The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-20
WOMEN TOPUSH
DEMOCRATIC
CAMPAIGN
Montgomery Club Calls for
Mass Meeting July 7
at Rockville

Women's Democratic Club Of Mont.
gomery county, a federation OF
twelve distinct clubs whose member
ship aggregates about 1000, is plan
ming q campaign this summer and
fall In behalf Of all Democratic can
didates. A mass meeting at the
Montgomery Country Club is sched-
uled here the afternoon of July z,
when David C. Winebrenner, candi.
date for Congress in this district,
viii deliver an address,
The supervisors Of elections for
this county, Laurason B. Riggs and
Norman Wootton, Democrats. and
Frank Dwyer, Republican, who were
recently reappointed by Governor
Richie for three years, have re-
elected officers as follows: Presi.
dent, Laurason B. Riggs: clerk,
John Jones; attorney, H. Maurice
Talbot. At the next meeting. off.
GERS OF registration will be named.
At the recent livestock show at
the University of Maryland, con-
Quoted by students as a concluding
feature Of the years course in ami.
NAL industry, prizes were awarded
to w. A. Dawson, on sheep and
hogs, and Harry Hamlin, on Guern.
Eey heifers Both are residents Of
Montgomery.
Licenses have been issued here
for the marriage of the following:
Clifford p. Rominger, twenty-four,
OF Roanoke, Va, and Miss Virginia
N. Wines, nineteen, iof Clarksburg,
w. Va: Horace H. Hurdle, twenty.
five, and Miss Edna L. Harrigan.
twenty.one, both of Washington;
Layton p. Holsinger, twenty.one,
and Miss Neva M. Alexander, nine
teen. both Of Timberville, Va: John
W. Walther, twenty -one, and Miss
Thelnla v. Morris, nineteen, both Of
Washington; Stanley B. Phillips,
twenty-seven, Of Wilmore, KY, and
Miss Mary L. Wyatt, twenty-four,
OF Washington; Henry s. Mcintyre,
thirty-one, and Miss. Cora /. Brice,
twenty-aeven, both Of Virginia: AL
fred e. Guy. twenty-five, of Leo
mister, Va, and Miss Elizabeth G..
Dodd, twenty-five, of Washington,
and Frank w. Haneke,. twenty-five,
and Miss Emma M. Morozzi, twenty.
two, both Of Washington.
Among the Montgomery county
Democrats who viii attend the
Democratic National Convention in
New York next week are Mrs. Jesse
w. Nicholson, Major E. Brooke Lee.
Doctor Benjamin c. Perry. Robert
9. Hilton, Doctor Eugene Jones,
Charles Jones, Albert J. Almoney,
Andrew ]. Cummings. William F..
Prettyman. Berry E. Clark and AL
ton C. Bell.
In the presence of about twenty
OF their Washington friends, Miss
kathryn May Wood and Fred J.
Maloney, both Of Washington, were
married In Rockville Wednesday
AFTERNOON by Rev. s. j. Goode, pas
tor or the Christian Church, the
ceremony taking place at the home
OF the minister. Immediately after.
ward, all motored back to the city.
The knights Of Columbus Council
OF Forest Glen, has started a move.
ment for the erection Of a building
as headquarters. It win occupy q
| site at Silver Spring, Forest Glen
or somewhere between the two
places and will, It Is understood, cost
around $4,000. James p. Fitzger.
aid, chairman: John Culver, Walter
Peter, Andrew j. Cummings and
Thomas N. Raney comprise the
committee named to select a site and
the building committee is composed
OF William A. Pierce. chairman: J.
Herbert Cissel, Frank L. Hewitt
and Henry Eslin. The committee
is expected to report at the next
meeting. At the meeting Wednes-
day night eighteen candidates were
| given the first degree-twelve being
members Of the Gaithersburg Coun.
Gil and six members of the Forest
Glen Council.
II Ray Morris and Miss Mary Lee
Gregory, both OF Richmond, Va,
| visit Rockville in quest OF a license
| to marry, they will in all probable.
ity meet with disappointment, for
the reason that the clerk who is
sues such permits is in receipt of a
telegram from the chief Of police Of
Richmond asking him not to issue
a license should the couple apply
Tor one and to detain them until
sent Tor. According to the tele.
gram the girl is but seventeen years
old.
Rockville and Glen Echo, Wash
ington Grove and Bethesda and
Dickerson and Boyds will line up
against each other in the games
scheduled for Saturday afternoon in
the Montgomery County Baseball
League, the games to be played at
Glen Echo RethoSdo aod Povdc