The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-03
REGISTRATION
CASES OCCUPY
COURT
Judge Worthington Disposes
of Eleven in Hearing at
Rockville.

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Judge Glen H. Worthington devoted
a large part of yesterday hearing
registration appeal cases in circuit
court, eleven being disposed Of.
John A. Garrett represented all the
petitioners and H. Maurice Talbot
the. boards OF registry.
The names Of the following were
ordered stricken from the books OF
Gaithersburg district: William Du.
vail. AIonzo Prather, Melville
Sickles. Virgie Dyson, Hilary
Demar. Frederick Hawkins, and
Ella Hawkins. The names Of John
Raymond Wilson and William F..
Ridgeley. ir.. were ordered restored
to the Gaithersburg district book,
and the name of Calvin O. Vowel
was ordered restored to the books
of Bethesda district. The petition
of John H. Daymude, who sought
to have his name enrolled on the
books of the First precinct Of Rock.
Vile district, was dismissed.
Licenses have been issued here
for the marriage Of the following
Miss Agnes e. Anderson, Of White
Plains, N. j., and Melvin G. Myers
of Silver Spring, Nd; Miss Mary S.
Hough. of Aspen, this county, and
James WalIaces Burroughs, of Nor
beck: Miss b. Miriam Bushey and
George Robert Davis, both OF
washington; Miss Dorothy Ed
wards. Of Washington, and Benja
min S. Turner, Of San Antonio
Tex; Miss Pearl r. Dalzin, OF
Hume county, Va, and Joseph l.
McGarvey, of Washington; Miss
Una Lee Dorsey, OF Riverdale, Md.
and Clyde Al. Isham, of Washing
ton, and Miss Josephine L. Loen
berger and Charles r. Smith, boil
Of Washington.
Under the auspices Of Court
Archbishop Curley, Catholic Daugh
ters of America, of Gaithersburg
a dance will be given at st. Mar
/ tins Hall, Gaithersburg, next Fri
day evening. The chaperons viii
be Mrs. William L. Hoyle, Mrs. r.
bert r. Clagett, Mrs. William A
Waters and Mrs. Richard Cromwell
and the patrons and patronesses
will include Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
p. Schwartz, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Offutt, Miss Margaret Fields ant
Mrs. John B. Diamond.
| The United States Civil Servic'
| Commission has announced that al
| examination will be held at Rock
| vile Nov. "a to I'LL the position
of rural mail carrier at Clarksburg
and to make provision for othel
| such vacancies as may occur II
| that section. The salary of a rura
carrier on a standard route of 2.
miles is $1,000 a year.
| The Mutual Improvement Associa
ton, Of Sandy Spring, this county
was entertained at luncheon yester
day at the home Of Mrs. Josiah w
Jones, Olney. The guests Of honol
| were Mrs. John F. Sippel, Of Baiti
more, president Of the State Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs; Mrs. B. w
Corkran, of Baltimore, state chair
man of citizenship; Mrs. William II
Maltbie, of Baltimore, chairman o.
| the State division of education; Mrs
James HI. Jones, president of the
Montgomery County Federation 81
Women's Clubs, and Mrs. A. w
Lane and Mrs. Aubrey de Bodclerk
of New York city.
The Sandy Spring Club is the old
est in the association. It was
organized May /, 1857, which was
several months prior to the forma
ton of the Hartstone Club, now the
Sorosis Club, of New York city. II
has continuously kept up its meet
ings once month since Its organ
ization and strictly adheres to its
original quaint constitution in keep
ing with the Quaker views of its
members. The club has never hat
president, but the secretary ap
points a chairman at each meeting
to conduct the program.