The Washington times., 1924-10-11
DAUGHTER Of
DAVIS To Be
GUEST
Rockville Women Democrats
win Meet Mrs. W. Adams
At Receptions

ROCKvTELE, Nd, Oct. 1.-The
Rockville branch 81 the WonneIlss
Democratic Club, 81 MONTGOMERY
county, ID arranging to hold IN
informed reception and dance at the
Montgomery Country Club here the
evening Or Thursday, October lie.
Mrs. William Mcmillan Adams,
daughter Ok John w. Davis, Demo
|crtAlc Presidential candidate, win
b thu guest be honor. and proml.
Iient Democratic women from ali
parts Dc the State win assist Lii On.
tertaining.
The arrangements are ia charge
Of q committee consisting Of the
following club members: Mrs. w.
Ernest Offitt. chairman; Mrs. Pres
ton b. Ray, Mrs. James r. Colt.
Mrs. j. Darby Bowman, Mrs. George
-. EdMonds, Mrs. James n. Bogiey,
Mira. Roger shaw Mrs. James III.
Jones. Mrs. John r. Henderson,
Mrs. George NJ. Hunter, Mrs. r.
Hazel Cashell, Mrs. Charles q. Hol.
land. Mrs. Alexander Kilgour. Mrs
Joseph II Starkey, the Misses Mao
mi Bogley, Mary Alnony, Dorothy
Clark and Caroline Henderson,.
Sherifr Clay Plurnmer has re.
ceived word that the homes OF Mrs.
]. T. larson, ct Chevy Chase Lake,
and J. II. DellingAr, e6O9 tDelafield
street, Chevy Chase, thfn county,
were entered by thieves, the former
late Thursday night or very early
Friday morning, and the latter
some time Thursday afternoon. The
members Of the Taxson family were
asleep on an tlpstAir porch at the
time. and no one was at home when
the Dellinger home was visited.
Mrs. larson reports $2O6.s5 stolen.
and. so FAR ~ IL known, three suits
of clothes were the only property
taken from the Dellinger home. The
sheriff il conducting an investiga-
ton.
At 3 WeIl-attended meeting az the
Christian Church here, the organi-
Eation of the Montgomery county
branch OF the Maryland Bible So
ciety was completed by the eelec.
ton Of the following officers. Vice
president, Reverend s. J. Gooda, Of
Rockville; secretary, Miss Katherine
Benson: treasurer, Hilton Darby.
At the initial meeting, held here
last week, Reverend Stanley White,
pastor Of the Presbyterian Church
at Bethesda, was chosen president.
III was decided to observe Sunday,
December Z, as Bible Sunday, ard
to have appropriate exercises In
virtually an Of the Presbyterian
churches Of the county.
The object OF the organization ID
to encourage more general reading
Of the Scriptures ana to maintain
q place where Bibles may be oh.
tanned. Regular semi-annual meet
ings Of the society viii be held.
Fremont Duley, twenty-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Duley,
Of Potomac, this county, sustained
injuries when an automobile in
which he was riding upset on the
Rockville pike, near MOntrose,
shortly before ~ O'Clock Thursday
night, which resulted In his. death
at the Montgomery County General
Hospital, Sandy Spring, two hours
later.
IN the car at the time were also
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cross, Of the
Potomac neighborhood, the trio be-
\ ing on their way home from q
dance IN the vicinity OF Montross.
Mr.. Cross was driving and just
what caused the machine to turn
over he Is unable to explain. It ID
believed, however, that the car got
too much to one side Of the road,
where the pike II badly worn away.
All three occupants were pinned
beneath the machine, but neither
Mr.. Cross nor his wife were sert-
OuAly hurt. Friends In another
car, also returning eroin the dance.
brought them to Rockville and
young Daley was hurried to the
hospital, where he died. Sheriff
Plumnaer had the accident ifvesti.
gated and decided no one was Grim
inally to blame.
Mrs. Mary q. Spencer, widow Of
Hiram Spencer, died early Friday
morning at her home in Rockville,
aged eighty.three years, She had
been i'll . long time and her
death was due to general break
down. dlia tn her Advances ara