Evening star., 1924-06-15
KENSNCTON.

KENSINGTON. Md, June IA (Spe-
| ciaD.-A reception was given in
! honor of Maj. apd Mrs. Adelmo Glib
son on Wednesday evening by the
| Home, School and Community Asso-
! citation in the auditorium, which was
| decorated with roses and spring fiow
| ers. Those in the receiving line with
! Mai. and Mrs. Gibson were Mayor and
Mrs. Paul .. Kelleter, Or. and Mrs
: Eugene Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
w. Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. George
| W. Landick.
! Mai. Gibson. who is the past presi-
dent of the association, has been or
! dered to Fort Lesvenworth for duty
The Woman's Missionary and Aid
societies of the Warner Presbyterian
( Church held an all-day meeting on
Wednesday. Mrs +. A. CoidweIl gave
a talk on the American Indians"
Luncheon was served by a commit
tee consisting of Mrs. F. A. ColdwelI
Mrs. W. B. Kumler, Mrs. Ernest In
gersoll, Mrs. Rush. Mrs. MCDOWELL,
| Mrs. Richard F. Green, Mrs. Warner
and Mrs, Louis Valentine.
The American Legion posts of
SOUTHERN Will meet tOdS IN
Leonard town. in St Mary's Hotel.
Miss Grace L. Holder of Australia
gave an illustrated lecture Thursday
evening on "Autfieland" in three
parts, Birth of Nation" "Aystra-
| liza at Work" and Australia at Play"
Rev. DIR. George W Atkinson for
mer pastor of Christ Episcopal
Church, Kensington, has sailed for
Europe. where he will pass the sum :
mer: He was accompanied by Mrs.
The commencement exercises OF the
kensington Grammar School were
held Thursday afternoon in the audi
torium. Among those who addressed
the graduating class were the Rev
Robert Atkinson and Mr.. Harry BeaIl
Mark Mooney won the bronze medal
given by the Arnold Wilburn Post Of
the American Legion for being judged
Mrs. Alexander Johnstone gave two
prizes of SIS each for the best work in
English, which were won by Harriet
Taylor and John Graf. Jane Rose re-
ceived a gold pin given by the Home.
for procuring the largest number Of
members in the membership drive.
Among the graduates were Ethel
Elizabeth Ferry. Emily Gibson. Josie
Kelley, Helen kelleter, Evelyn Lech-
ler. Helen Lines, Anne Merriam, Vir-
ginia Moore, Frances Sprosser, Har
riett Taylor, Evelyn ThomdS, Mary
Wanner, Violet Wills and Elinor Mill
burn. class president; John Clum, Ches-
ter Graham, Paul kellster. Philip Lines,
Frederick Moulden, Mark Mooney, Sid
ney Rumsey, Edwin Smith, William
Quinter, Marvin Umnstead, Alfred
WarIhen, Walter Wright, Fred Graft
and John Graft.
Among the college students who
have arrived home to spend the sum-
mer are: Miss Elizabeth Dickson, who
received her b. Sc. degree from Will
son College last week; Miss Edith
Ray Saul, Miss Elizabeth McColloch
and Miss Helen Price, from Goucher;
Edmond Moves, from the University
Of Chicago; Bradford Armstrong. from
Massachusetts Agricultural College:
Hale Chisholm, from the University
of Pennsylvania; David Warthen,
from Randolph Macon Academy; Ga
len McKeever. Edwin Ronsaville.
Martin Ryan, Winship Green, Ed
Pugh and Roy Dougall, from the Uni
versity of Maryland George Finley
Pollock of Boyds was among those
who graduated from the University of
Maryland yesterday:
Miss Elizabeth Stickley and Miss
Virginia Story, students at Central,
will be graduated next week.