The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-07
AGED ROCKVILLE
COUPLER
BYAUTO
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Gar
rett Painfully Injured When
Crossing Street.

ROCKVILLE. Md. Sept. T.
While Mr.. and. Mrs. Alexander Gar
rett, aged resident of Rockville.
were crossing the street near their
home in the western section Of town
Wednesday evening they were
struck by an automobile driven by
o young resident of Rockville and
both were knocked down. Mrs.
Garrett was painfully hurt. al.
though no bones were broken. ana
Mr.. Garrett also sustained bruises
and a severe shock. 1t is under
stood the accident was unavoidable.
Licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the circuit court here for
the marriage of Miss Amelia H.
Bane and John s. Krauss. both OF
Washington: Miss Mary L. Scheer,
of Silver Spring, this couny. ana
George F. Thorne. of Forte Foote.
Nd: Miss Ethel J. Mills and Au.
Eustus r. RICHTER, both Hunting
Hill, this county, and Miss Marie
L. Munroe and BENJAMIN G. Ramos,
both of Alexandria. Va.
According to Treasurer Eugene
w. Cissel, the total receipts OF the
recent Rockville fair were around
$4,000, much larger than thoss OF
any previous Rockville fair.
The first meeting Of the Dicker-
son Community League after the
snmmer recess was held last even
ing in the Dickerson High School
building, with q large attendance.
1t was conducted by the president,
Lawrence A. Chiswell. The princi-
pal address was by Rev. P. Row.
land Wagner, pastor Of the Rock
vile Baptist Church.
Miss Evelyn r. Stream, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Stream, OF
Potomac, this county, and Guy r.
Perry, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
r. Perry, also Of Potomac, were
married in Washington a few days
ago by the Rev. Frank T. Griffith,
the ceremony taking place at the
home of the minister, In the pres
ence of a small company OF rela-
lives and friends Of the couple.
Following a trip to Niagara Falls
and other places, Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry will be at home at Potomac.
Judge Robert B. Peter, recently
appointed by Governor Ritchie to
8uCCSS0 Ills UIOIACAP SAO A0SS SANSS
Edward c. Peter, as associate judge
of the Sixth judicial circuit nf
MARYLAND, composed Of Frederick
and Montgomery counties, made his
first appearance on the bench yes
terday when he attended the Sep
TENDER term of court at Frederick.
Paul Sieman, chairman of the Re-
publican State central committee for
the county, will, 1t Is understood,
within the next few days issue a
call for a conference of Montgomery
county Republicans to select candi-
dates for various offices to be filled
at the November election. BY reason
Of their being the only Republicans
to file certificates OF candidacy with
the supervisors Of election, Mrs.
Elizabeth G. Getzendanner, Walter
p. Plumley and James 0. Thompson
will be the candidates for registry or
Wills. States attorney and sheriff,
respectively, and the conference will
be asked to name candidates for the
offices to be filled-county commits
eioner from the Third district, three
for judges Of the orphans court.
four for the house Of delegates and
county surveyor. The nominee for
county commissioner from the
Fourth district will be determined
at the primary election on Septem-
Der 10, John r. Seibert and Lewis
Keiser having filed az candidates.
These are some the conference
will be asked to consider: House
Of delegates, j. Wellington Boyer,
Thomas I. Fulks, William E.
Brown, Alfred C. Warthen. Henry
II. Griffith, ]. William johnson,
and Columbus w. Day; judges of
orphans court, Frank Page, w.
Eggleeton Ward, Dewald j. Willard,
John w. Case. Frank Dwyer, Henry
G. Clancy, Harrison Ward. and
Cyrus Keiser; county commissioner,
Third district, Windsor w. Hodges
and Harry L. Willard; county sur
veyor, Norman Jackson.