence All
mutt: credentials. Mrs. Harry a. Daw-
son; Red Cross, Mrs. Margaret A. c.
Welsh.
Marriage Licenses.
Licenses have been issued by the
marriage of Miss Helen c.. McCubbin
and Kenneth S. Miller. Miss Eloise
Bohannon and Gilbert NJ. Chiffon and
Miss Syi IL Hilton and Millard Baker,
all Of Washington. 60.
longtime resident Of Rockville, who
died on Wednesday of ..n .-rfetr.ou ".
the heart, aged seventy-three years.
took place yesterday afternoon from
the home of her sister. Mrs. Henry
Quoted by Rev. s ] Gro' -
The Christian Church. and burial was
In Rockville Cn.e. Ce...---..
ID. A. II. Appointments.
At a recent meeting of Janet Mont
gomery Chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution, Of this county.
held at the home Of Mrs. Henry l..
mittee chairmen was announced as
follows: Historic spots. Miss l.. Nc
Gilliland; correct use of the flag, Mrs.
r. b. Bomberger; historical and lit
erary reciprocity, Miss Nd. /. Jackson:
music Mrs; e. w Moore: historicai
memorial. Continental Hall. Mrs. II.
Gibson; International relations. Mrs.
NJ. L. Gibson; sick and attendance,
Miss Blanche F. Griffith; motion pic
lures, Mrs. E. F. Lines: girl home
maker, Mrs. Benjamin P. Whalen;
Weaver. Flag day exercises, Mrs.
John T. Williams: American creed.
Mrs J. Frank Wilson; scholarships.
Mrs. Henry L. Wells; children of the
republic. Mrs. E. r. Lyddane, Jr.; pa
| triotic educe tion and Americanization.
Mrs z. Z. Hartshorne; genealogical
! research, Mrs, L. Jackson ana Mrs. T..
+. Lines: liquidation and endowment.
Mrs. r. W. Moore: national old trails.
| Miss w. H. wingate: magazine, Mrs
e. w. Moore; reception, Mrs. III. Grif-
| f1th; revolutionary relics, Mrs. A. Cum
ningham: conservation and thrift,
Mrs. L. +. Lines.
Community Fair.
Under the direction Of Miss Blanche
A. Corwin, county home demonstra-
ton agent. community fair will be
held at Poolesville on November 3. In
the evening supper will be served, the
proceeds to go to the school improve
! ment fund of the town. Such a fair
was held at Poolesville last year and
proved a success.
Harold G.. Smith of Rockville. who
has been in the government service
at Washington for several years, has
been admitted to practice law in
Maryland, and will, it Is understood,
soon open an office in Rockville.
riggs Darby, Wesley Hargett and
Grover and Ralph Walker. members
of the Montgomery County Calf Club.
have gone to Syracuse, N. T., to at
. tend the national dairy show. They
/: took with them f1vo calves owned by
; members OF the club, with which they
expect to capture some prizes. The
expenses of the boys and calves were
paid by private contributions.