Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-01-22

place at the rectory In the presence of a
small company Of relatives and friends of
the couple. Following short honeymoon
trip, the couple will take up their resi-
dence in Gaithersburg.
Directors of the Montgomery County
National Bank at Rockville have been
elected as follows; Samuel D. Byrd. VIM.
T. Griffith. George M. Hunter, J. Thomas
Kelley. Jr.. Lee 0ffutt. Robert B. Peter,
Samuel Riggs of S., Ohio H. W. Talbot,
Haitian A. Waters. Charles L. Watkins.
Mercer Jones and John H. Parsley. The
officers of the bank are: President. George
M. Hunter; vice-president. Lee Offutt /;
cashier. George P. Henderson assistant
cashiers. =. Gardner Darby and ]. Paul
Burnett; clerks. Mrs. H. A. Beard, Reuben
Riggs and Miss Lottie Penn.
The stockholders of the First National
Bank Of Gaithersbure have elected direc-
tors as follows: John B. Diamond, John
W. Walker. Frank B. Severance. Clarence
H. Hoskinson, Ignatius 7. Fulks, Albert F.
Meem. James S. Windsor, Zadoc M. Cooke,
Jos. C. Higgins. Charles c. Waters. Thomas
]. Fulks. Bates Etchison. Windsor Hodges
and Willard L. Rice. Jr. The directors re-
elected these officers: President. John B.
Diamond; vice-president, Clarence H. Hos
kinson; cashier. Frank B. Severance as
sistant cashier. William F. Griffith; book
keeper. Miss Leona Fulks: assistant book
keeper. Earl Hoyle.
The third number in the Jamestown
Chautauqua Course by the Farnham-O Con-
nor Lyceum Company of Washington. D.
c., will be given in the Andrew Small
Academy on Wednesday evening. January
9th. at 7:30 O'Clock Mr. 0Connor and
his company Of artists will have charge Of
this and their reputation is too well known
to require any further word. know you
will enjoy the evening. every moment, so
put everything else aside and be present
with the family and listen to something
that will be full of wit and humor. as we'll
as instruction. The admission for adults
will be IS cents and for children rs cents.
Wednesday. January 9th. is the date.
Johnston W. Gray. ten-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Gray, of near Rockville,
has. through his father. instituted suit in
the circuit court here against DR.. H. H.
Ladson, of 0akdale, and his employee.
Theodore MouseF. claiming damages in the
amount Of $4,000. as a result of injuries
sustained in an automobile accident on
the Jamestown pike. near Rockville, early
in December. The boy was run over by
machine belonging to DR.. Ladson and
operated by Mouser and, it is claimed, very
seriously and permanently injured. 1t is
CHARGED that Mouser was guilty of negli-
eence. The plaintiff is represented by
Attorney Charles W. Woodward.
The Rev. P. Rowland Wagner. pastor of
the Rockville Baptist Church for the last
seven years. has rendered his resignation
to take effect next month. The resigna-
ton was submitted following business
meeting of the congregation and came as
distinct surprise and shock, as it was
not known that he contemplated such
move. DR.. Wagner assigned no reason for
his action further than to let it be known
that he felt that the time had arrived
when he should transfer his work to an
other field. DR.. Wagner will be greatly
missed by the people of the county gen.
orally. During his residence here he has
been active in religious and civic work in
all sections. and as a public speaker has
been much in demand. always responding
when called upon.
Miss Evelyn Jones Anderson. daughter
Of Mrs. Samuel Nicholas Anderson, of
Brookeville, this county. and Mr.. Ralph
Vincent Driver. of Washington, were mar
ried at a O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon of
last week in St. Johns Episcopal Church,
at Olney. The rector, Rev. Guy E. Kagey,
officiated in the presence of a large as
semblage The bride was given in mar
riage by her uncle. Mr.. William P. Jones.
and her only attendant was Miss Jewell
Woodall, Of Washington. Mr.. Bradley
Woodheld. of Damascus. was best man.
and the ushers were Mr. Willard Harvey
and Mr.. GLAND Harvey, of Brookeville. The
marches were played by Mrs. Washington
B. Chichester. of Olney. Immediately after
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Driver left for
an extended trip. Upon their return they
will take up their residence at West Chevy
Chase.
The Bethesda Woman's Club expects to
be occupying handsome clubhouse in the
near future. it has lust been announced by
Mrs. Leonard L. Nicholson, Jr., chairman
of the building committee. The project
has been under consideration for some
time The scheme did not assume definite
shape until a few days ago. when a con-
tract was entered into forfhe purchase of
site in the subdivision Of Sonoma, on the
pike between Huntington Terrace and
Alta Vista. and Immediately opposite the
handsome new Catholic Convent. The
details in connection with the erection of
the clubhouse have not been decided upon,
but IL is known that the cost is expected
to be about $4,000 and the building to
be Of Spanish type. The clubhouse will. it
is understood. be for the exclusive use of
the club and its members. The lot is ap-
proxlmately an acre.
The Authority On which All Bond
Brokers Rely. Why Speculate?