Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-06-08
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Grove on Monday, June lltn' at o r. M
Roxwood Tea Garden, beautifully located
IN Montgomery Avenue and Adams street
Rockyille, is now open for the summer and
autumn
The ladies of Grace Methodist Church,
caitbersburg, will hold supper and straw
berry festival in the church hall on Friday
Ir7c Or lightning at 5 P. M.
r,e son al lawn fete for the benefit OF
G, Yaty's iatholic Church, Rockville, will
-.. Tuesday, July 3lst. and We'd
...s.. sai Thursday, August LIST and End.
rt d choir of St. Adams Church.
r..s..a. on, will sing at Christ Church.
p.,pi... next Sunday afternoon. June
tf.r Ser, ce at 3 o'clock. The Rev. Mr..
ua.rs tor of St. Adams Church, will
mn. n e public invited.
u adj IS Aid Society of the Darnes-
.o,. presbyterian Church will hold a
an. Try and ice-cream festival on the
IN nds on Saturday. June 9th.
hes x It A O'Clock, P. M. A most cor
fia .ta,on is extended to all.
ii rlun,y Board of Education has an
7ouF. ne dates of the annual COM
neu,e1eu.7 of the various high schools
Of tha county, as follows Gaithersburg.
lime ~ ndy Spring and Rockville. June
8 Pooles lie and Dickerson. June Ia.
Under Dr. order passed by Judge Peter.
IN the iscut court here. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Len Gug c ,aday. of Takoma Park. adopt
as the old Juanita Thelma Moriarty.
ee father consented to the arrange
uakt The little ones mother is dead.
Kfs fmma A. Harwege. wife of John
III Harwege, died on Thursday of last
heck at her home. near Cabin John. aged
81 years. Ter death was due to a COM
plI.ation % diseases and followed a loag
illness, She is survived by her husband.
1ennon Peter Maddox, youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Maddox, died on
Thursday OF lest week at his home, near
Rockville afed years. He had been i'll
Of q comp cation of diseases since last
'lil and bis death was not unexpected.
Judge Or has signed a decree granting
30 Mrs &c. Mullican, of this county. an
absolute orce from Barry Mullican, of
Wlshiu allowing her $50 month for
The of the couples only child
B.n an, Jr., aged eleven years, and
! the custody of the boy.
e Helena Harsh, daughter of
William A. Harsh. of Brooke
d Mr.. Jos. G. Neel, of Neels-
unity, were married here on
Rev. Nolan B. Harmon, Jr.
aslr Methodist Church, the cere-
jrs aH place at the home of the
ulster
Me eNt M. Duley, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs hard Duley, of Potomac. and
w. Jos. J. oss, of Travilah. were married
10 aEvi'r asst week by Rev. P. Rowland
"lgnsf pr of the Baptist Church. the
'Henory ing place at the home of the
minister small reception followed at
hi hone the brides parents.
The Nav 1mb Club of Bethesda met at
ne h0me Mrs. J. Henry Brown. A
InU|tnuIa.L &c
'nl' fica was organized with Mrs.
.. ..... . -s-=as.z-.ssslas-a -a-a7sa7 -
lay -ho one time was leading lady
with 1be iMantell, gave readings from
,las ,aesr Miss Dawson rendered piano
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Nr L. Fraley, of Washington.
la. nted an absolute divorce by
iu in the circuit court here. from
F., 10 r. alley, of the vicinity of Red
and, this O. nty, and has been awarded
$500 perm anent alimony and the Gus
ody Of the uple's two children-Frances
and Elsie Fraley. aged eighteen and
seven yao respectively.
Miss Mildred Christine Garrett. daughter
81 Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Garrett, of Be-
thesda, this county, graduated with high
honors from the Immaculate Seminary.
Washington, D. c.. on Tuesday last and
received her diploma from his Grace, Arch
bishop Curley. of Baltimore. Miss Garrett
Ook prominent part in the literary and
musical program of the commencement
Miss Sarah Irene Stacks. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas j. Stacks, of Be-
lhesda, this county, and Mr. Norman Hunt.
u Stroudburg. Pa, were married at Lay
onsville last Saturday by Rev. John E.
stacks, pastor of the Laytonsville Meth
'dist Church. who is a cousin of the bride.
The ceremony took place at the home Of
he minister in the presence of few rela-
lives and intimate friends of the couple.
The special convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Diocese of Washington. called to
elect successor to the late Bishop Alfred
Harding, bestowed that honor upon the
Kew. DR.. James E. Freeman. rector of
Epiphany Church of Washington. The
new bishop is one Of the most interesting
neures in the Episcopal clergy of the coun-
Try. For a decade he was in the railroad
business. Prior to that time he was a
newspaper editor and ranks as one of the
foremost pulpit orators of the country.
The annual community school day was
at the high school here on Thurs